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dominator 3.0, with the newest kernels from Jake get 100ms short bench.
Jake's newest kernel:
look in my sig :)
I know that acidbath has something in the works for the bootloader issue, and that all that was needed was su to be able to try it out. Can't...
Its a very big step in the right direction. You guys now move on to something else to complain about, when it took a weekend to crack it open.
deodexed, and optimized
Mine has stable JIT
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MAIN cat=[android.intent.category.LAUNCHER] flg=0x10200000...
if you use adb, you can logcat and see it running.
i can post an example of my logcat
no, you cant. there are different files in place for JIT.
one binary file, and two libraries.
what is the point of apps2sd?
how many of you have over 200mb of apps?
also, there wont be any performance increase as far as the speed...
Look in my sig.
or search dominator
check out my rom, has the wifi tether app, already set up, and the kernel supports wifi and wired tethering. also, the fastest rom out.
Jake and I both are getting an incredible, and plan on doing some serious work to them, including, amongst other things, some serious overclocked...
well, we have alternate kernels now, so dont really see a need to keep subpar work.
Regardless of what you read, geektern and i are both still officially on the team.
the bottom has phone, app drawer, and browser.. rom is very nice, and stable.. and fast! its a nice rom. ive got JIT enabled on it.
Yes you will lose root with an ota update. You should manually block the ota updates, as you can use the manual update as soon as someone removes...
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Could bad deal mean end to Jazz in Utah?
Small-market NBA teams facing tough times
For years, the Millers have considered the Jazz's financial losses "a cost of doing business." After all, what better marketing tool than to be directly associated with the most popular team in the region? That connection helped the Millers sell billions of dollars worth of cars, movie tickets and merchandise, easily making up for Jazz-related economic losses. In 2010-released "Driven," Larry H. Miller said the LHM Group brought in $3.2 billion in sales annually. (For a companywide perspective on his basketball team, Miller revealed: "If the Jazz were a Toyota car dealership, they'd be only our fourth largest Toyota store in terms of annual revenue in 2008.")
Last year, Greg Miller also told the Deseret News the LHM companies streamlined expenses during the recession, reducing overhead and increasing cost-efficiency. Car inventory, for example, was reduced by 40 percent.
That's helped the Miller group counter a rough economy, make money monthly and service debt despite decreased revenues.
"Fortunately, we're doing very well," Miller said at the time. "My dad left the organization very well capitalized (and) very well positioned economically.
"With the combination of our expense reductions and our (collective efforts) to keep our house in order, we've been able to remain profitable."
That success helps the Millers sustain financial setbacks by their most popular organization. The Jazz, according to the Larry H. Miller autobiography, will pay off the final part of the $20 million bond for their arena by 2013. Forbes claimed the Jazz have the fourth-best debt-to-value rating in the NBA at 5 percent, trailing only the Los Angeles Clippers, Detroit Pistons and New York Knicks (all debt-free).
"The profits from those entities far and away made up for the minor losses of the Jazz," the source said.
Miller also said Jazz management, committed to paying higher salaries for competitive purposes, was looking to capitalize on new and existing revenue streams (e.g. club seats) "without pricing ourselves out of the market" in hopes of not requiring other entities within the LHM Group to carry the financial burden.
Still, Miller called coping with rising player salaries and revenue issues in a rough economy "a very delicate balance."
"That's without question the biggest challenge that we're going to have," Miller said in 2009. "As long as this community is willing to support us to the level that they have, it's going to work out."
Nobody likes losing money, especially when it's believed the hole in the financial dam can be patched up.
Getting an economic boost from the league would be important for the Jazz, who have the sixth-smallest market size (954,000 homes with TVs compared 7.5 million in L.A.), according to Sports Media Watch.
One reason for concern and additional help is a dramatic decrease in season-ticket sales for the Jazz — from 15,000 in 2008 when Utah ranked No. 1 in the NBA to 10,000 last season.
It's also challenging to get enough fans to buy single-game tickets to consistently fill up the 19,911 seats in EnergySolutions Arena. A new variable pricing plan — placing a premium on seats for more enticing match-ups — helped counter some ticket losses last season, but it's a mystery how, or if, the departure of the Jazz's Hall of Fame coach and All-Star point guard might affect sales.
Over the past three seasons — after stellar Stockton-and-Malone era attendance was finally being realized again — Utah has seen its attendance dip from 19,900-plus per game in 2009 to just over 19,500 last season. That means 400 fewer people bought tickets (which average $44, per Forbes), concessions and souvenirs at the Miller-owned arena at 41 home games. The Jazz also lost out on all playoff revenue, due to their historic second-half collapse last season.
The possibility of fan backlash is another factor that could hurt the Jazz when the lockout ends.
Watching owners and players bicker and battle about the portioning of a $4 billion pie while the overall economy struggles and unemployment hovers around 9 percent doesn't sit well with some people. Venting Jazz fans have told the Deseret News they will withhold financial support in protest.
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Chief operating officer Caroline Thomson to leave the BBC
BBC Operations will be axed and chief operating officer Caroline Thomson will leave the BBC at the end of September.
George Entwistle announced the change in a speech to staff on his second day in the job as director general.
Thomson started as chief operating officer six years ago. She was responsible for Strategy, Legal, Workplace, Distribution, Business Continuity, Complaints and Outreach. The division grew to include Technology & Archive, Safety, BBC People, Communications, Marketing & Audiences and Editorial Policy, with a budget of almost a billion pounds and over 2,500 people.
She was in charge of the moves to Salford and New Broadcasting House. Entwistle pointed out she had delivered the digital swtichover scheme on time and under budget.
Thomson said in an email to the division's staff "I have agreed with George that this is the right time for me to leave".
BBC Operations and BBC Finance will merge and be run by the current director of finance Zarin Patel who will also leave the BBC within the next 12 months.
Entwistle told staff his challenge is "making us as good as we were during the Olympics all the time" and creating a BBC "focusing on creativity and run solely for that purpose".
He said he wants to stop "internal competition… duplication… leaking, briefing against each other".
"In an increasingly competitive world we can't afford to squander" he added.
New management board
- George Entwistle, director general
- Helen Boaden, News
- Roger Mosey, Vision
- Tim Davie, Audio & Music
- Ralph Rivera, Future Media
- Lucy Adams, BBC People
- Zarin Patel, chief financial officer
- Ken MacQuarrie, Scotland
- Rhodri Talfan Davies, Wales
- Peter Johnston, Northern Ireland
- Peter Salmon, North
- David Jordan, Editorial Standards
Other changes announced in the speech include a management board reduced from 25 to 12 people, director of BBC People Lucy Adams will rejoin the Executive Board and Fiona Reynolds will take over from Marcus Agius as the senior non-executive director on the Executive Board.
In his first press interview, published on Tuesday morning, the new director general said he will fight for originality and quality.
George Entwistle told the Radio Times that he "can feel - and this had been true the whole time I have been here - that the way the organisation is run is somehow slightly dislocated from the thing the organisation is for: outstanding creative originality and outstanding journalistic quality".
The article goes on to say that the director general vows to "go to war on… every bit of the design and the structure and management and every bit of the culture that isn't optimised for that."
Enwistle revealed in the Radio Times interview conflicting views about the corporation.
"The original letter I wrote as part of the application process said that I both love the BBC and at times find it an immensely frustrating place," he said.
Ariel requested various interviews with both the outgoing director general Mark Thompson and the incoming director general George Entwistle. All requests during the two weeks before and after changeover have been declined.


