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The big snoop: The UK's temptation to become a big brother and what it means for the rest of us
There are petitions everywhere. Tech-savvy people are outraged. The Telegraph, the British Broadcasting Corporation, the Daily Mail and the Sunday Times publish one story after another about it. What is it? The Big Snoop, or at least, we'll call it that.
UK: Radical phone and Internet monitoring proposal to be put to parliament
Press release
2 April 2012
Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns a bill allowing monitoring of all phone calls, text messages, emails and other electronic communications that the British government plans to submit to parliament in the coming weeks.
"We are shocked to hear more and more supposedly democratic countries such as India, France, Australia and now the United Kingdom express
Hungarians fight back
Boom! Everything goes black. Hungary goes black.
Do you remember 'Blackout 4 Hungary'? A little more than a year ago, Hungarian net activists initiated a "movement calling on all Hungarians to turn their websites black starting with 5 January 2011," as a protest against internet censorship.
CSISAC Job Opening: Community Manager and Liaison to OECD
The Civil Society Information Society Advisory Committee Liaison (CSISAC) is seeking a community manager and liaison to act as a point of contact with the OECD's OECD's Committee for Information, Computer and Communications Policy (ICCP). The position is half time on a one-year contract. Candidates should be available to begin in February 2012, and should be based in Europe, ideally Paris. The deadline for applications is December 31.
Notes from the Sida conference on Internet Activism
The recent conference on internet activism, put on by the Swedish International Development Agency, was particularly enlightening.
Computer Aid seeks new Chief executive officer
APC member Computer Aid international is currently seeking a new Chief executive officer (CEO). The candidate must have previous experience in international development, and ideally information and communication technology for development. Find out more about how to apply. Deadline for applications is Tuesday, December 6 2011.
Turkey abandons unpopular filtering software
Turkey abandons plans to install mandatory filtering software after months of widespread protest. The reversal of this controversial policy shows the power of determined advocacy.
London Riots: Social media does not cause social problems say APC and GreenNet
Following last week's riots, British PM David Cameron said that his government is considering a crackdown on online communications. However he forgets that the same websites and phone networks were also used to locate friends and plan safe exits from trouble-spots. APC and GreenNet issue a statement.
London Riots: Social media does not cause social problems say APC and GreenNet
In the media and in public policy debates fingers were quick to point at the use of social media and mobile phones in spurring on the riots that overwhelmed several English cities last week and in helping looters evade the police.
France to disconnect citizens for file-sharing
France has started to disconnect its first users under its new three strikes system.
That is, if you are caught file-sharing, you are sent an angry letter telling you to stop. If you persist, you get an angrier letter. Three strikes, and you lose your internet connection for six months.


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Koehn, Philipp; Casacuberta, Francisco; Carl, Michael (Edinburgh, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Workpackage 7 comprises of dissemination activities of the casmacat project. In this report, we summarize the promotion of project goals, progress and outcomes to the larger academic research community, the commercial sector targeted by the work, and beyond. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9049
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Ooi, Can-Seng (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Intercultural management broadly refers to the handling of cultural differences in businesses and organizations. Although culture develops in all social groups, such as in firms, schools and neighbourhoods, intercultural management often refers to cultures framed within national and ethnic settings. Language, religion, family relations, work ethics and daily living are some aspects of culture. These cultural manifestations reflect the community's world views, norms and values, and shape social behaviours and practices of members in the community. The idea of "intercultural management" also suggests that cultural differences are sources of miscommunication and misunderstandings. So in international business, intercultural management is a daily activity that affects different operations, including localization of services in a foreign market, offering local hospitality to foreign tourists, adapting one's negotiation style to overseas business partners, communication in an international work environment and devising appropriate human resource services in overseas subsidiaries. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8976
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Hoogendoorn, Sander; Parker, Simon C.; Van Praag, Mirjam (Amsterdam, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: What is the effect of dispersed levels of cognitive ability of members of a (business) team on their team's performance? This paper reports the results of a field experiment in which 573 students in 49 teams start up and manage real companies under identical circumstances. We ensured exogenous variation in - otherwise random - team composition by assigning students to teams based on their measured cognitive abilities (Raven test). Each team performs a variety of tasks, often involving complex decision making. The key result of the experiment is that the performance of business teams first increases and then decreases with ability dispersion. We seek to understand this finding by developing a model in which team members of different ability levels form sub-teams with other team members with similar ability levels to specialize in different productive tasks. Diversity spreads production over different tasks in order to escape diminishing marginal returns under specialization. The model comes with a boundary condition: our experimental finding is most likely to emerge in settings where different tasks exhibit moderate differences in their productive contributions to total output. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8963
