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the chapter argues that gender is not a matter simply of diffrences but also a matter of
all of the above are correct
gender refers to
the personal traits and social positions that members of a society attach to being female and male
margaret meads research on gender in three societies showed that
societies may differ in how they define both masculine and feminine
a comparison of the athletic preformances of females and males over time shows
that women have been closing the gap with men in athletic preformances
the point of describing gender in the israeli kibbutzim is
to show that cultures define gender in diffrent ways
what is the term for attitudes and activities that a society links to people of each sex
gender roles
which of the following is not a goal of feminism
increasing male power
the text argues that male-female diffrences are
mostly the creation of society
in the work force
women are still concentrated in several categories of jobs
which of the following statements is the best reason to veiw women as a minority in the united statees
in our society there is a disadvantage for being a women
which of the following concepts refers to the biological distinction between males and females
sexual orientation
which of the following statements is true
comparative research indicates that although sex has a biological foundation it is an element of culture that varies from place to place
while race refers to _ considered important by society , ethnicity refers to _
biological traits , cultural traits
social stratification refers to
ranking categories of people in a hierarchy
what is the meaning of the term wasp
white anglo- saxon protertant without any social prejudice
which term below refers to a belief that one racial category is innately superior to another
which of the following concepts refers to cultural heritage
recent research on social distance among us college students shows that
students are more accepting of minorities than they were decades ago
based on scapegoat theory you would conclude that prejudice is caused by
frustration among people who are themselves disadvatnged
while prejudice is amatter of _ discrimination is a matter of _
attitudes , action
a minority is defined as a category of people who
are defined as diffrent and are disvantaged
institatutional prejudice and discrimination refers to the fact that
bias is built into the operation of societies instiatutions
assimilation refers to the pattern by which
minorities gradually adopt patterns of the dominant category
which concept is illistrated by immagrants from ecuador coming to the united states and learing to speak english
the term white ehtnics refers to
non wasp of european ancestry
social stratification is
a trait society not simply a reflection of individual diffrences
caste systems
place people in one position for life
the term meritocracy refers to social stratification
based entirely on personal merit
the social position of people living in a class system is based on which of the following traits
alll of the above are correct
the chapter opening story of passanger deaths that accompanied the sinking of the titanic
social stratification is sometimes a matter of life or death
social sratification is a concept that refers to
society ranking categories of people in a hierarchy
because of social stratification in the united states
some people have more previaliges and oppertunites than others do
in what share of the worlds societies do we find social stratification
in alll of them
why do class systems retain some caste systems like qualities such as inhertance of wealth rather than becoming complete meritocracies
a pure meritocracy would elminate familes and reduce social order
in the united states which of the following age categories has the highest peverty rate
children under the age of eighteen
the fermization of poverty refers to a trend in the united states by which
larger share of the poor are now women
in 2009 any one of the richest three people in the world had more wealth than the worlds
the combined econmic output of the worlds 34 poorset countries
the concept absloute poverty refers to
a lack of rescources that is life threatining
the soncept colonialism refers to the process by which
some countries enrich themselves through political and economic control of other nations
people in new zealand japan and canada are all living in
high income counties
what would a sociologist be most likely to say about an individual choose a perticula person to marry
society guides human behavior more than most people realize
which discipline is defined as the systematic study of human society
peter berger described using the socilogical perspective as seeing the _in the _
general particuliar
the statment that the sociological perspetive shows us the strange in the familular means that sociology
rejects the familular idea that people simply decide how to act in favor of the initally strange idea that society shapes our lives
from a sociological perspective patterns of childbearing around the world suggest that the number of chldren born to a women reflects
wether she lives in a poor or rich country
three roommates in their dorm room sharing a late night discussion about why they are in college
both age and class have a lot to do with which people are enrolled in college
the pioneering sociologist who study patterns of suicide in europe was
emile durkheim
acccording to emile durkheim a category of people with a higher suicide rate typaclly has
a lower level of societal intergration
c wirght mills pointed out that sociological awareness tends to be more widespread
in times of social crisis
the united states falls within the cateogory of
high income nations
almost all of latin america and asia falls within the category of
middle income nations
more than 1.5 million immagrants enter the united states each year and many have become famous these facts support the conclusion that
the worlds are increasingly interconnected
read the following four statements which statement is correct
learining more about other societies help us better understand our own way of life
making use of the sociological perspective encourages
challenging commonly held beliefs
which of the following is a benifit we gain from studying sociology
seeing both the oppertunites and consrtaints that shape our lives
the seeing sociology in the news article 1 reports that ina bad economy laaid offf workers
are flocking to community colleges
the term sociology was coined by
auguste comte
by linking specific facts together to give us meaning we create
which theoretical approach is closest to that taken by the early sociologist auguste comte
strucural funtional approach
the theoretical approach in sociology that veiws society as a complex systme whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability is the
strucural functional approach
which of the following concepts refers to relativity stable patterns of social behavior
social structure
which of the following can correctivley be called the frame owrk for building theory that sees society as an arena of inequality that generats conflict and change
the social conflict approach
the social conflict approach draws attention to
patterns of social inequality
which of the following theortical approaches paints societies in broad strokes at a macro level
both the stuctrual functional and social conflict approaches
which of the following topics illustrates a micro level focus
two airline passengers getting to nknow one another
the basic idea of the symbolic interaction approach is that society is
the reality people constuct as they interact with ine another
which theoretical approach highlights the fact that is is not so much what people do that matters as much as the meaning they attach to their behavior
symbolic interaction approach
science can be defined as
logical system that bases knowledge on direct systematic sobservation
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Toccoa Scarecrow Contest Coming Soon
Fall is right around the corner and Main Street Toccoa is planning to bring back an annual autumn contest.
The fourth annual Main Street Toccoa Scarecrow Contest will take place next month.
Main Street Toccoa Events Coordinator Sharon Crosby said the contest is again open to all of Stephens County.
"We are encouraging businesses and families and schools and different organizations to put up a scarecrow display in front of their business, or some people, if they are a non-profit, would put it in front of another business," said Crosby. "It is just a fun way to decorate our community. Last year, we had such great success. We had people going from business to business and place to place to see the creativity that people expressed."
