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- William is starving, so is Khamba, so they decide to go out and attempt to hunt - William comments on the tall maize fields that will soon end the starving - Because no food, William uses ash for bait in his bird catch trap. They don't end up catching anything - Soon Khamba is starving so bad his friends suggest William put the dog out of its misery, then they insist - William and Charity tie Khamba to a tree and leave him. The next day they go to check to see if dead and sure enough khamba is dead - Cholera sweeps through the district
- Geofferey gets really sick from anemia
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- Sister gets Malaria, but pulls through
- Family barely makes it by, by selling tobacco at very low prices because they are forced to trade - Finally maize is ready to eat as Dowe, pumpkins also ready to eat - Familys crops gets picked on by thieves
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- School picks up but William still cant afford to go, so he begins reading a lot at the library. Tries to catch up with school kids - Introduced to Malawi jr science book, sparks curiousity about science, how things work - Understands by looking at diagrams/deciphering English
- Eventually reading physics books more complicated that those of his classmates - Fascinated with magnets and electricity (AC vs DC)
- Stumbles upon book called "Using Energy" with a windmill on the cover - Begins to understand the process of how windmills produce energy
> realizes that this could greatly held his family
- So he decides to make a practice model windmill first before actually trying to make the big one - Has difficulty finding a dynamo/generator for the project, but eventually uses a radio dynamo - They experiment using and old radio and it works.
- Next he starts looking for the parts to create his real windmill, looking in the scrapyard. Things on the up and up
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- Second school term approaches, able to attend until the grace period of no fees is up - After the grace period William starts sneaking into class
- his father arranges for William to be admitted for another 3 weeks to give them time to collect the fee money - Williams father tries to come up with enough money from the tobacco harvest, but cannot, and once again, William is no longer allowed at school - "I couldn't look him in the eyes. Whenever I did I saw the rest of my life."
> William referring to his father after being told he cant send him to school - The harvest of maize is ready and brings a bountiful crop to the village - Feeling bad about William not being able to go to school guilted his dad into allowing him to not work on the fields, and instead focus on the windmill - Begins to fall in love with scrap yard and physics
- People begin to think William is crazy as news spreads in town of Williams endeavor - One day a man with a bicycle dynamo rides by and Gilbert buys it with money his dad had given him, for William
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-William goes to work finishing the assembly of the windmill because he isn't in school or in the fields
> Everyone thinks he's crazy
- William finishes the windmill, then puts it on a bamboo temporary pole to test it
> When him and Geoffrey test it on temporary tower, the blades spin so fast chain rips in half and the pole nearly tips over
> Then decides to fix chain and test voltage on fathers radio, which breaks the radio - Geoffrey Gilbert and William build real tower in one day
>16ft tall
> Cut down blum gum tree in forest to supply wood for tower - The next day the three used Williams moms clothesline as a pulley system to hoist the windmill onto the tower they constructed
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When I began this blog just over ten years ago, my goal was to focus on professional issues and events in public relations, marketing and media. I generally stayed away from politics. But that's changed over the past two years, since the presidential primaries began.
For readers who only want my 2 cents on professional issues, I apologize. But I think current events in politics are impacting media and public relations and, bigger than that, the moral fiber of our great nation. I cannot stay silent in this space. If this bothers you, please close this post now. If not, read on and comment as you see fit.
The circus of a presidential news conference the other day was shocking and troublesome on many fronts. Aside from his rudeness to reporters, his anti-Semitic and racist posturing and his doubling down on his belief in alternative facts about the election results, his approval ratings and his inheriting "a mess," the ongoing and misplaced attacks on the news media pose a real threat to our democracy.
His claims of fake news are grossly off-base. He even predicted that headlines the day after his news conference would focus on his "ranting and raving." He was right on that, but if he didn't want those kind of headlines, then why did he rant and rave? I heard the news conference and "rant and rave" would be an accurate description.
He sounded like a whiny baby, saying the press has treated him "unfairly." This, coming from a man who behaved like a spoiled child when he mocked his primary opponents, called them silly names and used theatrics to take the focus off the important issues the public wanted to hear the candidates discuss.
Worse yet, his constant portrayal of the news media as "fake news" and now "enemies of the American people" is more than off-base. It's almost self-servingly treasonous in its attempt to take down a key element in our democratic system of checks and balances.
The White House would like to control the media so only positive information – and often exaggerations and outright lies -- flows out to the American public. This would make it easier for the new administration to fulfill its misguided pledges to dismantle social programs that help so many Americans and, ironically, many who voted for him.