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This can be added to some many food items,yogurt,pudding,smoothies. This is a good price and product.
White Chia Seeds
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LOVE this product! I miss a scoop with a chopped apple and cup of Activia yogurt for my breakfast every morning.
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Keeps you feeling full and hydrated - slightly strange texture (I use it in a Crystal Light drink), but you get used to this quickly. Will definitely help curb appetite - I use this once a day in the mid afternoon to bridge between lunch and dinner.
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These chia seeds have become a regular part of my diet. They provide many of the omegas and other nutrients. Last year due to a medical regimen I was taking I couldn't go to the gym. This year the amount of muscle the chia has helped me to regain is amazing!
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The 10-Point.
A personal, guided tour to the best scoops and stories every day in The Wall Street Journal, from Editor in Chief Gerard Baker.
Veterans' Sorry State of Affairs
U.S. President Barack Obama said he expects Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki to provide him with preliminary results next week of an inquiry into claims of wrongdoing at VA hospitals—excessive patient waiting times and secret bookkeeping to cover up the failings. He also vowed to hold accountable anyone who is found to have engaged in misconduct. Critics of the president's approach say he hasn't been involved closely enough with the department and that his aides ignored warning signs of proliferating problems. Though he praised Mr. Shinseki's tenure, Mr. Obama indicated in answers to questions that it was possible the VA secretary could ultimately be forced to leave. The House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday that would cut through many job-protection provisions of high-ranking employees, allowing the head of the VA to fire or demote senior staff more easily.
A Necessary Precaution?
The Food and Drug Administration surprised gynecologists last month when it issued an advisory against using a device called a laparoscopic power morcellator, saying it can spread a dangerous hidden cancer—as the Journal reported late last year. We note that the warning against performing a common procedure on women is upending the landscape of gynecological care across the U.S. Dozens of interviews show it has divided hospitals and gynecologists—many of whom are still using the device—and left women puzzling over their options. Some doctors believe the FDA has gone too far, arguing that the risk is so small that gynecologists can go an entire career without seeing a case of cancer, while others call the advisory a necessary precaution. We tell the story of a patient who believes knowing the potential risks of the procedure may have saved her life.
Lost for Words
EBay on Wednesday asked 145 million users of its marketplace to change their passwords after a cyberattack that compromised a database. But few people are likely to heed the warning, if the past is anything to go by. Why? Passwords are annoying to change and hard to remember. Despite this, they are entrenched in the architecture of websites and the rhythm of human behavior. Accordingly, efforts to supplant them—such as fingerprint readers, iris scanners and USB keys—haven't amounted to much. Our story takes a deep dive into the invention that is the password, examining why a more effective way to safeguard personal data hasn't replaced the decadesold practice. "It's the only piece of technology from 50 years ago we're still using today," says a senior Internet security adviser at eBay's PayPal unit.
High Price of Flying
Which airport is the most expensive in the U.S.? Turns out, Cincinnati is the priciest of the 75 largest. Cincinnati is the priciest of the 75 largest. Passengers there paid an average 22.2 cents per mile traveled in the fourth quarter of last year, compared to just 10.7 cents per mile traveled at San Juan, Puerto Rico, according to Transportation Department data. Our Middle Seat columnist Scott McCartney takes a look at the factors that drive up costs at an airport. One consideration, he finds, is the type of travelers who fly in and out. Airlines "are the world's best price discriminators," notes one economics professor. Airports that serve more business travelers, for example, usually have higher average fares, driving up the price for everyone in the market. Cincinnati, which doesn't handle flights from big low-fare carriers such as Southwest and JetBlue, believes attracting more competition will help bring down fares.
Thai Military Declares Coup
Breaking on WSJ.com: We are reporting that Thailand's army chief has announced a military coup in a televised statement this morning—not long after declaring martial law. "The military has to return peace and order to the country as soon as possible and to reform [the] political and social structure to ensure fairness for every side," he said. The announcement comes after we reported on how political tensions in Thailand have been taking a toll on the country's economy, dealing a blow to the tourism sector and deepening a sense of unease among investors. This would be the 19th coup effort the Thai military has undertaken over the past eight decades.
Fed Officials Tussle Over Labor Market Slack
Fears of 'Chaos' in East as Ukraine Readies Presidential Vote
Attack at Market Kills Dozens in China's Xinjiang
Netflix to Expand to France, Germany Later This Year
Astra Urged to Engage With Pfizer
KKR Error Raises Question: What Cash Should Go to Investors?
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What France will have to pay to alter about 1,300 rail platforms across the country, after the state-run railway system ordered a fleet of new trains that are too wide to fit its stations.
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This daily briefing is named "The 10-Point" after the nickname conferred by the editors of The Wall Street Journal on the lead column of the legendary "What's News" digest of top stories. Technically, "10-point" referred to the size of the typeface. The type is smaller now but the name lives on.
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Jasper Hotel Guide
Getting to Know Jasper
This city is famous for its strong German and Catholic roots. The German village of Pfaffenweiler is Jasper's official sister city. The annual Jasper Strassenfest celebrates the city's heritage with food, rides, pageants, fireworks, and a parade. Of course, it's easy to find a great bratwurst around town any time of year. You'll love the friendly vibe of this city more and more with every smiling face you meet.
A Look at the Local Weather
Indiana is known for its golden cornfields and four bountiful seasons. Jasper's summers tend to be warm and wet. Expect temperatures to linger near 27 degrees Celsius for most of the season. Winters here tend to be cold and snowy. Bundle up and enjoy the cozy touches inside your Jasper hotel when temperatures dip down to just below freezing. The majestic cornfields and farms near the city display touches of gold when nature's hand brushes over them during spring and fall. You're sure to be inspired by the beauty of America's Midwest regardless of which season you decide to visit Jasper.
Fun Jasper Attractions
You should definitely visit the Jasper Riverwalk to explore the beauty of the Patoka River. Swing over to the Jasper City Mill to watch how corn is ground into flour. Make fun and learning happen at the Dubois County Museum and the Jasper Train Depot. Don't leave town without sampling some legendary local apple butter. The only things smoother than fresh apple butter are our amazing Jasper hotel deals. Come spread our deals on thick to plan a vacation to remember.
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Earlier this month, UK electric crooner James Blake released his stunning new album, The Colour in Anything. Now, thanks to some fans, there's footage of Blake performing the album tracks "Modern Soul" and "Timeless" during a show at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles. Revel in Blake's amazing stage presence below. [Pitchfork]
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Herb Cheese Twists
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
These are similar to a herbed breadstick. Super simple to make because you use refrigerated buttermilk biscuits. From the Simple 1-2-3 Easy Appetizers cookbook.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine
- 1⁄4 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 (7 1/2 ounce) can refrigerated buttermilk biscuits
- Preheat oven to 400°F Microwave butter in small bowl on Medium (50%) just until melted; cool slightly. Stir in cheese, parsley and basil. Set aside.
- Pat each biscuit into a 5 x 2-inch rectangle. Spread 1 teaspoon butter mixture onto each rectangle; cut each in half lengthwise. Twist each strip 3 or 4 times.
- Place on lightly greased baking sheet. Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown.
- Hint: Save even more time by using ready-to-bake breadsticks. Spread the butter mixture onto the breadsticks, then bake them according to the package directions.
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Just excellent and so easy to put together. I would add some garlic to the recipe next time but other than that wouldn't change a thing. Thanks for sharing. Made for Australia/NZ Swap event. :)
I loved these! They were quick to make, but such a great use of refrigerated biscuits. Really a perfect recipe. I definitely will be making these again. I made a double batch and am very pleased that I did! Thank you Crafty Lady 13!
