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Christmas themed charity fundraiser for the Brooke
On 10th December our Ticketing department will be holding a Christmas stall at New Mill in Witney to raise money for animal charity the Brooke.
On 10th December our Ticketing department will be holding a Christmas stall at New Mill in Witney to raise money for animal charity the Brooke.
For the seventh year running, Outside Magazine has run the Best Places to Work project, aiming to find the companies in the United States that best empower employees through a positive and rewarding work environment.
Here at Audley we've been busy raising money for a number of charities over the last few months.
Save the Children Syria appeal
At the beginning of September our North Africa and Asia department ran a soup kitchen to raise money for refugees from Syria. Lentil and bacon or vegetable soup were the order of the day and clothes and equipment were also donated to Calais Compassion. So far we have raised £6,677 for the Save the Children Syria appeal through our JustGiving page.
At Audley, there is a company-wide belief that investing in the well-being and enjoyment of your employees is necessary to maintain a successful business. This company credo earned Audley a spot on the winner's stage at the Coolest Companies award ceremony, organized by the pop culture publication Bostinno.
There has been devastating floods and landslides across Burma (also known as Myanmar) over the last month, with a large number of fatalities as a result. Thousands of people have been displaced and left homeless, as well as losing livestock and food supplies. There is a desperate need for financial support, clean water and vital food supplies, as the situation looks to get worse before it gets better.
Saturday 4th July was the date of the second Tour de Audley. After last year's charity event from Witney to London, it was decided a country route might make a nice alternative.
Last weekend 24 Audley colleagues completed the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge – this takes in the peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough that form part of the Pennine range in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
We are honoured to have won a Daily Telegraph Ultratravel Award. Ultratravel readers voted across 20 categories, from best hotel, airline and airport to favourite city and country, with Audley winning the Best Small Luxury Tour Operator category.
This is a hugely prestigious award and being voted for by the public makes it all the more special. Our CEO Ian Simkins attended the lavish awards ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel in London, with the award being presented by none other than adventurer Levison Wood.
Money raised on the night went to injured soldiers to help them recover through adaptive skiing. To celebrate we had some luxury cupcakes delivered to all three offices.
You can view all the winners and runners-up on the Telegraph website.
Audley cake sales are legendary and this one was no exception. Held by our Indian Subcontinent country specialists, all monies raised will go to the Red Cross Nepal Earthquake Appeal, and Audley have promised to match the amount raised today from staff eating copious amounts of delicious cakes.
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Naked 'ninja zombie' high from synthetic marijuana goes on drug fueled rampage as he defies taser wielding police
A naked 'ninja zombie' defied at least two police officers using tasers trying to stop his drug fueled rampage against the citizens of Indianapolis.
Indiscriminately attacking members of the public and the police by flailing his limbs everywhere, 27-year-old David Martin has been described as like 'Chuck Norris' in online discussions.
Breaking himself free from the police as they tried to subdue him, a screaming, naked Martin made a get-away, but was later apprehended and charged with public indecency, resisting arrest and battery.
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David Martin, 27, went on a drug fueled naked rampage across Indianapolis last week resisting arrest and assaulting at least two people
Police were called to the centre of the city after members of the public reported a naked man shouting at passing vehicles.
Arriving at the scene, they encountered an agitated Martin, who refused to follow commands and rushed away from them and started punching at members of the public.
Throwing karate-style chops at officers as passers-by rushed away from him, Martin was tasered by a female officer as she attempted to gain control over him.
Staggering onwards, even though he had been shocked by thousands of volts of electricity, Martin was put on the ground by a male police officer.
Storming through the streets of Indianapolis naked, David Martin is high on 'Spice' a synthetic form of cannabis
While on the ground, Martin wrestled the officers, wriggled free and got to his feet.
Shocked by the fact that the tasers have not subdued him, one police-man is punched in the face by Martin with an audible smack.
Reeling away from the pain that Martin's punch has caused, the continued fight began to impress witnesses.
