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Make the technology support your strategy — Not the other way around!
This is the outline for the presentation "Make the technology support your strategy — Not the other way around!" to be given on Monday, January 31, for 40 Plus of Washington.
These ten points are based on what I've learned about using social media, networking, and blogging tools to support my own consulting, project work, and jobseeking.
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Speaker's Notes for "Make the Technology Support Your Personal Communication Strategy — Not the Other Way Around!"
Dennis D. McDonald, Ph.D.
Having been a "gadget geek" years ago I remember how easy it is to jump on every new and shiny tool that comes your way. Now that social media and social networking tools are so popular, you see a lot of jumping around too as new networking and information sharing tools and technologies are introduced into the social, business, and government markets.
To use these tools effectively requires time and planning. That's what I want to talk about today.
My Ten Points are based on what I've learned about using social media, networking, and blogging tools to support my own consulting, project work, and job seeking.
I became an independent consultant about 5 years ago. Before then I was a researcher doing Federal contract work, a manager involved in developing commercial electronic publishing and database systems, a systems integration project manager, and a corporate technology strategist. More recently I've been consulting with Federal and private sector clients on how to plan for and use social media and collaboration technologies.
A lot of what I talk about with clients now is based on my own experience with corporate system development, market research, and IT project management. But what I want to talk about here is based on my own use of tools like blogs, social networks, Linkedin, Facebook, and Twitter and how I've used them on my own.
1. Target communities drive strategy.
This is the number one thing to consider when planning how you use social media and social networking tools. You have to consider all the different communities and groups you'll be interacting with. Then you need to consider what your objectives are with respect to each those different groups. Some will be social, some will be professional, some will be family, some will be purely business oriented. Some will be people employed by potential employers or clients, others will be networking contacts and potential friends you've made.
One thing you need to research when looking at members of the different communities you're interested in — besides the obvious details of where they are, how big are they, and how well do you know them — is how do they communicate already? For example:
- Are they using social media tools?
- Are they involved with traditional trade or professional associations?
- Are they active in local groups or clubs?
- Are they even open to using new media to communicate, or are they "old fashioned" and insistent on clinging to traditional methods?
What I found is that some of the people in my own target communities were "early adopters" of social media tools like Linkedin and Facebook, while others still think Twitter is the "tool of the devil" and that talk of "open" or "transparent" government is hogwash. Some folks actually have secretaries who screen their calls and schedule their meetings, others have their own blogs and work out of a home office and answer their own phones.
Being aware of how your target communities communicate is critical to understanding how you can "plug in" and participate. Which leads us to point number two.
2. One tool doesn't fit all.
If you have a variety of individuals, companies, groups, and communities you're targeting, you cannot assume that everyone will be using the same media as you. Not everyone will be on Linkedin, not everyone will use Facebook, not everyone will use Twitter. Even if some of the people you want to reach are using all these tools, they may be using them to reach different subsets and communities themselves.
In a way this is no different form what you learn with any type of business communication. Some people are just impossible to reach by telephone, some people never respond to voicemail, some people make it almost impossible to find out their work email address, some people can only be approached in person in a face to face meeting of some sort.
In my case, I've experimented with dozens of networking and sharing tools and I've settled, at least temporarily, on using a few key tools coupled with ongoing research, blogging, commenting on other websites and blogs, and a regular use of email and personal meetings.
There's also a good portion of my target communities that doesn't use social networking tools, or if they do, they're out of my connection reach, as happens when someone in Linkedin isn't in my network. So for some people I use plain old email, phone, and meetings to stay in touch. With others I can expect a response via a Twitter message almost immediately.
3. Conditions change. Be agile.
But these conditions, I've found, change constantly. People go through stages of involvement in online communities, just like they do in "real life." An organization can set up a temporary Facebook page to support a project or initiative of some kind, people you want to know can come to that group and start interacting — then the group goes dead, shuts down, or moves on. If you're not paying attention you'll get left out.