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Evidence from a Lab-in-the-Field ExperimentKoudstaal, Martin; Sloof, Randolph; van Praag, Mirjam (Rotterdam, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Theory predicts that entrepreneurs have distinct attitudes towards risk and uncertainty, but empirical evidence is mixed. To better understand the unique behavioral characteristics of entrepreneurs and the causes of these mixed results, we perform a large 'lab-in-the-field' experiment comparing entrepreneurs to managers – a suitable comparison group – and employees (n = 2288). The results indicate that entrepreneurs perceive themselves as less risk averse than managers and employees, in line with common wisdom. However, when using experimental incentivized measures, the differences are subtler. Entrepreneurs are only found to be unique in their lower degree of loss aversion, and not in their risk or ambiguity aversion. This combination of results might be explained by our finding that perceived risk attitude is not only correlated to risk aversion but also to loss aversion. Overall, we therefore suggest using a broader definition of risk that captures this unique feature of entrepreneurs; their willingness to risk losses. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9034
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Alabau, Vicent; Carl, Michael; Martínez, García; González-Rubio, Jesús; Mesa-Lao, Bartolomé; Ortiz-Martínez, Daniel; Rodrigues, Sofia; Schaeffer, Moritz (Edinburgh, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: In this work package, we evaluate the CasMaCat workbench in eld trials to study the use of the workbench in a real-world environment. We have also integrated the workbench into community translation platforms and collected user activity data from both eld trials and volunteer translators interacting with the workbench. This Deliverable covers Task 6.1 and 6.2. Task 6.1: Third eld trial at a translation agency (Celer Soluciones SL in Madrid) to evaluate the CasMaCat workbench in a real-world professional translation environment. Task 6.2: Analysis of translator feedback and activity data. Collection of feedback of translators' self-estimation through questionnaires and retrospective interviews. In addition to the originally planned third eld trial for 2014, we have also conducted an additional longitudinal study between April and May 2014 (as discussed in the last review meeting { December 2013). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9054
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Humlum, Maria K.; Kristoffersen, Jannie H. G.; Vejlin, Rune (Bonn, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The level of progression of an individual's educational or labor market career is a potentially important factor for family formation decisions. We address this issue by considering the effects of a particular college admission system on family formation. We show that the admission system affects mainly the timing of college enrollment and not the college-going decision. As such, we consider a specific type of career interruption and its consequences for relationship formation and fertility decisions. Specifically, we employ a regression discontinuity design based on the college admission system to estimate the effect of being above the admission requirement in the year of application on later family formation decisions. We find that the admission system has substantial effects on the timing of family formation and, specifically, that the timing of college enrollment is an important determinant hereof. This suggests that career interruptions such as delays in the educational system can have large effects on family decision-making. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8923
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Introduktion, problemstilling og analysetilgangLyck, Lise (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8930
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The First Open Access Order that Failed?Reckendrees, Alfred (Freiburg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The Weimar Republic is analysed within the framework of limited and open access orders. Germany had developed into a mature limited access order before World War I, with rule of law and open economic access but only limited access to politics. After the war, Germany developed toward an open access order; this process was, however, not sustainable. Two interpretations are discussed, which both pose a challenge to the limited access-open access framework: (1.) Weimar Germany was the first open access order that failed; (2.) sufficiency conditions of the sustainability of open access are not yet included in the framework. It is proposed that sustainable open access orders do not only depend on open political and economic access and on the state monopolising violence capacities (coercive power); government and the political institutions must also have the capacity to efficiently create legitimacy via coordination capabilities. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8950
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Consensus, Experientiality and Network Centrality in Transnational GovernanceFolke Henriksen, Lasse (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: When experts with diverse training and experiential backgrounds come together to make binding decisions they face the challenge of finding common ground in the absence of any particular shared abstract body of knowledge or organization specific set of evaluative principles. How does consensus emerge in situations marked by contentious friction? Network theory suggests that connectivity enables orchestration of alignment and coordination across difference. Occupants of strategically central positions in networks can thus be formally identified from the structural characteristics of those positions (White et al. 1976; Burt 1992, 2010; Vedres and Stark 2010). But the formal characteristics of positions only tell us about the potential advantage of occupants. Actual advantage is about mobilizing action from network positions to influence what goes on in the network (Burt 2010, 223ff). What does it take for occupants of advantageous position to take action on specific collective problems in the face of contentious situations? URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8924