There is no registration fee to enter a scarecrow in the contest, but the deadline for registering in order to be included in the contest is September 27.
The contest does include a $150 first prize, $75 second prize, and a $50 third prize.
Voting will be done online or at various local businesses and the winners will be announced on November 4.
Meanwhile, for those who need help getting started on their scarecrow, a scarecrow workshop will take place on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Toccoa City Hall.
Crosby said Michael Crump of Hartwell will lead the workshop on how to build a scarecrow.
"He led their scarecrow contest for several years," said Crosby. "You can drop in, talk to him, and he will go through ways to build a scarecrow."
The workshop is free to attend.
Crosby said Main Street Toccoa is hoping to see the event continue to build off of last year's very successful contest.
The scarecrows are to be up from the first weekend of October through the first weekend of November.
"It is a good way to decorate because we have a lot of visitors coming through Toccoa during those weeks," she explained, noting that Toccoa hosts both the Currahee Military Weekend and the Toccoa Harvest Festival during those weeks.
For more information or to get a registration form for the scarecrow contest, call Main Street Toccoa at 706-282-3309.

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Overlooking landscaped gardens, this chateau-inspired hotel is just beside Disneyland Paris® and close to Val d'Europe shopping mall. A complimentary shuttle ...
The staff was amazing kind and courteous. (Thank you to Marilyn for remembering my daughters birthday!) The hotel was spacious and clean, and the food was good. For the price this was 5/5 stars. I am VERY picky and very well traveled and I did not expect much from our stay here, and I was blow away. ...
Located in Quartier Latin, this residence is within a 10-minute walk of Pont Neuf, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Sainte Chapelle. Louvre Museum and Forum des Halles ...
The hotel is a short walk from Metro and major sight seeing locations. On the edge of the arts district with may small shops, restaurants and galleries. Busy night scene within short walk but quite at the hotel. Staff was courteous and helpful. Handy kitchenette.
Situated in the business district, this hotel is 2.8 mi (4.6 km) from Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre and within 12 mi (20 km) of Stade de France and ...
We had an excellent experience. The staff went out of their way to help us. Very helpful. The hotel is very very clean. It is conveniently located close to the airport and the train station.
Set amid manicured gardens and wide lawns, the Vienna House Magic Circus at Disneyland® Paris is just a short ride via complimentary shuttle from the magic and ...
Was good , the people was friendly.... I would come back
Located right at the entrance to Disneyland® Paris, this majestic hotel boasts the lavish style of a Victorian mansion. Walt Disney Studios® Park and Disney ...
Wonderful hotel with fabulous service. Beautifully decorated for Christmas during our stay.
Located within Disneyland Paris®, Disney's Hotel Santa Fe is styled in a New Mexico theme. Disneyland® Paris attractions are within a 20-minute walk or 5 minutes ...
Despite lacking the usual joyful décor of a Disney Hotel, the Sante Fe was very nice, and the staff was excellent. Many spoke a variety of languages, and they all spoke English. The Disney Bus was always on time, and it was only an 8 minute ride directly to, and from, the Parks. My main dislike was ...
This family-friendly Serris residence is located on a lake, within a 10-minute walk of Aquarium Sea Life Paris and La Vallee Outlet Village. Disneyland® Paris ...
This hotel was overbooked by the time we arrived. They provided us free room upgrade which was very nice of them. The location's very convenient, close to restaurants and the outlet mall. The hotel also provided free shuttle to Disney.
With the charm of a 1900's seaside resort on the shores of Lake Disney®, Disney's Newport Bay Club is a 15 minute-walk or a quick ride on the free shuttle service ...
This hotel is located in Magny Le Hongre, only 8 minutes on the free shuttle from Disneyland® Paris, Walt Disney® Studios Park, the Disney Village® entertainment ...
I booked a room for 10 People but there was only 6 beds in the rooms .
Sitting in a street café watching Parisians pass by, you will realize there are few places in the world that are as romantic as Paris. Cluttered with galleries that include the Louvre, bohemian cobbled lanes and designer flagship stores, there#39;s s a unique experience in every corner of the city. Famous landmarks fill the skyline, which looks especially idyllic when the sun sets. Witness this beauty on a boat ride along the Seine river and prepare to catch the lively fever of Paris.
Step into this majestic cathedral, made famous by the 1831 novel, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, and be wowed by its French gothic architecture. Located on the Ile de la Cite in the center of the city, guests will feel enveloped by its history, which dates back to 1345.
Incredibly, the symbol of Paris was nearly torn down shortly after the conclusion of the 1889 World's Fair, which is what it was built for. However, the city realized how essential the structure was for communication purposes, and adoration for the Eiffel Tower steadily grew over time. It would nearly be a crime to leave Paris without a trip up to the top.
A gallery that needs no introduction, even to the most amateur art lover, the Louvre houses Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" among a plethora of famous artworks in its 600,000 square feet of exhibition space. You can easily spend hours here, getting lost in a world of paintings and sculptures.
Vacationing runners will surely enjoy traversing the streets during the Paris Marathon, held every April. Those more interested in watching events will enjoy attending some French Open tennis matches in May or June, or lining the streets in July for the exciting conclusion of the Tour de France.
France's largest stadium seats 81,338 and is located in the Parisian suburb of Saint-Denis, about five miles north of the city. Built for the 1998 FIFA World Cup, it hosts games played by France's national football (soccer) and rugby teams, and the final match of the Coupe de France every May. Visit the stadium to watch a match during your visit.
Paris is the perfect place to bask in luxuries, and it has plenty of accommodations to make this possible. A stay in Hotel du Collectionneur Arc de Triomphe is a tempting tavern of grandeur and excellence. With plenty of Paris hotels to suit all budgets, the city oozes with sophistication regardless of where you stay.
Bastille Day is a great time to join in the French culture, as its citizens exhibit their national pride. Taking place on July 14, it celebrates the Storming of the Bastille in 1789. The celebrations around Paris are especially memorable, and nothing quite compares to watching fireworks light up the sky behind the Eiffel Tower.
