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Take a look at this bevy of mostly young, mostly Caucasian, mostly gorgeous women (above). They're the team behind Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In foundation – the beginnings of what she hopes will become a movement. The sight knocked the breath right out of me; wisdom emerging from women the age of my sons. Nobody who, as we love to say, "looks like me." Not only are they young, they're also unapologetically attractive. Sandberg and her team show no fear that such a bevy might give rise to questions.
Once my breath returned, as I considered the page before me, I understood that Sandberg's Lean In is aimed at a new generation, and that's fair – and necessary. But boy, has she taken fire for her trouble.
She's too lucky (and pretty) to be credible
The photo also illuminates some of what has produced such nastiness and disdain toward Ms. Sandberg's new organization and her book: could she and her team be too lucky, too smart, too rich, and living too far from the reality of most women's lives?
Of course, that's not a new, or fair question. Gloria Steinem once wrote that when she returned to her (women's) college for a reunion, she was praised not for what she'd accomplished or created, but because she was "so thin." This kind of schadenfreude clearly did not begin with 21st Century Foxes.
Not so fast with the good deeds Sheryl
Early reaction to Sandberg's book, to be published March 11, supports this idea. A successful, attractive, Harvard Phi Beta Kappa with a cool husband, two kids and millions of dollars offers her time, her considerable intellect and her resources and tries to share what she's learned, to reach down and help some of the women coming up behind her. And like so many others, this good deed does not go unpunished. The book has been trashed well before publication.
The super-columnist Maureen Dowd, for example, wrote: "She has a grandiose plan to become the PowerPoint Pied Piper in Prada ankle boots reigniting the women's revolution." Sadly, there's plenty more where that came from.
What these detractors don't necessarily acknowledge is that Sandberg is looking to support women who aspire to the level that empowers them to mandate changes for the rest of us; if women don't get to the place where job policy and standards are set, those policies and standards will never change. The ambition to get there is a luxury to women in many jobs. But that ambition is critical to those who seek to lead organizations, she says, and we need to learn to embrace it. To worry less about being liked and more about being paid fairly; to actively seek and solicit the positions and authority we want; to find support, not just in the ladies' room (where so many women my age retired to weep in frustration or disappointment) but also in conscious gatherings from other women.
Of course, the book raises real questions. Smart commentators have asked if Sandberg is perhaps "blaming the women" and asking us to redefine ourselves rather than asking for a redefinition of the workplace. That's a fair question. Even if she's right that we need to change – and she probably is, how will all this affect women who work by the hour – the "Nickled and Dimed" crew who are poster women for a need for workplace policy reform as well? Does she, they continue, understand "working women's lives?" Worth asking.
The truth, of course, is that we need to change both our environment and ourselves. The advice and suggestions I read on Lean In's website would have been worth the world to me in all the years I spent screwing up by trying not to make people mad. That was always when it happened. I had a pretty good gut for decisions and no backbone when conflict was involved. I needed help to grow some courage.
In the last couple of days, an anti-backlash has emerged, in the Washington Post, The Observer, The Atlantic and Salon among others. Maybe the fever has broken.
Even so, perhaps another place we women should lean into is our own tendency to judge one another so harshly, so quickly. Not only does that hamper all efforts to move forward, it also papers over some real questions. Where do the issues raised by Anne Marie Slaughter fall in this conversation? Would Sandberg's ideas make it easier to manage the obstacles Slaughter found so difficult?
What do you do when you work in news and you need to be in the office because the Space Shuttle is falling out of the sky on day camp visiting day, or Anwar Sadat gets shot on the day of the first grade picnic? How many jobs permit you, as mine did, to duck out early twice a week for a month to help a 4th grader get used to a new tutor? How do you get to parent conferences if you work the night shift or take care of a sick kid if no work = no pay? Those are the system's issues; we can't solve them alone.
Finally, with all this happening to every woman, and lots more happening to many, why oh why oh why did so many accomplished women find it necessary to land so hard on a committed, considered effort to raise, from a position of strength and influence, the questions we all know need to be answered and offer support instead of just enjoying her talent and good fortune.