*Made for Australia/NZ Swap #47* Serving the last of turkey soup, was a perfect side ! Did the breadstick version, and coated with the herb mix and a tad of crushed garlic. Very tasty -- and a sure keeper. Thanks for posting, Crafty Lady.


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ERC is a master developer of international standard communities on a fully-integrated management basis, incorporated in Egypt and headquartered in Cairo.
Business Model:
ERC acquires broad acre land holdings suitable for high quality development at nominal value, creates a master plan with some of the world's leading architectural and urban planning firms, invests in state-of-the-art infrastructure, implements design guidelines and community management rules and regulations, and then on-sells individual pre-designated plots to sub-developers and investors.
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ERC exclusively supplies utilities (water, electricity, communications) within our developments, through our project partners, and implements world class community management schemes.


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"It's just that total (compensation) is going up, and that's where the problem lies," says Charles Elson, director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
The typical American worker would have to labor for 244 years to make what the typical boss of a big public company makes in one. The median pay for U.S. workers was about $39,300 last year. That was up 1 percent from the year before, not enough to keep pace with inflation.
Since the AP began tracking CEO pay five years ago, the numbers have seesawed. Pay climbed in 2007, fell during the recession in 2008 and 2009 and then jumped again in 2010.
To determine 2011 pay packages, the AP used Equilar data to look at the 322 companies in the S&P 500 that had filed statements with federal regulators through April 30. To make comparisons fair, the sample includes only CEOs in place for at least two years.
Among the AP's other findings:
— David Simon, CEO of Simon Property, which operates malls around the country, is on track to be the highest-paid in the AP survey, at $137 million. That was almost entirely in stock awards that could eventually be worth $132 million. The company said it wanted to make sure Simon wasn't lured to another company. He has been CEO since 1995; his father and uncle are Simon Property's co-founders.
This month, Simon Property's shareholders rejected Simon's pay package by a large margin: 73 percent of the votes cast for or against were against.
But the company doesn't appear likely to change the 2011 package. After the shareholder vote, it released a statement saying that "we value our stockholders' input" and would "take their views into consideration as (the board) reviews compensation plans for our management team." But it also said that Simon's performance had been stellar and it needed to pay him enough to keep him in the job.
Simon's paycheck looks paltry compared with that of Apple CEO Tim Cook, whose pay package was valued at $378 million when he became CEO in August. That was almost entirely in stock awards, some of which won't be redeemable until 2021, so the value could change dramatically. Cook wasn't included in the AP study because he is new to the job.
— Of the five highest-paid CEOs, three were also in the top five the year before. All three are in the TV business: Leslie Moonves of CBS ($68 million); David Zaslav of Discovery Communications, parent of Animal Planet, TLC and other channels ($52 million); and Philippe Dauman of Viacom, which owns MTV and other channels ($43 million).
— About two in three CEOs got raises. For 16 CEOs in the sample, pay more than doubled from a year earlier, including Bank of America's Brian Moynihan (from $1.3 million to $7.5 million), Marathon Oil's Clarence Cazalot Jr. (from $8.8 million to $29.9 million) and Motorola Mobility's Sanjay Jha (from $13 million to $47.2 million).
— CEOs running health-care companies made the most ($10.8 million). Those running utilities made the least ($7 million).
— Perks and other personal benefits, such as hired drivers or personal use of company airplanes, rose only slightly, and some companies cut back, saying they wanted to align their pay structure with "best practices."
Military contractor General Dynamics stopped paying for country club memberships for top executives, though it gave them payments equivalent to three years of club fees to ease "transition issues" caused by the change.
The typical pay of $9.6 million that Equilar calculated is the median value, or the midpoint, of the companies used in the AP analysis. In other words, half the CEOs made more and half less.
To value stock awards and stock options, the AP used numbers supplied by the companies. Those figures are based on formulas the companies use to estimate what the stock and options will eventually be worth when a CEO receives the stock or cashes in the options.
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I have a set of ASP.Net pages running on IIS7. Being RESTful, we expect to receive some XML. This is not going to be a public service so the XML format is agreed upon. We need this service as an integration between two sites and the the service pushes data in one direction.
I tested how it works by using the Poster add-on for Firefox and everything went fine. However, the expected caller would be another website (making a server side call every few hours or upon user action) and I get the expected response.
However, when we try and call it from the other site (from where it needs to work) it throws an 500 error.
I weren't sure which part of the code was creating a problem so we commented out the whole of Page_Load() and still the same!
I tried with cURL, through some other code but only the calls from the server is throwing a 500. The IIS logs confirm the right URL is being called. I even tried making calls using the same User Agent, but my web service doesn't like that server alone.
Am really scratching my head on this one - how can no code at all throw a 500? Could it be because of some HTTP headers or maybe the server is sending a SOAPAction header?
(I cannot confirm this right now because am out of office ATM)


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Just found this plugin and tried it out on a test blog. Love it.
But then I installed and activated it on the live site and all I get now is:
"Sorry, we're having trouble loading this Tumblr..."
But is this s Tumblr problem or a plugin issue ?
I ask because I googled that quote above and there are hundred and hundreds of results returned.
Again I don't know if it's because all these people have installed this plugin on their blogs, or again... is it a Tumblr thing...?
I very disappointed now, I thought I found the perfect plugin for what I needed. But now I have to report that it was working for five minutes but is now broken.


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June 13 - June 18, 2016
For the first time, the GTO and the THW organised the workshop "WASH Essentials: Latrine Construction in Emergencies" at the THW-Bundesschule Neuhausen from the 13th- 18th of June 2016. With the theoretical knowledge and the help of practical examples, the participants successfully built and planned toilets for three different emergency scenarios. The GTO as well as the participants of the workshop were thrilled about the great communication and are looking forward to further collaborations.
June 15, 2016
Key players from across the world come together for the 10th anniversary of the European Development Days.
As part of the WASH Netzwerk the GTO is looking forward to the session "Toilets for Nutrition" at the European Development Days. Pushing forward the SDG6 with our partners Action contre la Faim (France), WaterAid UK and the Scaling Up Nutrition Movement.
May 30 - June 03, 2016
As part of the project "Toiletised World", the GTO participated at the World's Leading Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Waste and Raw Materials Management (IFAT) from the 30.05. until the 03.06.2016.
In these five days, the GTO spoke with many visitors about the global sanitation crisis. To improve that situation with sustainable approaches, the GTO executes development engagement projects at schools in Berlin. Global learning as well as sustainable development were issues that we brought to the visitors.
April 21, 2016
"Agenda 2030 - Berlin makes future. Innovation and digital transformation as an engine for sustainable development". This year's Zukunftstour took place in Berlin on April 21, 2016 at Radialsystem. The Minister for Development, Dr. Gerd Müller, launched the Zukunftscharta in 2014, to raise awareness for the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals which were defined in 2015.
The GTO presented its education programme "Toiletised World" as part of the Global Learning aspect of the event. Participants played an entertaining and exciting toilet memory game to learn about cultural diversity and the various types of toilets around the world. Additionally, the visitors engaged in the Sanitation-is Dignity campaign and were photographed with their "revolootionary" message at the photo booth. On the information board they could deepen their knowledge about the sanitation crisis.
March 08, 2016
English subtitles are available in the video setup
On the occasion of International Women's Day March 8, 2016 Berlin pupils and the German Toilet Organization (GTO) staged an unexpected scene at the Washington Square in front of Berlin Central Station. In the focus of the flashmob were two toilet stalls, one for women, and one for men. With a disproportionately long queue in front of the ladies - a well-known image - the pupils drew attention to the lack of gender equality in front of the loo.