More people visit Paris during the spring and summer, which means higher prices for transportation and hotel rooms. Conversely, visits in the fall or winter tend to be more affordable.
Predictably, spring and fall present the most comfortable temperatures. However, summer and winter are not too uncomfortable, especially for visitors coming from many parts of the world with more extreme climates.
Those looking for a true Parisian experience should avoid making the trip during the summer, since that is when locals spend their own vacation time out in the city. However, the people-flooded streets are offset by the open-air festivals and similar events held during these sunny months.
* Prices reflect the lowest "base rate" found over the next 30 days. Rates are subject to change and may not include taxes and fees, hotel service charges, extra person charges, or incidentals, such as room service. All rates are displayed in USD unless otherwise noted. Converted rates are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.


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First off, psychopath doesn't just mean someone who cuts you up with a chainsaw -- though the majority of people who do things like that are psychopaths. What's the definition?
Psychopathy is a personality disorder that has been variously described as characterized by shallow emotions (in particular reduced fear), stress tolerance, lacking empathy, coldheartedness, lacking guilt, egocentricity, superficial char, manipulativeness, irresponsibility, impulsivity and antisocial behaviors such as parasitic lifestyle and criminality.
So which professions (other than axe murderer) do they disproportionately gravitate towards -- or away from?
Which Professions Have The Most Psychopaths?
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Egypt police raid US-based pro-democracy groups
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian justice officials and police raided offices of 17 non-government organisations on Thursday, including two prominent U.S.-based pro-democracy groups that run programmes training political parties.
The official MENA news agency said 17 "civil society organisations" had been targeted as part of an investigation into foreign funding of such groups.
"The public prosecutor has searched 17 civil society organisations, local and foreign, as part of the foreign funding case," official news agency MENA cited the prosecutor's office as saying. "The search is based on evidence showing violation of Egyptian laws including not having permits."
The raids targeted local offices of the U.S.-based International Republican Institute (IRI) and National Democratic Institute (NDI), among others, said a security source and employees at some of the organisations.
"Security forces who said they were from the public prosecutor are raiding our offices as we speak. They are grabbing all the papers and laptops as well," said one person working at NDI, who gave her name as Rawda.
The security source said employees at the offices were not allowed to leave while the searches continued. It said the prosecutor had confiscated documents and machines as part of the investigation.
Egypt's military has vowed to investigate how pro-democracy and human rights organisations are funded and has said repeatedly it will not tolerate foreign interference in the country's affairs.
Some Egyptian rights groups have been at the vanguard of protests demanding that the army, in power since February when President Hosni Mubarak was ousted, hand power swiftly to elected civilians.
Clashes between protesters and soldiers in Cairo this month killed 17 people. The army has pledged to step aside by mid-2012. Continued...


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DIY Project #1: Make Your Own Summer Popsicles2012-07-19 4 7 Share Tweet
Along with our La Sardina DIY camera we'd like to present several DIY projects to inspire you. Our first project is a very easy (and super tasty) recipe to prepare some homemade summer popsicles by Miriam Lepore.
Looks delicious, doesn't it? If you want to do this on your own, please read the full recipe on our very new DIY project page.
But what has this to do with the competitions section? Well, we'd like to try something new – complete the steps, then take one of your beloved analogue cameras (or the new La Sardina DIY camera), document the results, enjoy the popsicles and submit the photos once they are developed here. Please don't upload any digital photos, don't submit anything unrelated to this project (as much as we'd like to see you in your speedo, this is not the place) and watch out, the limit is two photos.
This is for fun and we'd like to present more projects like this in the future. See them all under diy.lomography.com. Let us know in the comments what you think of this and how you like this very project. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
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Get a Nightlife with Crystal McCahill
Crystal recaps 4th of July weekend at the Mansion and dishes on her five favorite summer drinks to cool down with.
From coast to coast, Fourth of July festivities and fireworks came and went, and a patriotic party at the Mansion was no exception. Playboy models, Playmates, friends, family and even some four-legged friends showed off their red, white and blue spirit over the holiday weekend. I sadly couldn't make it out to Cali to celebrate with the girls, but I did happen to round up a handful of party pics and a Slip 'N Slide video clip so we could all live vicariously through their fun on the 4th.
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With temperatures reaching the 90s here in Chitown, I decided to devote this week's column to sharing my five go-to drinks for chilling out this summer.
1) Crystal Mojito You won't find this on the drink menu at the Dana Hotel's Vertigo Sky Lounge, but if you ask for it, they'll readily serve up my twist on the classic Cuban cocktail. In the simplest terms, it's a mojito made with champagne instead of rum. It's that easy.
You'll Need:
4 mint leaves (or 2 sprigs), plus extra to serve 1 tsp. sugar syrup or superfine sugar Freshly squeezed juice of 1 lime 2-3 fl. oz champagne Soda water Lime wedge, to serve Ice cubes
Place the mint leaves (or sprigs), sugar/syrup and lime juice in a mixing jug. Muddle until the sugar dissolves and the oils are released from the mint. Fill a glass with ice cubes, add the champagne and stir well. Strain or pour the mix into the glass and top off with soda water. Garnish the glass with a lime wedge and an extra sprig of mint. And that's it! Serve and enjoy.
2) Blue Moon You can find this honey wheat beer on tap or bottled just about anywhere in the summer. Close seconds for seasonal wheat beer are Hefeweizen and Hoegaarden. Garnish with lemon or orange slices. Mmmm, mmmm good!
3) Sangria (red or white) If you're hosting a party or are having people over, sangria is great for entertaining. It's super easy to make, and you can prep it the night before to avoid last-minute scrambling. I've listed measurements below, but a guess-and-check technique also works. (There's really no way to mess up sangria.)
You'll Need: 1 bottle of chilled red or white wine ½ cup of sugar ¼ cup peach schnapps ¼ flavored vodka 8 oz. cranberry juice 8 oz. orange juice ½ liter ginger ale Mixed fruit, sliced Ice cubes
In a large pitcher, mix all ingredients together and let sit overnight. Serve over crushed ice, then let your guests tell you what a great host you are.
