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Historically speaking, marketing and UX have been either somewhat at odds or simply unconcerned with each other. At the risk of oversimplifying, it might be said that marketing is generally concerned with things like new customer acquisition, reach and frequency, and producing stickiness. UX practitioners, on the other hand, have been concerned with things like adoptability, usability, and transparency. But the separation of marketing and UX is in the process of changing.
Marketing organizations are beginning to shift their focus to include a new emphasis on customer experience (CX) as they realize that reach and frequency strategies are not working as they used to. Simply said, in order to be effective these days, marketing needs to be in the business of helping consumers and adapting to customer needs while also executing smart outreach strategies. Talking to prospects with the right message at the right time and the right place (as good marketers have always known to do) is just not enough anymore. Marketing now needs to offer prospects or customers smart and dynamic tools that help them in their decision-making.
As Dave Stubbs of Teehan+Lax has written, "In the past we were incentivized to create ads and microsites that would launch onto the Internet, exist for a while and then disappear. In the future, we will create programs and 'things' that solve consumer problems…" Vidya Drego of Forrester Research has also written a great paper on the topic.
With all of this in mind, it's important to examine how UX and marketing can collaborate to build the next generation of customer engagement.
From a marketing perspective, a whole lot of a company's customer interactions are staked in digital touchpoints. This makes it important that UX professionals be recruited to help shape customer interaction models from the very outset of product development, rather than brought in as an after-thought after a product is built to try, too late, to make it more user friendly. Through its user-centric approach, UX is especially well suited to help marketing shape a more comprehensive and brand-cohesive view of their prospect and customer interactions.
From a UX perspective, branding is an increasingly important consideration these days. This is a result of both the growing digital bandwidth and the fact that new experiences focused on persuasion or selling are now integrated into the digital tools themselves. Think mobile apps and tools like the Nike+ runner application or Ozarka's water delivery website. As a result, the UX perspective has broadened to include new types of experiences that are less process-driven and more advertising-driven. UX designers must contend with more messaging that increases cognitive load, and they must work in an area that's typically been the bastion of marketing communications.
One way to describe this shift is that the interests of marketing and UX are merging into a new approach to customer relations. That outlook is pretty exciting. So many customer experiences will improve when marketing and UX get together to craft tools that give consumers the power to shape more mutually beneficial relationships with the brands, products, and services they choose.
But for this collaboration to be effective, a third ingredient is required: IT. And that's where things threaten to unravel. What good does it do if marketing and UX can put their heads together to design exemplary customer experiences only to find out they cannot be implemented? This isn't due to problems inherent to IT, but more because of the problematic dynamics of marketing and IT's relationship. In a nutshell, marketing (as well as UX, although to a lesser extent) have been guilty of tech phobia. But to be fair, IT has given marketing and UX plenty of good reasons to distrust technology.
Some of us are familiar with the historic battles between interaction design's and engineers' implementation plans. Well thought-out designs have been thrown out because the software platform "can't do that." Marketing has had similar struggles with IT when trying to gather dynamic customer data or automate its processes. IT has been so overburdened with support and maintenance that being asked to implement new features is more than they can handle, especially if those new features could present a threat to their systems' stability.<
Scott Brinker of Ion Interactive expands on this issue in his blog post, Why IT and marketing are diametrically opposed.
On the bright side, increasing numbers of a new breed of technologists are joining the ranks in IT departments. These new technologists arrive in IT already knowledgeable about CX and marketing. They come from much more flexible programming environments, and have evolved through the age of the Internet and open-source platforms. They understand the importance of the customer experience, and are very engaged with it once they know they're involved in a meaningful customer experience effort. In fact, some of these technologists have actually been the originators of better UX in organizations where marketing had only paid lip service to the issue.
The other positive angle to consider—and really this is where everything hinges—is if marketing is able to successfully collaborate with UX, they will acquire the vision and experience they need to help them generate and own the clear and executable types of technology plans that are key to success.
So, to wrap up:
- Marketing needs to start integrating UX design processes into a holistic view of digital (and beyond) customer interactions.
- UX practitioners need to acquire a better understanding of marketing's priorities and brand management practices.
- Once allied into a potent force, marketing and UX can engage in the kind of research that leads to the development of clear and executable technology plans and, as a result, engage IT as an enthusiastic partner.
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I agree and have been living the dream, and struggling to find where to fit in as a marketer, strategist, user experience and interaction designer and web/platform developer/designer.
Marc-Oliver Gern, you are correct in your statement however the integration fo the 2 is the whole idea. sales strategies are totally more effective when thought of not just from and economic and manipulative promotional strategy but as customer benefit strategy.
The history of time of products and services highlights how a great sales strategy does not ensure that a bad product have an extended product lifecycle. What will help extend the products longevity will be those product we know have stuck around for a long time.
And the strategy's of these products are the customer experience weapons that have 'iterated' and 'evolved' in their design to work with the product.
Remember, the design or 'customer experience' is not just about the bag of potatoes. It is the environmental and physical factors that influence the purchasing decision as well (to coin the marketing speak), who is the customer and how do they want it, and how do you balance the market drivers to differentiate your product?