One thing I've seen a lot is that an organization — say, a nonprofit, a small consulting company, or an association — decides to jump into social media and quickly establish an online group somewhere, say, on GovLoop. Management will pay attention to the group for a while and will create content, then they realize, "Hey, this is lots of work!" They then let the group die or, what I've also seen, they bring in interns to manage things and post news releases.
Regular and consistent "community management" is critical to maintaining an effective online presence. The same is true when you're managing your personal professional communication strategy. You also need to consider how seriously to take a group established by one of your target companies or communities before you start to track it and engage in online discussions in order to get known.
4. Don't expect immediate results.
Whatever you do online, know that you can't expect immediate results. Immediacy can be an illusion when you're developing relationships and selling yourself.
Once when I was managing a consulting group of senior IT consultants my company decided to use cold calling to generate meetings with prospective clients, in our case, CIOs and senior corporate IT managers. We trained up to do cold calling, we built a tracking system to plan and monitor our progress, and off we went. After some time I ran the numbers to see what it was actually taking to reach and connect with a targeted, named individual to get an appointment, and I was shocked to see that it might, on the average, take 20 calls to finally connect by phone and ask for an appointment.
That taught me a couple of things (besides how not to use cold calling!).
One was, you can't assume the answer is "no" till you actually get to ask the question. Many times the people you're targeting just don't have the bandwidth to listen — they're just too busy, but by the time you actually get through to them voice to voice or in person, they're willing to listen. But it takes time, energy, persistence, and good data.
The same is true for using social media and social networking as part of your mix for jobseeking or business development. It takes time. You can't expect to "go for the close" the first time you make some kind of connection. You need to develop a relationship of some sort, and that will mean more than "friending" someone on Facebook or "connecting" with someone on Linkedin. Some folks are there to make big numbers, some are there just to establish a framework for their own advertising — but some are there to meet people like you. Don't expect to figure this out overnight.
5. Expect YOU will change.
But you will figure all this out eventually. You'll adjust your communication strategy accordingly. At the same time you'll need to constantly monitor, objectively, what's going on in the marketplace.
I say "objectively" based on hard personal experience. When I became an independent consultant 5 years ago I immediately jumped onto the "web 2.0" and "social networking" bandwagon that was rapidly spinning up with expansions in blogging, podcasting, and social networking. It was easy in those days to be an evangelist for web 2.0 thinking and using social media, but making a living was something else entirely. That has changed in the past couple of years, but I think it's critical to know how things are changing. I've come to understand that my clients and potential employers use a mix of communication channels — and they're not all devotees or believers in social media. You may find the same to be true in your own communication strategy.
6. Keep track of your contacts.
My experience includes database design and construction work so I'm a firm believer in managing and scheduling contacts using a very flexible database approach.
In the past I've bounced back and forth from structured off the shelf systems like ACT to homegrown Microsoft Access databases to web based solutions like DabbleDB. Some people I know use Google Gmail and calendar for everything, and that's great. I've come around to the point that having lot of bells and whistles in your tracking system is unimportant as long as you can keep track of contacts and contacts schedule details in a disciplined fashion.
What I do think I've learned, though, is that nothing works if you don't keep it up to date, and you need to be able to "slice and dice" your contacts in terms of the different communities they belong to. For example, what you say or send to your Federal contacts may not be the same as what you say and send to, say, your tech or private sector contacts. Plus, you might end up using the built in messaging or email of systems like Twitter, Facebook, or Linkedin in ways that make it difficult, if not impossible, to maintain copies of what you send in a central location. Tracking these contacts in a centralized location is essential. But the tool itself is less important than your displine in using it, as long as it's accessible.
My current preference is a web based system called DabbleDB whose owners have moved over to Twitter. I can create and manage "campaigns" quite easily and get at the information from any computer since data are stored in the "cloud," not on one of my own computers. I've found several times that this is really important when one of computers dies; I can still get at my calendar and contact information as long as I can come up with web access.