'This guy's like a ninja, man, Holy s**t!' said the man videoing the footage which has been uploaded onto YouTube.
'No way! That guy's strong, he's got to be on something.'
After resisting police commands he is tasered by officers to restrain him
Admitting to using 'Spice', a synthetic type of cannabis, Martin allegedly injured a female officer in addition to the man he punched in the face.
The video was posted on the same day that 45-year-old John Brigham went on a drug fueled naked carjacking rampage around Phoenix.
Stealing two cars and injuring seven, including a pregnant woman, Brigham was seen to stand on top of a car in only his socks screaming at traffic.
Shocking police, Martin manages to get up and is seen here to hit a police man right in the face
David Martin runs away from the police after being tasered and restrained by three officers. He is later caught
K-2, also known as 'spice,' is a mixture of herbs and spices that is usually sprayed with a compound similar to THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana, according to the DEA.
Side effects include paranoia, panic attacks, giddiness and in rare occurrences – violence.
Recent zombie-like attacks, like the gruesome face-chewing attack in Miami, are believed to have been caused by ingesting bath salts, a potent hallucinogen.
Naked Attacks Across America
- Since Rudy Eugene attacked and ate the face of homeless man Ronald Poppo on May 26 in Miami, Florida, while allegedly high on 'bath salts' there has been a spate of similar attacks
Police shot Eugene when he refused to stop eating his victim's face. Poppo is now recovering in hospital.
- Luke Magnotta, 29, allegedly murdered and dismembering his former gay lover Jun Lin, 33, in his flat in Montreal on May 24. Body parts where sent to political offices and the torso was found in a suitcase. A ten-minute videotape purporting to record the horrific crime was posted online, showing a man stabbing his naked and bound victim with an ice pick. The attacker then hacks him to pieces and eats part of his flesh. He is also seen performing sexual acts on the corpse.
- Michael Terron Daniel, who was high on synthetic maraijuna 'Spice' attacjed his friends and then turned his drug-fuelled rage to a medium-sized Spaniel mix, who belonged to one of his housemates, beating and choking the animal. He then took a bite out of the dog ripping flesh and fur away from the dead dogs body.
- John Brigham, 45, went on a drug fuelled naked carjacking rampage around Phoenix. Stealing two cars and injuring seven, including a pregnant woman, Brigham was seen to stand on top of a car in only his socks screaming at traffic.
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At http://phys.org/print383229114.html ... there is a fascinating piece of research from Greenland that will warm the cockles of somebody's heart. A history of snowfall is preserved in the remains of aquatic plants that lived long ago, accumulating at the bottom of lakes in horizontal layers. They are able to tell us how Arctic precipitation fluctuated during the Holocene at large and how this might have influenced the size of the Greenland ice sheet as the Earth warmed and cooled.
wild and wilder horses
At http://phys.org/print383382056.html ... science has been having a look at wild horses and how they survived the last Ice Age into the Holocene and the modern world. In the open landscape of the Late Pleistocene the wild horse was common. In the post glacial wooded environment horses were confined to a few refugia, it is thought. Mostly they were confined to the steppe zone and central Asia which is where they were eventually domesticated. Did wild horses survive into the 19th and 20th centuries. It is thought most of these were feral - domesticated horses gone wild.
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At http://phys.org/print383372337.html ... women during the Corded Ware cultural period in central Europe may have been highly mobile it is being proposed - or swapped around. The study was published at online journal PLoS ONE (May 2016).
More on Neanderthals ...
At https://anthropology.net/2016/05/27/neanderthal-the-interior-cave-decora... ... the broken stalagmite pieces (see yesterday) were assembled into two oval rings 176,000 years ago, we are told. Together with them were pieces of burnt bone and evidence of fire - some kind of ritual activity perhaps.