I agree; marketing and UX should form a closer relationship and that might work when you sell software or similar products/categories. BUT, how does this concept help when you sell a package of potatoes? It's about sales, and in my opinion UX practitioners have no idea about sales strategies.
David, thx for your reply. I do not believe that complaining about something makes UX move forward as a profession but sometimes a thing just get on your nerves. I think that's what happened in the AP blog post. That's a controversial topic and you have to give the guy some credit when he writes so openly about it. A very delicate matter, in my opinion.
I disagree with you unethical rationale about communication but thats a story long enough for its own thread. I, as a professional and human being, do not think that getting there (close the deal) is the only thing that matters. HOW you get there is just as important.
Perhaps thats a subject good enough for you to write about because this article here is the starting point on the marketing & ux relationship. What I mean is that I see this article being directed at a "begginer" audience, maybe now its time for an "intermediate" and then "advanced" sort of thing. ;)
I think your use of Nike+, as an example that supports your thesis, is flawed.
Nike+ was originally designed as a product. It had shelf presence, a SKU, and was/is profitable from what I have heard.
I might be able to buy into the argument that its later app extensions were more less marketing efforts, but the core artifact was a product created by product designers and engineers.
I do agree with this article, and think that Experience design needs to extend past what we would consider our normal deliverables. There are pain points on the different fronts... but when hasn't there been... to simply gripe about them doesn't not improve any chances for success.
Be proactive try to get involved and collaborate, focus on progress. I recently posted a short blog on this subject as well.
I agree with the title that says "ux and mkt are set to collaborate". Yes, we are. But what happens when interests clash? And they will 99% of the time.
I think this article does not touch the wound. This guy does:
I like to add another thing to the mix: UX strategies integrated to marketing strategies. This is because of the emerging influence of user groups.
It not only helps to understand external customers of a prospect, but also helps to understand the users of the competing software in order to get a foot inside a company.
A micro example:
For instance it's more easy to get a foot inside if the shortcuts can be configured with templates that mimic same shortcuts as a competing software solution. This is important when you want to sell software to a company that has users who have used the competing software for many years and often use shortcuts.
These small things matter when you want to sell if user groups review your software are being part of the sale process. But also when you market user experience, then you at least should understand that marketing to users is also important. And there are many ways to do that as well, and maybe even social media can work with that a great deal too...
UX needs to be at the front of companies, both in marketing and sales. Here in Holland (country next to Germany) software makers who try to sell business software to large companies find early in the sales process the usergroup review become very influential. If there is no backing from the user group, no sale.
So my suggestion has always been to those companies don't put the user experience as an after thought it will cost you sales.
However why doesn't it happen still? Because large software makers have problems with iterative development processes, hard times of integrating software development methodologies with UX design, checklist thinking, but most of all people have no idea how important user experience still is, even when they do know it is critical for user acceptance: sales.
So this is why I didn't see marketing or sales understanding it, and fail to sell it. I run my own company and I sell it, which is easily done. I find at least. I market it as well. It just works.


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Baked up two more of these this weekend, except used beer (Killian's Irish Red is what I had in the fridge) for 75% of the formula water. Interestingly, the biggest change was in the texture, which seemed moister but more dense although the crumb was quite open. The baked dough was also less white, I assume from the red beer, and I was surprised that taste-wise the beer only added a subtle difference. I should have done a side by side to be sure though. Anyway it was quite good and got thumbs up from my tasters.One non Det with pesto and pep on top, and one clone version.
Also, I tried grilling this style pizza and it does not work. I had to try.
I kind of doubt it. The pizza is always very white from what I can recall in Buddys dough. Some of the other Detroit style pizza places I have been to have also had the very white looking dough.
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Melo's obviously hurting. He seems really slow and out of it. It doesn't help when your coach doesn't call plays. After 2 or so pick in rolls in the first quarters our opponents figure it out and we go ISO the rest of the game. When's the last time the Knicks found someone cutting baseline behind the defense? I'll let you know, it was about 4 games ago. At least Landry's balling tonight.
That's what I'm talking about!!! Don't fold the laundry just yet. Fields heating up!
We're shooting 38% and Suns is shooting 45% and we're only down by 3. We do something right. We're getting to the ft line...
I love our playcalling on offense. Oh wait, MDA doesn't call plays... nevermind.
D'Antoni's only play other than the pick & roll is to pass around until the shot clock goes down to 6 and pass it to Melo/Stat to chuck up a double covered 19 footer. Gotta love it. I'm throwing a party the day he's fired... Lets hope it's sooner than later.
is billy walker in the dog house?
This is exactly why i hate fields, hes got the ability to score this many point every game. I dont question his talent
Stat really needs to do more head fakes, ball fakes. Hes trying a little harder to attack the basket but his shots/dunks get blocked. He obviously lost some athleticism but hes still got enough where if he was a little bit slicker, he woulda had that dunk on Lopez, and maybe one or two on Gortat. Wow at his shot gettin blocked 5 times, he has to be leading the league in that stat...ouch, the irony
I swear Landry waits until he's covered to shoot. God this team is awful.


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"Western muscle and know-how" is the phrase that lets us know that it is all a joke.