Susan Niebur, memorialized here on Care2 when she died of breast cancer, used this avatar in her campaign to help others with the disease:
And she was right.
No princess fights alone, any more than any of the rest of us. We all need one another to make change happen, and I for one thank Sheryl Sandberg for taking on the fight.
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I think people who have the courage to propose a change are always criticized in positive and negative ways.
Maybe men feel threatened...?
(continued)is working remotely and allows for intangible like a better work-life balance. Playing business games like the robber barons of the 19th and early 20th century will get you what they got, highly dissatisfied workers who will jump ship at the earliest whiff of a better opportunity. If you want to be in constant hiring and training mode, continue the old ways, if you want to be on the cutting edge, collaborating better and more the ever before, producing more and increasing return on investment to shareholders, then get aboard the train heading forward into the 21st century, if you want the good old days which were really not so good at all, ride in the caboose and cut yourself loose while the rest of the world whizzes by. These young women are at the forefront of a new movement, sure they'll have critics, but time will prove them right. It is possible, with some planning and intelligence, to have it all. And since, it is, why not?
"And like so many others, this good deed does not go unpunished. The book has been trashed well before publication.
The super-columnist Maureen Dowd, for example, wrote: She has a grandiose plan to become the PowerPoint Pied Piper in Prada ankle boots reigniting the womens revolution. Sadly, theres plenty more where that came from."
I'd like to know what Maureen Dowd is paid to trash other women, just for fun. The article is correct, over the course of my own career, I have seen the scene played out countless times where a given woman's worst critic was another women. A woman who had learned to play like men. Not in a good way. There are other ways of working, depite what Yahoo and Best Buy have done, teleworking IS the way of the future and those two small reversals, regardless how long they last, will not change that. We have the technology to be in the same virtual room at the same time, in real time and have a real discussion or meeting. Where each of us is, is not relevant to the discussion, whether the results required are achieved is. Companies who focus on results, specific, measurable results will find their bottom line improving, when they implement something like a Results Only Work Place - NOT Remote, mind you, they will also find their productivity increasing. This reduces congestion on the freeway, less maintenance needed on roads, allows businesses to have a smaller carbon footprint when some portion of their workforce is
As I read the article, I thought of today's conversation with my physiotherapist, a conversation about Saadi Shirazi, Sheikh Mosleh al-Din, a medieval Persian poet born in 1200 CE.
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"The world honors Saadi today by gracing the entrance to the Hall of Nations in New York with this call for breaking all barriers:
Of one Essence is the human race,
Thusly has Creation put the Base;
One Limb impacted is sufficient,
For all Others to feel the Mace. "
To put this in non poetic language, when one is slighted, all are slighted. When one suffers injustice, all suffer injustice. In the terms of this article, when one woman is kept down, all are; and when one is raised up, there is hope that all will be raised up.
We may not all benefit in the same way from the work of Sheryl Sandberg and the Lean In team, but as a part of the whole, we all benefit. We don't do "it" alone.
Anyone willing to take on equality of any kind is alright by me. Although I agree that this article was very vague on why this woman is my enemy?
Cynthia S, the author of the this article could have been far clearer in describing Sheryl Sandburg's mission statement.
Written as is, one has to really try to understand what she is talking about and what the point exactly is.
Any writer should first be able to cleanly state Who, What or What for, Where, Why, and How .
I learned this as a writing skill in 8th grade English class when we (school then) required actual paper writing as a requisite for the class(plus proper grammer and spelling).
Thanks Cynthia for this extremely interesting article.
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Thank you for this very interesting article.
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The Taylor Swift/Hitler mash-up that's fooling Pinterest users in droves
A cheeky Pinterest user has been adding Hitler quotes to Taylor Swift pictures and posting them to Pinterest. And no one seems to notice! In fact, these mash-ups have become quite popular, and are being shared like mad. You should study them so that you can identify them easily if you encounter one in the wild.