Blocking the flow of accurate news would help the administration put in place rules or programs that will increase the tax burden on the middle and lower class while granting generous tax cuts to the super-wealthy. It will make it easier for the White House to take away agencies and rules that protect consumers from predatory practices by some financial institutions, from shortcuts that can harm us through food we eat and products we use every day, from regulations designed to protect us from ourselves in terms of environmental issues.
Here's the bottom line as I see it. The news media are not perfect. They make mistakes and they sometimes have a bias. But the vast majority of the hard-news reporting is accurate and truthful. It may not paint a pretty picture of the administration and the president's actions, but the truth is not always pretty, especially these days in Washington. But we need an honest press to keep a balance on what seems to be an unbalanced White House. If we are accurately informed on what is happening in D.C., we can respond in an informed manner, working to halt actions we fear may be damaging to us and to our great nation's standing in the eyes of the world.
It's telling and a bit heartening that even as the president denigrates the media and calls them "failing," subscriptions and viewing is up significantly for The New York Times, The Washington Post and other major market dailies, as well as for one of the president's favorite targets, CNN. What we can do as individuals to help the media weather this storm is to buy newspapers and watch the network and cable newscasts.
We need the press now more than ever.
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TV advertisers have long sought what they consider the key demographics -- adults ages 18 - 49. To meet that demand, the networks have long aimed their programming at that most-desired age group in order to lure the dollars from big mass-market advertisers.
John Crupi has an interesting backgrounder on those golden demos in the new issue of Advertising Age.
He reminds us that the focus on the 18-49 group goes back more than 50 years when ABC was a young and struggling network, getting clobbered in the ratings by the larger and more established NBC and CBS, which had many more affiliates and, therefore, more eyeballs.
To combat the difference in viewership, ABC put on programming that appealed to a younger audience and then, in a brilliant move, began touting the 18-49 demographics as the ones with money to spend on products being advertised.
In reality, the younger end of that age group likely did not have lots of money to spend. Just out of school, they were either in college or getting started on the careers, with lower-paying jobs at the bottom of the ladder.
As people passed the 50-year-old mark, they suddenly became less desirable to advertisers, if you bought what the networks told advertisers.
But wait… think about it. As we get into our 50s, we tend to have fewer big expenses like college tuition and other child-related costs. If we bought a house, our mortgage may be almost paid off. And as we are older, we are often more advanced in our careers and getting a bigger paycheck.
And as we move past that magic 50+ mark, many of us have more disposable income that we can use on travel, recreation and hobbies. With kids out of the house, we might downsize, which often means buying new furnishings. We also may go out to eat more often, since we're paying only for two rather than three or four or more.
So you can see, the whole idea of 18 – 49 being the key money-spending demographic seems to be off-base. But the networks' sales machines, supported by Nielsen ratings, have done a masterful job of selling 18 – 49.
Smart marketers and smart agencies have seen through the sizzle and have been more targeted in their ad spending.
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I wrote about the importance of credibility about two weeks ago, saying... Credibility is one of the most valuable assets a business, institution or an individual can have. That's why millions and millions of dollars are invested in public relations/community relations. It's not just about getting the word out, but about building trust in that word.
The White House continues to test the limits of credibility, stretching the truth and coming up with plainly wrong information that is easy for anyone who reads or sees to dispute.
First it was ego-based claims about the size of the audience at the inauguration. Now it's about the media not covering terrorist events that we all know about, like the shooting at the club in Orlando and the attack in San Bernardino or the drive-though massacre in Nice. How do we know about those events? Because we read about them in the newspapers and saw them over and over in coverage on TV and cable news channels.
Yet the White House says the media did not cover them.
It seems the so-called president and his advisors are living in some sort of alternate reality, filled with alternate facts.
People are beginning to get tired of the daily drama, based on late-night tweets and speeches that veer off track onto a rant about fake news and illegal voters. I would think even some of his supporters are starting to wonder, although they may not admit it publicly yet.
The White House is losing credibility not just among American voters, but around the world. Foreign leaders know they must deal with the U.S. and its president, but do they feel they can trust him (and, therefore, us as a nation)? More outrageous lies and denials of reality only serve to erode whatever credibility the White House now has.
The media are finally doing their job, reporting the news and quickly pointing out incorrect assertions so we get the full picture in context, not just the "news" the way the government would have us believe.
Truth tends to win out over lies and deception, except in authoritarian or dictatorial states where the news and the media are tightly controlled. Thank goodness we have a free and independent press that, despite roadblocks and fabrications put in its way, will always seek the truth and report it to us.