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An ExperimentRunnemark, Emma; Hedman, Jonas; Xiao, Xiao (Lund, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: We conduct an incentivized experiment to test whether the willingness to pay is higher for debit cards compared to cash for three consumer products. Our findings support this conjecture also after controlling for cash availability, spending type, price familiarity and consumption habits of the products. The evidence thus suggests that different representations of money matters for consumer behavior. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8926
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AddendumGarcía-Martínez, Mercedes; Carl, Michael; Mesa-Lao, Bartolomé; Alabau, Vicent; Ortíz-Martínez, Daniel; Koehn, Philipp (Edinburgh, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This document is an extension of D5.4 as suggested in the second review report. It contains de- tails about the implementation of the nal prototype of the casmacat workbench and outlines the improvements of the workbench with respect of the previous deliverable 5.4. The objective of WP5 is to integrate the translation system and user interface and to develop the casmacat workbench. This deliverable shows the functional components of the workbench and describes their interaction possibilities in the last casmacat prototype. It also describes the most recent additions to the workbench. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9057
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A Time Series Analysis of Institutional and Partisan EffectsCiti, Manuele (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The marginal involvement of the EU in redistributive policies and its limited fiscal resources have led to a lack of attention to the EU budget and its determinants. In this paper I analyse an original dataset containing yearly data on the main macrocategories of expenditure and how they have changed over the last three decades (1984-2013). Using time series analysis, I find that the ability to form winning coalitions in the Council, the ideological position of the co-legislators, and some 'structuring events' - like the adoption of the Multiannual Financial Framework and the accession of the cohesion countries - have a significant role in driving the process of budgetary reform. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8915
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Lyck, Lise (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Island hører til verdens mikro-stater, som af FN er defineret som stater med mindre 1,5 million indbyggere. Rent faktisk er der i Island ca. 325.000 indbyggere, hvoraf ca. 200.000 bor i Reykjavik og forstæder til Reykjavik. Island blev en selvstændig stat i 1944 efter 565 års samhørighed med Danmark. Islands historie er en stærk integreret del af Nordens historie fra vikingetiden og frem til vor tid. Island har en veluddannet befolkning, og har indtil sammenbruddet af det finansielle system været kendetegnet af et højt bruttonationalprodukt per indbygger og af at være en rig velfærdsstat med stor global synlighed. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8900
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A review of academic liteBoll, Karen; Oats, Lynne (Exeter, 2014)[More information][Less information]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8995
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Li, Xin (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: (1) The essence of Yin-Yang is that yin and yang are contrary yet complementary. 阴阳的本质是阴阳是相生相克的关系。 (2) This contrary yet complementary relationship can be described by three characteristics of Yin-Yang: nonexclusivability, transformability, and coopetitionability. Nonexclusivability means that anything contains yin and yang elements and neither yin nor yang elements can be excluded because within both elements there is a seed of the opposite element. Due to the existence of a seed of the opposite element, the yin and yang elements can be mutually transformed when the opposite seed grow to a certain size. Due to this possible growth of the inside opposite element, the relationship between yin and yang and their inside opposite element is one of competition and cooperation, i.e. coopetition. When the configuration ratio of an element's opposite seed is within the range of 1% to 25%1, their relationship is more co-operative than competitive, and therefore there is more synergy than tradeoff between them. The closer the ratio is to 25%, the stronger the synergy. When the ratio is within the range of 25% to 49%, their relationship is more competitive than cooperative, and therefore there is more tradeoff than synergy between them. The closer the ratio is to 49%, the stronger the tradeoff. 阴阳的相生相克关系可以描述为三个特性:不可排除性、相互转化性、竞 争合作性。不可排除性是指任何事物都包含阴阳两个对立元素,二者之任 何一个均不可能被排除在我,这是因为在阴或阳元素内部天然的包含着对 立元素的种子。正是因为这个种子的天然存在,阴和阳元素可以互相转 化,这种转化发生在对立元素种子成长到一定程度的时候。正是由于这种 对立元素的成长可能性,阴或阳元素和它内部的对立元素之间的关系是既 竞争又合作的。当内部的对立元素占总体元素的力量比例在1%到25%之 间时,两者的关系是合作多于竞争,越靠近25%这个点,这种合作的协同 效果也强烈。当这个搭配比例处于25%到49%之间时,它们的关系将是 竞争多于合作,也就是他们更多互相排斥而非互相促进。当这个比例越靠 近49%,这种排斥效应越强烈。 URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8891
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The Supporting Role of Organizational DesignAhrensbach Rasmussen, Klement; Nicolai J., Foss (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Based on interviews in LEO Pharma, UCB Pharma and Novo Nordisk, we document how deep-seated changes in the pharmaceutical industry related to increasing demands from payers, the strengthening of the role of patients, changing legal demands, and declining technological opportunity, drive a process of experimenting with business model. We distinguish between three ideal types, namely a traditionalist model (exemplified by Novo Nordisk), the full-blown service-oriented model (UCB Pharma) and the in-between model (LEO Pharma). We describe the changes to the organizational design and management processes that accompany the ongoing process of changing business models in these firms. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8886