4) Skinnygirl Margarita Mix Ditch your average margarita for Bethenny Frankel's store-bought version of the same, a lighter (and stronger!) take on Mexico's signature drink. Your buddies may mock you for storing this in your fridge, but you'll be glad you've got a bottle on hand for whenever the ladies come over.
5) Moscow Mule Though sometimes hard to find because ginger beer isn't a bar staple, this always-refreshing vodka concoction is a perfect nighttime drink to order when you're out. It's also another super simple drink to mix up on your own, whether you're hosting or just want to kick back with something other than chasers plus whatever alcohol's in the freezer (i.e. screwdrivers, vodka/gin & tonics, etc.)
You'll Need: 2 fl. oz. vodka Juice of 1 lime 5 fl. oz ginger beer Mint sprigs and lime slices, to decorate Ice cubes
Fill a tall glass halfway with ice cubes. Add the vodka and lime juice and top off with the ginger beer. Serve garnished with mint sprigs and lime slices. Could that be any simpler?
And if you're a wine lover like me, I suggest a dry white wine for those hot summer nights when you want something easy to relax into. You don't have to shell out the big bucks for a good bottle of white, especially if you hit up Trader Joe's! (Their Two-Buck Chuck Sauvignon Blanc is my fave, but it's a little more full-bodied.)
Cheers, guys!


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How to get Hollywood-level accolades on LinkedIn (Video)
Imagine walking into a bar and all of the beautiful people rushing forward and thrusting their phone number into your hand.
If that happens to you in real life, then why are you reading this blog post about how to use LinkedIn for your career? You should be hanging out with Brad Pitt or something!
Now, if you live in the real world with the rest of us, allow me to continue.
How great would it be to have people on LinkedIn putting their phone numbers in the public comments and singing "call me!" every time you posted inside a Group? Or, better yet, calling or messaging you directly to offer a job?
SEE ALSO: The top way to target your ideal customers — without spending a cent
Trust me, it's way easier to make this a reality than it is to hang at a bar with Brad Pitt.
The key to LinkedIn love
The secret is reverse engineering what you want to "sell" (be it yourself, finding a new job, or providing a product or service) by turning it into the perfect LinkedIn Group post by explaining the value and benefit of your idea, product, or service.
If you're able to do that, and share it with the right audience, you're going to start feeling like a Hollywood star on LinkedIn Groups!
The first step is finding the specific audience that is going to want to hear what you have to say. Looking for a career in healthcare finance in the greater Atlanta area? Then search for Groups of Healthcare HR professionals or Healthcare Finance professionals. Once you join those Groups, you can filter your search even further to find Atlanta-based Healthcare HR or Finance professionals and companies.
Remember, LinkedIn has more than 2.1 million Groups (and growing) covering almost every conceivable industry, location or business segment you can think of.
Watch and Learn
So does it work? Watch the video that goes with this blog post and see for yourself! Trust me, if you learn how to master this technique, you will be almost as popular as Brad Pitt walking into a local bar.
John Nemo is the Author of the Amazon #1 Bestseller "LinkedIn Riches: How to Leverage the World's Largest Professional Network to Enhance Your Brand, Generate Leads and Increase Revenue!"


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I had to read it twice and clean my glasses. Glad nobody was dead.
Isn't our English language amazing. I was thinking, "dead", that's kinda morbid, but whatever makes her happy. LOL Glad no one is actually "dead" in your photos you ordered!


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Good quality, good material, compact size. What can demand more from cache blades? The tool is rollaway and has a nice cover. Certainly be useful when hiking. I would recommend.
This is a great product. It is durable and it's compact design makes it easy to transport.
me encanto este articulo practico y con la medida exacta
oggetto utilissimo per le emergenze.
recebi o pedido.ok Não é a qualidade que eu esperava, mas o preço é justo
el artilugio no estamal. pero parecia mas grande de tamaño
Es una herramienta que no se vea que es muy pequeña no es lo común de tamaño
I ordered this item on 6th April and it arrived on 14 May, this is mush longer than the 10 20 days indicated when I placed the order. While I was waiting for the spade to arrive I began to suspect that it was never going to reach me or it had not been sent so I contacted the vendor who got back to me the following day and told me it was on its way and should arrive. When the item eventually did reach me it was much smaller than I had expected but never the less it was of fairly solid construction an I am sure it will last a long time before it needs to be replaced, overall I am happy with the product but I am not happy with the time it took to complete the order but the vendor was quick to answer my concern when I contacted them.


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Posted by Mark Mulligan on December 30, 2009
In a couple of days' time the doors will close on a decadum horribilis for the music industry. Although recorded music revenues actually grew in 2001, the seeds of the forthcoming whirlwind were already well and truly sown. In fact one single event can be identified as the trigger: the launch of Napster in 1999. Of course other seeds had also taken root in the late nineties, including the launches of MP3.com, the PMP300 and the MPMan. But according so much importance to Napster is more than a useful construct for the historical narrative: Napster was more than just a metaphor for the transition from the distribution era to the consumption paradigm, it was the crucible of the music industry's 20th century meltdown.
Posted by Mark Mulligan on December 18, 2009
2009 saw some solid progress made in various digital content marketplaces but it is too early to start talking about the green shoots of media recovery. The Media Meltdown (the process by which media industries are disrupted and reshaped by digitization of content) will continue to claim scalps throughout 2010 as digital content revenues do little to offset the impact of plummeting physical media sales and as analogue dollars crumble into digital cents. But consumers are not falling out of love with media, rather they are growing tired of paying for its 20th-century product iterations (and those 21st century products that try to reinvent the old products in a digital context). A new framework for media product innovation is now required to align media industry content assets with 21st-century consumer behavior and demand. Forrester proposes what form this should take in a new report 'Media Product Innovation: Building Products That Thrive In The Media Meltdown'.
The core asset that media companies own is of course the content itself, but Content is no longer king. Or, at least, its throne is no longer undisputed. Instead, content is busy fighting off the republican advances of the channel. ISPs and mobile operators use content to fill their pipes, technology companies to fill their devices, and brands to help sell their products and to meet their branding objectives. The hierarchy is clear.