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Mark Thewes has a growing reputation as a fine composer and arranger of hym ns. This new collection kicks off our 2002 publications list and offers the church organist lovely, moving settings of six very familiar hymns. These are useful in any church service, for preludes, offertories, prayer time, a s well as funerals. All are easily learned, and playable on most any size i nstrument. Titles are: Meditation on Eventide * Meditation on St. Elizabeth * Meditation on Ellers * Trio on Nettleton * Meditation on Toplady * Plead ing Savior.


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In this case study it is evident that a person with entrepreneurial characteristics and work habits can be an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs can be anybody, situated anywhere irrespective, gender, race or creed. They are people who possess multi-faceted skills and knowledge base but most off all an intense passion to create wealth through their ideas and creativity. Like Wooten, the outlook is tempered by past experiences whether it is positive or negative. Wooten possess qualities of an entrepreneur in that he has the ability to deal with risk, results oriented, energy, growth potential, team player, multi-tasking ability and he is improvement oriented. 1.2 Critically assess the suitability of the lead entrepreneur to succeed in their respective business venture. Wooten has many positive attributes:
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Beginning with the pygmy sunfish, Quattro and colleagues examined the genetic makeup of fish species within the ancient freshwater drainage systems. They found the banded pygmy sunfish in all the South Carolina rivers in fact, this widespread species is found in nearly all the river systems of the U.S. southeastern and Gulf coasts, starting from the plains of North Carolina, around Florida, and all the way to and up the Mississippi River.
But two species are much rarer. The bluebarred pygmy sunfish is found only in the Savannah and Edisto systems. The Carolina pygmy sunfish is found only in the Santee and Pee Dee systems. Both species coexist with the common banded pygmy sunfish in these river systems, but are found nowhere else in the world.
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Green Bay - Though he wasn't very specific about the little things he did wrong, RB Eddie Lacy said he corrected them in the second half of the Packers' loss to the 49ers.
Lacy was benched after his second-quarter fumble, but before that he was confused about an assignment on the first series and didn't run with his linemen the way he should have on a couple of run plays early. His blocking on third downs could have been better, too.
In the second half, coach Mike McCarthy went back to Lacy.
"Being on the sideline is a chance for you to regroup," Lacy said. "Then it's all about how you respond to negative plays. I think as a rookie I did good, I responded well, I didn't let it affect me when it was time for me to get back on the field."
Lacy admitted he was very nervous at the start of the game. He said it's not uncommon for him to get nervous before games and even though he played in a national championship game in college, he still experiences the jitters sometime.
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He said he didn't expect his nerves to be like that again the rest of the season.
Lacy said the lesson he learned about his fumble is that sometimes getting an extra half yard isn't worth the risk of having multiple tacklers claw at the ball. In this case, he was stretching forward when linebacker NaVorro Bowman poked the ball out from behind.
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Hi Anxiousguy2013... I understand about being afraid about taking the meds together to sleep and not waking up. So what I recommend to you is to call a Pharmacist and ask them if it is safe. A Pharmacist or your doctor are the best people to ask this question and by asking them, you can be totally sure that you were given the best advice!
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Take a deep breath. You will be fine. Unless you are drinking (DON'T DRINK!) or have some other mitigating factor, that clearly your doctor does not see or (s)he would not have given you the prescription, your odds of having a problem are non-existent.
All of my medications have that interaction. I don't drink, which could easily trigger a problem. I don't overdose, which could possibly trigger a problem. I don't have any other medical problems that could trigger a problem. My doctor is not the least bit worried and I am 39 years older that you (I do weigh less).
Take it easy, read a nice book, watch some TV, play a video game, meditate, but relax. Everything is going to be fine.
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You?ve heard of the scheme. Now comes the man behind it. In Mitchell Zuckoff's exhilarating book, the first nonfiction account of Charles Ponzi, we meet the charismatic rogue who launched the most famous and extraordinary scam in the annals of American finance.