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An experimental approachPogner, Karl-Heinz; Tsakarestou, Betty (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The core principle of co-creation is engaging people to create valuable experiences together while enhancing network economics (Ramaswamy & Gouillart 2010). A central element of the transition to co-creation is the ability to develop and manage effective two-way communications and information systems (Leavy 2011). The power of co-creation is applicable anywhere along the value chain and to any type of industry (Leavy 2011). Co-creation can apply to any business, large or small whose customers have experiences and interactions. Moreover, customer engagement can take many forms, from face-to-face meetings involving a handful of people to web-enabled, large-scale social interactions involving many thousands (Leavy 2011, Ramaswamy & Gouillart 2010). We are interested in expanding these concepts to all parts of society (e.g. the triangle market, (welfare) state, and civil society). Finding solutions to address societies' challenges remains a concern for governments, cities, businesses and social innovators. These solutions emerge out of changes in technologies, advancement of knowledge as well as of the emerging model of the collaborative and sharing economy and networked peer local and global communities. This paper presents the outcomes of the Athens Co-Creation Workshop 2012) a collaborative initiative of two universities: the Panteion University; Athens and the Copenhagen Business School / Co-Creation of Experienced-Based Innovation Consortium (CCEBI); Copenhagen. Our main question is: How can co-creation and experience-based learning and innovation in Living Labs, across diverse sectors, organizations, institutions, companies and startups, help cities becoming platforms that facilitate networking, collaboration and innovation? Our main challenge is to explore such an opportunity regarding the city of Athens. Creating a human ecosystem reflecting all powers and involved stakeholders in such an endeavor, the workshop organizers and participants, following a co-creation and design thinking methodology, formed "ad-hoc" networks of reflective practitioners and researchers, experimenting with responding to the challenges set by the participants (the challenge "owners"). The paper presents the outcomes of applying co-creation and design thinking to solving the challenges presented by the Impact Hub Athens, a global social business incubator and co-working space that was testing its concept and business model as it was preparing its local launch in Athens; by working with challenges of branding Athens and using storytelling about Athens, and by testing the launch of the corporate university lab of Korres, a Greek skincare brand that has scaled up internationally. Given the different approaches to the notion of the co-creation of experience, we discuss the results of those co-creation sessions in terms of (a) the methodology applied, the participants' experience of collaboratively solving a problem connected with a solution-space, (c) the lessons learned from the cases about emerging into a shared language, discourse, and action around the concept, and (d) the potential of co-creating on the basis of experienced-based learning and of innovating as a model for sustainable cities (and markets). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8997
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Strong Core Values, Delegation and AccountabilityJuul Andersen, Torben; Shaw, Gregory L. (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Purpose – The article brings attention to the importance of corporate values and concrete leadership enactment of those values as a necessary condition for effective risk management outcomes. Design/methodology/approach – The content is based on practice-based research experiences supported by relevant literatures on risk governance and values-based management complemented with insights from case analyses and empirical studies. Findings – The paper explains why formal risk management approaches have limitations and outlines how the presence of official policies and codes of conduct is insufficient to deal with dynamic and complex high-impact situations where strong core values heeded by the corporate leadership, in contrast, leads the way to better risk behaviors throughout the organization. Major disasters in British Petroleum over the past decade illustrate how a formal code of conduct failed to do the job when the leadership in reality gave first priority to profits at the expense of the stated environmental values. The prioritized code of the US Coast Guard is used to illustrate the circumstances where core values support effective crisis, disaster and risk management outcomes. Originality/value – The paper goes against conventional wisdom of imposing tighter rules and regulations with formal controls as a panacea to cope with major disasters and shows why simpler means of guiding core values combined with delegation of responsibility to act under unexpected conditions is important in both private and public enterprise. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9009
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The paradox of the Danish and Irish Responses to the Financial CrisisCampbell, John L.; Hall, John (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper presents a paradox to the "Varieties of Capitalism" school of comparative political economy. Proponents of this approach typically describe Denmark as a coordinated market economy in which the state works with centralized corporatist institutions to coordinate economic activity. In contrast, Ireland is seen as a liberal market economy in which state intervention is limited and corporatism largely absent, with market forces dominating economic activity instead (Hall and Soskice 2001, p. 19; Soskice 2007). This leads one to expect that the Danish state would have shouldered the costs of rescuing the banking sector during the financial crisis, which began in 2008, while private actors in Ireland would have done so. Yet the opposite was true. Resolving this paradox requires attention to literatures that rarely speak to each other. The first concerns size. Katzenstein (1985) argued that small states are especially vulnerable due to their dependence on international trade and their need to navigate geopolitical seas dominated by larger states (see also Cameron 1978; Garrett 1998; Jones 2008). Fear concentrates minds whilst small size allows close linkages. There was an elective affinity between this situation and corporatism—defined best as a centralized system of interest groups, decision making through continous political bargaining between business, labor, the state, and political parties, and a national ideology of social partnership. Much has been written about the first two points (e.g., Becker and Schwartz 2005; Hemerijck et al. 2000; Ó Riain 2004; Schwartz 1994, 2001), but little about the ideology of social partnership. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8921