Pupils of the Ruetli School in Berlin-Neukoelln and Fritz-Reuter-School from Berlin-Hohenschoenhausen participated in the project. The project is financially supported by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Landesstelle für Entwicklungszusammenarbeit (LEZ) by the State of Berlin. ECOtoiletten kindly provided toilets. CWS-boco is a long term supporter of this and other GTO projects.
February 03,2016
The Advanced Seminar: Sustainable Sanitation in Developing and Emerging Countries was held in Karlsruhe on 29th to 30th of January 2016
Participants were given a deeper insight into sanitary technologies, non-technical accompanying measures, current approaches to planning and project examples. In group work and discussions, the participants were able to apply acquired knowledge and learned from the experiences of the other participants.
Thanks to everyone for their participation and sharing their personal experiences.
Engenieers Without Borders were so kind to support the GTO logistically on site.
The seminar was sponsored by ENGAGEMENT GLOBAL on behalf of BMZ.
January 20,2016
From 15th to 16th of January our seminar on sustainable sanitation in emergencies and reconstruction situations took place in Muenster.
The topics included basics about sanitation in emergency assistance, operation and maintenance of different sanitation solutions, socio-cultural aspects as well as special features and importance of hygiene promotion.
Our agenda was enriched by exciting reports of Michael Wolf (Austrian Red Cross) who gave the participants a practical inside view to the field of sanitation and hygiene promotion in emergencies (Philippines, Haiti).
Many thanks to all participants for their motivated group works, their interesting inputs and suggestions as well as to the regional group of Engineers Without Borders Muenster helping out with the organisational part.
The seminar was funded by Engagement Global on behalf of Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development.
November 24, 2015
The WASH e-paper #4 on the topic of building and operating sanitary facilities in refugee accommodation in Germany is now online. This special issue was drawn up in a close partnership between THW and the German Toilet Organization. The aim of this issue is to provide guidance for everyone currently involved in WASH aspects of setting up, managing and/or maintaining refugee accommodation.
Click here for further information and download of this issue.
November 19, 2015
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On the occasion of the World Toilet Day on Nov 19, the GTO celebrated the day with a Flashmob at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin. The event is part of the project Toiletised World and students of Rütli-school Neukölln.
This year, World Toilet Day is focusing on the link between sanitation and nutrition drawing the world's attention to the importance of toilets in supporting better nutrition and improved health.
With kind support of Engagement Global on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and of the Landesstelle für Entwicklungszusammenarbeit Berlin. We also thank CWS-boco for their great support.
November 04, 2015
The German WASH-Network – an alliance of 19 German NGOs – is inviting to an international conference on the nexus between WASH and nutrition security in the city of Bonn, Germany in November 2015. (For more detailed information on the concept, speakers, registration etc. please also click the tabs above.)
Mirror Sessions as an Entry Point
Overcoming malnutrition is a great challenge that will require true collaboration between the WASH and nutrition sectors. The main aim of the forum is to bring together the relevant experts from both sectors. The forum intends to allow for an effective mix of thematic inputs and discussions during so-called "mirror sessions". Here, relevant sector professionals in similar positions from both the WASH and Nutrition sector will be asked to present their work/perspective. Hearing about the other respective sector, allows for reflection of one's own work (hence "mirror") and inspires further discussion with other experts and participants on complementarity and collaboration between the sectors and the identification of joint indicators. Aim is to come up with a concrete set of recommendations, next steps and commitments in terms of viable operational approaches, research, policy and advocacy issues to lead to a more integrated approach for tackling undernutrition and stunting.
Experts Inspire Discussion
Beyond the mirror session renowned speakers will inspire outcome-oriented discussion, hereby helping the participants to a) assess the latest scientific evidence, b) define strategies and operational solutions and c) develop strategies to integrate the nexus into development and humanitarian policies.
The preparatory process for this conference was launched at the WASH-Zukunftsforum in November 2014 followed by a seminar at Stockholm World Water Week 2015. Following the spirit of Germany´s Zukunftscharta, German civil society and the federal government are working closely together to move the issue up on the international development as well as the humanitarian agendas. Supported by the United Nations Secretary General's Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation (UNSGAB) via its Chair, Dr. Uschi Eid, the conference will be a key contribution to the UN World Toilet Day 2015, which has "Toilets and Nutrition" as its priority theme this year.
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Officers are working to find the man believed to be behind a robbery at a Diamond Shamrock in the Springs.
The suspect, armed with a handgun, entered the Diamond Shamrock on the 3100 block of Sinton Road around 6:23 p.m. Saturday, and robbed the store of an undisclosed amount of money. Though police arrived on scene just three minutes after the call came in, the suspect was nowhere to be found.
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Before his success with the Muppets, Jim Henson made hundreds of commercials and short industrial films, often involving early Muppets. Here I've rounded up a few favorites.
Wilkins Coffee, 1956-1961
A pair of proto-Muppets (Wilkins and Wontkins) in a series of comically deadly scenarios. Pretty adorable, really -- I'd buy Wilkins Coffee, if it still existed, just to avoid violent death. The Muppet Wiki explains how these came about, and why they're so short (emphasis added):
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Last Thursday, This American Life LIVE played in movie theaters around the US, Canada, and Australia, beamed live via satellite from a stage performance in New York City. For public radio nerds, this is pure gold: two hours of This American Life performed onstage, and you watch it in a theater crammed with likeminded nerds who actually know what "Car Talk" and "Fresh Air" are.
The show is running again tonight (pre-recorded from Thursday's performance) in some locations. If you're a public radio nerd... READ ON
So there's a YouTube channel called Pronunciation Book, which "shows you how to say various words in American English." It's an extremely simple format: display a word or phrase, then say it aloud three times. The format was simple, and yeah, maybe it helped some people. For example: Jake Gyllenhaal. But then along came the much, much better Pronunciation Manual, which appropriated the existing format and parodied it with hilariously incorrect pronunciations -- including often cutting off the third... READ ON
The now-famous Keep Calm and Carry On poster was produced by the British Ministry of Information in 1939, as a quintessentially British statement of what to do in the event of German invasion. The poster actually wasn't circulated at the time, and only became popular after its rediscovery at a bookstore. Among my friends, it's something of a mantra -- I know one woman who has the phrase sewn into the lining of her coat.
But enough with boring history. Let's look at some wacky variations on the poster... READ ON
The folks at Squirrel-monkey have been putting together parody videos showing what popular online games and websites today might have looked like twenty or thirty years ago. The videos are short, goofy, and a lot of the jokes will make little sense to people younger than about 30. Enjoy!
The Facebook (90s Style)
"The Facebook is a digital online internet computer web sightseeing you can open with your website browser." Love the Timeline reference.
Angry Birds 1982
This could almost... READ ON
Many moons ago, I posted What Kind of Friend are YOU? The 13 Types on Facebook. Now that everyone and their grandmother has opened a Pinterest account, I thought it timely to do the equivalent for the new-ish social sharing site.