Let's hope the White House can't change that or we are sunk.
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Last week, in the midst of all the hand-wringing in the media over the chaos in the White House, I got an email from my friend Rocco Sacci, a longtime PR pro and also for many years a professor of public relations at St. Johns University.
Here's some of what Rocco wrote to me…
"Reading the New York Times article (Jan. 18) about their future business plan to emphasize digitalization, the term 'legendary media' was used. I think it's the replacement term for 'mainstream media,' but I am totally underwhelmed with it.
The article was, in essence, a lot of 'mea culpa' on how the media just have no idea where they belong in this digitized world. Liberal press has no answer for conservative right wing media, whose talk show broadcasters talk in brief headlines, bearing little truth, but easy-to-grasp concepts. Meanwhile, the liberal media delves in lengthy treatises to explain issues too time-consuming for anyone to be able to understand their concepts."
I'm not sure the term "legendary media" is a good one. It has the feel of oldness, staleness. Yet "mainstream media" has negative connotations now, thanks to our clueless old friend Sarah Palin and reinforced by the White House.
Whatever we call the legitimate media (hey, maybe that's a name), they certainly do have a place in today's world – maybe more now than ever in recent memory.
We have a White House that, so far, is operating under the cloak of secrecy, with both a president and a press secretary who openly belittle and demean the media, calling their reporting fake news and lies. It's pretty ironic when the lies, blurred by the new name "alternative facts," come from the White House and, has been the case for many years, the man in charge himself, going back to when he was a real estate huckster and a reality TV personality. And a few days ago the White House senior strategist and white-nationalist-in-charge told the media to "shut up."
The majority of people are horrified by this and are turning to the legitimate media increasingly to try to get the true story. This is helping media from a revenue perspective, as they are getting more viewers and more readers both in print and online.
Thankfully, the media are hunkering down for the duration, adding more reporting staff, including investigative journalists, to get the real truth and separate it from the alternative facts that are being thrown at them and at us, the American public. The Washington Post recently announced it is adding as many as 40 staffers to its reporting staff. CNN disclosed yesterday that it is beefing up its investigative reporting unit. Other major media are taking similar steps, knowing that the public wants and needs the real news and accepting that they, the media, will have to dig harder to get it for us.
To Rocco's point about the conservative media using sound-bite friendly talking points often with little regard for facts, while the real media often go to great pains to fully explain positions which can get tiring and boring, Joe Mandese, editor of ad trade publication MediaPost, recently wrote about that same thing. It's prompted me to start to reach out to pros in PR and advertising, to see if we collectively can find a way to help frame often complex issues in simple, easy-to-digest terms so even FOX News viewers might understand it.
I have said here many times that the free press is a crucial underpinning to our democracy – something that our Constitution provides for and protects. The media help keep the politicians, whether conservative or liberal, honest and accountable.
We need them to do their job and, finally, it seems they are doing it. And they need us to support them.
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Credibility is one of the most valuable assets a business, institution or an individual can have. That's why millions and millions of dollars are invested in public relations/community relations.
It's not just about getting the word out, but about building trust in that word.
The new administration is on the road to destroying whatever credibility it may have had with the public and the media. The new President already comes into his new job with the lowest public approval rating since polls began nearly 70 years ago. Last weekend should have been a time for him to use the pomp and circumstance to build credibility and pump up those approval ratings. And we know how important high ratings are to him.
Instead, in so many ways he squandered the opportunity that should have been a slam-dunk to win over more of the public.
It began with an uninspiring and dark inauguration speech, painting a bleak picture. It followed with provocative tweets contradicting what we had just witnessed with our own eyes... claiming no rain during his speech, crowds much larger than what pictures and our eyes showed, and telling us he has always had "great respect" for the intelligence community, blaming the "dishonest" media for a false impression despite very publicly calling them liars and shameful only a week earlier.
The President's surrogates -- his PR people -- only made it worse, further destroying credibility with statements directly contradicting what we had all seen and heard and then inventing a strange new term "alternate facts."
Facts are facts. Alternate facts are lies or falsehoods or, at best, partial truths and intentionally incomplete information.
The media are now doing their job, holding the President and White House to the same tough standards they've imposed on Presidents for decades, seeking truth and questioning inconsistencies. They were met with blistering attacks and threats by the Press Secretary and the President himself -- actions that only served to make the President look petty, worrying more about the size of his audience than real issues like reaching out to all sides, especially to his opposition, to mend fences and build credibility and solidarity.
