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BeschreibungHailed as a must read by industry leaders, "How to Build a Thriving Culture at Work, Featuring the 7 Points of Transformation" is a fusion of organizational development and employee wellbeing that provides a sustainable solution for creating thriving workplace cultures.
In a clear, easy-to-understand format, Drs. Ward and Robison explain why traditional models of organizational development and employee wellbeing often fail, assert the need for a radical paradigm shift, and offer a step-by-step action plan featuring The 7 Points of Transformation for organizations that want to thrive instead of merely survive.
This unique approach to integrating organizational and employee wellbeing will free, fuel and inspire employees to bring their best selves to work each day.
"How to Build a Thriving Culture at Work" offers solutions for HR & Wellness professionals who are confused about or disappointed with wellness programs, frustrated by the failure of traditional business development initiatives, or simply want to improve their workplace culture.
You'll discover:
. How current approaches to organizational and employee wellbeing are based on outdated worldviews, and why these flawed foundations are wreaking havoc in today's workplace cultures.
. The outdated science that has created a pervasive stuckness in our approaches to both organizational and employee wellbeing.
. Why organizations should shift from "wellness" to "wellbeing."
. How to use the new scientific discoveries of the past 100 plus years to usher
organizational and employee wellbeing into the 21st century.
* How to transition from traditional approaches to "getting" people to change
(i.e., extrinsic methods) to creating the conditions to support intrinsic motivation.
* The 7 Points of Transformation, a step-by-step blueprint for building a thriving workplace culture like you would a structurally sound and aesthetically pleasing house.
. An in-depth explanation of each of the 7 Points of Transformation.
. How to apply the 7 Points of Transformation to guide the culture change journey.
FREE tools with book:
. Ward & Robison's exclusive workplace culture audit - an online audit that will give you an instant snapshot of the health of your culture.
. 7 Points of Transformation video series - 7 videos with an in-depth at each of the 7 Points of Transformation to build a thriving workplace culture.
Untertitel: Featuring The 7 Points of Transformation. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: BookBaby
Erscheinungsdatum: Dezember 2014
Seitenanzahl: 112 Seiten
Format: epub eBook
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM


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Christian Burgess' second half header proved the difference as the O's lost out in Alberto Cavasin's first home game as manager.
An acton-packed first half ended goalless, but a much more cagey second period saw Burgess rise highest to head home Carl Baker's cross, and despite late pressure from the O's, they slipped to defeat.
Cavasin made five changes from the 1-0 midweek Checkatrade Trophy defeat to Southend United with Alex Cisak, Paul McCallum, Jay Simpson, Yvan Erichot and Jens Janse returning to the starting XI.
It was a positive start form the O's and inside a minute some good play down the right led to the first corner of the game. From the set piece the ball in proved to be a dangerous one to deal with and Paul McCallum's header back into the danger zone was cleared by Pompey.
O's continued in the ascendancy as McCallum and Simpson linked up well up top as the latter played in the former Pompey loanee who swivelled on the ball before seeing David Forde parry the effort away.
Cavasin and his side could breathe a huge sigh of relief on four minutes though when Chaplin produced an exquisite finish from a right-wing cross but the assistant on the far side ruled the effort out for offside.
An action-packed opening five minutes took a turn for the worse for Orient though when skipper Liam Kelly was stretchered off having come down in front of the dugouts and was stretchered off, and Sandro Semedo was his replacement.
That mean a midfield reshuffle once again, with Semedo moving to the left wing and Massey inside.
Pompey went close again as Linganzi was unmarked in the box from a Roberts corner but fortunately for the hosts his header was off target.
Huge penalty appeals were waved away by referee Christopher Sarginson on 11 minutes for the O's as Yvan Erichot appeared to be hauled down in the box, however he decided to wave play on.
Cisak almost presented Pompey with a golden opportunity as a loose pass was picked up by Roberts, who in turn fed Chaplin but the Aussie made amends with a solid save.