A) The Bookmarker
This is the person who uses Pinterest only as an updated, visual version of the old delicious. Usually, Pinner A has no idea what the "Bookmark" functionality is on their own browser and is often the type of person who uses Google to find Yahoo mail.... READ ON
Author, satirist, and professional pencil-sharpener David Rees has written a fully-illustrated guest column for Etsy on the topic of How to Sharpen Pencils. It's a brilliantly dry taste of his upcoming book (which, full disclosure, I blurbed*), How to Sharpen Pencils: A Practical & Theoretical Treatise on the Artisanal Craft of Pencil Sharpening for Writers, Artists, Contractors, Flange Turners, Anglesmiths, & Civil Servants. Before you ask, yes, it's real. It's as real as a pencil-point to the throat.... READ ON
Oh wow. Every clip of McBain from "The Simpsons," cut together in sequence. Put down the donut and enjoy McBain's witticisms and gunplay:
"Ice to see you" indeed. For exhaustive details on McBain, check out this page.
See also: Watching 130 Episodes of "The Simpsons" Simultaneously and Every "Itchy & Scratchy Show"... READ ON
Phone Booth Cramming was a late-1950s fad with a simple premise: cram a phone booth full of dudes (and/or ladies) and take a picture before the people on the bottom suffocate. As you can imagine, this pastime was most popular among college students, and led to international rivalries. Yes, kids, this is the kind of thing we thought was fun back before we had video games...and when we still had phone booths. But this practice of people-packing goes to places weirder than phone booths, as you'll see in... READ ON
With the fifth season of Mad Men premiering this Sunday, I felt it was time to dust off a classic set of videos I first saw in 2010. The work of master editor John Duffy, "Next on Mad Men" parodies the bizarre clips at the end of real Mad Men episodes. If you're a fan, you're familiar with these clips -- they're oddly content-free (apparently in an attempt to avoid spoilers), and frequently present conversations out of context, along with meaningless snippets of dialogue, all underlaid with moody,... READ ON
One of my favorite parts of The Simpsons is The Itchy & Scratchy Show, a cartoon within a live action show within a cartoon (Itchy & Scratchy is a cartoon on The Krusty the Clown Show, which is presented as a live action show seen within the cartoon show The Simpsons -- meta enough for you?). Itchy & Scratchy is the epitome of cartoon violence, with the minimum plot necessary to lead to the gruesome death of Scratchy, the hapless black cat. Of course, this tremendous violence is endlessly... READ ON
In this short video, the three least articulate Muppets share their brilliant, touching interpretation of "Danny Boy." Not a dry eye in the house:
See also: Muppets Singing Classic... READ ON
I've covered the brouhaha over laws like SOPA, PIPA, and ACTA. But in this five-minute TED Talk, Rob Reid brilliantly explains what I had been missing all along: Copyright Math™. By going through a series of claims by entertainment industry shills Copyright Mathematicians™, Reid reveals the shockingly absurd "truth" about media piracy: according to current US law, a typical iPod can hold $8 billion in stolen songs.
This talk is fun, smart, and just a tad reductive. Can you spare five... READ ON
Okay, this actually happened. In 1959, a group of Sigma Chi brothers at the University of Arkansas elevated squatting to a sport -- and it went viral. They invented a supremely lame (but apparently popular) fad: hunkerin'. From the Scottish term "hunkers" ("haunches" to the rest of us), hunkerin' is what most of us would call squatting: sitting on the balls of your feet. What's bizarre is that the practice apparently spread throughout the south for a few years, primarily on college campuses...if LIFE... READ ON
While we're celebrating a day of lists, I thought I'd go a little meta with this list of lists. Wikipedia is home to a lot of odd things, including...lists! Their list of lists page notes that "Wikipedia has thousands of topic lists; some are even lists of other lists." Before I write the word "list" again, here are my favorites.
1. List of Humorous Units of Measurement
This wonderful list includes units of length like the "Beard-second" (the length an average beard grows in one second),... READ ON
If you're a Trek fan, there's an embarrassment of riches for you on Twitter -- you can follow cast members including Wil Wheaton, LeVar Burton, Brent Spiner, heck -- even Shatner and Nimoy are tweeting! But while their feeds are great, they're not the best. The best Twitter feed for Trek fans (especially fans of The Next Generation) is a little gem called TNG Season 8 (@TNG_S8). Although it contains only 93 tweets, each is a hilariously fictional "Plot from the unaired 8th season of Star Trek: The Next... READ ON


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Wolfram Alpha has announced the first upgrade to Wolfram|Alpha's Personal Analytics for Facebook. There's much more to analyze, see, and do—here's a quick look!
One of the most shared pods from first release was our colorful social network visualization. They are extending this idea to help you better understand how your social network fits together. To start with, Wolfram is showing you a new visualization that highlights friends based on the way that they fit into your network.
Let's take an example. Say you're a college student. You might have a group of friends from college, and another group from your old high school. If you've got any college classmates who also went to your high school, they might label them on your report as social connectors, because they connect two otherwise separate groups of your friends.
In total, there are five different "network roles" we identify: social insiders and outsiders, social neighbors and gateways, and social connectors. Social insiders and outsiders are opposites: a social insider has a lot of friends in common with you (e.g. your girlfriend since freshman year); conversely, a social outsider is someone with whom you have few or no mutual friends (e.g. that girl you met horseback riding in Romania). Social gateways and neighbors are also opposites: a social gateway contact has a lot of friends that are outside your network (e.g. the editor of your college newspaper), whereas a social neighbor has few friends outside your network (e.g. your identical twin).
Social insiders and social neighbors sometimes overlap, as do gateways and outsiders—but not always. For example, a social outsider simply may not have enough outside friends to be a social gateway.
In fact, these social roles are just one new way you can interact with your friend network. They have added color coding for a number of interesting properties, like relationship status, age, sex, number of likes, and so on—along with the ability to filter your network according to criteria like location and age. This unlocks a huge variety of interactive visualizations, allowing you to find patterns and ask questions like: Are all your married friends clustered in one part of your network? Are all your friends from your hometown the same age? Who is your most popular friend from university? Interactivity helps you explore further: at any point you can mouse over friend nodes to see who they are; clicking will take you to their Facebook page.
Wolfram|Alpha has tons of data about the real world. And we can now combine that data with your Facebook profile to tell you interesting things you might not otherwise know. For example, by analyzing your friends' locations, they can now give even more detail about their geographical relationships to you (based on either hometown or current location). We can show you your most "geographically interesting'" friends, like who is closest to the North Pole or the equator, who is farthest away from you, and even who has the highest or lowest elevation.
Aesthetically, we've improved some existing features, such the weekly app activity pod, which lets you see the times you are most likely to access your favorite apps, and the word cloud, which shows the most common English words you use in your wall posts.
By enabling this feature now (click the banner at the top of your report), they will start periodically collecting information to be able to show you an evolution of your Facebook profile over time. Which of your friends has gotten married? Who has moved to a new city? You'll get an email when there is enough data to show you a historical analysis.
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Substance Abuse and Addiction Health Center
Reports of Cases of Flesh-Eating Drug Questioned
By Brenda Goodman
HealthDay Reporter
TUESDAY, Oct. 29 (HealthDay News) -- Has the new "flesh-eating" drug of abuse known as krokodil reached the United States?
The drug is dubbed krokodil, the Russian word for crocodile, because it originated in that country and can cause horrific skin lesions resembling reptilian skin. Recent media reports have suggested that the home-cooked drug, which carries the scientific name desomorphine, has now reached addicts in the United States.
But drug enforcement agents say they aren't sure, and they continue to collect and test drug samples from areas where doctors have seen patients with suspicious skin lesions.
So far, a sample sent from Chicago, where doctors report that they've treated five patients who may have used the drug, including two sisters who have been widely photographed and interviewed about their experience, proved to be heroin.