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Ramirez, Jacobo; Sergio, Madero; Muñiz, Carlos (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This paper presents a mixed-method study that explores the configuration of human resource management (HRM) systems in "narco-terrorism" environments. The quantitative analysis focuses on 204 news stories. In addition, 25 interviews were conducted with managers and HR professionals at 20 firms in Mexico to explore the direct and indirect impacts of narco-terrorism on firms. Our analysis of firms' responses in terms of HRM systems indicate that trust of formal and informal institutions seems to shape HRM system in the focal firms. More specifically, a combination of strict employee control, an emphasis on soft-skills training and development, and a flexible work schedule seems to facilitate the building of trust in narco-terrorism contexts. It seems that the role of firms as social institutions integrate strategies, which seems to aim at avoid and manipulate the institutional constraints. Our findings highlight the importance of reinforcing values, such as trust, openness, and participation to develop a strong HRM system in violent driven environments. We examine the various effects of institutional contextual factors on the operation of HRM systems and practices. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9000
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Rave reviews all around. I used whole wheat pastry flour for the crust. I will definitely make it again.flag if inappropriate
Awesome tart! I lowered the cooking temperature to 350 degrees and did not "prebake" the crust for as long as suggested - I did about 15 minutes with foil and weights and it was fine AND not too overdone as I imagine it would be if I followed he recipe exactly. I love that this tart is not as liquid as pecan pie - a nice change! Delicious served with whipped cream and/or vanilla ice cream!flag if inappropriate
I'm don't usually take the time to review recipes...but this is TDF!! It has replaced our pecan pie for Thanksgiving and maybe even Christmas! It is more dry than a typical "pie", but our family liked that about it. Even the "no coconut" purists in the family raced about the recipe. Iflag if inappropriate
This tart was wonderful.I too expected a more liquid centre but it is a tart and not a pie. I would also like a rendition that is more "pie-like" but this one is still a keeper. Loved it and didn't change a thing..had the last piece a week ago (I froze several pieces from thanksgiving and it was still delicious.flag if inappropriate
This tart was delicious and I will definitely make it again. However, next time, I will decrease the oven temperature for the tart crust to 350 degrees so the tart crust will not get so dark. The crust was slightly over-browned.flag if inappropriate
Oh oh oh! Soooo good! Buttery, rich, crunchy. One of the best tarts I've had.flag if inappropriate
I made this for Thanksgiving and thought it was absolutely wonderful. I used an 11" tart pan (increased each ingredient by 1/3) and I used pecans instead of macademia nuts. I used a very buttery tart crust. I'll be making it again for Christmas.flag if inappropriate
This was great. A new twist for Pecan Pie lovers. Very rich. Thanks for the good recipe.flag if inappropriate
If you like pecan pie, you should love this. My husband did! It was yummy and very pretty to serve!flag if inappropriate
This recipe was a big hit at the Thanksgiving celebration. Although the filling is not as liquid as I normally like, the flavors blended together nicely. I would make it again, but with a few changes to make the filling more liquid.flag if inappropriate


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- Recently, I heard a speech by Condoleeza Rice. It reminded me of my anger about getting an inferior education. I don't make bones about it because I have spent a lot of money and a lot of time making up for what was designed with me as a minority in mind. I could have had a PhD instead, I have always been catching up .
Here is what I wrote to a person who questioned my post. First , however, let me apologize for the spelling mistakes on the post. I was posting from Arizona and pushed the wrong draft. So diversity was mispelled. So sorry.
I have been challenged by being involved in a conference in Arizona, the National Schoolboard conference, and by being on the National Mall.
There are mistakes in my blog and I apologize. Perhaps I should not be so eager to post. Sometimes I cannot sleep because of what I hear. School board members are challenged by budgets and do not always have deep content knowledge. But they make the decisions that affect children.
Here is a blog that states some of my feelings.. but it is not mine.
I have been a bystander in the discussions about M. Rhee. In DC we have no real representation, no voice and congress oversees the DC school budget. Fenty gave permission to Ms. Rhee to make decisions for all of us. The school board also let her have sway. The story has been magnified and made magic. So much of it is not true. So many of the bad teachers were simply doing as they were told and were weighed in the balance and found wanting without any attempt to bring them into the fold of what she wanted next. She made fun of teachers and of the system. She mocked the knowledge of black teachers while bringing in a slew of people who had been to MIT, Brown and other universities.
I went to an HBCU, and I have been working with Minority Serving Organizations and in Broadening Engagement. We who were raised in the crucible of separate but equal did NOT get the same education as others. There are perhaps some rural schools that serve everyone that also are not well funded. I have worked in Appalachia, in the Tribal schools and colleges and in places of need. I did this for eight years. There is a digital dark road .
I worked with President Clinton on the NIIAC and I know what should be in all of the schools and is not. I work in DC and know that technofliency is not a hall mark of DC or lots of other schools. I know that most schools even the big ones are underserved in general education. Most people are bored with the talk and concern about digital equity. I am not. Read the PCAST report.