7. Be wary of "economies of scale."
What do I mean by economies of scale? I mean using new social media and social networking tools to broadcast the same message to many people. You see this a lot in Linkedin Groups and Facebook; some people are there not to build relationships but to get large numbers of "friends" and followers whom they can then target for commercial messages and promotions. Some people call this "spamming."
That's fine for some types of products or services, but when it comes to using online systems for communicating and building relationships, blanketing a lot of people with a standardized message does not build trust, friendship, or the right type of awareness.
You see this a lot in Linkedin Groups that aren't well moderated. Some folks will repeatedly spam the group with sales and promotional messages. Before you know it interest in the group — and your opportunity to build your own relationships and trust — goes with it.
Social media evangelists usually say that you build trust by offering help. The same is true for supporters of traditional business networking. Offering something without demanding something immediately in return does take time, like monitoring and commenting on a small set of industry blogs or web sites where you suspect potential clients or customers might be congregating.
8. Have an online "home base."
You need a "home base" online, somewhere you can refer people back to for information about you, your interests, your skills, and your experience. My rule of thumb is that you need a permanent web link you can put in your email signature and on your business card. If you spread yourself too thin across the web by joining too many organizations or by commenting in short spurts on other people's locations without having a plan and a permanent home base to refer back to, I think you're missing out on the potential for establishing awareness and trust.
My answer to this is that I maintain my own website, which I've been maintaining since 2004. I've got my own domain name and I can always include that with my contact information. Some folks use Linkedin for this, which is fine; just make sure to check what your public profile looks like from time to time to make sure it's up to date and providing the type of general information about you that you are comfortable with revealing in public.
Be aware, though, that you are not in charge of what people learn about you. Any Google or Bing search that people do to locate your name will have a mix of web sites, Twitter messages, photographs, and maybe even the comments you've left on other blogs and web sites. That means that people can create their own view of you. This is another reason why you need to maintain a strong and permanent online presence that you control if you expect to use the web and social media for building relationships.
9. Don't switch tools too soon.
One word of caution; whenever a new tool, or network, or online publishing system comes along, consider very carefully if you should jump on it. This gets us into where you are comfortable being an early adopter and — more importantly — whether the people you are trying to reach are early adopters themselves.
In my case, for example, I have not started using geolocation services like Foursquare nor have I started using shared expertise systems like Quora, despite their rapid growth in popularity. In the case of Foursquare, I have no interest in broadcasting where I am — that's my business. In the case of Quora, I've been down the road of hanging out with "early adopters" of social media and social networking, and that's the group that's finding it useful right now.
The bottom line for me is that early adopters are not necessarily the ones that will hire me as a consultant or as an employee, so for the time being I'll pass and concentrate on more traditional networking and a few selected tools.
10. You are not a "brand.
Point number ten. It's my personal belief that it's wrong to think of yourself as a "brand," even though "personal branding" is a hot topic with many social media gurus and experts. The concept of "brand" to me represents an attempt to manage something external from a product or service and may require constant manipulation of a personal image or reputation. That may be appropriate for a movie star or politician but may be much less appropriate when you're selling yourself as a professional.
What you want people to know about you as a professional and as a person will vary from group to group and individual to individual, but what it comes down to is the impression you make when you're actually interacting with people in person, online, or by phone (keeping in mind that much of your online interaction will be forever available on the web and not subject to change.)
Finding out what people are interested in and responding is key, no matter what channel or technology you use. You want people to respond to you for who you are and what you can do. You don't want to appear artificial or managed. Honesty is key, no matter what the medium.


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So, with some anticipation we were awaiting the release of How to Train Your Dragon 2. We thought it would be fun, like the first one, but our expectations were not quite above that.
Then we saw it.
I can say, without feeling the least bit self-conscious, that How to Train Your Dragon 2 is one of the best movies of the summer. It's exciting, it's funny, it's intense, it's emotional, it has great characters, and the animation is some of the most beautiful that I have seen in a while. This is also a movie that uses 3D well on top of that. This movie is a blast and I recommend it for everyone.