"We're checking this out. We're very, very concerned about it. We would hate to see something like this catch on here," said Barbara Carreno, a press officer at the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
Krokodil has been a scourge in Russia for the last decade, where it's cooked at home as an alternative to heroin.
Carreno said the drug flourished in rural areas in Russia, where addicts didn't have access to purer narcotics. However, heroin is relatively easily accessible and cheap in the United States, so there would seem to be less of an incentive to mix up the more caustic concoction here, she said.
Krokodil is made by combining codeine pills with common ingredients such as gasoline, red phosphorus from match tips, alcohol, and iodine. Experts say the result is a highly addictive drug that's also highly corrosive to the body.
A high from a drug like morphine lasts four to six hours. But the high from krokodil lasts only about 90 minutes, added Stephen Dewey, director of the Laboratory for Behavioral and Molecular Neuroimaging at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in Manhasset, N.Y. Dewey studies how addictive drugs affect the brain. Typically, he said, "the shorter the high, the more addictive the drug."


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*Part of my "One photo a day for an entire year" Project.
You can follow the progress of this one-year-long project
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**Dedicated to my absolute favorite character in the Harry Potter Books: Luna Lovegood.
luna lovegood was my favourite character in he movies
Presented alongside the animal photography in your gallery this thestral looks quite real. Very cool!
I would like to know the history of that list your days
makes me fangirl so hard!!!!
hahahaha, I totally know the feeling
totally....how did you do it?
How did I do what?
the thestral...did you draw it, is it a statue, is it photomaipulation...how did you do it?
oh! The Threstral is actually a toy figure. It was released exclusively in the UK but was soon discontinued after its released because of the poor quality of the figure (it is VERY thin, VERY fragile and can break quite easily). I shot a photo of the Threstral's face and used my own photoshop actions on the photo itself
I'm probably going to be shooting photos of the figure's entire body soon (because I've gotten a couple people asking about it).
I'm probably going to be shooting photos of the figure's entire body soon (because I've gotten a couple people asking about it).
Oh ya I heard about that figure, I would personally kill for one but your lucky you have it.
When you do shoot those pictures I can't wait to see them.
When you do shoot those pictures I can't wait to see them.
For a second there I thought it said "Photograph of Nicole Peterson" hahahah!! Beautifully done :3
I can't remember what the book said exactly, but I'm just wondering - Do you have to have watched someone die, or just see them at least a minute or so after...? 'Cause if these were real, I'm wondering if I'm 'qualified/privileged enough' to see 'em.
But great job anyway! ^_^
But great job anyway! ^_^
If I remember correctly, you just had to personally experience death in order to be able to see the Threstral
Thank you!
Thank you!
It looks fantastic except for that eyeball, which doesn't seem to match the rest of the image. Still beautiful.
Thank you And you know what, I do agree about the eye. There is something about the pupil that I just don't really like. Do you think I should just completely get rid of it? (and make the eye completely white?)
Maybe try blending it in more with the white so that the pupils are still detectable but less defined.
Yes, this looked as if I'd seen it before.
Hooray for Luna (she's one of my favorite characters too) & Threstrals!!!
Yep, Thestrals are awesome. I first thougth it was a dragon though XD
Nice work. But what is the photo actually? Is it a sculpture or something?
Nice work. But what is the photo actually? Is it a sculpture or something?
The Threstral is actually a rare figure that was released exclusively in the UK. A friend of mine that lived in the UK purchased one fo me as a surprise gift. I believe the figures were discontinued, because they were so fragile and could not be played with without breaking almost immediately.
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Very cool~
Love your thestral! Beautiful!
The dark side.... is taking the breath in breasts.
God of the death..
God of the death..
so cool and realistic looking.
I love thestrals!
So do I! Thanks for looking!
Wow, that's magnificent looking
I like threstals too. They are gentle, but they know when to rock.
I knew it was a threstral from the preview picture right away. Beautiful work! <3
I would have too because I love HP THAT much
Thank you!
Thank you!
you're welcome! I'm actually rereading HP right now. I'm on book 2. But I've read the books countless times. I love them so much!


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Man sentenced for embezzling from New Mexico tribe
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — An Albuquerque man who is a former employee of the Jicarilla Apache Nation's utility authority was sentenced Monday for embezzling nearly $215,000 from the tribe.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says [auth] 63-year-old Robert G. Wells must pay full restitution to the tribe and also faces five years of probation.
He pleaded guilty on Feb. 24 to embezzlement and theft from a tribal organization.
Wells was arrested last November for allegedly embezzling $214,594 from the tribe in 2011 when he was the utility authority's comptroller.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says Wells admitted unauthorized transfers and withdrawals from a bank account belonging to the Jicarilla Apache Nation.
Wells was accused of stealing $500 in July 2011, more than $92,000 in August 2011 and about $122,000 in October 2011.
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And people wonder why "politically correct" is a dirty word.
At my college, the crew was called The LGBTQIA Collective. Everybody just called it "The Collective." So much easier. Why do they need all the initials?
I am so sick of PC that I could just puke. I think we should just call ourselves collectively Fag, but wait that is apparently a hate term or some damn thing. We could call ourselves People but you know, we want a label so that will not work out too well either.....
Definitely a case of political correctness taken to a ridiculous extreme.
Whatever they change their name to, someone will find it offensive or exclusive. You just can't win that game.
Wouldn't just be easier to just reverse it? NCS = Not conventionally straight.
This will be perfect training for when they all move to Seattle and run for City Council.
"Our movement" makes me wanna wretch uncontrollably. I didn't come out in committee, and neither does anybody else. The essential lesson of being different--gay or lesbian or trans anything--is that you realize your singularity early on. For good or for bad, you are essentially on your own.
That's funny. At UW, it took one summer from being the GBLC to the GBLTC, which people happily referred to as "giblets," and there was no controversy. It's just so damn weird when Seattle has less process than anyplace else.
Sorry, Boomer. Should've put "movement" in scare quotes too...
Holy crap. If I read that in some satirical novel about PC culture gone awry, I would dismiss it as being over the top and implausible. Truth is truly more ludicrous than fiction.
The Borg.
I've always felt uncomfortable because I'm gay and left handed. Where do I fit in? Where's my community center? My contingent in the parade? I'm so tired of being decriminated against, I think I'll write my congressman, er, women...congressperson. Congressional designee? Gosh, which is it? Please, somone tell me how to think!
This "transition" they're scheduling ... will it require hormone treatments? Surgery?
I'm with elswinger on this one, but if I were to throw any ideas on the table...hmmm....maybe ABOI? That works.
Holy shiat [sic] I'm fucking hungry.
How about just change the name to "non-phobes"
My brother suggested FANAUM--Fruits and Nuts at U of M.
This sort of thing drives me nutty.
How to not be PC:
accept the fact that eerything is a generalization and some people will be "left out" (in the name, not in the substance) and they just have to deal with it.
Call it the Gay Equality office or something.
Accept the fact that this is not fully descriptive ---and that it does nothave to be.
People wll get it.
"African-Americans" does not include Arab Africans who move to the USA. Even though they are technically Afro-American, right? So what????
It is used to describe biracial people though they are technically sometimes Afro-Euro-American, right?
So what????
Same with The United States Steel Company. If they do a little bronze and nickel and orangeaide production on the side, they don't rename themselves the US SteelBronzeNickelOrangeAide co. do they?
And the United States really includes 50 States plus DC plus overseas territories (VI) and Puerto Rico right? Does that make Unites "States" wrong?