It was a time when anything seemed possible — instant wealth, glittering fame, fabulous luxury — and for a run of magical weeks in the spring and summer of 1920, Charles Ponzi made it all come true. Promising to double investors? money in three months, the dapper, charming Ponzi raised the ?rob Peter to pay Paul? scam to an art form and raked in millions at his office in downtown Boston. Ponzi?s Scheme is the amazing true story of the irresistible scoundrel who launched the most successful scheme of financial alchemy in modern history — and uttered the first roar of the Roaring Twenties.
Ponzi may have been a charlatan, but he was also a wonderfully likable man. His intentions were noble, his manners impeccable, his sales pitch enchanting. Born to a genteel Italian family, he immigrated to the United States with big dreams but no money. Only after he became hopelessly enamored of a stenographer named Rose Gnecco and persuaded her to marry him did Ponzi light on the means to make his dreams come true. His true motive was not greed but love.
With rich narrative skill, Mitchell Zuckoff conjures up the feverish atmosphere of Boston during the weeks when Ponzi?s bubble grew bigger and bigger. At the peak of his success, Ponzi was taking in more than $2 million a week. And then his house of cards came crashing down — thanks in large part to the relentless investigative reporting of Richard Grozier?s Boston Post.
In Zuckoff's hands, Ponzi is no mere swindler; instead he is appealing and magnetic, a colorful and poignant figure, someone who struggled his whole life to attain great wealth and who sincerely believed — to the very end — that he could have made good on his investment promises if only he?d had enough time. Ponzi is a classic American tale of immigrant life and the dream of success, and the unexpectedly moving story of a man who — for a fleeting, illusory moment — attained it all.
"Before Charles Ponzi (1882 — 1949) sailed from Italy to the shores of America in 1903, his father assured him that the streets were really paved with gold — and that Ponzi would be able to get a piece. As journalist Zuckoff observes in this engaging and fast-paced biography, Ponzi learned as soon as he disembarked that though the streets were often cobblestone, he could still make a fortune in a culture caught in the throes of the Gilded Age. Zuckoff deftly chronicles Ponzi's mercurial rise and fall as he conjured up one get-rich-quick scheme after another. Charming, gregarious and popular, Ponzi devised and carried out the scheme that carries his name in 1920 in the open (and with a brief period of approval from Boston's newspapers and financial sector). Many investors did indeed double their investments, as Ponzi would use money of new investors to pay old investors, and Ponzi himself became a millionaire. Eventually, Zuckoff shows, the Boston Post uncovered this 'robbing Peter to pay Paul' system (as it was then known), and Ponzi's life unraveled. Zuckoff provides not only a definitive portrait of Ponzi's life but also insights into immigrant life and the social world of early 20th-century Boston. (On sale Mar. 8)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Though unquestionably a con artist, Ponzi comes off as more appealing than many of his tormentors....A well-told portrait of a would-be titan — and a cautionary history for our own era." Kirkus Reviews
"[A] snappy, diligently researched account of Ponzi's rise and rapid fall." William Grimes, The New York Times
While it lasted, Ponzi's scheme made some people rich beyond their wildest dreams, most of all Ponzi himself. When it ended, it rocked the nation with a spectacular fiscal explosion. Ponzi's Scheme is the first nonfiction account of the irresistible scoundrel who launched the most successful bit of financial alchemy in history.
In 1920, Charles Ponzi raked in millions of dollars by promising people he would double their investments in three months. Only later did anyone realize he was paying old investors with money from new ones, a trick known as robbing Peter to pay Paul. While it lasted, Ponzi's scheme made some people rich beyond their wildest dreams, most of all Ponzi himself. When it ended, it rocked the nation with a spectacular fiscal explosion. Ponzi is the first nonfiction account of the irresistible scoundrel who launched the most successful bit of financial alchemy in our history--and uttered the first roar of the Roaring Twenties. In Zuckoff's hands, Ponzi is no mere swindler; instead he is appealing and magnetic, a colorful and poignant figure. Ponzi is a classic American tale of immigrant life and the dream of success, and the unexpectedly moving story of a man who --for a fleeting, illusory moment--attained it all.