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The following problem is from Ireland and Rosen's Intro to Modern Number Theory, Exercise 23 Chapter 2.
Let $f(x)\in\mathbb{Z}[X]$ and let $\psi(n)$ be the number of $f(j)$, $j=1,2,\dots,n$ such that $(f(j),n)=1$. Show that $\psi(n)$ is multiplicative and that $\psi(p^t)=p^{t-1}\psi(p)$. Conclude that $\psi(n)=n\prod_{p|n}\psi(p)/p$.
I've been thinking about this on and off today, and I haven't even made much progress on the first part showing $\psi$ is multiplicative. I tried working out a few examples to get a feel. Let $\Psi(n)$ be the set of numbers $j$ such that $(f(j),n)=1$. Taking $f(x)=x^2+1$, I found that $\psi(6)=3$, and $\Psi(6)=\{2,4,6\}$. Also $\Psi(2)=\{2\}$ and $\Psi(3)=\{1,2,3\}$. This led me to guess that $\psi(ab)=\psi(a)\psi(b)$ when $(a,b)=1$ just by multiplying elements pairwise from $\Psi(a)$ and $\Psi(b)$ to get the elements in $\Psi(ab)$.
But I tried another calculation with $f(x)=x^2+2x+2$, and found $\Psi(6)=\{1,3,5\}$ but $\Psi(2)=\{1\}$ and $\Psi(3)=\{1,2,3\}$, so my idea doesn't work.
I do see that once I know that $\psi(p^t)=p^{t-1}\psi(p)$, then since $\psi$ is multiplicative, then $$ \psi(n)=\prod_{p|n}\psi(p^t)=\prod_{p|n}p^{t-1}\psi(p)=\prod_{p|n}p^t\psi(p)/p=n\prod_{p|n}\psi(p)/p. $$
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The top-ranked UCLA women's golf team was in second place following the first day of competition at the Stanford Intercollegiate Friday.
The Bruins posted a team score of seven-over par 291 and trailed first place Duke (282, -2) by nine shots. Arizona State was third at 293 (+9), followed by California, Georgia and Arizona, who were tied for fourth at 296 (+12).
Individually for the Bruins, freshman Glory Yang posted an opening round 69 (-2) and was tied for third place. Yang ran off three straight birdies on holes six, seven and eight to go to three-under par, but had to battle back after a double-bogey at No. 10. She birdied the par 3 17th for nines of 32-37.
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Stanford: A Pac-10 Championship participant in the decathlon.
2004 Track & Field Season (Junior): Finished ninth in the decathlon at the Pac-10 Championships with a career best score of 6,501 points, the ninth best performance in Stanford history.
2003 Track & Field Season (Sophomore): Scored a season best of 6,081 points at the Cal Invitational Decathlon Championships.
2002 Track & Field Season (Freshman): Scored a season-best 5,937 points at the Mt. SAC Relays. High School: A standout student-athlete at Alta High School.
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Aegerter-Wilmsen, T; Smith, A C; Christen, A J; Aegerter, C M; Hafen, E; Basler, K (2010). Exploring the effects of mechanical feedback on epithelial topology. Development, 137(3):499-506.
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Apical cell surfaces in metazoan epithelia, such as the wing disc of Drosophila, resemble polygons with different numbers of neighboring cells. The distribution of these polygon numbers has been shown to be conserved. Revealing the mechanisms that lead to this topology might yield insights into how the structural integrity of epithelial tissues is maintained. It has previously been proposed that cell division alone, or cell division in combination with cell rearrangements, is sufficient to explain the observed epithelial topology. Here, we extend this work by including an analysis of the clustering and the polygon distribution of mitotic cells. In addition, we study possible effects of cellular growth regulation by mechanical forces, as such regulation has been proposed to be involved in wing disc size regulation. We formulated several theoretical scenarios that differ with respect to whether cell rearrangements are allowed and whether cellular growth rates are dependent on mechanical stress. We then compared these scenarios with experimental data on the polygon distribution of the entire cell population, that of mitotic cells, as well as with data on mitotic clustering. Surprisingly, we observed considerably less clustering in our experiments than has been reported previously. Only scenarios that include mechanical-stress-dependent growth rates are in agreement with the experimental data. Interestingly, simulations of these scenarios showed a large decrease in rearrangements and elimination of cells. Thus, a possible growth regulation by mechanical force could have a function in releasing the mechanical stress that evolves when all cells have similar growth rates.
