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Welcome to the computer programming homepages of Malcolm Phillips
You may use any of the C++
sorting algorithm source code on this site however you wish, though I would
appreciate being credited as appropriate, particularly in the cases where I have
stated that to the best of my knowledge so far, I may be the inventor.
I use the K & R indentation style where the opening brace goes on the end of the previous line. My apologies to anyone that dislikes this style and finds it harder to read.
I also appologise for the crude look of this site. Web programming and I just haven't really connected yet.
You'll notice that I appear to deliberately avoid using the Standard C++ Library (SC++L), or what some would bluntly, and somewhat inaccurately, refer to as the STL. Yes, this is deliberate, but no I do not make a habit of this when writing C++ code on a daily basis, quite the opposite in fact. The reason here is that I want it to be easy to port to other languages, and it helps to be able to see all the bits of code that go into each algorithm. The code here is for learning, not to compete with the SC++L. If you are using the SC++L then you should probably use std::sort.
All the code here should compile with VS2008 Express, however I have often not tested it on any other compilers. I'd be happy to hear of any changes I can make to ensure it compiles with other compilers.
To anyone interested in what tool I used to format the code, it is a simple C++ parser I wrote in Delphi, that spits out the raw html - crude but effective.
I plan on releasing the source code to my Mega Sorting Demo program (104933 bytes zip file) some time in the not-too distant future. Of course it'll happen sooner if people bug me for it. In fact I have a more recent compiled version I keep meaning to upload, already. No, I'm not planning on writing a java version, in case anyone asks.
Also coming soon (maybe), a demo of my software 3D renderer.


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Building a Learning culture — one that thrives on the constant absorption and sharing of relevant knowledge to raise organizational intelligence and agility — is no easy task. And if you're a business that isn't enterprise-size, it can be even more difficult to provide access to the right tools, resources, and time necessary to transform your environment.
Learning needs to be relevant and easily accessible, and the content needs to inspire your employees; otherwise, they'll dread what should be a welcome activity.
This is exactly why TED Talks have become such an important tool for business leaders and corporate talent executives. With a library of nearly 2,000 18-minute videos on myriad topics, TED offers concise, groundbreaking knowledge in a convenient medium for any professional who wants to make inspirational Learning a priority in the workplace.
To take the recommendation to include TED in a corporate Learning strategy a step further, there are a number of insightful presentations on the topic of Learning specifically as well. Each demonstrates how Learning is evolving quickly.
5 Must-Watch TED Talks on Learning
Some of the most insightful TED Talks focus on education, specifically on how we all teach, learn, and work differently. Here are five TED Talks focusing on principles of Learning that are worth watching:
1. "Why Work Doesn't Happen at Work"
In this talk, Jason Fried explores why no matter how much a Company spends on fancy décor or office renovations, the distractions of a shared workspace are simply too much for some workers to overcome. Like students who can't sit still in a desk at school, some workers are most productive, focused, and inspired when working beyond the walls of their office. Fried encourages managers to find ways to make their whole team more productive by recognizing individual needs.
2. "Bring on the Learning Revolution!"
In his 2010 presentation, Sir Ken Robinson addressed the worldwide human resources crisis, which he blamed on the one-size-fits-all educational practices of our society. Robinson smartly demonstrated where education has gone off-course and examined the ramifications this may have on our workforce in the long run. The talk also offered tips for an education revolution — the creation of a system meant to fit the needs of the person, rather than the group.
3. "The Puzzle of Motivation"
Analyst Dan Pink spoke to TED audiences about the ever-important balance between motivation and performance and discussed why rewards rarely boost productivity. He explains that we learn better when there's purpose and meaning behind our Learning. Rather than a grade or reward, we're more motivated by "autonomy, mastery, and purpose." Pink encourages business leaders to apply these ideas to the workplace to create a more focused and productive workforce.
4. "What We're Learning from Online Education"
In her inspiring 2012 speech, Daphne Koller spoke of how the Internet is democratizing Learning by making college education more available and affordable than ever before. She offered a rundown of how online education works and demonstrated its potential to empower and enhance the labor force through global accessibility. Education as a fundamental human right is a beautiful vision Koller challenged us to see.
5. "Let's Use Video to Reinvent Education"
Salman Khan, founder of Khan Academy, gave a TED Talk in 2011 that addressed the evolution of education and how Technology has made Learning more accessible. In his speech, Khan shared his vision for interactive, self-paced Learning, customized with Technology and mixed media made available both inside and outside the classroom. He demonstrated how his own Company is putting this into practice through its educational video courses, viewed by more than a million people monthly.