The visitors, and most of the crowd, had thought they won a penalty on 23 minutes when Kyle Bennett went down in the box and the referee reached for his pocket and decided to book the Pompey man for diving.
It was Paul Cook's side who had the chances to take the lead as the half drew to a close, with Bennett firing a shot just wide, and then Chaplin's fierce effort from just outside the box was inches wide of Cisak's goal.
Alan Dunne was brought on at the break in place of McCallum, with the O's now going 4-2-3-1 with Dunne and Janse sitting in midfield.
And Dunne almost had an instant mpact as he picked the ball up 30 yards from goal and ran forward before trying to dink his former Millwall team-mate David Forde, however, the keeper was on hand to just claw it out of the air.
It was the visitors who would take the lead though and it came on 57 minutes when Christian Burgess headed home Carl Baker's ball in.
Chances were few and far between as the half went past the halfway stage and the only real effort saw Roberts' shot take a deflection on its way behind for a corner, while the O's struggled to create opportunities.
Pompey came close to a second when Hunt headed a cross back on to his own post with Cisak scrambling.
Up the other end the O's pushed forward in the last 10 minutes in the search of an equaliser. Callum Kennedy's corner found the head of Tom Parkes but his bullet-like effort was blocked before both Parkes and Semedo saw their follow-up shots also kept out by the Pompey defence.
Try as they may the O's were unable to force a late equaliser, and new boss Cavasin will have a full week on the training ground with his squad ahead of next Saturday's home game with Luton Town.
Orient: Cisak, Hunt, Erichot, Parkes, Kennedy, Massey, Janse, Kelly (Semedo 9), Nnomo (Palmer 82), Simpson, McCallum (Dunne HT).
Subs: Sargeant, Bowery, Pollock, Benedicic.
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Subs: O'Brien, Davies, Smith, Lalkovic, Naismith.
Booked: Bennett (29), Stevens (35)
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Goals: Burgess (57)
Attendance: 6,078 (1,323 Portsmouth fans)
Referee: Christopher Sarginson.
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(CNSNews.com) – A plurality of Americans believe President Barack Obama's stimulus package has harmed economic growth, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll released on Friday.
Less than a third, 29 percent, believe the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, better known as the stimulus package, improved the economy. Meanwhile, 43 percent believe it hurt the economy.
The survey was released the same day that the Labor Department released its monthly figures showing that while the number of job cuts were 125,000, the unemployment rate went down from 9.7 percent to 9.5 percent, or two-tenths of a percentage point. President Obama signed the $787 billion stimulus package in February 2009, vowing the bill would save or create 3.5 million to 4 million jobs.
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During brief remarks Friday at Andrews Air Force Base, Obama said the economy is clearly moving in the right direction.
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From his City flat with a view over the Thames, Peter Rees has a delightful 10-minute walk to his office at Guildhall taking him past architectural landmarks that include St Paul's Cathedral, a host of Wren spires, and City newcomer One New Change, a glittering new shopping complex on the corner of Cheapside. And Rees rules over it all.
He is the City of London's chief planning officer, the man responsible for the shape and skyline of the modern Square Mile, arbiter of buildings such as the Gherkin, The Heron apartment block that is under way close to Barbican, and the proposed Walkie Talkie tower on Fenchurch Street.
His mission is not only to protect the area's historic fabric and its reputation as a leading financial centre, but to make it a convivial place in which to live as well as work. Rees wants the City to attract home buyers, shoppers and tourists: to be a rival for the West End. This has involved bringing back a "sense of neighbourhood" to the City's complex commercial and residential pockets.
"It gives me great pleasure that I can now buy bread in Bread Street," he says. This has not been possible since the Great Fire, but Rees is a customer of fashionable Le Pain Quotidien bakery-patisserie near Paternoster Square.
"I can't yet buy milk in Milk Street," he admits. "But that's my aim - we're working on it." One of his buzzwords is "placemaking", by which he means the art of linking up spaces between buildings and pedestrian routes - 90 per cent of all journeys in the City are made on foot - providing public areas where locals can relax. There are, surprisingly, 150 parks and gardens.