According to Carter and as forewarned by Eisenhower, the Zionists both neocons and neoliberals in Washington now owe their existence to generate Wars and Conflicts. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Jihadists have become the perfect counter-party for the Warring cauldron.
Want to win? Stop playing the game. This is not a religious issue its a geo-politcal issue. Indonesia is the largest Muslim nation and we have no problems with them. Why? Because we don't give them a reason to hate us.
Assassinations, Targeted killings, drone bombings, perceived market manipulations, political pressure all drive people towards dislike and eventually hate of America. This enables easy recruitment and replenishment of terrorist. As long as we keep meddling like we are in the Middle East we will always have terrorist.
Want to solve this? Become independent upon their natural resources, limit our strategic interest in the area. Stop killing them, stop manipulating them and they will have no reason to attack us. Will it happen over night no because so much hate as been generated and it will take time to subside even after we stop.
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Do a deal with the Tuareg: You can have a state (people have a right of self-determination) if you let go of Al-Queida. And perhaps remember them that Mali is the dream of every air force general.
The US and the Western sidekicks cannot have the cake and eat it by propping up the Wahhabi regimes that are funding, arming and feeding the Jihadists. The operand modus of the Hegemon is to destablise the Ummahs to control the oil and hence, letting in the Wahhabi Salafists to take over eg. Somalia, Northern Nigeria, Libya, Syria, Timbuktu, Yemen, Iraq etc.
You're talking as if the Ummah is the solution to all Islamist problems. It isn't. You're wrong there.
Secondly, if the "US and the Western sidekicks" do not side with the Wahhabi regimes (I assume you're referring to the Gulf regimes among others?) the New Powers, viz China and Russia would rush in to fill the gap. Seeing that both China and Russia are cult regimes, I'd be better pleased with the status quo. The Gulf kingdoms sit on the world's largest oil reserves. They will inevitably be "too big to abandon", never mind the fact that both China and Russia face their own struggle against Islamists - China against the Uighur Muslims and others and Russia in Chechnya and other parts of the Caucasus.
Terrorism around the world will drop to zilch if the funds of the Gulf Wahhabis are frozen. But then again, these will not happen as the Zionist hyper-militarists in Washington are making humongous profits by selling arms around the world particularly to the Wahhabists, terrorists or not by inventing wars and conflicts.
According to Henery Kissinger "I know the development is the process of physical changes" but after lot of experiences and studies about the mataphysical rebellion I reached a conclusion that real-development is the changes of ideology and thought which brings the social, political and economical transform in the society.
If, we want to stop the metaphysical rebellion in this region that we need to bring the urgent changes in the soiety in form of education, health and development of economics activities.
Otherwise, there is no way to stop them to penetrate in the society as ruler.
Whilst you are trying to stop these Jihadists, they are killing millions in places like Pakistan and Sudan.
Your way of working is upto them - In Europe they have the possibilities extended to them - but unlike other immigrants to Europe, they tend to occupy the lowest rung of society.
Only a change of religion, or total annihilation will solve the problem.
Regime Change of the Military industrial complex of Washington is easier said than done.
You're deluded. Get a grip!
Thanks for yours comments on my views about Jihadist but I try to correct you that Jihadist are not the force of evils that they kills and slaughter millions of people.
They are the people like us but they are fighting with clear ideology while we are those who have suspicious ideology as we call it secularism.
I believe, you must know about the world war-II and in this war millions of people died by the hands of secular and moderate societies in Europe and Asia.
The history of man can never omit this inhuman disaster that they had proud on their civilization and literacy.
Who says Jihadists are illiterate and uncivilized that they
are the people whom majority belongs from secular institutions. They know how to operate and function modern equipment and how to use arm ammunition against their enemies.
Actually, the real matter is that the state of Pakistan, Sudan and other Muslim countries have failed to deliver the justice in the society regarding economics welfare and political understanding according to will of their people.
This all bad deeds are functioned under the auspicious of western power that they wanted to make them worst modern salve and capture natural resources in the interest of their economy through dealing few powerful classes and pave them right to rule in form of landlord, military and train bureaucracy to safe western interest only.
If we look to past that we find core source to train and make Jihadist as the power to bring revolution in the region where they exist through Jihad against Soviet empire –these were powerful western secular and capitalist countries.
So, we can not blame only the Jihadist that current disastrous violence are spreading simultaneously in Pakistan, Sudan and other Muslim countries.
Jihadists are a kind of psycho-religio-terrorist gang-movement and have placed themselves beyond the norms of society by their murderous and insane grab for social and political power without regard for anyone else's life or rights.
Much like Nazis, Stalinists, Khmer Rouge and Maoists. Their active elimination is good for everyone. Really. Anyone who wants help doing so should be assisted. Otherwise their "movement" will continue to grow and will be outside your door one night, like the Stazi, KGB, or Red Guard. You see, there are lots of real-life examples to draw from.
Sleep warmly.
According to Prez Carter, the Hegemon is addicted to wars. There is just too much profits for the military industrial complex.
"Can the jihadists be stopped?"
Just follow the anglo-texan example of cowardice in Afghanistan, murder innocent women and children and in the same time negotiate and pay bribes the taliban jihadists. LOL :D
Drones will create many more Jihadists rather than eliminating them according to many studies.