How to Utilize TED Talks in Your Workplace
TED Talks are innovative, captivating, inspiring, and often fun. And integrating these videos into your organization's Learning culture is a good way to promote problem solving, enthusiasm, and brainstorming among employees. But if you're planning to incorporate TED Talks into your business practices, here are some tips:
· Watch the TED Talk yourself first. You can only accurately retell the whole speech with your work team if you've actually watched the entire video. Make sure you prescreen anything you share with others.
· Select videos that are relevant and of value to you and the business. Don't make everyone watch an 18-minute-long video because it's "cool." Keep videos on-topic; make sure it's clear why you chose to share them with your team.
· Make viewings convenient. To ensure everyone watches, work the video into a relevant meeting or presentation, followed by an open discussion. Otherwise, email the link to employees so they can watch it at their leisure.
· Provide a preview of summary. Just because you think it's great doesn't mean others do, nor that they have the time to invest. Share a summary or abstract of the video to more easily communicate, more quickly disseminate, and drive more views of the inspirational TED Talk.
TED Talks have given all of us a tool to leverage the value of an external thought leader presentation in a medium that is affordable and repeatable at recurring meetings. They've opened the door for businesses of all sizes to promote continued Learning and thought exploration. Companies that continually invest in their employees' education are positioning themselves for long-term success.
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Reader's letter: Bristol hospital parking is a nightmare
Posted: August 14, 2014|
I WAS interested to read the article from Stephen Petter (Bristol Post Speaker's Corner August 8) in Saturday Post, I am not a political animal in any sense but the Green Party to me means just that, they are green, in other words naive. Given their views we would all be riding around on penny farthings to save the environment.
As for Mr Petter's ideas on how to improve Bristol's traffic problems one-way for all traffic is frankly absurd and as for escalators to help pedestrians surmount Park Street words fail me.
What I would agree with is the total disregard by successive Bristol City planners to have any idea whatsoever when it comes to parking facilities in inner Bristol.
What we have is several major hospitals right in the middle of the city, the BRI, dental hospital, eye hospital, Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre and St Michael all of which have never catered for patients, visitors or staff parking facilities.
Then they gave planning permission for the Children's Hospital which now has to cope with A&E for children as only adults can be seen at the new Hospital at Southmead.
One A&E department for children with a city the size of Bristol and just what are you supposed to do alone with a sick child and nowhere to park.
Opposite the BRI was an ideal space for a multi-storey car park and what did the planners pass? An education centre for the NHS.
Thousands of patients have to attend appointments each day, they have no choice and the majority have to arrive by car using the totally inadequate hospital parking.
This can be very expensive. Some patients on radiotherapy have to attend daily for six weeks and the trauma and anxiety these patients have to endure is intolerable when coupled with the lack of parking.
Does the city council care? No they don't. I worked at the oncology centre for years and it was a regular sight to see cars parked outside towed away, broken into and parking tickets issued. We would listen to relatives not being able to visit patients because they knew they wouldn't be able to park.
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On My Honor
Deciphering the human code.
Sep 4, 2006, Vol. 11, No. 47 • By JAMES W. CEASER
A highly publicized incident during the finale of the World Cup speaks directly to Bowman's point. When the French soccer star Zinedine Zidane was expelled for a head butt, commentators universally described the act as "inexplicable." Following three days of painful silence, Zidane was forced to respond. Claiming that his female loved ones (mother and sister) had been continually insulted in the most degrading way, he offered the following "explanation": "I'm a man first and foremost; therefore I reacted." And he went on, "I apologize, but I do not regret it," thereby drawing a distinction between wrong conduct and dishonorable conduct.
Here we enter into pure Bowman country, for one of his main arguments is that while considerations of honor may often overlap with ethics or prudence, honor is an autonomous phenomenon having its own distinct source in the human constitution.
Another incident, which I draw from one of Bowman's favorite authors, Anthony Trollope, adds further to his point. In The Small House at Allington, the heroine (Lily Dale) is jilted by one Crosbie, a gentleman by class, who ignobly leaves her in the lurch to pursue a target of opportunity to marry up for status and money. And how is Lily Dale to be vindicated? Dueling now being forbidden, a former admirer, from a modest class, takes matters into his own hands and administers a public thrashing of Crosbie at the London railway station. The judgment to be pronounced on this act is left to a good Christian, Lady Julia, who allows that although she never would have advised it, neither could she bring herself to disapprove it.
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James Bowman is less interested, however, in pursuing the natural underpinnings of honor than in exploring different honor codes and their relation to what he calls "honor groups." When honor assumes its variety of conventional forms, it becomes highly group-oriented and stresses the subordination of the individual to the requirements of the corporate entity, be it a clan, a guild, a class, or--with more difficulty--a nation. Honor is esprit de corps, and its violation is found chiefly in the harming of the group, even when the group does what is "wrong." In this analysis, the idea of the police Blue Wall, for its good and ill, is the expression of honor, not the splashy deed of the individual, like Frank Serpico, who exposes the problems of the corporate service in the name of some higher value.