Oh, and do I have stories about being on the speakers' bureau! Lordy lord lord. As a screaming queen, I was one of the few speakers who would come out and say that I was just a plain old gay and I liked being in my big gay box. There was none of this gender queer boundary-free polyamorous stuff for me. Come to think of it, as a gay guy I guess I felt kind of oppressed!
For three years, the faculty advisor doesn't have to "steer and guide", er plan, another damn thing for the group. If they are so lucky, that July 1 2008 date, the only date, can easily slide into second semester of the 2009 school year.
Look at them go, varoooom.
They CLEARLY don't have enough to do out there in Michigan... How many people actually give a shit about the name?
The office that dare not speak its name for fear of offense is an interesting office. It's one of the oldest college LGBT offices in the nation, and what they've done in the past should be recognized and appreciated. I know they do lots of good things currently and are one of the places LGBT students can go for assistance. The current state of LGBT stuff here in MI isn't too great.
That said, I have some interesting anecdotes about my interactions with that office over the past 7 years--some positive and others not so. My perception is they've been infiltrated by too many grad students from the School of Social Work.
As for the name? My guess is not many people care one way or the other.
This is the kind of story that is usually broadcast to mock Californians, specifically residents of Berkeley.
I think its great that anyone gives enough of a crap to consider better ways to serve and represent a minority group that most people either loathe or are ambivalent toward.
Let them work it out. Michigan already amended their state constitution against non-hetero citizens. What else is there to do for the queers in the state besides play fiddle stix?
They could just call themselves "invisible."
#12 You're not a red-headed stepchild too are you?
Actually, this raises what seems to me like an interesting question. Most people -- other than outright bigots -- probably agree that words do have power and that people and groups shouldn't get offensive names foisted on them. Most people probably also agree that the Michigan thing is absurd. So, we can all agree on the two poles, but where does one draw the line in the middle, declaring everything to one side appropriately polite, and everything to the other side ridiculously PC? It's a tough line to draw, because the essence of language "sensitivity" is calling people what they want to be called, but there really isn't much of a "people" -- just billions of individual persons, and they generally don't hold desires, priorities, or sense in common. And therefore they generally want to be called lots of different things.
Um... why not just the Alliance of Not-Straight People?
"Not-Straight" seems inarticulate. How about Bent or Curvy?
So sick of everything needing to be inclusive.
Anyone think there would be protesters at a straight married parade?
"is that you realize your singularity early on. "
Hmmm...I'm straight, and I figured out that I was responsible for my own happiness and fulfillment when I was 19. What was the problem again?
/cue Life of Brian:
"We're all individuals!"
"I'm not..."
I see a bright future working in government for these people.
As a member of the club, I've always preferred "pickle smoochers."
How about the quaint, Victorian era term, "Uranians?"
The issue seems to be worry that straight people who like LGTB people are not included in the name. Are the PFLAG'S feeling unappreciated? Have they received doleful notes from Fag Hags? I bet they ulitametely add an "s" or equivalent for "supporters".
Seems to me someone was worried the agenda was a litle skimpy, look at all those action items! They're getting things done, dammit.
Friends of Harry Hay?
Same with The United States Steel Company. If they do a little bronze and nickel and orangeaide production on the side, they don't rename themselves the US SteelBronzeNickelOrangeAide co. do they?
No, they just rename it some meaningless combination of initials or some brand new meaningless invented name.
The LGBT office could try that, I suppose.
If we all could agree on the "two poles" then there wouldn't be all this confusion, would there?
I find this a commendable process: democratic, while still taking account of administrative necessities. My only concern is that the name-change proposal is being fast-tracked. One understands the enthusiasm and energy behind the cause, but all the same I recommend that appropriate appeals mechanisms be built-into the process. Nothing too rigorous: a three-tiered review procedure would suffice, with the last word given to an appropriately constituted University Council (elections could be held for this office). And of course petitioners would retain their rights in state and federal courts should matters warrant further review. Otherwise, I think the process mapped out above is timely and expeditious. Congratulations to all concerned.
Oh yeah oh yeah. Transpeople are terrible about labels. No one can agree who is transsexual or transgendered, or what those terms mean. Can you be "transsexual" if you don't need genital surgery to be happy? If you can live with "transgendered" as a label, are you to be despised because you're blending the lines between those filthy genderqueer people who aren't "real women" like post-surgery transsexuals are?
That's just the tip of the iceberg. I call it "label wars."
I agree, LGBT is too exclusionary.
What about us straights? We should be in there too. LGSBT.
Think about it. Um. UM. UMMMMMMM.
Just call them the Queer Group. That encompasses everybody, even the straight people who show up to be supportive (hell, what's could be more queer than that to a homophobe?).
What is it about forming a group that tends to turn us into process-people instead of results-people? I swear to God, a bunch of masturbating monkeys would be less irritating to me than this bunch.
(I'm queer and cranky and have had way too much personal experience with this horseshit so thanks for letting me vent.) Kisses.
Umm, not to be the lone voice of dissent here, but this "process" for changing the group's name is so terrible . . . why, exactly? Does it hurt anybody or anything? Does it damage something? You might say, "It's a waste of time," but will it consume more hours over the next three years than all of us commenting on this blog will spend playing video games or watching TV?
There are a lot worse things to complain about in this world than a bunch of people bending over backward NOT to offend someone.
Michigan Matt, et al.: do any of you know if Kathy Kozachenko is still around Ann Arbor? You probably know that she was the first out gay person in the US to be elected to office, the Ann Arbor City Council. In 1974. [No, kiddies, it wasn't Harvey Milk. He wasn't even second or third.]
As for labels, based on events the past few years, I suggest, "Reichenites" or "HRCs" as both clearly believe we were created in their godlike image.
"He's not a fairy, he's a fruit - no wait, wait, queer! That's what you like to be called, right?"
"That, or John."
Hi, Leland--
I've lived here for less than a decade, and I'm not sure if Ms. K is still here or not. A quick whitepages.com search didn't turn up the name. . .
And Karl--I agree that this probably doesn't hurt anyone. But it's emblematic of how some parts of the "LGBT cabal" are glacially slow. The fundies hate us and get constitutional amendments up in a jiffy. We can't even figure out what to call ourselves, and we have to figure out what to call ourselves before we have a petition drive to put a pro-gay (queer? third sex?) ballot initiative up for a vote. This dickering about slows things down.
As one of the "B's" in LGBT, I think that's absolutely ridiculous. Queer IS pretty popular, but really...what does it matter? Pick a name and start DOING something.
Attacking acronyms is immature. You should read Lisa Duggins article "Queering of the State" and then you can begin to understand the concept of queer
If ONLY we had used this process to determine whether to go to war in Iraq, eh?
I for one, think we as a nation make decisions without enough process. We tend to be kind of knee jerk. Patriot Act. Seniors Prescription Drugs Act. Tora Bora. The threat to overhaul the whole social security system almost happened over night, but for a national panic that stopped it. No Child Left Behind. Freedom Fries.
This LGBT name change schedule is an example of a glacial process, but I agree. Who cares? There is nothing urgent about it. As in the slow food movement, I think taking time, when you can, is admirable. Let's save our *!#@!?!!? for something important, like, well, like what? Let's name those things and go after them.
@38 I think straights have been included in a new Tacoma club. They bill themselves as LGBTS.
You're right. Thoughtfulness is a good thing in many respects. I guess for some of us in Michigan, however, this is emblematic of the anemic "leadership" we have. As far as I know, the U of M's lgbt office has not announced a program to train LGBTSAQ folks on how to work for equality and to defeat the crazy fundamentalists. They've announed a name change program, though.