Here is what I wrote about the National Expo on the Mall that took place two days ago. I stood in a booth to reach and share and help others to see how we are looking at technology , schools, and learning to transform education today. It is not an ISTE position, but my personal concern.
There is a whole new world of supercomputing and computational thinking. Few of us as minorities get exposure to it, but there is a lack of sharing of the information within the majority population as well. See the discussion on the Convocation on the Gathering Storm.
Taking full advantage of the opportunities that follow from fielding a petascale computing system requires a long-term coordinated effort to educate and train the next generation of scientists and engineers. This effort must excite, recruit, educate, and retain students as well as educational professionals.I can certify that less than one percent of minority serving institutions have the new technologies. I work with outreach in Supercomputing.
I work in Broadening Engagement. We have in minority education very low numbers.
I feel sad to think of the years that I spent trying to catch up with those who got a great education , in the first place.
I used to teach reading to incoming freshmen at Virginia State University.
I don't blame the institutions, I blame the unfairness of the situation and the funding.
I am black.
My sister finished in chemistry. My other sister was a biologist. My brother went to Georgetown
Their schooling and the opportunities offered were very different.
Now there are lots of schools on the digital dark road, though we pretend that they are up to date.
I don't mean it as an attack but a wake up call.
I promise not to post when I am too sleepy to spell check.
I will add more on the SIG DE list. This is personal to you.
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Good Morning Bonnie,
I've been receiving your emails as a member of ISTE, and I'll admit, most times I don't have time to read them. But this one struck a cord with me. I'm really having a hard time with this 'article.' First there are several typos, so you may want to use spell check before sending future emails, but that is minor. We all make mistakes.
I study this on a research basis and work in broadening engagement to change the face of education to make it a level playing field for all.
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But your opening line "One of the problems in the bad teacher discussions is the legacy of those teachers who learned in the separate but equal era or at institutions for minorities which served.. but may not have been up to standards."
I come from a family of educators (mom, aunts, grand aunts), who received wonderful educations from institutions that served minorities (or HBCUs - Historically Black Colleges and Universities). They come from an era where they didn't have a choice but attend institutions such as these. And they were definitely not deemed bad teachers. Most of them went on to acquire their masters degrees and received many accolades from their school districts and a lot of respect from their former students.
It is really unfair to make such a generalizations, because as a current educator, who received my undergraduate from an HBCU and my graduate degree from Teachers College (Columbia University), I have seen bad teachers who have come from 'majority' universities, those that are more well known and have quite honorable reputations. I believe the bad teacher problems come from lack of accountability from many (government, administrators, parents, etc.) but also from 'bad' administrators and/or overworked administrators who already have too much on their plates.
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Education in the US has been a problem for many years.
The government acknowledges that we only have one percent of minority educators in some fields because we don't do outreach. It is true that many
don't want to talk about the digital divide, the content divide, the technology infrastructure divide, or the information divide. I am guilty of talking about all of these.
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This property allows you to book online with a credit card. After submitting a reservation request, the owner or manager has 24 hours to accept, at which time your card will be charged and you will receive an email confirmation
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"We loved the place. Great stay all around. Would definitely recommend it."Guest: Alenka V. Date of Stay: January 2015 Review Submitted: February 7, 2015View listing
"My son's wedding at Garwoods was an easy walk to & from this lovely cabin. When my sister got there, she said, "It looks just like the picture!" We saved money by cooking our group meals in the wonderful kitchen. We had family in from out of state & this location provided multiple areas for mingling, games, group cooking, etc. It was so nice to not to have everyone have to go to separate hotel rooms & cordinate when/where we would have meals, drive places, etc. Plus us girls were able to share curling irons & other essentials. Note: There were several blow driers, extra blankets, towels, & shampoo/conditioner. No iron or ironing board. Two single garage areas under the home were nice for our ice chests & other misc items. This was basically the groomsmen's cabin, so we played games we'd brought along in the backyard. There was an 8' (approx) table & 6 or 8 nice chairs in the backyard too. (Wish there had been a picture of that, so we wouldn't have brought extra lawn chairs with us.) Bottom Line: Everyone that stayed here or stopped by absolutely loved it & we'd definately rent here again!!!"Guest: Susan W. Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 24, 2015View listing