But what conception of honor constitutes such a group? Bowman attempts a general and abstract formulation. Honor is "the good opinion of the people who matter to us . . . because we regard them as a society of equals who have the power to judge our behavior." Yet no sooner does he offer this definition than he has to qualify it, for honor so conceived could apply to those who regard themselves as being "above the demands of honor" as well as to those who take pride in despising the little acts of attention once known as politeness.
A gentleman colleague of mine, known for his impeccable manners, once made the error of pulling up a chair for a well-known feminist scholar, a gesture that earned him the stern reproof, "I can put my own ass down wherever I want." While the good lady's reply was sure to win her the "good opinion" of her peer group, it misses what Bowman intends by honor. In the end, he gives up on this exercise and restricts his universe to groups regulating violence and force or defending "traditional" propriety. He knows honor when he sees it.
Bowman is appreciative, at some level, of honor in any of its real forms, yet by no means does he defend all honor groups. Just the opposite is the case. He wants us to understand the full meaning of honor so that we in the West can know what we are up against. He describes, for example, an honor culture in Pakistan in which raped women are killed to protect the group's idea of honor, and he contends that the terrorist jihadists are motivated far more by notions of honor than of religion, though the two are linked. The world is filled with honor groups that are pitiless and "primitive."
(His continual identification of these honor groups as "non-Western," while accurate, risks leaving a false impression about the elaborately structured honor codes found in Japan and China, which he hardly mentions.)


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I have a stack of my daughter's old shirts. These are ones she is saving in her hope chest and they are from different places/concerts we have gone to. Once she runs away from home (aka: going off to college in Finland) I would like to make her one. Has anyone made one before? Any advise on making one? Does anyone know where I can get a pattern or directions in making one (without paying a fortune)?
Thank you!!!
There is one in Modern Log Cabin Quilting by Susan Beal. If you go to Amazon you can use the "look inside" tool to look at it if you type in the key word "t shirt."
http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Log-Cabin-Quilting-Patchwork/dp/030758657X/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1327465508&sr=1-8 -- Edited on 1/24/12 11:29 PM --
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There are lots of free tutorials for these online, don't need a pattern.
I'm not a quilter, but made a couple from my sons' sports T's, which they used thru HS and college, other kids thought them cool. Extras can be made into pillows or framed.
Cut out the entire fronts and use a stabilizer on the backs BEFORE cutting up your T logos, as the various weights can change size. Lay out your T-shirt fronts on the floor and play with the design before cutting to uniform squares. Use coordinating strips of solids, prints, or bias/twill tape over the seams horizontally and vertically. These quilts can get heavy, so use a light backing. If you are lacking a piece, use a square with her name or a sports print to fill in the gap.
This is OT and if you don't want to answer that is ok, but why is your daughter going to college in Finland? I have always thought it would be wonderful to visit there and I am fascinated by the language, so I am really curious. Is this her Junior Year Abroad? Mine did hers in China at Beijing University.
Dear Barb,
My daughter wants to get her degree in Forensic Bio with a major in Toxicology. The university at Helsinki (probably spelled wrong) is number 1 for this program. She is currently on the dean's list as a student. She was looking at England; but, the cost is too high. So, she looked at Finland. It is only $5000.00 a year for an international student to attend and it does not matter if you are going for a BS, MS, or Phd. England would have costed $25,000.00/year. At the university in Finland, there is a program that if you learn the language, they will waive all costs to attend there. She is in touch with a few teachers there and they recommended that she learn Japanese to help her with her Finnish. Their language has alot of the Asian languages as influenced theirs. As a parent, no I don't want her to go. Too darn far away for me. But, I will live. I hope this answers your question.
That is so interesting. Finnish is not easy for Americans to learn, we are not used to cases unless we study German or Latin, and Finnish has fifteen cases, so I suppose they are willing to subsidize people who are willing to learn it. It is far, but not as far as China, really.
It will certainly be an interesting experience for her, and the nice thing is that with email, skype and cellphones we are able to keep in contact with our kids when they are overseas.
I have done it. First one I used the lightest weight pellon I could find. NO.
Second one I used fusible tricot. MAYBE.
I am not convinced stabilizer is totally neccesary.
I cut each T to the biggest possible design, to the nearest even numbers: 16.5 by 20.5 gives you a 16 x 20 design. Then I just pieced the squares (rectangles what have you) with 1/4" seams. Which is not as easy as I make it sound.
I made a graph paper representation of each 'square' and laid them out till I was satisfied with the arrangement. I tried to use as few filler blocks as possible.
Here is a 'lite' tutorial of how I did the first one.
My t-quilt
Hope this helps. You can PM if you want more info.