Phoenician DNA
At http://phys.org/print383372275.html ... the mtDNA of a Phoenician (possibly a Cathaginian) living 2500 years ago has been sequenced. He had the genes of a rare European haplogroup suggesting he had ancestors from somewhere on the opposite side of the Mediterranean from Carthage (such as Iberia or southern France). The findings appear in the May issue of PLOS ONE (see also http://carolynperry.blogspot.nl/2010/10/boy-reconstructed-ariche-carthag...
At www.postandcourier.com/20160521/160529887/topper-site-find-reveals-peopl... ... the Topper archaeological site has revealed evidence of fire going back 50,000 years agao - long before humans are thought to have arrived in the Americas. Al Goodyear says the human occupation at Topper goes back well before 15,000 years ago (the mainstream preferred date) but evidence of fire somewhat earlier raises the possibility they were in the Americas before the Late Glacial Maximum.
Petrified Forest
At www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3593219/North-sea-reveals-7-000-... ... we have another tract of ancient forest revealed off the eastern coast of Britain - once joined to the continent (in this instance woodland stretched from NE England to Denmark). It seems it dates back 7000 years ago when it was covered in sand (a major storm event perhaps). It has been revealed as the tides have apparently washed away the sand that had covered it for so long. Again, another storm event perhaps.
Space Weather
At http://phys.org/print383295806.html ... are mystery Mars plumes caused by space weather? Back in 2012 a cloud like plume was spotted high above the surface of Mars. The orbiting spacecraft was not in a position to analyse what had happened but the Mars Express did make measurements of plasma and solar wind activity. It seems a huge CME event struck Mars.
Climate updates
At http://finance.yahoo.com/news/scientists-making-own-clouds-found-1746000... ... refers to a paper in Nature by CERN scientists and the subject is secondary particles. These were thought to be almost totally derived from human activity but the climate scientists had it altogether wrong it would seem as the new paper seems to show that secondary particles have been with us all the time - long before the scare was a pipedream in a politico's navel. Secondary particles bombard our atmosphere on a daily basis and are also produced by vapour released by trees.
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Age: 19 (Before conscription into the Grey Wardens)
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Height: 5'3"
Race: Elf
Background: City Elf
Class: Warrior
Specialisation: Berserker
Eye Colour: Hazel
Hair Colour: Red (shaved)
Personality: Rash, fearless, stubborn and defiant pretty much sums him up. Always willing to fight for the elven cause, even against human authority. Since becoming a Grey Warden, his attitudes towards humans have softened, but he is still prejudiced against mages, especially apostates.
Romance: Aside from a brief engagement to Nesiara prior to being conscripted into the Grey Wardens, there was no romance for him.
Character Level: 21
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Dexterity 36
Willpower 25
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The Battle for Denerim pt4The ascent up the immense fortress, infested with hundreds of darkspawn, was no small feat. The darkspawn that occupied the fortress had impeded the progress of the Grey Warden and the Dalish keeper, desperate in their defence of their draconic overlord. Hours of fighting in the city below were taking their toll on the two elves. Aenian had been slowing due to fatigue as he ascended higher towards the battlements where the Archdemon was licking the wounds that Riordan had inflicted on it before his deathly plummet. The Grey Warden had occasionally struggled against the tide of darkspawn that pressed against him and Zathrian, especially when they charged in staggering numbers. The elven Warden had taken a few blows from the cruel and serrated weaponry of the darkspawn. He would had been slain but for the only thing keeping him alive during the fighting, the dragonbone armour that Wade had crafted for him just weeks earlier. Aenian saw that ZathrThe Battle for Denerim pt4 by dawnofwar1987
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The Battle for Denerim pt2The city burned all around him as he led humans and dwarves through the tightly packed residences within the residential district where the humans dwelt, the burning wooden structures of the shemlen houses, many packed close together on top of one another, all tinder for the raging inferno that was burning throughout the city. Aenian led over two hundred men and women, most of whom were human but a few dozen were dwarven, through the burning ruin of the city that he had called home, even if the only part of Denerim that was ever felt like home to him was the alienage, which was likely burning and as besieged as the rest of the city.The Battle for Denerim pt2 by dawnofwar1987
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It's often said that diplomacy is the art of lying for one's country, and that a skillful diplomat is one capable of fabricating credible lies. But lying has its limits, even for diplomats. Take Price Floyd, who until quite recently served as director of media affairs at Condoleezza Rice's State Department. Today Floyd has a stunning op-ed piece in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, making essentially the same points that I made over the weekend in my speech in Florence:
We have eroded not only the good will of the post-9-11 days but also any residual appreciation from the countries we supported during the Cold War. This is due to several actions taken by the Bush administration, including pulling out of the Kyoto Protocol (environment), refusing to take part in the International Criminal Court (rule of law), and pulling out of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (arms control). The prisoner abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib and the continuing controversy over the detainees in Guantanamo also sullied the image of America.