Posted by Sonal Gandhi on December 16, 2009
We have just published a report examining the digital music adoption patterns of the different regions around the globe. While there are pockets of sunshine, the overall picture indicates that making money from digital music is tough everywhere. Europeans for instance are quite savvy in both online and mobile music activities but have yet to start buying digital downloads in meaningful numbers. In the US, which took the lead early on in online music activities and paying for downloads; adoption is starting to plateau even before hitting mass market. And across Asia, mobile is king but piracy is and will likely remain a big issue in all but a few of the countries.
I also happened to be in India, part of the time that I was writing this report. Here are a few observations on digital music adoption in India:
Posted by Mark Mulligan on December 14, 2009
Lots happened in 2009 but it wasn't a vintage year for digital music (in fact it was the year it well and truly lost the digital buzz to eReaders). All in all I'd give 2009 a 6 out of 10, with the launch of Spotify accounting for at least couple of those points and the following as the 5 key disappointments:
So will be 2010 be any different? Though I don't think it will be the year digital music will really come of age (that's at least a couple more years away) I do expect it on balance to be a stronger one than its predecessor. Leaving aside the few specific developments I'm not able to talk about here are a few of my predictions:
Posted by Mark Mulligan on December 10, 2009
As the dust settles on Apple's acquisition of Lala and MySpace's acquisition of imeem and iLike it is clear that 2009 is shaping up as the year that the social music marketplace consolidated. The trend was started back in 2007 when CBS snapped up Last.FM for $280 million (though you could make an argument that News Corp inadvertently kicked things off with its $580 million purchase of MySpace in 2005).
So the fact that there is a lot of money pouring into social music shows us this is a prosperous segment right? Wrong. Last.FM's purchase price contrasts sharply with the reported $1 million that MySpace paid for imeem. imeem was no small fry (it has approximately 30 million users in the US). Instead imeem found itself straddled with the burden of insurmountable debts and a fundamental inability to make its business model work. And therein lies the rub: social music may have audience momentum but the business model is currently broken.
All of which might make it appear strange that Apple and MySpace would want to invest in this space. They are doing so because of two key reasons:
Posted by David Card on December 9, 2009
The timing of two stories this week spurred some television talk around the office: Nielsen's latest Three Screen report and CBS' cancellation of "As the World Turns." Nielsen's panels and surveys show that Americans still watch 99% of their video on traditional TV, but that DVR time-shifted viewing and online viewing are each increasing a
Posted by Mark Mulligan on December 7, 2009
Apple has confirmed the acquisition of streaming music provider Lala. The move is significant (even though Apple appear to be trying to suggest otherwise) because it is one more piece in the gradually emerging puzzle that is Apple's future music strategy, which for a few years now has remained relatively static.
Why is Apple's music strategy in need of revision?
If the iTunes Music Store had evolved half as much as the iPod had over the last few years we'd have a cutting edge music service. Instead we have one that remains market-leading in terms of basic functionality (i.e. store to device synching) but behind the curve in terms of experience, discovery and community. Whilst the web threw up the likes of imeem, Spotify, Last.FM, MOG etc. the iTunes Music Store stuck to selling 99 cents downloads. Don't get me wrong the iTunes store is a crucially important platform that accounts for the majority of the current paid download market, but it isn't yet equipped to drive the digital music market to the next stage. In its current guise it is essentially a transition technology: with one foot in the distribution paradigm of selling units of stuff, and one in the consumption era of on-demand access. It has done a great job of helping consumers take baby steps into the digital age, but has pretty much reached the limits of its potential as a music service. (You'll note my continued and fully intentional implied distinction between the music store and the App Store – more on that in a moment).
So why buy Lala?
Posted by James McQuivey on December 3, 2009
Today is the big day: when Comcast announces it has taken a controlling share of NBCU in the latest mega media merger. And though the media have been covering it rapaciously for months now, the obligatory reaction stories are now being posted, analyzing something we should really know by now, namely:
This deal isn't about clamping down on runaway digital video content to save cable's collective hide.
If you're not careful, you may run into people who assert the contrary. Rafat Ali of paidcontent.org, whose opinion I generally value, earlier today titled his remarks "Comcast-NBC Deal Isn't About Digital." By which he means it's not about purely digital content (generation or delivery). While that's true, when he then goes on to say that Comcast's digital moves (thePlatform, Fancast) don't have "the potential to change the game for the cable giant," he is 100% wrong.
Because the future of cable is entirely dependent on digital. The future of all media of any sort is dependent on digital. Ergo so is the deal.
Posted by Mark Mulligan on December 3, 2009
MySpace today launched its UK music offering, over a year after its US launch. However tempting it is to position this as a Spotify challenger (and the BBC and many others do) it simply isn't. It isn't, both out of intent (more on that later) and also out of poor execution (more on that later too).
Music matters to MySpace more than ever before. Why? Because it is has lost the race with Facebook for social networking supremacy, in fact Facebook is about to lap MySpace. But MySpace remains undisputed leader as the global social music destination (a position consolidated by the recent acquisitions of iLike and imeem). If you are a band, you'll have an artist page because that's where the online music audience coalesces for engaging with bands. Sure there are better, more innovative alternatives, but MySpace has the momentum and the scale. And if you're an artist looking to reach audiences that is exactly what you want. Bebo and Facebook have both tried to challenge MySpace's position here but have not had meaningful success (a recent report indicated that 77% of Facebook fan pages have less than 1,000 fans).


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Hi, my 10 week old white german shepherd eats James well beloved kibble currently. I would like to start introducing bones as a treat/teething help. I am in the UK and wondering what bones would be best to feed her! Cooked or roar.
Many thanks in advance.
MRL is right, never ever give cooked bones - they splinter. Raw is best and I freeze them before giving to make them last longer
What bones should I get her? I will make a trip to the butchers, what should I ask for and is 10 weeks to young?
Give her a raw chicken wing to start with
The whole thing, meat and bone? We are currently feeding her kibble 4 times daily, how would you recomend feeding (how many times a day? How much per sitting? Bone to meat ratio?)
Looking all over the web and seems to just say feed them raw but no details on my questions?
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I would feed 3 times a day and my suggestion is the following:-
- keep dry kibble and raw food separate, ie feed her breakfast dry kibble only, then lunch raw only and dinner raw only.