The reverse is true according to many more studies; including one by a Major-General of the Pakistani Armed Forces.
I am looking on the map in the article and it is astonishing. Media always told as that there are Algerians, there are Lybians, there are Malians happy in their borders and their states. Now we find that everything told us in the past is nonsense. There are Tuareg. Not Lybians, not Algerians, not Malians. Tuareg. And they want their state despite nobody in the UN, nobody in the Humans Right council,nobody in the Arab league never stated the Tuareg's will. So probably UN statements and the Humans Right council statements and the Arab league statements were highly politically biased and not reflected the reality and the people's will?
May be guilty in the current situation are UN and the West that sanctified the colonial borders and prevented state from Tuaregs?
Forget about the Wahhabi actions in Mali. The Wahhabi in Saudi have vandalised and destroyed the tombs of Muhamad's mother, wives, grandson etc. not to mention other Moslem saints.
Mali is one of those huge African nations that has always been a country by name only and not by reality. The Turags, who fancy themselves as Arabs, have never accepted the rule of southern 'Abeed'(slaves)all the way from distant Bamako. The solution is to allow the Turags to secede and create their own Arab country, something that always existed de fact if not de jure.
Azawad will then be responsible for controlling its madmen and will have an incentive to do so. If (Black) African States attack the North, the Tuaregs will see it as 'abeed' attack on their people and will probably all join the Ansar because Ansar will be seen as protectors of the Tuaregs.
The West should think really carefully about this one before getting into yet another mire
One man's vast uncontrollable desert is another man's home. Only Tuaregs can control their territory. The reason MNLA turned to Ansar Dine is the lack of money. The reason Ansar Dine turned to Al Kaida is the lack of money. The reason Azawad became so hostile to Westerners is the total lack of support or understanding in the West for the Tamashek people. Tuareg teritory was divided by straight borders drawn by colonial powers with no concern whatsoever for the people living there, and today the West refuses to considers re-negotiating these completely unnatural and unjustified borders because otherwise it may have to re-negotiate other borders that it sees as just as unimportant. If Kosovo has the right to be independent, if South Sudan can be independent, if Scotland can hold a referendum to be independent, why can't the Tamashek be independent? Is it because they live in such a God-forsaken place with no minerals? These people have been fighting for Independence for the last fifty years. They are facing a drought that lasts since 1973. They need help, and they deserve it, no less than any other minority. They do not deserve their land to be turned into another Avganistan. Tuaregs are a nation of traders that have been exposed to many various influences trough many centuries. An African equivalent of the Dutch. They are practically minded and they are known to take their religion very lightly. They do not deserve that Al Kaida and the West fight over their back. To secure a peace in Azawad, the West should support the secular MNLA. It should recognize Azawad as an independent state and offer help in various forms, from cash to intelligence. It should act as a friend of Tuareg people, and then the Tuareg territory will be safe for Westerners instead of harboring Western enemies.
So what criteria should the "west" use in determining which minority to unilaterally grant independence to? Should the recognized government be allowed a say? The UN? Saudi Arabian princes? Regional powers? Terrorist organizations?
Didn't the UN sanction the formation of Israel? How did that work-out????
I have sympathy for oppressed minorities but I am opposed to every little tribe becoming an independent country (with its hand-out) simply because someone says they want political power. There has to be other reasons but I am not sure I can make a list of them. Perhaps you can?
No more U.S. troops in any event.
Tuaregs are not a little tribe. They control half of Sahara, and it would be in the interest of world peace to treat them with the due respect otherwise they turn to Al Kaida. This is the simple criterion by which they should be granted Independence, and I don't have a general criterion or an answer to your many questions. And yes, you're right - it's not only the "west" any more, now it's also China, Russia etc. that decide in such cases. Although that ever consider military action in far away countries, so it's still appropriate to say "the west" when one talks about the voluntary world policemen. I certainly agree - U.S. troops should stay at home, this time and every time.
Just what we need - another UN-backed war.
We have seen such success in past UN-backed wars - Iraq & Afghanistan are so much more stable and safe now. Not.
At least it will keep the western military industries in profits for a few more years.
Iraq was not UN backed. Afghanistan was and is a NATO mission.
Before considering the idea of "stopping the jihadists", consider the idea that maybe, in fact, there is a G-d. What, then, would you want a nation of believers to do if they were being threatened by secular pressures which would indeed tend towards annihilation of their [part of] Truth?
Does the U.N. know the answer to such questions so well that they're willing to go to war over it? Is it not just an inconvenience this notion of G-d and not a matter of Truth or even principles?
janssena; with rational people, religious or secular, liberal or conservative, one can reason, agree / disagree, compromise, or agree to disagree. These Jihadis have one core paradigm; If you do not agree with their world view, then you are an enemy who must be killed. It does not matter whether you are Christian, Muslim, Jew or atheist. We do not have the luxury of tolerating these barbarians.
It is ridiculous that you call them barbarians without considering American history. There you can find the record of the (near) genocide of the indigenous people (Native Americans). If you support the continuance of the US economy as it stands, you are in tacit support of the very acts that you denounce. They suffer to this day, so one cannot simply write it off as "history".