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International flights. The Warsaw Convention provides the rules that determine the liability for lost, delayed or damaged baggage. Unfortunately, these rules will not work to your advantage. Damages are calculated based on the weight of the baggage, regardless of the real value of the baggage or its contents. The Warsaw Convention states that the value for lost or damaged baggage is $400 per passenger for unchecked baggage and $9.07 per pound (or $20 per kilogram) for checked baggage. If your bag was weighed before the flight, then the value is determined by multiplying the weight of the bag times $9.07. For example, a 20-pound bag would be valued at $181.40. If your bags were not weighed, the airline will generally assume that all of your bags weighed a total of 70 pounds, and will reimburse you $634.90.
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According to Predictiv, a brand valuation company, which Donald Trump quotes in his latest book, the real estate mogul's brand value is worth $3 billion. Forbes, however, puts his brand value at a mere $200 million—still not half bad for the reality TV star.
As for his products, where do we begin? Apart from his famous hair sweep, Trump has a stake in almost everything. He gives licenses for property developers to use the 'Trump' brand for their projects, he also owns several real estate under the Trump Organization, such as the Trump Tower. He also has a Reality TV show, several books and a perfume he created himself called 'No Joke'.
In total, Trump estimates his net worth at $7 billion, according to his forthcoming book Time to Get Tough'.
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As Brian Remington tells it, the worst day of his life wasn't Feb. 22, 2002, the night he crashed his Harley Sportster at 120 miles per hour on Sixth Avenue.
It was the evening that his son caught him with methamphetamine.
"The look on his face, the disappointment I put into him, that was the worst thing I've ever done in my life," said Remington, who still despises himself for that moment.
"I haven't done any type of drugs since that night, and I'll be sober nine years, come Christmas Day."
Remington, a lean, muscular 43-year-old with a piercing gaze, is a former meth addict and alcoholic. Once in such dire straits that his son signed him into a rehabilitation program, Remington has come a long way since that night.
Ultramarathons and hard training replaced the drugs and alcohol. He works out now with a purpose absent from his life in the bad old days.
Remington, who works as a chief engineer for The Denver Post, ran in last month's Rock and Roll Half-Marathon. It was his 37th half-marathon. He also has six marathons and three ultra-marathons under his belt, and is eyeing the Leadville Trail 100.
Those remarkable accomplishments are even more impressive considering the abuse that Remington has inflicted on his body. Apart from the internal damage wrought by meth and alcohol, there's a laundry list of fractures and lacerations he suffered as a result of the 2002 motorcycle crash.
"My left arm was fractured in five places, skin and tissue torn off the bone, lacerated left kidney, pulverized spleen, every rib broken, and my body was filling with blood when some good Samaritans pulled over to stay with me until the paramedics got there," Remington said.
Remington required 20 units of blood in the first 24 hours after he arrived at the hospital, and five more units before he was discharged. Doctors debated amputating his shattered arm.
He underwent 16 surgeries to save that arm, and dozens more to repair internal damage. It was humbling, Remington said, to witness the number of people working to save the body he had treated so carelessly.
"It's why I speak today for the Bonfils Blood Center now," he said.
"I took 25 units overall because of the accident. The human body contains seven to 10 units. And one unit of blood can save three lives, potentially. That's up to 75 lives that could have been saved, other than mine, by the units I needed.
"And it's not only one single person that can be saved by blood donation, but everyone they're in contact with. The blood that saves one life might save the person who goes on to cure cancer, or inspire other people to find the strength within themselves to change."
If that sounds evangelistic, it is. Remington frequently visits schools, fraternal organizations and other groups to preach the importance of donating blood. He often tells the story of the epiphany he had as he lay bleeding under the Knox Court overpass.
"I'm laying there bleeding, listening to a siren, and it's so surreal to hear an ambulance that's coming for you, and it was pitch-black out, but all I could see is white above me," Remington said.
"My first thought was, 'Way to go! You just messed up your entire life.' I'm laying there, worrying about the people I've disappointed, again, and began having this out-of-body experience. This warm, peaceful feeling enveloped me, and something told me that I'd be OK from here on out, but I'd have a lot of hard work ahead of me."