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If advertisers are to be believed, one might think that Mother's Day would be a complete disappointment if Mom wasn't showered with lavish gifts, allowed a day filled with spa treatments, treated to an expensive meal, etc. While this may be reality for some married moms from financially-able families as well as a few lucky single moms, most of us are perfectly happy with much less. Mother's Day is really about your kids showing you how much they love and appreciate you, and it's important that you give them the opportunity to do just that. As a single mom, you may be accustomed to doing everything, which can make it difficult for you to let the kids do things for you. In a perfect world, the father of your kids (even if you are divorced) would help the kids decide what gift to make or buy, or what to do for you on Mother's Day. This would not only help you out, but would also help your children learn how to be thoughtful and loving human beings. Since this world is far from perfect, the responsibility to help arrange for your own Mother's Day celebration may fall on your shoulders. Here are some suggestions that might help:
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Austin Carroll bags hat trick to lead Victoria Royals to opening night win over Vancouver Giants
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CAMRA (the Campaign for Real Ale) was formed 40 years ago and this is the 21st Sussex Beer and Cider
For the 3rd year running, the food will be provided by the local caterers Arkwrights, who offer a variety of tasty food, including vegan & vegetarian options. Smart T's also will be back with some cool new T-shirts, and local painter Richard Stone has again designed the logo. On Saturday evening, the Soul & Dance band Rhythm Method will be playing live in the Great Hall. All bars will operate a token system. Tokens refunds can be given only for whole £s and before time is called at the bar. Surplus tokens as well as other donations go to this year's festival charity, St. Dunstan's, who provide support for visually impaired ex-Service men and women.
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This week serves up opening round action at the US Open,
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The A's are at the Astros Monday-Wednesday at 5:10 p.m., at the Angels Thursday & Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 6 p.m., and Sunday at 12:30 p.m., then host the Mariners on Labor Day at 1 p.m., all on CSN California. Thursday's game is also on MLB Network.
The Giants host the Rockies Monday-Wednesday at 7:15 p.m., and Thursday at 12:45 p.m., the Brewers Friday at 7:15 p.m., and Sunday at 1 p.m., then visit the Rockies on Labor Day at 1:10 p.m., all on CSN Bay Area. Saturday's 6 p.m. start against the Brewers is on channel 11.
The 49ers wrap up their preseason at the Texans Thursday at 5 p.m. on channel 5.
Simultaneously, the Raiders conclude their preseason hosting the Super Bowl champion Seahawks Thursday at 7 p.m. on channel 2.
San Jose State football kicks off its 2014 campaign hosting North Dakota Thursday at 7 p.m. on WatchESPN.
Cal kicks of its football season at Northwestern Saturday at 12:30 p.m. on channel 7.
#11 Stanford hosts UC Davis for its 2014 kickoff Saturday at 1 p.m. on Pac-12 Network.
The Quakes host Real Salt Lake Saturday at 7:30 p.m. on CSN Bay Area.


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The Salvation Army church office, 611 Forest St., Dover, will be taking applications to provide families in need residing in Kent County with food bags and/or toys for children ages 12 and younger. Individuals interested in receiving food bags or toys must bring required identification and documentation materials and complete an application on one of the designated application days in order to receive items on our distribution days in December.
The Salvation Army will be accepting Christmas applications from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and from 1:30 to 3 pm. on the following dates: Monday, Nov. 15, Tuesday, Nov. 16, Wednesday, Nov. 17, Thursday, Nov. 18 and Friday, Nov. 19. This is the only week for Christmas Applications this year.