One must remember (also) that every "rational" system rests on certain prior premises. The premise of the global economic system pushed by the UN (and such) revolves around various godless quantifications of godless agents, if these agents are not godless, then the whole global-economic system which the UN pushes for falls, doesn't it?
Absolutely, completely irrelevant to the point at hand. Just because you cannot back up your own argument does not mean that you get to randomly switch topics.
How about this: if the jihadists can provide objective evidence, not only that a deity exists, but that said deity actually wants them to do what they're doing, we'll take your objections into account.
Murdering women and children to simply gain political power and impose a tyrany automatically disqualifies the jihadists. I know the arguments you refer to, and they are bogus and false. There is no truth in the jihadists' message. None what-so-ever. Nada. Zero. Null. Nein.
Have you "considered" that the jihadists are a collection of heartless, calculating, and evil power-mongers who will kill your children and claim that their deity told them to do so for a greater good? I can not post here what I think of these "people" and their idea of "truth" but I can assure you that 20 years in the navy would help decode the words.
Have a nice peaceful life and let others to the same!
The argument that "two wrongs make a right" is rather odd and misses the point. Murdering children today with bombs and guns to gain political power and defending such actions because of injustices in the past is not rational and is hardly convincing. Wrong is wrong. jihadists gain power by murdering civilians without any justification beyond the little voice in their heads . . . I hope anyone who reads this understands what I am saying.
Best regards
Very clever, jans.
The time in which the "whites" engaged in war with the "natives" was one of "might is right". The issue of human rights for all was a non-existent idea then. Unlike now, when the human rights issue is hammered into us 24x7.
Also, the concept of a formal recognition of land ownership didn't exist then. The "native" tribes fought among themselves for control of land, as they did with the "whites" when they came, only the "whites" had better weapons. The issue of rights for the "natives", for them to have their own land where they can reign almost supreme, also came from the "whites" themselves, which you overlook.
Your ignorance, whether feigned or real, is criminal.
Ever heard of the Ahlu Sunna Waljama'a? They are a Sufi paramilitary group who are fighting on the side of the Western-backed Transitional Federal Govt of Somalia AGAINST your so-called pious Al-Qaeda and Al Shabaab, to preserve their own Sufi tradition in Somalia (by the way, Sufis are generally known to be respectful of the state and its writ instead of going Allahu Akbar at the tiniest provocation; tolerant of other beliefs; all the while believing in God or Allah).
Ever heard of the Raskamboni movement? They were part of the Islamist faction in the Somalian Civil War, but now they are fighting on the side of the TFG against the Islamist terrorists, whom you are so anxious to see accepted with open arms by the civilized world.
Your so-called "reply" is nothing but a smokescreen for not a shred of meaningful substance other than trying to admit a band of barbarians into the human race by fraudulent means.
You know what's frightening? That an ignorant Fascist like you, possibly with malicious intentions, gets to air these so-called "opinions" in such fora as the present one.
If you are an American, did you not do the same to the Native Peoples that were there? You should really examine yourself before criticizing others. Because they still apparently are kept on reservations there and deprived of liberty.
Your assessment of the role of the change in government in the fall of the North to the MNLA and its subsequent take-over by Salafists is inaccurate on two counts. First, if the change was a coup, it was the strangest coup I've ever witnessed, and having spent considerable time in Latin America in the past, I've seen many coups including the one in Chile, all of them pre-planned, some of them having had outside support. What took place was a mutiny against a corrupt president who had used a facade of democracy as a cover for the looting of the State. The muting turned into a revolution against generalized corruption and the impunity of the political class from prosecution in the rare cases when its members were shown to be stealing State and donor funds. A April survey conducted by Sidiki Guindo showed that nearly 64% of the population were satisfied with the change in government even though elections were scheduled. 51% held the regime itself responsible for its own demise.
Second, this corruption as it affected the Army made the loss the North inevitable, an outcome only slightly hastened by the revolution. 43 top officers were reported to be involved in the drugs trade and as part of a more general restructuring to prepare the Army for the reconquest of the North, these officers have been removed. The economic and arms blockade of the Transitional Government by OECD countries and ECOWAS are responsible for mass unemployment in the South and for allowing the Salafists to become entrenched in the North, delaying the time when the three major cities are retaken and making it more difficult to establish control over the vast hinterland of the Sahara.
Dr. Jeff Dorsey
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Currently in the US
Thanks. The idea that one can "swat the jihadists" and win is a myth. It merely turns democratic states into dictatorships, and from there down the hill to corruption. The single most important strategic thing to do when confronted with jihadists is to ask why are they so successful in recruiting and in wining mass support? That is where the majority of our resources should be applied ... undermine the reasons for having a jihad in the first place. The second thing we should accept is that having a sharia state is none of our business. Being a sharia state does not necessarily threaten us. What threatens us is a sharia state that is our enemy. Period. We must remember a little history. The first parliament was a Cromwellian Puritan government that crushed all other religions. Countries have to go through the process of dealing with their historically defined conditions, and they have to do this themselves (we can merely help, and not necessarily by pumping money in, which only invites corruption). Sharia law and capitalism will not work. So let people try and make it work, and failure will bring its own reform, and hopefully a country can get its act together in the way its citizens find interesting.