The punishing work began with recuperation. It paused when Remington moved to Greeley, where he shared an apartment with his son, then a student at the University of Northern Colorado. Remington spent days holed up in his room, depressed and sleeping.
"One day, my son kicked the door open," Remington recalled, "and said, 'Wake up! We're going to the gym! You're not going to waste yourself away!' I had a cast up to my elbow. I could barely walk. He put me on a stationary bicycle, and pretty soon I was walking on the treadmill.
"One day, I was on the treadmill next to him, and he ran five miles. I thought, 'Man, I'd like to do that someday.'"
"I got to work."
By 2006, Remington was training for his first half-marathon. When he crossed the finish line, he broke down "and cried all the way home, for everything I had overcome, physically, spiritually and emotionally, to get to that point. I've been hooked ever since."
His current weekly routine starts with a rest day on Monday. On Tuesdays after work, he goes for a six-mile run with his Life Time Fitness running club. On Wednesday and Thursday, he focuses on incline training, using treadmills at the gym. Friday is another day off to rest for the hard weekend runs. On Saturday and Sunday, he does back-to-back long runs, 15 miles or more each day, up to five hours per run.
"I've learned a lot of things," Remington says.
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We are a long way from this becoming a reality and there is still a lot of consideration that must be given to the 'infiltration' of the wearer's space. Especially when we are talking about technology that has not traditionally been used as an advertising platform and where brands run the risk of turning innovation into a negative experience.
With 194 marginal seats in the UK, needing only a 5% change in behaviour for them to switch allegiance, the party that has utilised effective online marketing campaigns targeted at voters in these constituencies could have helped provide a deciding factor in these last couple of weeks of the campaign.
This year I'm involved in two panels at Advertising Week Europe. On Tuesday, I join MediaCom, Lady Geek and the FA on the YouTube stage to discuss how diversity is a powerful formula for success. On Wednesday, I'll be discussing leadership in the face of relentless change alongside Ad Age, MediaCom, Sky Media, ZenithOptimedia and TIME Inc.
Collaboration is the key word here. In the programmatic world stronger and closer working partnerships between all the parties involved will drive better results and greater success for our clients' brands. Ultimately, what I am saying is that programmatic can provide the bedrock for creativity to flourish. It just needs to be approached differently from what has gone before.
Only about 25 per cent of online consumers impulse buy - a lot less than when they are in store. It's clear that online stores are currently missing a significant revenue opportunity. Rather than trying to define future purchases based on previous consumer behaviour, ambient ecommerce focuses on the 'here and now'.
Since the arse-liberating trend began in the 90s, we have become incredibly open-minded about revealing our bottoms, yet extremely prejudiced about how they should look like - size, tan, firmness, roundness... Everybody seems to have a vision of how a perfect bottom should look like - nobody is indifferent.
As the beginning of summer approaches, people all over the world are making plans for a holiday. The digital age has certainly revolutionised travel booking - a task that used to require the marrying of information from many disparate sources into a single itinerary is now accomplished in just a few clicks.
No one deserves a day of recognition for their everyday service more than mothers. But mums are equally deserving of control over being recognised online. This Mother's Day, whether you take advantage of data-driven marketing to find that perfect gift or you give the gift of privacy directly, let your browser help you show how much you care.


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I thought I'd start this thread to see if a group would like to meet up prior to (and maybe after) the game.
Concepcion's ceremoney is prior to the game and is scheduled for 6:30 PM. They are also giving out a Concepcion retirement jersey.
I'm going to take my video camera down. I guess, according to MLB, you can't tape "game activity", but I don't think his ceremony would fall under that category. We'll see.


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commonplace of Gaelic tradition that Nial, the famous ancestor of the O'Neills of
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Looks fine to me, Xiaoli.
I'm not sure whether I'd prefer the lone figure in or out. He adds scale, but is also a little distracting. I'm not sure which benefits the shot most.
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I usually bin those shots, not post them. Glad you didn't.
Love the sky, it'd look very dramatic in mono, where you could really push the contrast.