Collectively, these actions have sent an unequivocal message: The U.S. does not want to be a collaborative partner. That is the policy we have been "selling" through our actions, which speak the loudest of all.
Floyd goes through a laundry list of the sorts of things needed to reverse these depressing developments. His analysis is spot on, and his prescription is extremely sensible – and highly unlikely to be followed until the Bush administration has decamped Washington.
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The first of six Baltimore police officers to be brought before the court for their treatment of Freddie Gray, a black twenty-five-year-old whose death in their custody was the immediate cause of the city's uprising last spring, William Porter is young, black, and on trial. Here in this courtroom, in this city, in this nation, race and the future seem so intertwined as to be the same thing.
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Not only am I having a ridiculous battery drain, but I am also having a metadata issue. When I go in to check my metadata, the camera has recorded the wrong info into the image file. I used a Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 VC USD for the shots, but it says that I used a a Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 IF EX HSM. I called Canon and they had no clue other than it must have been a communication error between the lens and the camera. No, really....? I know that people have been having battery issues, but has anyone had a metadata problem?
Are you keeping yor VC turned on. I heard that will affect the battery.
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This last week has been horrendous weather.
It started raining last wednesday afternoon and it's hardly stopped since.
The wind has been mostly at gale force and it's so cold we've got the heating on! Friday was a doozy of a storm with no power and trees blown down.
Sunday we ventured out for a ride, in between the downpours it was quite pleasant at times though still very cold and windy, there were lovely little dry periods which even had a bit of sunshine managing to break through the dark clouds! DH actually complained it was hot on his arm as he was driving!
We went up into the forestry.
The leafy canopy was wet and glistening and under foot was muddy and slick with lots of fallen leaves, some of them still green where the wind had ripped them from the trees.
It was drear and gloomy under the trees, everything seemed heavy with a sense of forboding, the fallen leaves seemed gelatinous and slippery as water dripped from leaves and boughs.
We'd stopped off at a favourite spot, a little typically English wood of beech trees hidden up a loggers road. They're gradually thinning out the tall, dark pines and the native undergrowth is springing back to life as sunlight reaches the forest floor again.
Everywhere was still green, Mother Nature hasn't reached out her hand of change there yet.
It was pleasant to stroll on the mossy forest floor, the beeches were still clothed in their green foliage and the canopy stopped the rain from reaching us though the drips were cold and shocking if they hit you on the back of the neck...
The wind had swept through and there were drifts of leaves underfoot too, brown and green, all slick and slippery with their watery coating.
There were two trees down too, mature beeches blown over with the gale that had hurtled through the little copse.
The soil coated roots towered high above our heads as the forlorn tree lay, still clothed in green, across the forest floor.
Here and there were dotted little funghi in varying shapes and colours, most of them were spoiled by the rain but the occasional newly emerged one glistened in the darkness of the leaves. Here a pretty fan shape or there clusters of little brown umbrellas!
We didn't stop out long as the rain became more persistent and it began to thunder and lighten but the afternoon foray was a lovely change from sitting huddled by the fire though, of course, it was very welcome when we came back home!