the Jihadist gain support by bringing in outside money and outside fighters which upsets the local balance to favor one. They make initial alliances with the locals as the junior partner, but eventually buy off and murder/terrorize opponents allowing them to then take control of the traditional illegal money making operations. They use the expanded access to money to expand into the normal economy and continual buying off of various local factions while eliminating those who oppose them. Ultimately it forces the area into submission. (over simplifying, but you get the idea)
What started out as one group/faction's attempt to gain control over the area with outside support results in their own destruction.
the problem is that the recent Western approach (they rarely did this during their colonial days) starts off trying to impose a foreign control from the start which makes all local forces oppose them unified. The West just needs to co-opt the reasonable groups with money and at times troop reinforcements, but make known they have no intention of ultimately controlling the territory as long as it doesn't interfere in their interests. the locals will go with this over the Jihadhist foreign takeover.
the issue is the the West currently pursues a crusade of Western Human Right Democracy Liberal Ideology, which undermines traditional and local power structures.
The neo-con response to the success of the jihad faction has been shown to be stupid. the problem for the "west" is that the "opposition" is not always easy to identify. In the case of Iraq, Bush put a Shia power into office! Allied to Iran! In Syria the opposition is again in doubt. So the situation is fluid. The information available to the "West" is questionable. It is very difficult to decide what to do.
Historically it is nearly inpossible for a poor population to defend itself from outsider-financed military gangs with political ambitions. If you know of some, please provide.
Your reference to Cromwell is backwards: the Puritans were very much like today's jihadists in that both believed that some deity was telling them what to do, and that they have an obligation to do so. Both were self-deluded, violent, foolish, and hurt a lot of very innocent people while claiming to be holy. The English eventually went a better way, and I hope the rest of us get the same chance!
Best regards
The Puritans were not 'very much like' jihadists. They did not reign in terror over their own population (they were as popular as any other govt at the time). They followed the rules of war at the time. They did some very silly things but nothing outside of conventions of the time.
The problem with that is that a Shariah state would become a breeding ground of terrorists. Reform like the one you're talking about would take a long time to occur, which would be time enough for a huge number of "brothers" to be created and groomed to give their all to "the cause". Why? Well, you must remember that these Islamic terror groups are successful in part because they have a solid backbone of die-hard ideologues (Certainly the bulk of their infantry may be poverty-stricken disaffected youths who have been indoctrinated by the "elders" but there does exist the backbone of ideologues who will be Islamists regardless of financial status). The moment they see one Shariah state, they'll want one in, say Ethiopia (where 34% of the population is Muslim, some of whom are dissatisfied with the govt's handling of their religious matters). And this will go on and on. In general shariah states have not been successful in restraining such people; thus you see a single shariah state would start a chain reaction which does not bode well for Africa.
You have half a point. Some "local" traditions would include mothers hot-ironing their daughters' breasts in Cameroon to make them sag and thereby unattractive to men as a deterrent to rapists. I'm sure the mothers mean well, but no sane person could even think of allowing this as part of tradition.
Also, I would disagree with you on your main argument. Most Africans, wrought in poverty as a consequence of corrupt and inept leadership, have been treated to generous amounts of West-bashing as the reason of their hardships. They would look upon every single "white" who lands among them with suspicion, while the Jihadists are their own "brothers", black like the rest of them and everything. Also, you do realize that vast swathes of Africa need loads of modernization for eradication of the evils. For that, quite a few of the "traditional power structures" need to be dismantled. I'm sure you can agree that no country, West or East, can go on pouring money into African states hoping that one day they'll realize the crimes of the Jihadists and rise like the Phoenix?
Of course, I may be wrong, or living half a century in the past, but to the best of my knowledge your opinion can be successfully challenged by my arguments.
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Racing the clock, the White House sealed a New Year's Eve accord with Senate Republicans late Monday to neutralize across-the-board tax increases and spending cuts in government programs due to take effect at midnight, according to administration and Democratic officials.
Vice President Biden traveled to Capitol Hill late Monday to meet with Senate Democrats, including those who have expressed skepticism about the proposed agreement struck with Republican leader Mitch McConnell.
"I feel very, very good. I think we'll get a very good vote tonight," Biden told reporters after a closed door briefing with Senate Democrats. Asked what was his selling point, Biden quipped, "Me."
The proposal would extend the George W. Bush-era tax cuts for family incomes below $450,000, rates that are due to expire at midnight; the plan would also delay, for two months, across-the-board spending cuts to defense and domestic programs that are also part of the fiscal cliff, according to sources familiar with the negotiations. They spoke anonymously because they were not authorized to speak on the record.
The higher tax rates for upper-income Americans is estimated to raise $620 billion over the next 10 years.
The full Democratic-run Senate must still approve the plan -- and so must the Republican-controlled House.
Democratic senators said they expected a post-midnight vote on the measure. The House is scheduled to reconvene on Tuesday, New Year's Day.
One set of taxes is set to go up in 2013: The proposed deal does not address the end of the payroll tax holiday on Tuesday. That tax will rise by 2%, back to its 2010 level.
The deal also stops scheduled pay increases for Congress set for spring 2013 and includes a nine-month extension of the farm bill, which had been delayed for months because of differences between the House and Senate versions of the legislation that sets U.S. agricultural policy every five years.