If I were his advisor, here are some things I would have told him, based on 40 years in PR and a bit of common sense...
Tell the truth -- 1
Lies and cover-ups will be discovered. Check facts before you speak and consider having them written down so you don't mistakenly misrepresent the facts. It's ok to refer to notes.
Tell the truth – 2
Have your spokespeople also base their comments and statements on fact. We understand "spin," but lies are not acceptable.
Stick to the script
Avoid off-the-cuff remarks, which risk veering way off-topic. In formal presentations, you're just not a great improvisational speaker. Stick to your strengths.
Control your anger
Don't let it come through in your remarks and tweets. It is self-defeating and makes you look small, petty and thin-skinned.
Regarding tweets…
Have a professional prepare your tweets. If you feel you must write them yourself, do not tweet late at night. Do not tweet when you are angry or frustrated. You can draft tweets as a way to vent, but hold on them for a few hours, let advisors see them and edit before hitting "Post."
You do not have to hit back at every criticism
As President, you are now fodder for criticism, second-guessing, jokes and parodies, just like all the others who have come before you in the White House. Alec Baldwin's portrayal of you is pretty funny, but I can understand why you don't like it. Your lower lip doesn't jut out quite as much as Alec plays it, but remember, that's what a parody is. SNL teased Obama about his ears, remember? Go with it or just ignore it. You are supposed to be bigger than that. If you tweet or comment about parodies, you only put the original parody into wider public view. If 3 million people see it live on SNL, that number easily doubles or triples after you tweet about it. So just let it go.
Make it less about You
I know, you've built your brand on you being the biggest, smartest, richest, best respecter of women, best respecter of the intelligence community, best supporter of "the blacks." You won, so now make it about "us" – all of us, you and the American people together. C'mon, you can do it for a few years. Once you're a former President, you can go back to "I' and "Me". That's what your presidential museum will be about and here's an idea – have Mexico pay for it.
So, Mr. President, those are a few tips, humbly offered.
Sorry Sir, what's that?
Oh, I'm fired. That sounds like a statement I can believe with credibility.
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I think I've managed to stay out of the fray, with all that our president-to-be has done that's worthy of comment these past few weeks. I've refrained from talking about his thin-skinned tweets about parodies every president has had to suffer through from Saturday Night Live and other comedians. Or his response to a heartfelt plea from Meryl Streep. Or his inaccurate comments about the state of the Atlanta district that Rep. John Lewis represents. Or so much more that has dismayed and disgusted me and many of us.
I had been planning to write about the media and their attempts to cover the transition. I find it interesting and reassuring that some of the media the president-to-be has targeted as "failing" actually have been benefiting from his barbs. The New York Times, for example, has seen a net gain of more than a hundred thousand subscribers since the election, and its online readership has gone up by a third. The Washington Post has seen big gains also, with online audience up by 50%. Other "mainstream" outlets like CNN and the major networks have enjoyed similar jumps. And in these times of shrinking newsrooms, The Washington Post recently announced plans to add several dozen reporters, some of whom will be doing investigative stories.
I attribute it to the public's desire to get news and analysis that they can trust to be accurate. The prez-to-be may reach millions via his Twitter feeds, but many millions more are looking to the media to get the real news behind those often-conflicting and sometimes confusing 140-character missives. The Chicago Tribune, recognizing the public's desire for real news, has been using the phrase "real, not fake news" in its outreach to gain more subscribers.
The prez-to-be's first news conference since his election was a shameful farce and an insult to intelligent viewers. Rather than give us any real insight into his plans, he spent much of the brief event berating the media and, erroneously, calling out CNN as a "fake news" outlet. CNN, like most major media, did not go into details of the compromising Russian "shower" sexcapade, other than reporting accurately that both the president and the prez-to-be had been briefed on the intelligence reports about it. The report had been circulating the Washington rumor mill for months and none of the media reported details until Buzzfeed, not CNN, finally broke the details publicly, even as they said it had not been verified.
I find it so ironic that a man who has so often embraced "fake news" to further his own goals and hurt others -- the person who for so long had been a leading proponent of the "birther" issue to try to delegitimize Obama, who wrongly connected then-opponent Ted Cruz' father with Lee Harvey Oswald, who told us with a straight face that he watched thousands of Muslims in New Jersey cheering after the 9/11 attacks, and on and on and on -- is now ranting when the possibly-fake (or possibly not fake) news is not in his favor.