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"My family and our friends had another great time at the cabin this past January. When we weren't out and about the North Shore -- the cabin located between King's Beach and Tahoe City and easily accessed -- we were content to hunker down and enjoy the comforts of the indoor and outdoor living spaces and fully-equipped kitchen. The cabin is refreshingly simple and "unfussy," perfect for families with little ones during any season of the year. My extended family has been coming to the cabin for many years now, and returning to it feels like visiting an old friend. Thanks for the memories! We will be coming back for as long as we can!"Guest: MadeleneC Date of Stay: January 2015 Review Submitted: February 25, 2015View listing
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St. Paul's School students join the Crew
September 11, 2015 NEW ULM — It is the start of a new school year and St. Paul's Lutheran School begins its annual tradition of the School Crew. more »»
Weed Patrol
September 11, 2015 Staff photo by Fritz Busch John Rolloff pulls weeds out of Minnesota Street flower planters Thursday morning in downtown New Ulm while Joel Albrecht drives a cart from planter to planter. more »»
Drew's Crew Colorfest 5K is Saturday
September 11, 2015 NEW ULM — Drew's Crew Benefit and 5K ColorFest Walk/Run will take place Saturday, September 12, beginning with the walk/run at 10:30 a.m. in Harman Park. more »»
Lions Fly-In Breakfast is Sunday
September 11, 2015 NEW ULM — The Lions Club of New Ulm will be hosting its 42nd Annual Fly-In Breakfast at the New Ulm Municipal Airport Sunday, Sept. 13. more »»
Modenschau to feature fall fashions
September 10, 2015 NEW ULM — As Minnesota begins the transition into the Fall season the question of "what to wear" is on the minds of the fashion conscious. more »»
NUMC one of '50 Critical Access Hospitals to Know' in Becker Review
September 10, 2015 NEW ULM — New Ulm Medical Center (NUMC) was recently named to Becker's Hospital Review list of 50 Critical Access Hospitals to Know. more »»
New Ulm prepares for busy, festive weekend
September 10, 2015 NEW ULM—The second weekend in September is shaping up to be busy one with several large and small scale events scheduled in New Ulm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. more »»
St. Paul's continues 150th celebration
September 10, 2015 NEW ULM — St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of New Ulm is celebrating its 150th anniversary with special worship services in August, September, and October. St. more »»
Concords sing for veterans
September 10, 2015 Submitted photo On Saturday, August 15, the Concord Singers, with the support and funding from six different veterans organization in Brown County, made the trip to the Minneapolis Veterans Home. more »»
Texting while driving aftermath demonstrated
September 9, 2015 NEW ULM — Tuesday afternoon multiple emergency response unit sped to the Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School parking lot to the scene of what appeared to be a collision between a vehicle and schoo... more »»
County planners OK feedlot expansion despite opposition
September 9, 2015 NEW ULM — The Brown County Planning Commission unanimously approved a pair of proposed feedlot expansions Tuesday despite opposition from a Sigel Township resident who lives near one of the feedlot. more »»
American Bandstand 60s Tribute coming to State Street Theater
September 9, 2015 NEW ULM — In the 1960s, few shows tapped into American Pop-Culture like the T.V. more »»
Lakes on 1st opens downtown
September 7, 2015 NEW ULM — A new restaurant, Lakes on 1st, opened in early August at 522 1st Street N. Owned by Mike and Lois Bode of New Ulm, aided by their daughter Chelsey, the restaurant is open at 6:30 a.. more »»
Wilkommen Hope & Faith owner
September 7, 2015 Submitted photo Hope & Faith Floral and Gifts is under new ownership, and the New Ulm Chamber Willkommen Committee stopped by to meet the new owner, Amy Schwa. more »»
Author recounts WWII Bombing
September 4, 2015 NEW ULM — Author Elisabeth von Berrinberg shared stories from her memoir "The City in Flames: A Child's Recollection of World War II in Wurzberg Germany" at the Public Library on Thursda. more »»
Blood drive concludes today
September 4, 2015 NEW?ULM — The Red Cross blood drive collected 121 units of blood Thursday. Its goal was 161. Donations continue form 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at Vogel Fieldhouse. more »»
Fashion show on Sept. 11
September 4, 2015 NEW?ULM — Modenschau — fashion show in German — will be held on Friday, Sept. 11, at the New Ulm Event Center, 301 20th St S., New Ulm. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the Fashion Show begins at 7:30 p. more »»
CHS Homecoming Court
September 3, 2015 Staff photo by Clay Schuldt Cathedral High School will holds its Homecoming pep fest and coronation of the king and queen at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 14, in the school gymnasiu. more »»
Riverblast opens Friday
September 3, 2015 NEW ULM — A new band and first-time events are part of 2015 Riverblast that begins at 1 p.m. Friday with the Minnesota Zoomobile at Riverside Park. more »»
Council reduces compost site lease
September 3, 2015 NEW ULM — The City Council agreed Tuesday to adjust the lease payment for MR Paving and Excavating for the operation of the compost/burn site. more »»
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Felony starts off tied spreadeagled to a fence to have her tits whipped. Weighted nipple clamps are used before her tits are tied and she gives a forced blowjob as she is zapped. She is tied on all fours then with a gag to be whipped and pussy fucked. He fucks her ass next before tying her lying face up with a ball gag. With this girl tied up he can do anything he wants so he ass fucks her while using a vibrator on her clit and pinching her nipples. She has so many squirting orgasms but he just carries on until he is ready, he moves the gag and comes in her mouth. Go to SexandSubmission to see Felony tied up and gagged.