The agreement also does not address any increase in the nation's debt ceiling, which -- combined with the delay of automatic spending cuts -- sets up the distinct possibility of another cliff-like budget battle in February.
The omission of the debt ceiling dismayed some liberal Democrats, including Sens. Tom Harkin of Iowa and Sherrod Brown of Ohio. Their criticism prompted Biden's visit to Capitol Hill late Monday.
"We are where we are and we need to cast this vote," said Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., following the meeting. She will support the measure but estimated as many as 10 Democrats could oppose it.
Biden played a critical role, Feinstein said. "I think it was very important," she said, noting that McConnell and Biden "have a long prior experience" working together. "That's the reason this is bipartisan."
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., likewise predicted a "very strong vote" which he said would put pressure on the House to pass the measure.
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif, did not exactly endorse the deal either, saying in a statement: "When a final agreement is reached and passed by the Senate, I will present it to the House Democratic Caucus."
The final details came together hours after President Obama said Congress was making progress on a short-term deal to avert the fiscal cliff.
As the day dragged on, negotiations narrowed to a Democratic offer to pay for the spending cuts for two months, estimated to cost $24 billion, a McConnell spokesman said. Republicans wanted additional cuts to make up for supplanting those cuts and sent Democrats a list outlining $130 billion of suggested cuts for Democrats to consider.
At his White House event earlier in the day, Obama told an audience of cheering supporters that a proposal would help reduce the nation's $16 trillion-plus debt through higher taxes on the wealthy. He also said it would also extend unemployment insurance and preserve tax credits for such middle class items as child care and education.
The campaign-style event chafed some congressional Republicans. Obama's 2008 presidential rival Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., criticized it as "a cheer-leading, ridiculing-of-Republicans exercise."
According to officials familiar with the talks, there is consensus to allow the Bush-era rates to expire for individuals earning above $400,000 and joint filers above $450,000. Negotiators have also agreed to an increase in the estate tax rate from 35% to 40% on inheritances of more than $5 million.
The president said he would have preferred a bigger debt reduction deal, but congressional Republicans balked and now it will have to be done "in stages." Down the line, Obama said he will continue to insist that debt reduction be balanced with revenues as well as spending cuts, foreshadowing a second term defined by budgetary clashes with Republicans.
"It's going to have to be a matter of shared sacrifice, at least as long as I'm president," Obama said. "And I'm going to be president for the next four years, I hope."
Obama also cracked a joke about lawmakers: "And one thing we can count on with respect to this Congress is that if there is even one second left before you have to do what you're supposed to do, they will use that last second."
Negotiations pivoted on how and whether to turn off the impending $110 billion in spending cuts scheduled for 2013. They are part of the automatic $1.2 trillion in cuts over 10 years that Congress approved in the summer of 2011 when they failed to come up with deficit reduction on their own.
Republicans object to using new revenue to pay for the cuts because it negates the overarching goal of deficit reduction. "Everybody in this body knows that we've done nothingŚnothingŚto reduce a penny of debt in this country," said Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn. Any proposal to use revenue to pay for spending without additional cuts will likely face significant opposition among Republicans, particularly in the GOP-controlled House.
In a joint statement from House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio and other GOP leaders, they announced the House will "honor its commitment" to take up the Senate bill. They also left open the possibility that the House could seek to amend the deal until their members were given an opportunity to review the deal.
It was unclear how much support the package will have in the House, but McConnell spokesman Don Stewart was optimistic the chamber could approve the package after the Senate sends it over. "(McConnell) has spoken to the speaker throughout the entire process," said Stewart.
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The administration's willingness to raise the threshold for higher tax rates above the president's campaign pledge for earners above $250,000 was met with resistance by liberals. "This is one Democrat that doesn't agree with that at all," Harkin said. "I think that's grossly unfair." Harkin said that most Americans earn between $25,000-$60,000. "And they're the ones getting hammered right now," he said.
The AFL-CIO labor union, a major supporter of the Democratic Party, also raised objections to reported details of a possible agreement. In a tweet, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said the proposal gives Republicans the chance of "further destabilizing hostage taking" in the weeks ahead over raising the debt ceiling.
If Congress had failed to act, Obama had asked Reid to bring to the floor a stripped-down plan that would include a renewal of unemployment insurance and an extension of the Bush tax cuts for middle-class Americans who make less than $250,000 a year.
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Where do you see this? I mean, figure skating in general has gone down in popularity over the last few years, you can barely find it on TV and the coverage when they do show it is rushed and so many are left out. If I asked anyone out there, in general, about figure skating, they'd be able to name Elvis, Kurt and probably Plushenko, but not many more; they'd have no clue who Lambiel and Buttle and even Yagudin are. Dai, well, skating is popular in a lot of the Asian countries so that makes sense (along with his charisma and personality), so it's easy to see why he's popular. I think Patrick probably has more fans there too, no? It's just not what it used to be in North America. As for his lack of personality, I understand what you mean, but he's obviously just not that 'outward' of a skater, although he seems to be working on that. I'd love him to have the showmanship of Plushenko and Dai, maybe it will come, maybe it won't, but I do think that if he was around 10 or 15 years ago, he'd probably have quite a few more fans. Just my opinion.