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Fallen leaves
Pretty fan shaped funghi
A nice crop of little brown umbrellas
Storm damage
Fallen beech tree
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You had quite a storm! I'm glad you're okay. Do you get tornadoes there? Is it strange to get that type of weather this time of year?
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You gave a wonderful description of your walk. Thanks for sharing!
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I love your description of your walk, and the pictures are great too!
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Your pictures are so telling of the damage from the storm. So glad you and your hubby had a good day out and a fun walk. Thanks so much for sharing your pictures.
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Thanks for the beautiful, descriptive story and the for the photos too.
It's nice to get out even in bad weather....you get to see lots of different things in different weather as your pictures show.
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The Mount Hood Fire Complex continued to grow during the weekend partly due to a planned burnout of fuel and partly to the burn going past a line cut around the fire.
Because of the need to shift resources and move firefighters into place, the incident command team overseeing the fire decided to close Highway 35 for 24 to 48 hours; the closure began at noon Tuesday. The closure is from Cooper Spur Road at Milepost 74 to White River Sno-Park at Milepost 62.
During times when the highway is open there are restrictions in place that will continue until further notice. Highway 35 will be closed each day from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. pilot cars and follow vehicles will control both directions of traffic. From 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. the highway will be open but no vehicles will be allowed to stop or park at any trailheads between Cooper Spur Road and the junction of Forest Road 48.
The crews were going into place to work on burning-out operations close to the highway. The closure was also being done to help with low-level air support by helicopters flying in loads of retardant and water.
A slopover, the term used for fire that burns past a fire line, occurred on the south end of the Bluegrass Fire Saturday afternoon. The small starts spread quickly in two places over rocky slopes and added 20 to 30 acres to the fire area.
Crews contained it indirectly with bulldozer and hand lines by improving existing roads and trails. They were working in the vicinity of Elk Mountain southeast toward Robinhood Creek. The burnout is expected to help the southern fire line hold.
Fire officials expect the fire to continue to spread south and west on the south perimeter until burnout takes place to the containment line. New fire starts and undetected spots could possibly increase the fire's size outside containment lines.
For the first time since the lightning-caused blazes began Aug. 7, fire officials have posted a date for containment of Sept. 4 at 6 p.m. As of Tuesday morning, the Bluegrass Fire had grown to 1,480 acres and is currently the only active fire in the Mount Hood Complex.
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The number of personnel on the fire has increased from 643 during the weekend to 708 people on Tuesday.
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The hotel staff was very pleasant and helpful. We appreciated the support they gave us with directions, hotel supplies, etc. The only thing that was disappointing was the overwhelming cigarette smell throughout the hotel.
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Eighteen-ish years after graduating from college with a degree in graphic design, I decided to go back to school for a second degree in culinary arts. I'm currently a marketing manager with Disney and attending culinary school part time at Valencia, just finishing up my first semester.
I sometimes feel a little er, um hesitant about telling fellow colleagues I'm attending a community college, as some might argue I could never receive the same knowledge and discipline that a culinary academy would provide. But I have to give Valencia props for their small but mighty program - it's been pretty amazing so far. I'm learning from some of the best chefs in the area, it's extremely affordable, and the program fit my schedule.
So far, I've made it through the first semester with straight A's...or, at least I think so. Final exams are next week for prerequisites, and I finally start cooking during summer session in May, when I will become very intimate with chicken (or so I've been told).
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Reporting live for the 11:00 am Kronika news during the ceremony held at the Parliament building in Tbilisi Keti Kashakashvili said "Russia engaged in armed hostilities on August 8, and brought army units and heavy equipment into South Ossetia legally."
Reporting to IPN agency Mate Kirvalidze, Head of Imedi TV's news room pointed out that Keti Kashakashvili made the decision on her own after having made the mistake over the August war.
"The Kronika reporter Keti Kashakashvili, being very much sorry for the mistake during live broadcasting, decided to quit job. Whatever happened during the live reporting is a personal mistake of the reporter and not the stance of the news room or the TV-Company. This case is very different from another one – TV presenter having read a similar text live in another TV studio," Mate Kirvalidze told IPN.