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Thank you very much Dave.I could agree more...
If you think this one is good for B&W, I should give a try, because my problem is that I never know which one is good for B&W and which one is not.Thank you for telling me.
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Nice pov and great sky, glad you gave so much space to it. As to your question, the right wall of the building on the right side slopes a bit, but its left wall doesn't, so leave it as it is, it's fine. It's a pity your people are walking out of the picture, you should have asked them to turn around and start again.
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)))Thank you very much,Pamela.You know that I have problem with prespective all the time, one is I could not 'see' it, second is that if I could , I still don't know how to correct it. After I read your comment, I thought to use selection tool to correct it ,it was such a ridiculous idea.It didn't work obviously.I should listen to you at first place.Thank you again for giving me the final answer.
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If you really want to correct it, try the warp tool, or free transform (I assume you use PS, but any other software should have a similar tool). This will allow you to pull one corner to correct perspective/sloping walls. But really, as Pamela says, I'd leave it alone. Personally, I didn't notice it.Last Modified By davey_griffo at 13 Sep 2010 - 12:34 PM
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Hi xiaoli, Kind of agree with comments above. Worth leaving alone but if you want to experiment to totally straighten the building on the right with the edge of the frame try using 'Image'...'Transform'...'Distort'. in Photoshop Elements from where you can distort the image and drag the building vertical from the top corners. But that said the parallax is not that bad so might leave well enough alone. I think it's a great image as it is. Wonderful detail in the stone walls and like the single pillar in the middle. PaulLast Modified By PaulLiley at 13 Sep 2010 - 5:08 PM
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DPRK seeks U.S. peace treaty to normalize ties with Washington, UN (Xinhua)
N. Korea Foreign Minister Vows to Launch Rocket (KBS World Radio)
North Korea 'ready for nuclear war with West' according to UK ambassador (Yahoo News)
(News Focus) N. Korea gearing up to show military prowess at anniversary (Yonhap News)
South Korea To Develop 800 Km Ballistic Missiles To Target North's Nuclear – Elsie Buchanan (The IUSB Preface)
Israel Says Won't Allow Iran To Join 'Nuclear Weapons Club' (The Huffington Post)
Netanyahu Rebukes U.N. Over Iran Accord (The Wall Street Journal)
Netanyahu Skewers Obama's Nuclear Deal, but Praises U.S. President's Israel Support (Foreign Policy)
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Nuclear-Weapon States Responsible for Nuke Elimination: Iran's Deputy FM (Tasnim News Agency)
Comprehensive Convention Needed for Nuclear Disarmament: Iran's Zarif (Mehr News Agency)
Iran urges Russia and US execute obligations on nuclear weapons (Pravda)
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Ker Loon Ang, digital director at Starcom China advises luxury brands on how they should approach the two social platforms.
Tencent's social mobile app WeChat is fast gaining popularity in China and brands are evaluating their investments on Weibo, China's most popular social networking site.
Ker Loon Ang, digital director at Starcom China speaks to ClickZ from his Shanghai office on how luxury brands should approach WeChat and Weibo marketing in the country.
Excerpts of his interview:
"A lot of brand marketers are feeling they should abandon Weibo and move to WeChat. Personally, Weibo has cemented a really critical role in this ecosystem where it's no longer a social platform but it's also a media platform. And if you consider that in the context of WeChat, a one-to-one platform on the mobile device... there's a difference in terms of how both platforms can be leveraged to its full potential."
"From a luxury point of view, no matter which platforms brands are on, luxury consumers always expect the same level of intimacy and exclusivity from a luxury brand. Hence, it (WeChat marketing) needs to be personalized and customized."
Mainland Chinese users can view the interview on Youku here.
Adaline Lau, ClickZ Asia editor, oversees day-to-day editorial operations covering digital marketing from search to social media, mobile to analytics in the region. Before ClickZ, she was senior reporter at Marketing Magazine and has worked as a journalist for The Singapore Marketer and Asia Pacific Broadcasting. Connect with her @adalinelau or Google+.
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