- start with chicken or turkey and give only this type of meat for about a week and then try another meat like lamb and again give for a week, once puppy has had a few different proteins (meats) and there is no problems with tummy upsets, diarrhoea then you can include different meats into her meal throughout the week if you like.
- for 1 days feeding, divide the raw food up to 2/3 muscle meat & offal eg mostly chicken mince and little bit of chicken offal like hearts or liver and 1/3 bone eg chicken wing
- feed about 2 to 3% of her anticipated adult weight or if you are not confident on working this out, then feed about 10% of current weight in food, eg say she weighs 33 pounds, then feed 3.3 pounds of raw food (or a bit less if you are also giving dry kibble).
- give supplements including fish or krill oil and organic virgin coconut oil.
You will get used to your puppy and whether you are over feeding or under feeding, always make sure she has a nice trim waist when look at her from above and you can slightly feel her ribs through a nice layer of fat.
This is just my suggestion and other people may be able to contribute to help you out. :)
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Michigan lost its third straight Big Ten game, its longest losing stint of the season. The Wolverines have closed out a stretch of four conference games in a nine-day span.
Michigan is now 21-10 all-time against Penn State, with an 8-7 mark at the Jordan Center. The 15-point loss to Penn State is the second-worst in the series history. Penn State's best win over U-M was an 18-point victory at the Jordan Center on Jan. 2, 1999.
DeShawn Sims'19 points give him his 18th game this season scoring in double figures and the 44th in his career. Sims, who now has 809 career points, is averaging 15.8 points per game this season.
In addition to his 19-point night, DeShawn Sims had 10 rebounds to post his fifth double-double of the season and sixth of his career. The double dip ties him with Manny Harris for the team lead. Sims and Harris are the only Wolverines to post double-doubles this season.
DeShawn Sims' 10 rebounds give him his fifth double-digit rebounding performance of the season. All five have led to double-doubles. Sims continues to lead the Big Ten with 8.1 rebounds per game. He also grabbed his 400th rebound tonight.
Stu Douglass, who closed with nine points, has sunk eight three-pointers in his last three games, improving his season total to 25.
For just the third time this season, Manny Harris did not score in double figures. He closed withsix points. Harris is averaging 18.1 points per game, which is second in the Big Ten.
Manny Harris has started all 51 games in his Michigan career. In addition, classmate Kelvin Grady started his fifth straight contest, giving him 51 straight in games played for the Wolverines. Grady now has 29 career starts.
Michigan Head Coach John Beilein
On the game... "I think that Penn State as an offensive team is tremendous. We were going to really have to shoot the ball well tonight, probably win the game in the 70s. I didn't know, with where we are in our defense and where they are in their offense, if we could keep that from happening. We certainly couldn't. We couldn't shoot the ball early when we had a chance to and, after that, when they got away from us, we were bad."
On the disappointment of the performance... "This was disappointing from the standpoint that we are struggling in so many areas. Today, I don't think from the beginning to the end it was one of our better performances, but Penn State made that happen. They have a good team."
On where the team goes from here... "We have guys that are good shooters that are not making them in games (right now) and we just have to keep working with it. We're young and inexperienced. A lot of times we have three legitimate freshmen out there, and then a sophomore and a junior. They have some young players too. We just weren't very good tonight and we have to keep working."
On the tempo of the contest... "I thought an important part of this game was establishing the tempo and we did not. You don't normally see me get that upset with my team in the beginning of the game, but we did not play with the tempo that we needed what I would call a road tempo. If you are making those shots, you get away with it, but we did not."
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To celebrate the changing seasons, local label Loop Recordings have released another of their high-quality compilations, combining tracks from 11 different local artists. The emphasis is on resonant, ambient soundscapes, mostly electronic, which draw on several sides of winter. Tracks like Pitch Black's Mirror Beach, or Module's Reflections Scatter draw to mind the pure, frozen world of ice and snow. Paddy Free's collaboration with Richard Nunns on Lali, Skallander's Sky, and the superb Hammock remix of Rhian Sheehan's Borrowing The Past seem to play with the notion of storm clouds racing across the sky, driving wind and rain through the atmosphere. But Oakley Grenell's track Moving On and the Epsilon-Blue remix of Porotiti have a sense of the crackling warmth of the fireside.
This is purely coincidental of course, as they're all tracks that have been created without intention for use in a wintry compilation, but they have been selected and compiled with skill. It's a thoroughly engaging but peaceful listen, a great taster for a new listeners, or a beautifully crafted soundtrack for old fans, one that would suit a cosy Sunday evening.
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Front Row, Left to Right: Karl Hunter, Glen Marhevka, Andy Rowley
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INDIANAPOLIS (March 24, 2014) — Yamaha Artist Services Indianapolis announced that the horn section of the legendary Big Bad Voodoo Daddy band has joined the Yamaha Artist family. GRAMMY Award® nominated swing band Big Bad Voodoo Daddy has sold millions of records, and their music has appeared in hundreds of movies and television shows since the band hit the scene in 1993. Their classic jazz sound has captured audiences for more than twenty years and continues to mesmerize new listeners.
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The rainy season is here to stay, either in the form of thunderbolts and heavy pelts or a slow misty long drizzle that will put even the insomniac to sleep.
Regardless, one has to feed the stomach something warmer than usual, to counter the chilling weather.
What is a better way then to eat steamboat?
Although unintentional, Plan A being to eat Char Siew in Shah Alam, Plan B to return to BellyGood, we found ourselves outside Yuen Steamboat (Plan C, i suppose), it was a not bad idea, considering it had been raining since the morning dew.
Famed for its chicken wings, the strategy is to seat as close to where the chicken wings are laid out. Despite it being a lunch crowd (meaning half full), the chicken wings were still rationed out like gold. Just make sure indulge in a few pieces each time you wait for the pot to boil.
Buffet style at RM19.80 ++ per pax, take a plate and pile the food on. From frozen seafood to meat and then to balls of many kinds, fish and what not, you see that the common trait is frozen. If you are dreaming of "fresh", dont bother. The vegetables though on the other hand looked decent should you dig the omnivore out of the tiny corner of yourself.