Media.ge was unable to get in touch with Keti Kashakashvili.
Like Imedi TV reporter a similar mistake was made by TV 9's presenter in the 12:00-hour news outlet of August 8. Later the TV Company made a public apology. It was made clear that TV 9 referred to GHN agency when commemorating August war 2008. The material published by the agency truly said Russia legally deployed troops to Georgia. The agency made an apology and the technical error on the website was corrected on the same day. According to the agency the inverted commas were to be used with the word "legal."
On August 8, 2012 Imedi TV aired TV 9's mistake as a statement by the Georgian Dream coalition leader Bidzina Ivanishvli. President Saakashvili responded to the TV 9's mistake from Poti port on August 8, having mentioned TV 9 as a partisan television.
"I would like to share my pain over the statements made by some Georgian policy makers and media outlets. Instead standing by one another during the commemoration days of our heroes and having their families now being with us mourning over their incurable wounds the TV channel of one of the political parties reports that Russian forces who intruded and devastated our cities, took lives of our citizens appear to be acting legally on the territory of Georgia."
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The Wisconsin Scholastic Art Awards program, which features outstanding works by students in grades 7–12, is the regional section of the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards National Program conducted by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, Inc.
Students will be recognized Feb. 2 at a private awards ceremony at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The Silver Key and Gold Key artwork will be exhibited Feb. 2 - March 17 in the museum's Schroeder West Galleria & Pieper Education Gallery. The Gold Key award-winners' work will go on for national competition.
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Another Bogus Fox News Report: The University Of Wisconsin Will 'Adjust The Grades' Of Minority Students
In yet another case of Todd Starnes being a terrible reporter, the Fox News commentator said in a radio bulletin yesterday that the University of Wisconsin-Madison is going to begin factoring a student's race into its grading system.
Starnes misrepresents the language, which dates back to 2009, of a stated university goal to see an improvement in the grades of students from "historically underrepresented racial-ethnic groups," mangling it to suggest that the university would actually require professors to begin "adjusting the grades" of students based on their race. In other words, the school sees higher grades "as an outcome" of fostering diversity in academics, not as a mandated result.
"At face value, the University of Wisconsin seems to be sacrificing academic education on the altar of academic diversity. Whatever happened to giving kids the grades they deserved?" Starnes asked.
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A Book Every Leader Should Read,
This review is from: Dignity: The Essential Role It Plays in Resolving Conflict (Hardcover)
A little personal history:
In 1988 I took on the challenge of reinvigorating an historic university-owned hotel in the grip of a downward economic spiral. The deteriorating physical condition of the property was an issue which could be fixed with time, attention, and money. The larger problem was the need to improve the efforts of a demoralized staff.
Among my initiatives to address the hotel's issues, I drafted a one page statement of standards - The Principles of Employee Relations - to guide the management staff in their treatment of employees. The first principle I wrote was, "All employees will be treated with dignity and respect." Though the word "dignity" came easily to mind, I had no true idea of its import and its critical role in human relations - that is, until now.
Donna Hicks and a deeper understanding:
Donna Hicks has given us a beautifully written and profoundly important book. Her nearly two decades of work in international conflict resolution as an Associate at Harvard University's Weatherford Center for International Affairs has provided her with a unique perspective on the dynamics of conflict.
Dr. Hicks has worked with such luminaries as Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu and Harvard Professor Herbert Kelman on some of the world's most intractable conflicts, the Palestinian Question, the Troubles of Northern Ireland, and the civil war in Sri Lanka. Based on her extensive research, she has formulated a unique and keenly insightful New Model of Dignity which allows us to explore the essential role of personal dignity in human relations. Her premise is that when a person's dignity is violated, as it so often is in various personal and public settings, deep-seated resentments then lead to conflicts seemingly beyond resolution.
According to the author, "When we are treated badly, we get angry, feel humiliated, and want to get even - often without being aware of the extent to which these primal reactions are driving our behavior." Despite the impressive intellectual achievements of our species, our psyches are quite fragile and easily damaged by both real and perceived slights.