Because the average folks don't even turn into figure skating anymore. There is significantly less mainstream media coverage than during the period of the skaters you mentioned above. Maybe hard to believe but the majority of layman people don't stay up and hunt down live streaming of figure skating events online...
I think the 'Chan-detractor' idea is not without merit. It's certainly normal to have preferences and to gravitate to certain skaters be it for stylistic reasons, or patriotic or whatever. But you have to wonder when you see demeaning, over the top comments that seem to take Chans perceived imperfections so personally.
ETA: Sometimes people forget that these elite skaters have amazing talent and crafts. How many of you can honestly say you are ranked in the top 5, or even 10 in the world in whatever profession you have? All these skaters deserve to be discussed/commented respectfully.
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I agree that Galina has proved she is not at all a good tech coach for him. He might like the idea of having a Russian bossy grandma type for a coach, but realistically its not working. His skating has deteriorated since he started working with her. Never mind the quad, his triple axel used to be VERY consistent and a beautiful jump. Now its almost always two-footed and/or shaky. Gone is the triple/triple.
..which means that he didn't have a perfect 4T that counted as such. Only a combo with 1T that counded with -3 GOE. This argument is just desperate.
I feel that some people missed the point that plushfan tried to bring. The lack of charisma, showmanship of some leaders and far than fair judgement is THE REASON why you can barely find fs on TV. Poor TV coverage is the consequence. Not vice versa. Because it's the easiest thing for them to do- to say that others are dumb crowd, "irrational mob that should be ashamed of themselves", "who doesn't really know skating" (quotes are from Chan uber thread where non-Chan fans are constantly insulted, not that I mind much, it's better if Chan fans unload their bitterness there). Or move it into "personal" argument or whatever. In fact it means only one thing- they don't have a fs argument to reply on the criticism.
Because we've read some truly horrible attacks on him. Because there is a great deal of hypocrisy involved in the discussion. Because there is such a thing as invalid criticism. Because when we make responses that I think are reasonable, fact based ripostes, we get dismissed as bullies, or the facts get overwhelmed by the hyperbolic hate. I can discuss Chan with some people, but feel the need to do so in a private message in order to actually have a discussion.
The skate itself was underwhelming. Lovely but I was hoping for more from this program. I think Exilados is his best SP by far still.
You know, I used to participate on a poetry workshop board, a board that makes this one a model of civility and moderation. The very first poem I posted, I got a response that I will politely summarize as, "Not a single word in this ________________ works." I replied, "Phew! I guess that means the punctuation is A-OK." And, surprisingly, I got a LOT of private messages from people who told me they were very amused by my response and thanked me for not adding fuel to the fire. I also learned that those were the very people whose opinion I trusted. Funny how that works.
Haters gonna hate. But I find the scroll button works wonders for restoring peace of mind.
Actually what worries my most about Chan was his comment that he now has a coach that will let him off the hook if he just "doesn't feel" like practicing that day. Maybe it's like writing--I found I often learned more about technique from struggling through the hard-to-get poems rather than waiting for that elusive "inspiration" to strike. He needs a tech coach. Plain and simple.
Oh, and for the record, I don't always agree with things you say, but I do find you always worth reading. No scroll needed.
I'm with you on this. I've almost quit this forum on a couple of occasions over some of the incredible ugliness and vitriol directed at Patrick Chan and even Canada as a whole. At times it's been so overwhelming I was truly just about done, even though I love figure skating, and discussing figure skating and am a fan of many skaters from many countries.
Funny. Besides me there were maybe a couple of posters who tried to criticized Chan's score. But now we have pages from his ubers where they whiningly complain how much attacked they are!
That's why some people who have smth. fair to say on his skating don't want to post- they don't want to deal with this hipocricy and double standards.
I felt emptiness from that performance as well. "Something is missing"--That was what I felt. To me, the thing that was missing is "soul". Unlike his previous programs full of dazzling quick feet, this program has some quiet, simple moments that demand the skater to fill it full with artistic expressions or emotional involvement. Failing to do so would result in an empty feeling.


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Just read through your blog, and watched your fight, well done mate! You looked good in the video!
I'm looking to go for my first fight prob early 2014, just started MMA in November, done some boxing in past.
What was your training schedule like leading up to your fight?
Before the fight was confirmed I did 2 nights a week,2 classes a night.i did mma and bjj Monday,kickboxing and wrestling Thursday.
When's fight was confirmed I trained 4 nights a week,mma bjj mon,k1 and sparring tue,mma wed and k1 and wrestling Thur.
Good look mate and any more questions just ask
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I'm hoping to get another fight in by the end of the year but also fancy doing a bjj comp.classes were an hour each so I was doing 2 hours most nights.my conditioning basically came from training and sparring but I'd go for a 2 mile jog wry other day aswell.i isn't really train any strength other than a few free weights at home.i didn't have a specific s and c plan but in hindsight I would definetly change tht in the future.id have one put together before the fight and stick to it with a personal trainer.as you can see from the video I was exhausted by the end of it.
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Not a problem on paper would be a fair match thats why I asked.
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