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I've made a few t-shirt quilts; two for my kids and one for a paying customer. For my kids' quilts, I didn't really use a "pattern", because the shirts had such different sizes of designs. I agree with those who recommend stabilizing the shirts first. I used a fusible knit left over from my drapery days, and it worked perfectly. But I used half-inch seams rather than a quarter inch. They were then quilted by tying at each intersection with embroidery floss.
Diana's quilt
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Hope these pictures will help!
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Hi Erica,
Thanks for asking the question about Tshirt quilts, I've often thought about doing that for DD and her "show shirts" (theater productions).
OT again, DH and I studied Finnish before going on a 2-week trip to visit relatives. I had learned a little Finnish as a child but no grammar... so the sounds are familiar to me, but I had to learn how to put things together properly. We used the book "Finnish for Foreigners" and hired a tutor, if your DD can find someone to help with pronunciation etc. it will be very helpful. People keep getting freaked out about all the cases in Finnish, but really instead of using prepositions (in, on, under, going towards, away from etc.) Finnish uses endings or postpositions. Lots easier if you think of it that way. Like instead of "in the house" it's "house-in" (talossa) or "in my house" it's "house-my-in" (talonissa). I think the most unusual part of Finnish is the vowel harmony. PM me if you want.
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Finland is a great country to visit, Helsinki is a beautiful city with a vibrant feel. Your daughter is very lucky if she can study there. Finnish is not easy to learn and is in a language group essentially almost by itself, I believe the closest other language is some ancient form of Hungarian. Well worth getting tutored if she plans on studying there.
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Minutes: Minutes of January 19, 1999 were approved as distributed.
Course Inventory Requests/Course Modification Requests:
COSM: The committee tabled: MTH 130, MTH 128, MTH 129, MTH 131, MTH 229 because the paperwork had not arrived from the college committee yet. In addition, the committee asked the chair to obtain follow-up information from the math department explaining the rationale for the changes and a flow-chart showing the proposed changes.New Programs:
Minors:Old Business:CECS: Concerning the previously approved new minor in Environmental Science and Engineering: The chair received a request to modify the proposal from the Assistant Dean CECS based on recommendations from the Environmental Health Sciences department. Upon reviewing the number of changes, and discussion by the committee, it was agreed to return the proposal to the CECS curriculum committee for review. The chair will suggest tabling the proposal at the Senate meeting, pending this review.
CLEP Policy: Jeanne Fraker shared data on the policies of other Ohio colleges and universities concerning CLEP credit. Anne Runyan brought forward feedback from the English department. They do not support acceptance of CLEP credit for ENG 101 and 102. The Political Science department is looking at the American Politics exam and asked Ms. Fraker to provide some assistance in interpreting scores. Feedback from the History department is that they are prepared to accept CLEP exam and will look at where to set the passing standard.
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Contour Android app now out for extreme cameras
Android smartphone owners who also have the ContourGPS or Contour+ extreme sports cameras can now download the Contour Connect app (free, Android Market). Like the iOS app, it allows users to use it as a portable, wireless viewfinder, check up on battery life and see how much memory is left for recording.
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Missouri State's freshmen combined for 52 of the team's 77 points. Gavin Thurman led with 21 points, matching his career-high set a week ago against Wichita State. Dorrian Williams scored 14, his first collegiate double-figure scoring game.
"I would rather have a 'W' any day," Williams said of his career-best offensive game. "That's what I want to strive for Saturday" against Evansville.
Added Thurman: "I think we can take away some good things we did offensively from this game. We need to correct our defensive mistakes and learn from those."
Thurman is averaging 16.2 points while starting the last five games.
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Junior forward Keith Pickens, coming off a career-high 19 points in Sunday's victory over Drake, couldn't get loose before the game and sat out with what was termed general soreness with his chronically painful knee the biggest culprit. Lusk opted to play it safe and rest Pickens for Saturday's home game with Evansville.
Meanwhile, sophomore center Christian Kirk returned from a one-game absence and scored 10 points on 5-for-7 shooting. Kirk sat out the Drake game with concussion symptoms.
Hello, Mr. "Mitchell"
MSU freshman guard Marcus Marshall perhaps will be better known the next time he visits CenturyLink Arena.
The Creighton public address announcer introduced him as "Marcus Mitchell" in pre-game and after his first basket.
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Creighton, which outrebounded the Bears 34-21, improved to 17-0 this season when it wins the rebound battle. MSU is 0-14 when being outrebounded. ? It was the fifth game this season against a ranked team, the most ever in a season for a Bears' team. ? Creighton improved to 45-6 at home over the last three years - MSU and Wichita State both have two victories at CenturyLink Center in that period. ... Creighton had two first-half turnovers and finished with 10. MSU had nine.
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Justin Warrington (1-2) threw a three-hitter complete game with five strikeouts and two walks in the first game for the Muskies (3-3, 4-16).