But, as Dr. Hicks says, "We do not deliberately hurt each other just for the fun of it. We are often unaware of the ways we routinely and subtly violate each other's dignity." To overcome this universal behavioral failing we must do three things:
1. Become aware of the problem,
2. Learn that there are ways to handle the problem, and
3. Make the changes necessary to honor individual human dignity.
"If we continue to ignore the truth and consequences of [dignity] violations," says Hicks, "we will remain in an arrested state of emotional development." This simple, yet far-reaching truth can cripple the progress of relationships at every level of human affairs.
The book's structure:
In the book's introduction, the author explains The New Model of Dignity and the theoretical research supporting her conclusions.
She then lays out the Ten Essential Elements of Dignity and in successive chapters discusses each element with examples from her conflict-resolution experience.
To further illuminate the dignity model, Dr. Hicks also posits the Ten Temptations to Violate Dignity, and provides anecdotal support, powerfully moving in emotional content, to reveal how people come to grips with assaults on their dignity and how they struggle to find resolution.
The final section of the book entitled, How to Heal Relationships with Dignity, is a potent testament to the healing power of identifying dignity violations, acknowledging vulnerability, and making a genuine commitment to honor the dignity of others.
Why is this important to business leaders?
Beyond the moral issues of honoring each person's dignity - their basic human worth - there are important practical implications for the recognition of dignity in the business arena.
No business can operate efficiently or provide high levels of service to its customers without the willing commitment of its employees. But the leadership challenges of achieving this commitment are significant. As Roger Enrico, former Chairman and CEO of Pepsico said, "The soft stuff is always harder than the hard stuff."
So what are we talking about when we speak of the soft stuff? In short, it's the "people skills" - those aptitudes, abilities, and relationship skills employed to assure the significance of each employee's contribution. It is the exercise of leadership involving the highly nuanced interactions within a diverse workforce that results in motivation, high levels of morale, enthusiasm, focus, commitment, organizational cohesiveness, and group success.
Given the essential role that a person's dignity and sense of self-worth plays in an employee's contribution to any enterprise, leaders must become aware of the Ten Essential Elements of Dignity and the Ten Temptations to Violate Dignity. Finally, leaders at all levels of an organization must work to change their subtle and unintentional affronts to the dignity of others.
Bottom line - Because people matter, it pays to treat them well by honoring their inherent dignity, but leaders have to know how!
This is an important book with broad implications beyond conflict resolution. It should be read and studied by any leader who cares about followers and who wants to elicit his or her employees' highest level of commitment and contribution.
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Bachmann told radio hosts Jan Markell and Eric Barger that Obama will turn the UN into an enormously powerful global institution, which she said will pave the way for a joint Russian-Iranian invasion of Israel. The anti-Israel alliance, she said, "lines up with scripture."
In a follow-up interview that aired on Saturday, Markell came right out and said that while she isn't sure that Obama is the Antichrist, the Antichrist would be a such a global leader.
Bachmann, in turn, claimed that Obama will make a deal with Russia and Islamic nations such as Iran to create a "super UN" that will run the entire world.
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Pat Robertson: Gays & Islamists Are Allies So 'Let Them Kill Themselves'
6/14/16 @ 11:40am
Tom DeLay: Obama Is A Communist 'Muslim Sympathizer' Who 'Hates America'
6/15/16 @ 3:30pm
Ted Cruz, Who Attended Event Calling For Gays To Be Put To Death, Delivers Characteristically Smug Response To Orlando Attack
6/13/16 @ 2:00pm
Anti-LGBT Pastor Steven Anderson Applauds Orlando Massacre: 'There's Fifty Less Pedophiles In The World'
6/13/16 @ 11:45am
Walid Shoebat: 'The Only Ones Moaning Over Fifty Gays Slaughtered Are Liberals, Idiots And Gay Lovers'
6/13/16 @ 10:15am