BUT buffet style has its advantages as it means getting to fill the pot with flower crabs and prawns in an attempt to get the soup as sweet as possible without actually having to finish it, although the penalty rates at some rate like RM6 per 100gm can be discretionary used upon you.
However the clear soup seem to have lost to the underdog tomyam for some reason that day. The tangy and spicy soup was voted the better soup with the clear soup barely sipped.
Overall for a little over RM21 or RM22, you get a full meal from indulging in anything in your dreams (so long as it is frozen), except for the chicken wings (i hope). If i were to have steamboat again? I probably would prefer the ambience of a cozy home.
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Also at this Venue
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|Wed 31 May
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|Sat 10 Jun
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|Sun 18 Jun
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From Dambusters to Floods, Piers to Punch & Judy, the delightful Seaside Museum, Herne Bay has plenty of surprises under one roof.
Displays include local paintings, prints and photos, prehistoric elephant tusks and fossils from local beaches, coastal wildlife and a Barnes Wallis Bouncing Bomb prototype from World War Two.
Opening details
Winter opening hours 1 November to 31 March:
Tuesday to Sunday 11am to 3pm
If you are making a special visit, please do telephone us on 01227 367368 to ensure we will be open.
Tuesday to Sunday 11am to 3pm
If you are making a special visit, please do telephone us on 01227 367368 to ensure we will be open.
Adults £2.00
Concessions £1.60
Children under 16 free accompanied by an adult.
Adult Annual Pass £5.00
Concession Annual Pass £4.00
The Seaside Museum, Herne Bay is 9 miles from Canterbury via A28 and A291.
: 1 mile from Herne Bay station
- Baby changing facilities
- Coach parties accepted
- Facilities for educational visits
- Gift shop
- Accepts groups
- Children welcome
- Disabled access
- Dogs not accepted (except guidedogs)
- Smoking not allowed
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Hello, I'm new on here and I'm trying to fix my Dad's car, but I'm stuck.
The car is a 1995 E36 coupe and the bottom of a front wing had rotted away, so I cut off the rusty section, made up a new part, and welded it on, but I don't know the name or the paint code for the grey paint I need to finish it.
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Loudoun County resident Michelle Foster sent this story along with the recipe: "In 1966, my husband was an underage freshman at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion, staying on track with his (then) mind-numbing major in accounting. If he changed to French, he would be swooped up immediately by the draft; the draft board was on the lookout for prevaricators and delayers seeking to postpone the draft's mighty maw by changing fields and thus moving back the goal posts of graduation.
"He frequented a local pub and thought about debits and credits perhaps less than [about] Vietnam and Uncle Sam. It's a stretch to say the pub was famous for its red beer, a local specialty, but it turned a blind eye to draft-age boys who found it an excellent way to both start an evening and recover from the one before. It's equally likely that the beer they used was rotgut and the tomato juice tinned, but it was damned tasty at the time.
"John did go to Vietnam, where his French and Vietnamese language skills earned him a top security clearance. And he's now a CPA, go figure. But this is (in much finer form) a lovely drink on a summer afternoon."
Servings: 4
- 1 pound heirloom or other ripe garden tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt (optional)
- Hot pepper sauce or green jalapeño sauce (optional)
- 48 ounces chilled Pilsener beer of choice
- Lime wedges, for garnish
Boil water in a pot large enough to hold the tomatoes over high heat.
Use a sharp knife to score an "X" on the bottoms of the tomatoes. Carefully add them to the water and let sit for 15 to 25 seconds for ripe tomatoes or a bit longer for less-ripe ones. Use a slotted spoon or Chinese skimmer to transfer to a plate or work surface; when cool enough to handle, peel off and discard the tomato skins. Cut the tomatoes into quarters.
Place a strainer over a medium bowl; scoop out the tomato seeds and soft flesh, letting it fall into the strainer; press with a spatula or wooden spoon so that the tomato juices run into the bowl.
There should be a good amount of firm tomato flesh left; transfer to a blender along with the strained juices and process until no chunks remain. Add the lemon juice, the salt and hot pepper sauce (if using) to taste; blend just to combine. The yield should be about 8 ounces.
Transfer to an airtight container; refrigerate long enough so that the juice is the same temperature as the beer it will be poured into.
Divide the juice equally among 4 pilsner glasses (2 ounces per glass). Pour in the beer.
Garnish with the lime wedges; serve immediately.
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Tested by Bonnie S. Benwick.
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Authorities search for missing Halifax Co. teen
SCOTLAND NECK, WTVD - Officials spent Thursday looking for new clues in the 2010 disappearance of an 18 year old girl.
The State Bureau of Investigation, officials with the NC Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, the North Carolina Highway Patrol, and others, all took part in a search near the intersection of Mary Chapel Road and Cemetery Road in Scotland Neck on Thursday.
They were looking for traces of Jalesa Reynolds, who was last seen in Halifax County on Feb. 22, 2010.
Scotland Neck police said Reynolds used a public computer at the Scotland Neck Memorial Library. Records indicate she logged onto a social networking website around 11 a.m., and almost three hours later, she logged onto a computer at a residence on Cemetery Road, which is about 1.5 miles northwest of town. Police believe she left the home between 2 and 3 p.m.
Officials did not say Thursday what information has prompted the new search. Officers were expected to return to the area Friday.
The search has been planned for at least five months. It's expected to last three days.
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WASHINGTON, Sunday—I said goodbye to Franklin, Junior on Friday afternoon and took the five o'clock train to New York, expecting to have a chance to see a friend that evening. I went from the station straight to her apartment and rang the bell. After a long time the door was opened and I discovered that she expected me at five-thirty and being very weary she had gone to bed thinking that something strange had happened to me because as she said "You usually let people know when you change your mind." Needless to say I did not keep her up for long but went on to my own abode.