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Colten Maxwell - also from Zanesville - picked up the victory in relief of Alex VanDine in Game 2. Lynn went 3-for-6 with three RBI, Nick Raymond was 4-for-5 with three RBI and three runs and Matt Connor added two hits and two RBI for Muskingum.


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STALAG 17/TOXIC WASTE 'The Truth Will Be Heard' Split LP
When I was young, maybe 14,15, I moved in with my two best friends, twin punk girls from Dublin. I was lucky to be turned on to such good music by them from such an early age. One of those things was a demo tape by STALAG 17 called 'From Belfast With Love' (which I posted some years back, I'll repost if asked). I fell in love. Maybe two years later I got the A.L.F. comp titled The A.L.F. is Watching And There's No Place To Hide which had Toxic Waste on it, arguably the best song on that comp (though Body Count gave them a run for their money, and I also posted that comp years back, & will repost if asked). Again, another band that sent shivers up & down my spine. Both bands were so goddamned angry, and being from Belfast in the 80's they had every right to be & you can hear that angst in their music. When I found out later that both bands had done a split LP, i searched high & low for it & it was as good as I had hoped. Perfectly executed Anarcho-Punk in the mold of bands like Conflict & Icons Of Filth. For me, this is essential.
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For many years decades actually, there has been a widely held understanding that: There are no secrets in Radio. The standard explanation for the premise has been that since whatever it is that comes out of the (Radio) box is all so obvious, that is the full and complete representation of everything there is to know about any particular station. Audiences, advertisers and even competitors from down the street have been making judgments and executing many decisions about a station based only on what they hear. (More specifically: What they understand about what they hear!) As do owners, managers and staff when considering their own stations.
Radio-folk have been wandering the Music Radio wastelands for years, laboring under another presupposition that states: There is nothing more about Radio to be learned. Both of these separate distinctions, I submit, continue as dangerous and crippling positions to hold. Nothing to Learn No Secrets. These are what I like to call - at my end of the business: Deleted, Distorted and Generalized Assumptions. That is, they are not universally held, they are not absolutely accurate and contradictory evidence is available. As assumptions go, they certainly arent useful.
When I was developing and testing my advanced communication strategies for broadcasters over a 10-year period, I was able to do so on-the-air with impunity and without ever been called out for what I was doing that was any different from the norm. So, I guess I could argue that what I was implementing was a secret. But, even so, it was a secret that was hidden in plain site! Its also a testament to the lack of sensitivity to what is or isnt being put on-the-air that I was able to engage, adjust and test a series of unique strategies-of-communication, and that I was able to do so with absolute impunity.
Meanwhile, professional broadcasters and their consulting colleagues have been yelping of late about the need for, essentially, two elements that are missing in much of Music Radio: Content and Local References. These are both, I suggest, responses coming from the panic mode. Still, when groping in the dark for anything of substance, those do seem to be the only elements that have any kind of form. That they also feel a little squishy and have a strange, pungent odor is only an indication of some future, unattractive revelations.
Content is instantly available in so many media, especially the one were accessing right now. I suspect the arbitrary addition of more pure content will not be a solution of any real significance to anybodys radio station. Likewise with local references. While slightly reassuring to some local listeners, the inclusion of these references will, I predict, be of extremely limited value. This, then, brings us to the next, logical step the inclusion of more Local Talent.
Now, it pains me greatly to submit the following points, as I am Talent. I support Talent. I believe in Talent at all levels and that includes strong, multiple insertions of live, local Talent. But to disregard what, to me, are the obvious and expensive downsides of these inclusions would be more than hypocritical of me it would also render me as someone who was not also taking the interests of shareholders and managers into consideration.
Unless Talent is delivering their content and local references with greater efficiencies and more appeal than at any other time in the history of Music Radio, I expect an addition of more local Talent, more content and more local references will be an extremely unsatisfactory and expensive experience with minimal returns.
There are many of us who can recall the glory days of Radio when showing up was more than enough to have some fun and make some money. Even though there were, then as now, a handful of exceptional performers on the air, the majority of on-air people were, basically, announcers. They were instantly replaceable and they could be kicked - without penalty or remorse - to the curb on any thin or sickly premise including committing the simple, unforgivable sin of breaking format. These Holy Formats, by the way, were and are, no more than the official crutches on which PDs have to lean as they have little else to provide in terms of Talent-development. Unchallengeable Dogma is more than enough to keep the on-air folks sphincters clenched and their imaginations clamped in irons.