Applicants must reside in Kent County and bring the following items with them:
- Photo ID for applicant
- Birth certificates for children 12 and younger
- Most recent utility bill (electric, gas, oil, etc.)
- Social Security cards for everyone in the household (must be the actual cards or print outs directly from Social Security Administration)
- Proof of income (pay stubs, SS, SSI or SSD award letters, state assistance award letters, etc.)
For more information about the Christmas Assistance Program, call 678-9551, prior to the application days.
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Sometimes, filmmakers venture into territory where the appealing young couple cannot live happily ever after. When the handsome hero dies within the first few moments of the film, it is hard to label it a "romantic comedy," and the producers are taking a chance with risky material. Some movie authorities describe "Ghost," from 1990, as a romantic fantasy. Although it did turn some audience members off, the movie was very successful at the box office. It was also successful during that year's awards season, and it is now a Broadway play.
"Ghost" stars Patrick Swayze as Sam Wheat, a diligent banker who moves into a New York City apartment with his girlfriend, Molly (played by Demi Moore), an artist who specializes in pottery. At the bank, Sam finds discrepancies in some accounts and shares this disturbing news with his friend, Carl (played by Tony Goldwin). That evening, Sam and Molly are mugged, and Sam dies as a result. Despite being dead, he still exists in ghost form. The only person who can communicate with him is Oda Mae Brown (played by Whoopi Goldberg), a con artist who works as a psychic, usually inventing stories to appease her gullible clients. When Sam actually breaks through to her, she is surprised to find that she actually does have authentic psychic powers. Sam uses her as an intermediary to communicate with Molly. He learns that the mugging was no accident, and Molly is in danger.
"Ghost" has an intriguing screenplay which won an Academy Award. It is part thriller, part fantasy, part comedy, and part love story. The movie does a strong job of balancing all these elements.
The late Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore are both very good in the lead roles. Their chemistry is memorable. One of the most famous scenes in the movie shows them making a pot, and many viewers will claim that this scene is more erotic than 95% of movie scenes that depict physical love making. Whoopi Goldberg is also strong. She provides much of the film's comic relief. Her performance won her an Oscar.
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David O. Russell on Jennifer Lawrence's 'Silver Linings Playbook' Oscar Win and Her Auditioning For the Role Via Skype
The Director recalls Lawrence wore black eyeliner in the fateful 2011 audition. "I asked her to cry and she made me cry," he said, his own eyes filling with tears. "She cried, so she went to get a tissue in the bathroom. She went, 'Ah! There's a gigantic spider in the bathroom!' She imitated how the spider went when she tried to attack [it]. That fascinated me as much as anything else. She was unlike anybody I'd ever seen."
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A Texas execution of a 59-year-old woman is only the 14th time a female has been put to death in the United States in over three decades, reports the AFP via Yahoo! News today. The state of Texas had not executed a woman since 1998. Since 1976, the year the Supreme Court allowed capital punishments to resume, only four women have been put to death in Texas. Wednesday's execution makes five.
In 1998, Suzanne Basso killed 59-year-old Louis "Buddy" Musso, whom she had met at a church carnival. Musso was mentally impaired but able to care for himself. He later moved in with Basso in her home in Jacinto City, just east of Houston.
"She lured him to Texas with the idea they'd get married," recalled Colleen Barnett, who prosecuted Basso for the murder.
Basso was already married, but schemed to make herself the beneficiary of Musso's life insurance policy and the death recipient of Musso's Social Security disability benefits.
Musso's body was found in a ditch by a jogger. He had been bathed in bleach and scrubbed down with a wire brush. An autopsy showed he had at least 45 cuts to his body, cigarette burns on his back, and multiple fractures. Many of the injuries were sustained in the months prior to his killing.
"It was just horrible, horrible, horrible," Barnett said. "When you talk about the death penalty, what the death penalty was made for, it was for a case like this."
Barnett said Basso herself suffered from delusions.