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New Beginnings Animal Rescue (NBAR) was founded in 2010 to the overwhelming number of people who need help caring for or re-homing their companion animals. NBAR is run by a group of dedicated volunteers and fosters to make a difference in the lives of homeless animals. Our mission is to serve Southern Oakland County communities as a No-Kill rescue organization that finds suitable homes for indoor companion animals.
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Do you have a four-legged friend that you would like to include in your nuptials? Would you never consider leaving your pets out of your wedding ceremony? If so, the Currituck Outer Banks is the perfect place for your pet-friendly wedding.
Pet-friendly weddings are more popular than ever before with dogs and even cats playing roles as ring bearers, flower girls, and welcome hosts. With a little preparation, you can plan a wedding on the Currituck Outer Banks that is fun for your family, friends, and pets.
In Currituck County, dogs are welcome on the beach as long as they are leashed, and there is no length requirement for leashes. Cats are not required to wear leashes on Currituck beaches, but must not create a nuisance. While here, you can stay at The Inn at Corolla Light which offers a limited number of pet-friendly rooms for dogs less than 50 pounds for a $25 dollar per night fee, or you can rent a pet-friendly beach house from a local realty company. Before the ceremony, be sure to stop by Dognutz in Timbuck II in Corolla for some special treats for your furry friends.
If you want to make your wedding a true family affair, don't leave your well-loved pets at home. Bring your pets, family, and friends to the Currituck Outer Banks for a truly memorable wedding ceremony.
Be sure to bring plenty of fresh water for your pets. Pets can easily become dehydrated on the beach and will need lots of water to ensure they are ready to participate in your wedding.
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Ask a family or wedding party member to be your pet-sitter on the big day so you will be able to get ready without worrying about your pet. Try to choose someone your pet is familiar with so they will feel comfortable during the day.
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To ensure your guest's comfort, make an announcement about your pet's participation in the ceremony. Guests who have pet allergies may need to make arrangements beforehand.
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"Ozzie Wright, putting an old school spin on riding a modern day board," says Jason Childs. "He's always putting on a show, be it in the water, or on the land as the front man for his band The Goons of Doom." Photo: Made/Childs
"June Gloom usually drives me inland to enjoy the sunny backcountry, but on this day a a nice south swell and glassy conditions gave us something to stick around for," says Morgan Maassen. Photo: Maassen
"This is Beavers Box in the Pacific Northwest. It's very below sea level and a dangerous wave," says Zak Noyle. "The water is so cold, probably the coldest water I'll ever go in again." Photo: Noyle
Todd Glaser | Derek Dunfee | Puerto Escondido
"This is Derek Dunfee at Puerto Escondido," says Todd Glaser. "You can pretty much guarantee big hollow waves when you spend time down there during the south swell months." Photo: Glaser
"The waves were good, but what was happening in the sky was even more impressive," said Chris Burkard. "It's amazing what we get to see in this line of work." Photo: Burkard
Bryce Lowe-White | Jalian Johnston | India
"After 6 days of torrential rain and wind off the coast of India, we had to escape our small boat and dry off on land for a few days," says Bryce Lowe-White. "Everyone in the small harbor town drove moto taxis so no one could give us a ride to the beach with our boards.
Jason Childs | Bukit Peninsula BALI
"Made Sumerta is my jet ski driver, assistant photographer, and Mr. Fix-it—you name it, he does it," says Jason Childs."This is Made and my 4 year old son Jackson watching the first solid dry season swell pump into Bali's Bukit Peninsula." Photo: Childs
"A couple of different crews of surfers and photographers were all in Mexico this week," says Grant Ellis. "As I hiked up the hill for a different angle of the action, Connor Coffin posed for a portrait with Tom Carey. I turned around to snap a photo or two and liked the depth and vastness
Morgan Maassen | Brandon Smith
"What Jamie O'Brien is to Pipeline, Brandon Smith is to Sandspit," says Morgan Maassen. "No backsider holds down our little slice of inconsistent paradise better than him. I've seen Brandon pig-dog in barrels I could not bodysurf in, and take off halfway up the breakwater only to get pulverized on dry sand. He's also a
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SOAS tops London institutions for teaching, according to students
Results of the 2015 National Student Survey (NSS), released today, show that students at SOAS, University of London are highly satisfied with 'Teaching on my course,' with an above average rating of 89%.
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A millennium of Japanese books explored through rare treasures from Japan
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The Kids' College Department at Amarillo College offers a wide variety of recreational lifelong learning classes for students of all ages. From martial arts, cooking classes, arts and crafts, gymnastics, and dance, there's bound to be a class for you.
If you have an area of expertise you're enthusiastic about and would like to share with the community by becoming an instructor please give us a call at (806) 371-2920. We look forward to hearing from you. All of our instructors must fill out an employment application and agree to a background check.
Classes are held year round on several campuses and offsite locations.
Fall Classes Now Viewable Online! Remember, enrollment is limited!
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