Many Music Radio morning shows, though, do have a small, but unique advantage assuming the Talent is witty and clever. Morning group-gropes, operating with some combination of The Main Stud, the Giggle-Chick or Guffaw-Guy and the Drive-by Crack-Meister, can have audiences participating as voyeurs. That is, they get to be at the periphery of a pretty good party and quite often thats all thats needed to keep that audience engaged. When one of them, however, turns directly to the audience is when the scenario falls apart and the vicarious association stops. Even more so, its the other day-parts that suffer. The single Talent, with management coercion, presumes they have to go one-to-one with the audience. That they fail utterly is hardly open for discussion. After all, in terms of time-spent on-the-air, they can hardly be heard at all or they have already been replaced by syndicated programming or the even more innocuous V/T. That is more than enough evidence to convict for lack of affect.
The owners and management of Music Radio outlets are coming ever closer to a time when decisions will have to be made. Either they get involved with developing extraordinary Talent or their stations will be rendered superfluous. Many are already having that experience exactly.
That stations are streaming online is hardly of any lasting, useful or promising consequence whatsoever. Crossing over to online only means they will be competing with The Large Lads who are not constricted by any of Radios Rules either government mandated or culturally implied. If the source (the local station) sucks, no amount of online exposure is going to turn that around even while some extra revenue streams might be successfully developed.
As most of us are already aware: We can go online and regularly get our minds rotted and socks blown off in mere minutes. It might take hours or a day of listening to Music Radio to get even a mild tingle or a twinge. So far, we cant compete with outrageous content. We dont have the horses. My contention is: Our opportunity is in the development of superior, appealing Communicators.
Criticism and rejection fuels the fire over which some people toast their marshmallows dripping with succulent, gooey goodness in each rich, creamy and delicious mouthful. (That sloppy quotation may have been lifted from a dairy-ad. But, it might have come from a porno.) Still, the previous sentence is a pretty good example of Theatre of The Mind? For those who enjoy a little bit of linguistic puffery with their corn flakes, that switch is also called a Context Re frame. Others might just go with a Disgusting, potty-mouth vulgarity.
Ronald T. Robinson has been involved in Canadian Radio since the '60s as a performer, writer and coach and has trained and certified as a personal counsellor. Ron makes the assertion that the most important communicative aspects of broadcasting, as they relate to Talent and Creative, have yet to be addressed. Check out his website www.voicetalentguy.com
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|Altitudes at which athletes compete or train do usually not exceed 2000-2500 m. At these moderate altitudes acute mountain sickness (AMS) is mild, transient and affects at the most 25% of a tourist population at risk. Unpublished data included in this review paper demonstrate that more intense physical activity associated with high-altitude training or mountaineering does not increase prevalence or severity of AMS at these altitudes. These conclusions can also be extended to the use of normobaric hypoxia, as data in this paper suggest that the severity of AMS is not significantly different between hypobaric and normobaric hypoxia at the same ambient pO(2). Furthermore, high-altitude cerebral or pulmonary oedema do not occur at these altitudes and intermittent exposure to considerably higher altitudes (4000-6000 m) used by athletes for hypoxic training are too short to cause acute high-altitude illnesses. Even moderate altitude between 2000 and 3000 m can, however, exacerbate cardiovascular or pulmonary disease or lead to a first manifestation of undiagnosed illness in older people that may belong to the accompanying staff of athletes. Moderate altitudes may also lead to splenic infarctions in healthy athletes with sickle cell trait.
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Is the Rabbit just a newer version of the old Golf? I had a 2004 Golf and really loved it. Until someone stole it. Now I drive a Pick-up and I'm thinking of going back to VW.What is the difference between a VW Golf and a VW Rabbit?
The Golf was just rebranded as the Rabbit for the US Market in 2006. So besides in name nothing.What is the difference between a VW Golf and a VW Rabbit?
Yes it is. there were some minor styling adgustmits to the golf which is now the rabbit. same engine
The are the differences in the new Rabbit from the old Golf is the following..... the new Rabbit has a 2.5 ltr engine (new version Golf/City has the old 2.0 ltr), the new Rabbit also has a different platform in that the Golf/City is this old platform with the new Rabbit being on a different chassis. There is a relation between an older GTI and the current new Rabbit, however I am unable to recall the years in question (poss 06 ?). The new Rabbit auto transmission has on optional tiptronic mode where as the new Golf/City comes standard with automatic triptronic transmission (6 speed). The Golf/City is a Canada model only so it may not apply if you live in the USA or other. American buyers can only purchase the Rabbit and the new body style Jetta, with the old body style still being available in Canada as a City Jetta.
The VW Rabbit was made in 1972. It was the first sport hatchback. The Rabbit GTI.
In the 1980's, they changed the name to Golf.
If it wasn't for the Rabbit/Golf, there wouldn't be any Honda Civic's, Mazda Protege's, or Mini Coopers.
They changed the name back to Rabbit in 2006 because lots of older cars were coming back like the Camaro.
There is no difference. They just changed the name.
The VW Rabbit is the North American brand name for the fifth generation Golf.