"She would pretend to be different things," Barnett said of the wheelchair bound killer. "One setting she would pretend to be blind. One setting she would pretend she couldn't walk. One setting she had the voice of a little girl… I don't know how to describe her."
At a recent appeals hearing, Basso's attorney Winston Cochran argued that she is not mentally competent enough to face execution. Basso testified from a jail bed – the result of being paralyzed years ago from a severe jail beating.
As of January 2013, there were 60 female prisoners on death row waiting to be executed. That number represents just two percent of the total inmate population awaiting execution.
"The numbers are very small because generally women do not often commit the kind of aggravated murder for which the death penalty is sought," said Richard Dieter, who heads the Death Penalty Information Center.
Since the first in 1632, there have been 571 recorded executions of women – only three percent of the total executions.
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Germans are well-known for their development of high-tech products. As an alternative to medications to control blood pressure, German scientists have developed an implantable device that reduces blood pressure by sending electrical impulses to the brain. The research was published on May 8 in the Journal of Neural Engineering by researchers at the University of Freiburg.
The authors note that hypertension is the largest threat to patient health and a burden to healthcare systems throughout the planet. Although a large number of pharmaceuticals are available to treat the condition, 30% of patients do not respond adequately to medical treatment. Receptors are present in the aortic arch, which is the portion of the artery that emerges from the heart. These receptors relay blood pressure levels via the vagal nerve to the brainstem and trigger the baroreflex, which lowers blood pressure. Extending from the brain to chest and the abdomen, the vagal nerve supplies and stimulates major organs, such as the heart, as well as the blood vessels.
The investigators explain that selective electrical stimulation of nerve fibers in the vagal nerve was found to lower blood pressure in rats; however, there is no technique available that can localize and stimulate these fibers inside the vagal nerve without inadvertently stimulating non-baroreceptive fibers; this situation results in untoward side-effects such as bradycardia (abnormally slow heart beat) and bradypnea (abnormally slow breathing rate). Therefore, they developed a novel method for selective vagal nerve stimulation to reduce blood pressure without these side-effects.
The scientists developed a "multichannel cuff electrode" (MCE), which is a cuff composed of 24 electrodes that wraps around the vagal nerve. The MCE device is able to identify and specifically stimulate the baroreceptor fibers; thus, regulating blood pressure, while avoiding the fibers that affect other major bodily functions. The investigators tested the device on five male rats; the MCI sent 40 electrical pulses per second to the baroreceptor fibers in the rats' vagal nerves. Via this technique, they were able to reduce the rats' blood pressure by 40%.
Because implanting the MCE device requires surgery, the investigators note that the device would not be suitable for all patients with high blood pressure, rather for those who do not otherwise respond to blood pressure lowering medications.
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Competencies are skills or behaviors that are essential for success in specific roles. Professional & Organizational Development (POD) has mapped 21 competencies to our regularly offered courses:
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The shell was in relatively good shape; its exterior had even been repainted in the authentic colors. The roof did leak a bit, says Christa, who sealed it with roofing tape. The interior, though, was another story. There, the original (lead) paint was worn away in some places and water damaged in others. Wearing a mask and goggles, Christa sanded down the walls before applying three coats of blue paint to match the original interior color. She also cleaned, scrubbed, and polished the rusted hardware and light fixtures. The window screens were in tatters, so Christa taught herself how to stretch and wrap screens by watching YouTube videos. Then she found a Scotty expert to redo the dinette cushions. She made the curtains herself, using fabric heavy enough to block early-morning sun.


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Hey I don't know if I am allowed to do this since I'm not a hardcore PD member, but we should bring the competitive part of PD back to life! I saw the rest of the forum sections getting love, but not this one. If no one will dust off this forum then I will step up and do it.
I personally know Pants and Kirby (the two that appeared most competitively active), I have no doubts that they won't object to my proposal at all.
The suggested first steps we should take:
-Add/Update Pokemon Analysis
-Add Articles (Competitive Articles only)
-Organize forum section so different threads are easily found.