On Saturday morning I hurried through a few errands and Mrs. Scheider and I took the twelve-thirty train for Washington. Johnnie and Betsey, James' wife, met me at the station and as we drove up they told me funny little incidents about the grandchildren. Chandler, Elliott's little girl not quite three, seems to have an independent spirit and at six a.m. one day the night watchman in the White House picked her up in the basement where she was wandering around unconcernedly in her night clothes. He took her to the third floor, knocked on the first door he came to which happened to be little Kate's room and said to her nurse: "Does this belong to you? I found it in the basement," pointing at Chandler under his arm. She had waked up in the room next to her father and mother and finding no one to entertain her, had finally walked out to explore the world by herself. Since then she has had no further adventures and this one of course, filled all the boys with glee.
At the door of the White House the usher greeted me carrying the little card plaque on which I seat the dinners. I laughed and said: "Must I do that before I take off my hat?", and Johnnie cheerfully said: "I'll seat the table for you!" After greeting everyone in the house, I fell rapidly into the usual routine, seated the table for dinner, started to go through the mail on my desk and then decided to look at my Christmas presents!
On nights of big receptions we have to dine at seven o'clock as the reception begins at nine. My son Elliott and his wife have two young couples from Fort Worth, Dr. and Mrs. Violette and Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy staying with them so it made us quite a party. Our children wanted to hear all the introductions last night so they lined up behind us during the Diplomatic Reception and I think some of the Diplomats must have wondered who the very tall boys with the two charming but rather diminutive ladies were. I felt that it needed only a few grandchildren peeping out from behind the palms to make the family picture complete! I remember well the time that my own small children hid behind the screen at a large dinner party in their night clothes and crawled out across the hall in full view after we were in the dining room!


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|Gap jacket, J Crew henley (old but similar), J Brand jeans (distressed them more myself to look like this),
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Monday, September 9, 2013
So Laid Back (See Jane Wear)
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Adorable comfy chic. The green heels rock!!!ReplyDelete
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Such a great, casual outfit!ReplyDelete
I think it's so smart to look at the kids collection!ReplyDelete
cute outfit! love the jacket!ReplyDelete
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Love that jacket! Definitely a great replacement for the Zara one. Shame that one brokeyed though, ha haReplyDelete
I love these kind of outfits! xo, AlmaReplyDelete
I was just looking at this jacket online yesterday - does it fit tts or did you size down? Love!ReplyDelete
Ha it wouldn't take me to the link of the kids jacket-wanted to see!ReplyDelete
Love those shoes- perfect pop to the outfit!
Love the shoes!!! I'm inspired to pick up some mint heels now :DReplyDelete
I loooove that jacket! And I need to get me some jeans like that, because they look great with heels! Great look :)ReplyDelete
I am terrified of distressing my own jeans! Maybe I should give it a try since yours just look so good!ReplyDelete
I love this outfit and that you distressed the jeans more. Listen, if I could fit into children's clothes I'd be rocking them all the time. Love this new gap blazer though :) They're really doing great things for fall!ReplyDelete
Love this whole look. Especially the jacket and the shoes.ReplyDelete
so cute! i love the pop of color with the shoes!ReplyDelete
I'm in love with your jacket! And I got frisky with a pair of scissors this week as well... but in regards to my hair/bangs - uh oh! ;)ReplyDelete
casual and cool!ReplyDelete
I think a pair of heels can pick up any jeans! I love that for a transition look from day to night, especially while traveling. Great pop of color.ReplyDelete
A lovely casual /chic look and I adore the green heels!!ReplyDelete
A lovely casual /chic look and I adore the green heels!!ReplyDelete
I love the tweed jacket Anna! I'm totally jealous of all the girls who get to shop the kids section... I'm a 5'9" girl too.ReplyDelete
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You look great! I love the chic blazer paired with this otherwise casual outfit! :)ReplyDelete
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Love those jeans! Distressed perfectly!ReplyDelete
I adore those emerald green heels!ReplyDelete
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Love the jacket!ReplyDelete
ha well I don't blame you! I definitely would've worn that jacket too. Even in the kids size :)ReplyDelete
Great look!
Também sempre dou uma olhada nas roupas para adolescentes, algumas vezes encontro alguma coisa que posso usar. Adorei seu casaco, lindo!ReplyDelete
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Loving the heels!ReplyDelete
I love the green heels! So unexpected but awesome!ReplyDelete
I love that jacket -- I wish it was still in stores! xoReplyDelete
You're deadly with a pair of scissors- love the look! :)ReplyDelete
those green heels are awesome!! love this lookReplyDelete
The shoes are cute!ReplyDelete
This is a great comfy and fabulous outfit!ReplyDelete
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The Inner Voice by Marilyn Gelfand
We all have our own style in approaching life. When someone I love solves a problem and it is so different from the way I would have, it seems hard to accept the other's point of view. If I am trying to communicate in a loving way, it is important to understand why the other person sees it in a particular logic.
We don't have to agree, but in order to communicate, it is important to know what I feel, what the person I care about feels, and then if I want to say something, say it in a fashion that will be comprehensible to the other person.
I may have to change my approach with each person who I love.
If someone you know only hears you when you yell, then yell. If another cannot tolerate yelling, then speak quietly. The key is to have the understanding.
We don't want the meaning of what we are trying to convey to get lost in how the message is communicated. When we can detach from the dialog a little, and observe the other person, patterns often emerge.
Then if we use the pattern in a loving way, it becomes so much clearer in our meaning. If we must deal with someone outside of our small group, then we follow our instincts and let the reaction to what we say or do take its course with the other person. For example, if I am driving and I notice that some other driver near me is not paying attention to the road, I may have to honk my horn.
I am honking it for both of our safety. What the other drives feels is immaterial to me.
There may be someone close to you who is always put on the defensive
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If you acknowledge that you understand the other's point of view, then the suggestion in a question format may be easier for the other to digest. We must also be careful of those who are intimidators.
If you are very close to someone who loves to use power to win a point, the best is to show that you are not affected by it. In each situation a solution may occur such as ignoring, using humor or pushing back. If you ask why the person needs to resort to using manipulation, there may be a battle with the other person denying it. It is best to not allow the power trip to work.
Even saying something as simple as "if you say so" may deflate the energy, and then you can say what the point was that you wished to convey. If there is no hope in communicating with someone you love, you may have to avoid certain topics for a while, until the person realizes that something is
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