Actually, a Rabbit is older than the Golf. I don't think they make Rabbits anymore
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irishfey 2/20/2014 7:49:22 AM
Morning,, guess I"m the first today. Beautiful Weather yesterday except i got me Van stuck in a parking lot,, three nice folk came and helped me out though, bless them! No bad weather yet but may come in tonight???.... Gurpy... How about we ask our questions on this site as it is after all a Social Site ( for most )and not to bother the other room, as some don"t care for it.. just to keep the peace,lol... Celeste.. any more poams in the making??... Later friends...
Gurpy 2/20/2014 7:52:31 AM
Good morning. Glad you had help with the van! As for always discussing God in one room only, I do not agree. Some may be just reading and really thinking which starts the process! They talk about ANYTHING else they desire so why should we shut up?
Gurpy 2/20/2014 9:04:11 AM
protector said I`m allowed to post WHATEVER I want! I`m not mad at you. I just don`t agree. We`ll chat later.
celeste5 2/20/2014 9:07:56 AM
Good morning everyone.
No way, no Religion or Politics are allowed in this Social Room, LOL.
I have a few Poems, I may post another.
Have to go, I`m watching Canada`s Ladies Curl.
Wicket 2/20/2014 9:10:07 AM
Gurpy, Irishfey, the blue room as it is called is a NEWS response room not a religious chic-chat room. As for this room, it is a social room open to social conversation and from the start, politics and religion have not been a part of it by agreement with the posters. Perhaps you two could exchange e-mail addresses and share your info that way, as the majority both here and in the other room will only express interest in the subject once and then not again.
irishfey 2/20/2014 9:28:38 AM
Wicket,, agreed,, but please take note that Meself and Gurpy are not always the ones that start the God conversations ,lol.. I have seen them on there way before i came on.... And the Social Site,, potty mouth insults on here to???... But i will comply....later
irishfey 2/20/2014 9:46:41 AM
Gurpy.. I"m just tired of all the insults etc. your right,, you can post what you like.. no posters own these sites! Just tired of all the fighting and potty mouth remarks,, I have better things to do with my time... not mad at anyone either... Celeste,,,I Don"t think it was up to the first posters to have the right to say what was said in here, but you all carry on,, still love your poams.... later..
right wing 2/20/2014 9:49:26 AM
Did you hear the one about God meeting the politician.....
I may have to make this site a daily stop just to drop a political verse or have a conversation with God...A.K.A. Wicket.
celeste5 2/20/2014 9:53:44 AM
It was always this way, even before I came to the Red Room.
irishfey 2/20/2014 10:02:02 AM
Lol,, thank you Rightwing.. good one... and Celeste.. whatever ,lol
Bobby Nerves 2/20/2014 10:04:00 AM
Everyone should be welcome in this forum, with the exception of those selling drugs to children.
Keep your son away from the red room, and probably you shouldn't even show your ugly spirit around here.
Wicket 2/20/2014 10:17:55 AM
Everyone is welcome, everyone changes, life changes, people move on, there used to be well over a 100 posts on here daily by at least 30 posters. Now there are only a few that post and lots that lurk.
For people that wish to discuss religion in depth, perhaps we could ask SooToday to create another room.
irishfey 2/20/2014 10:24:40 AM
Wicket.. I already mentioned that in a previous post.. A Religious site would most welcomed by some,, but in the meantime...live and let live!.. Ever know what the meaning of that is?? It means for some to mind their own business and leave others to theirs,, no sarcasm intended,, again...
Gurpy 2/20/2014 10:28:19 AM
You asked me a question regarding something of a spiritual nature the other night. You were the only one with enough courage to do so. That spoke volumes to me about you as a person! I`d like to leave it at that.
I do plan on posting whatever I desire. I`m not doing anything illegal. Some may be offended as anyone is when something less than appealing is posted. I myself have read some very crude comments!I`m sure sootoday moderators have had their work cut out for them.
Bobby Nerves 2/20/2014 10:39:23 AM
Wicket, provocation and cold shoulder is very obvious and a person can ignore it for some time, but everyone have the right to let someone else knows that their attitude, their expressions, are unwelcome.
If they ignore it, they ignore you, then someone has to do something and when the rules are broken, the rules are broken for everyone.
Certain people (nicknames) disappear but the reality is that they go through a mutation process, well nothing to be ashamed of there, the colorful butterfly was an ugly worm before...
We, humans are learning machines and as such, we're subject to do mistakes, and mistakes are necessary to learn and grow, and each time we commit a mistake, someone, somehow is touched.
irishfey 2/20/2014 10:49:12 AM
Yup,, A real "Social" site here ,
Gurpy 2/20/2014 10:59:15 AM
GROW UP! I said LET IT GO!