When the appeals court in MI ruled earlier this year (regarding a 2004 proposal) that domestic partners (as we're known) cannot get benefits through our state-employed (including the universities) domestic partners, the reaction from the LGBT groups in Michigan was outraged email blasts. The lgbt offices of universities were clueless, and when asked about it in a meeting the director of the lgbt office at U of M made offensive comments about how individuals didnt' do enough. Meanwhile we're told that it'll be at least 10 years (10 YEARS!) before we can do anything about the 2004 ballot. 10 YEARS!
This is only 1 reason why my partner and I are in the process of leaving Michigan.
Michigan Matt.
You're right! Domestic partnerships are urgent and important. But is lobbying part of the mandate of the college LGBT office? I could see them taking a position and announcing it, although they don't seem to have the sense to do that. But it seems to me that fighting the state government and courts is a role for the local Human Rights Campaign and groups organized on the state level, not a small campus organization with no budget and a tiny underfunded staff and office dependent perhaps on Republicans for funding. Let them BE social workers until someone or something moves them to action. They apparently serve a good purpose on campus from what I read in earlier posts. If they were all rowdy and "in your face,' people would be yelling about their lack of social services and support for suffering campus people. You can't be everything unless you have a lot of money.
I know it is the University of Michigan, praise god, and we expect its organizations to be exemplary, tough and outspoken. But UofM is facing the same fate as other big dude colleges---they have lost their political edge and their passion for justice. Stick with the State organizations for support, but move to Baltimore, our colleges are pretty namby-pamby, but our our homosexual community is grand. You'd like it here. Whatever, move.
Don't judge too quickly. Savage's post contains misrepresentations and fiction in an effort at parody. See my defense of the U of M group at:
My two cents: I've dealt with Michigan's LGBT office a bit (I used to edit the campus paper), and I always found them much more competent and effective than most university bureaucrats. I'm sure they're perfectly capable of carrying out this crazy process without getting distracted from actual work.
My only problem with this is that, to an outsider reading all of these high-minded Audre Lordeisms about this nitpicky, P.C. mess -- well, it makes gay-rights activists look ridiculous. It gives the impression that they're whiners who spend all their time looking for exclusion where none really exists. Which I think undermines them when they point out instances of actual exclusion.
Shut Up! We ARE moving to Baltimore!! Really and truly! We are so going to have to meet up. Sweet.
I understand what you're saying. I'm just disgruntled. There are no strong voices for Q folk in MI, and that's what's truly frustrating. The LGBT Office here has done wonderful things. And they can't be all things for all people. And they're taking steps to be more connected to other state university LGBT offices b/c they pretty much have to. That's fantastic and a welcome change. It's just too bad that we had to hit rock-freakin'-bottom to get to this point.
And I'm pretty sure they can't be overtly political. But at some point it becomes about survival. Serioulsy, we have gay folks here being quoted in the papers in more rural areas saying things like "we're just waiting for them to come with the boxcars to load us up." Fun times.
My impression is that the state-wide organizations are underfunded and, frankly, seem to be vanity projects for the men in charge of them. It's not that they haven't done good things, but they're limited in their reach. Of course, that could be because MI is in the crapper in a whole lot of other areas, and people are focused on the collapsing economy and the failing housing market.
"Michigan! The new Missisissippi only with worse weather and no sunshine!"
I'm serious about Baltimore, though. May 2008--look for me.
Hell, by the time they come up with an acceptable name it will already be obsolete.
By then gay and lesbian will be soooo 2007.
Excerpt from \"Say Yes To War\" by Dan Savage October 2002
\"In the meantime, invading and rebuilding Iraq will not only free the Iraqi people, it will also make the Saudis aware of the consequences they face if they continue to oppress their own people while exporting terrorism and terrorists. The War on Iraq will make it clear to our friends and enemies in the Middle East (and elsewhere) that we mean business: Free your people, reform your societies, liberalize, and democratize... or we\'re going to come over there, remove you from power, free your people, and reform your societies for ourselves\"
July 2007
Over 3600 American soldiers dead
Over 53,000 seriously wounded and maimed
Over 650,000 Iraqis dead
? seriously wounded and maimed
Over 2,000,000 Iraqis have fled their country
Estimated total cost (for USA) of Iraq war $2,000,000,000,000
Al Qaida is stronger than ever
The thing I find oppressive and exclusionary about LGBT groups is their attitude toward LGBT people who do not happen to be on the Far Left of the political spectrum. There is genuine exclusion there of a large swath of non-straight individuals, done by the same groups that ostensibly seek to include all, especially LGBT individuals. In reality, any person of any orientation or circumstance that does not tow the Far Left party line is joyously, vigorously, proudly shouted down and excluded with extreme prejudice. Fine, I can deal with life on my own. But when I hear this bullshit about how much they want to be inclusive, all I see is rank hypocrisy.
How about Bureau of Sodomy Affairs? (BSA)
So right on so many levels...
Most of the students are "Michiganders" anyway, why not call the people who are gay, lesbian, transgendered and allied straight people "Outlanders"? Make it the "Office of Outlanders" . It isn't queer. It isn't straight. It is just PC. It is also very appropriate for the state of Michigan, which is not the place you want to live if you are an Outlander.
I like GLOW (Gay, Lesbian Or Whatever) that my daughter's college uses. Relaxed, bright and inclusive without trying to define and categorize. Time to chill out and understand that young people at an age where they are trying to define and understand themselves need, and deserve, some friendly and helpful support.
Divide and Conquer -- the old strategies work best...
Jeff is partly right .. the strategy does seem to be Divide and Conquer. But I disagree that it is the best strategy for a group, which even in the aggregate is a minority, unless your goal is to maintain a sense of oppression in an era of ever-increasing acceptance. The fundamentalist contingent of the group seems to think that if it micro-slices itself into subcategories, it will be able to expose and eventually expell those micro-slices which do not meet ever-stringent purity tests. (Just straight-ahead, normal gay couples have already been coopted by the "establishment" .. along with anyone of any gender bender who agrees with Republicans or Libertarians on economic or national security issues.
Isabella is correct about baltimore being a decent place for bent, curved and otherwise non-straight identified individuals.
As the faculty adviser for the LGBTA student group at a school of social work I have enjoyed the comments and points of view. We just added "A" for allies last fall- we are sooo behind.
In the meantime our student group will do our part to educate, advocate and include students and faculty in dialog about all forms of diversity.
Once UM has a decided on a name we can just steal it and save ourselves all the work.
Welcome to academia. You're blaming the wrong culprit for that timeline, Dan. Three years is about average for this sort of thing in an academic environment, especially at a large state school like Michigan. Oddly enough, its actually necessary as well.
While I have no personal problem with the office's current name, I respect their decision to change it. If their goal is to provide a more welcoming space through their name, it will take feedback and research, and that does take time. Ont op of that, the office doesn't stand alone. Few things in large universities happen in a snap of one's fingers.
Anyone who believes that the LGBTA is wasting their resources and time on "flippant name changes" doesn't know what they're talking about.
Given the recent legal climate here in Michigan, the LGBTA has been astoundingly proactive and efficient and continues to be. Changing their name isn't the only program on their plate, just like breathing isn't the only activity the rest of you focus on during the day.
Learn about what the office has on its plate in addition to this, and then make your snide remarks.
No doubt I'll come across as a dualistic thinker, and while I can respect being mindful and thoughtful in selecting an appropriate name, MAKE A DECISION with some alacrity. This is not that complex. Kudos for furthering the notion that colleges and universities move at a glacial pace.
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