And what a piece of showmanship he pulled off, having as a prop a table piled high with papers that he said proved he is removing himself from his business interests, to avoid potential conflicts of interest. At least one reporter who was there said the papers appeared to be blank.
How stupid does he think we are?
All of this points up the crucial role the media play in keeping us informed and keeping our politicians honest. We must do whatever we can to support them -- buy newspapers, tune in to the major network newscasts, support PBS and NPR, and donate what you can to news organizations like ProPublica and the organizations that will fight for journalists in court, if need be.
It's important that we remember that the Declaration of Independence includes a line that says... "Freedom of the press is an institutional necessity to achieve a properly representative government."
Those are words we, and our leaders, need to remember and respect.
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How far we've come in communicating and sharing information.
On this date in 1838, 179 years ago, Samuel Morse demonstrated the first telegraph, sending messages using a series of electrical dots and dashes -- short and longer electrical pulses -- representing the numbers and letters that became known as the Morse Code. Six years later, in 1844, the first commercial telegram was sent and over the next several years wires were strung throughout the U.S. to enable fast communication from city to city and eventually around the world.
When I was in Boy Scouts, I learned the Morse Code for a merit badge. And then, in my early teens as a ham radio operator, I used it to talk with other hams around the nation and worldwide. I'm a bit rusty, but I still remember the Morse Code.
To get my ham license, I had to be able to send and receive messages in Morse Code at 20 words per minute. Really good code operators could go at 30 - 40 words per minute, but even at that speed, it could take several minutes for a telegraph operator to transmit a message.
Today we get impatient if our emails and texts don't come through instantaneously.
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It's now two years since we lost our great dog pal Loki. We still think about him a lot and the house is still too quiet without his sounds.
We know how lucky we are that we had him as our friend for more than 14 great years. But still, it hurts. We miss him so much.
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This is the whopping £9 billion cost of cash.
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Between theft, human error, and the time it takes to carry cash to the bank, accepting coins and notes is costing British businesses alone more than £9bn a year.
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Alexey, Thanks a lot for demonstrating interest in this issue! >I think that all longish pages should have the table, e.g. roadmap [2] >lacks it. +1. If there are no objections, I can add tables of content to longish pages, such as [2]&[5] >>From maintenance POV, it would be nice to provide automated >numbering rather than hardcode the digits as a part of contents. +1. I'll make a research to find the most appropriate solution to this problem. [1] http://harmony.apache.org/subcomponents/drlvm/developers_guide.html [2] http://harmony.apache.org/roadmap.html [3] http://harmony.apache.org/subcomponents/classlibrary/awt.html [4] http://harmony.apache.org/subcomponents/drlvm/JVMTI-PopFrame.html [5] http://harmony.apache.org/quickhelp_contributors.html Best regards, Sveta -----Original Message----- From: Alexey Varlamov [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 8:52 AM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: [doc][website]do we need section numeration within pages? My $0.02: 1) IMO it is not numbering which makes navigation easier, rather the table of contents - which is orthogonal issue :) I think that all longish pages should have the table, e.g. roadmap [2] lacks it. Numbering is convenient for referencing or citing, which is important for normative docs like specifications. E.g. I personally don't care if awt guide [3] has numbering or not, as long as it is well structured and easy to browse. 2) From maintenance POV, it would be nice to provide automated numbering rather than hardcode the digits as a part of contents. Bad example here is roadmap [2], which is inconstant by nature and painful to keep consistent by hand. So I'd prefer to not add hardcoded numbering until really needed. -- Thanks, Alexey 2007/3/14, Konovalova, Svetlana <firstname.lastname@example.com>: > Dear all, > I've noticed that certain [1]&[2] pages have numerated sections, and > certain [3]&[4] don't. > IMHO, section numeration makes navigation easier. For the sake of > convenience, you can just say "see section 2.5" instead of saying the > section name that is probably too long. > I'd like to ask you whether we need section numeration within pages, or > not. > Could we get rid of this site inconsistency somehow? I'd like to, but I > do not insist. :) > What's your opinion? > If you do not mind, I volunteer to fix this inconsistency. > Feel free to express your ideas! Your feedback is very welcome! > > [1] http://harmony.apache.org/subcomponents/drlvm/developers_guide.html > [2] http://harmony.apache.org/roadmap.html > [3] http://harmony.apache.org/subcomponents/classlibrary/awt.html > [4] http://harmony.apache.org/subcomponents/drlvm/JVMTI-PopFrame.html > > Thanks, > Sveta >
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