Gurpy 2/20/2014 11:05:26 AM
You mentioned your husband has no knowledge of your account with sootoday or you user name. Why is that? I don`t recall holding back info. from mine when I was married. There shouldn`t be any secrets between a husband and wife.
celeste5 2/20/2014 11:16:37 AM
For those who don`t know,
Canada`s Ladies won the Gold in Curling, Right On.
Bobby Nerves 2/20/2014 12:37:07 PM
Wicket, further. You'll have to calm down and be who you are.
You're a very fortunate person as you're loved and take care of and you make everyone comfortable.
I'm thankful to myself and to the country allowing me to stretch the wings and fly freely and as I fly high and higher, I can see down there the crows scavenging and socializing over some coyote carcase, but I can't be distracted with the cawing, life is so good from up here.
The whole success is to live and make it to Heaven. The rest is all in the books.
Gurpy 2/20/2014 12:54:53 PM
That was beautiful!
Grump 2/20/2014 2:28:18 PM
Irish fey, Cold pail of water time again or valium or whatever.
Just Curious 2/20/2014 2:40:55 PM
Just came back from a long walk with Sir Muttly. You just can't get a more relaxing way to spend a 1/2 hour than watching your dog investigating all kinds of new stuff that's now coming out of the snow. Some people had their dogs tied out and he just went and had a sniff and smell and carried on down the street. Yes, he was off leash but he minds and is just inquisitive as hell, one of the things I love about him. On a beautiful day like this you just can't stay mad about anything if you give life half a chance..:)
pride 2/20/2014 2:59:21 PM
Congratulations Canadian Women's Hockey....The Gold !!!!
Just Curious 2/20/2014 3:09:48 PM
Yesssss !!Womens hockey GOLD and womens curling GOLD !!! C'mon team Jacobs and team Canada, make it a clean sweep....:)
Wicket 2/20/2014 4:42:26 PM
Bobby nerves - thanks...
Gurpy 2/20/2014 6:10:00 PM
I noticed in one of your posts that you made a point of announcing that you had been on this site since the beginning. Were you implying that these two chat rooms are based on seniority in addition to attempts by certain posters to turn both sites into "politically correct" rooms?
Bobby Nerves 2/20/2014 6:53:20 PM
I'm the last one to tell you something about this site, because I landed here no long ago and my manners are not the best in town and my command of English is very basic, but if you allow me an opinion; Wicket for motu propio, takes the time to invite everyone into her house; from time to time. I'd the privilege of being invited and attended a gathering and in that way I got to know people that never posted here, but they read daily. I shared a good time with about other 12 or 15 members.
I hate to say, and I don't judge you, but I can read you're an articulated person and would like to be accepted, as we all do and I believe you are accepted here as any one else, this is a place for a joke and some... spiritual cuddling if you wish. For me was very useful through my journey with cancer as I spent weeks and months at the time in the Hospital and so it was in time for Skipper Dave; like a window to the world. You'll find some support, you'll find someone that will have a word of enthusiasm... here, many will remind -just when you forgot that it existed- that the light is always on at the end of the tunnel.
Then, as I said in the beginning, when a gathering is planned, get on board and you'll be surprised, if not amazed of the group of people you are surrounded with.
This is a big place and there is room for everyone, but if you believe you're unwelcome, there is nothing we can do about it, no one is gonna ask you to stay, neither to go away. This is free. There is no need to elbow people aside, just step in, have a seat and tell us your story, we are all ears and have many opinions, actually we have an opinion for everything.
Don't play with religion because you're playing with fire and most likely that same fire will burn you. If I'd like to know how good a Christian you are, I'll not ask you, I'll ask your neighbor.
I hope you can understand what I said and I look forward to see you when there is a get together.
Probably you know all this from long before me, but, I had to say it anyways.
Gurpy 2/20/2014 7:05:00 PM
Thank you for taking the time to write that post.
I`ve lost many, many people to cancer. I lost many people to political correctness, seniority, poverty, wealth and greed!
Everyone should have the opportunity to voice his or her opinion without being attacked or judged. Notice I said "voice" their opinion? Responses aren`t necessary. I`ve read posts that I simply skimmed over. Sometimes there`s not much point.
Today I read a few posts which turned my stomach so I ignored them.
Everybody is so touchy when it comes to "God". But, boy oh boy when the going gets tough! You know what I``m trying to say.
Stay safe tonight! The local weather says 110kmph winds for the Sault! Lets hope they are wrong!
Have a good and safe night Bobby!
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Jillian St. Charles, Vice President of Programming and HGTV.com Site Director, is a featured panelist for Fostering Great Relationships Between Design Bloggers & Traditional Media. That's 2pm, Saturday, Dec. 11.
At 10am that same day, Brian Patrick Flynn, one of our Design Happens featured bloggers, will be presenting his very own session on "The Editorial Approach To Design Blogging."
Hope to bump into you at the conference or the HGTV & Rue Magazine Soiree Saturday night.