-Organize Analysis writing process
-Update tiers
-Improve RMT activity
I will discuss with Pants and Kirby the possibility of my ideas and will update accordingly.
If anyone would like to contribute to this whole thing then you are welcome to do so. Some competitive battling experience is required, but you don't need to be an elitist Smogonite. This whole project is completely in its beginning stage, so don't be too harsh and try to be patient.
If a mod specifically says no to this proposal, I will withdraw it. However, I ask that you give it a chance.


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Voice acting
What do you think of the voice acting in The Dig? Many reviewers have said that it's very blank and that the actors fail to express any sort of emotion through the characters.
I loved the work Steven Blum did as Brink, especially when the scientist had gone insane. It was really, really creepy.
Robert Patrick, on the other hand... I think his voice was good when Low was observing his surroundings or just having a regular conversation, but the minute there was supposed to be more emotion it got bad. To me it seemed like he was just reading his lines aloud at some points. He wasn't a bad actor and his voice suited the character, but I wish he had done just a little bit better.
As for Mari Weiss, she did pretty good job. Though I wish she had used a different tone every now and then. She delivered every line in the almost same way.
My favourite actor in the game was no doubt Leilani Jones, even though she had such a small role. I really like her deep, soft voice.
Now, before you kill me for saying something negative about the game, share your opinions on the voice acting.
It seems no one came here to kill you.
I think sometimes Steven Blum's acting turns a bit cliché. But then he has some awesome moments.
For me the best was the creator. I think that was James Garrett. Besides his voice being proceced I think he did a great job.
I would say that the overall quality of voice acting is pretty good, not memorable, but quite good for being a game.
By 1995 game "talkies" were just beggining to exist, therefore any actor had no experience in that field, which is quite different from any other way of working.
My only piece of trivia to contribute is that Leilani Jones provided the voice for the voodoo lady in The Curse of Monkey Island.
She also voiced Malia Gedde in Gabriel Knight I, if memory serves me right.
I think Brink was quite reminiscent of Kerner, both graphically and audiably. If thats a word. Voice, anway.
Who's Kerner?
random trivia:
mari weiss appeared in episode 1.10 of desperate housewives entitled 'come back to me' playing the lawyer mrs. mcready........
it's always a bit of a shock to me when i see what these people actually look like :S (since i'd always pretty much imagined her to look like maggie robbins)....
now that i think about it some of robert patricks voice acting was quite crap, but i always found those bits funny (all those times when he's making those speeches about sticking together, that he's in command, etc)... i think it adds to the flavour.
but yeah, my favourite is definitely stephen blum... he sounded so o.t.t. at times it was hilarious...
Kerner, Klaus Kerner, Nazi evel guy from Fate of Atlantis.
And if you haven't played it my dear I may have to whip you until you agree to.
No, I haven't played that game, but you don't need to whip me. I've been searching for it, but it's pretty hard to get in this part of the world. I'll continue keeping my eyes open.
Everyone says robert patrick sucked but i didnt think that at all, while i played the game i didnt notice anything negative about the voice acting. I wouldnt give them oscars but i certainly didnt think they lacked a sense of character.
Whoa!I really didn't like the voice of Brink,but I think the voice of Low was perfect and very atmosperic!Magie's voice was pretty good also.
Well, the only voice in the game I didn't like was Maggie's. Like VampireNaomi said, it was always using the same tone. For example, when she says "Cutting Brink's hand would be terrible" (or something similar), it's like she's ordering a pizza or something :lol:. This was specially "shocking" for me because the first time I played the game, it was the Spanish version with Spanish voices, and Maggie's Spanish voice is so much "reflexive" and "profound"... so I was a bit dissapointed when I played the English version.
I liked Low's and Brink's voices, but I agree with you: they still can be much better. The problem is that it seems like the actors didn't know very well what was happening in the screen.
I think The Dig is the only LucasArts adventure where I prefer the Spanish voices and acting instead of the original version. Anyway, I don't think the voice acting was BAD, it could be better but not bad at all for the time the game appeared.
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