When he took the job 25 years ago, the image of the City was a place populated by the bowler hats hurrying to work across London Bridge and leaving at 5pm. One of the changes during his quarter century has been the emergence of an evening restaurant and bar scene, and a wider and better choice of shops - notably Royal Exchange, with its luxury fashion boutiques.
Another surprising (and successful) stat is the head count. It has more than doubled - from 4,500 residents in 1985 to 11,000 today - and it continues to grow, even though new homes play second fiddle to new offices and shops.
Rees, an architect by training, says there is capacity for another 2,000 or so homes, which are likely to come from boutique redevelopments and conversions rather than new high-rise buildings in the core banking area. "Sites with potential for office development always have priority."
Rees reveals to Homes & Property (and worth noting by the property hotspot hunters) that target areas for new homes in the City include the charming Georgian enclave around Carter Lane, south-west of Ludgate Hill; the former Fleet Street newspaper district, where it borders Temple; and towards the Square Mile's boundary with Spitalfields.
New Street, opposite Liverpool Street station, is already a residential hub. This pedestrianised lane has a terrace of recently restored Georgian freehold houses, reinstated after decades as offices, and a listed warehouse built by the East India Company that is now split into 14 splendid lofts.
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Tight supply means City homes normally make sound investments; yet values are still quite a bit lower compared with the best addresses in Westminster borough or Kensington and Chelsea.
Rees, 61, admits the City does not suit all - families are thin on the ground though more are moving into Barbican, which was listed in 2001 and is adored by its fiercely proud residents.
"Actually, the City's ideal for younger and older people because it's close to facilities but reasonably quiet. It makes sense for people to move to the suburbs to raise a family but for downsizers to come back when they want to be close to healthcare and entertainment."
The actual Square Mile runs from Chancery Lane in the west to Aldgate in the east, from the Thames in the south to Chiswell Street in the north.
Most City homes are smaller apartments (often weekday crashpads priced from £350,000) but estate agents report that an increasing number of buyers are looking for a wow-factor main home in the City.
City Corporation's emphasis on business means the area is a clean and safe place to live. There is even a low-profile "ring of steel", with police sentry points at various access roads: a modern version of the medieval City.
A survey in June last year found that City residents are the happiest in Britain about where they live (a 92.4 per cent satisfaction level), beating leafy Richmond into second place.
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Created out of the ruins of a Blitz bombsite, Barbican covers 40 acres smack bang in the middle of the Square Mile and has 2,113 homes - about 4,000 people, roughly half of the City's residential population. Property ranges from studios, to spectacular penthouses and five-storey houses. In total there are 21 blocks and three skyscrapers.
Designed as a small walled town (echoing the old Roman city) it was an upmarket council estate where homes were rented to "City professionals" and key workers, which at the time included barristers and bankers as well as postmen and milkmen.
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Broadway's Come From Away has just been nominated for every Best Musical award this season - including the Tony Award®!This New York Times Critics' Pick takes you into the heart of the remarkable true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them. Cultures clashed and nerves ran high, but uneasiness turned into trust, music soared into the night and gratitude grew into enduring friendships.Don't miss this breathtaking show, written by Tony nominees Irene Sankoff and David Hein and directed by two-time Tony nominee Christopher Ashley (Memphis), that Newsweek cheers, "It does what the best musicals do: takes you to a place you never want to leave."On 9/11, the world stopped. On 9/12, their stories moved us all."An extraordinary, masterful and beautifully crafted show that deserves the highest praise! It transports us on a wave of hope." – Roma Torre, NY1"The catharsis we need in this American moment." – Ben Brantley, The New York Times"The moment it was over, the audience just rose as one - a real, honest-to-God reaction. There was no question this was a moving experience for everybody." - Jeff Lunden, NPRCOME FROM AWAY GROUP TICKETSTo purchase 10 or more tickets, visit Broadway Inbound.
Following sold-out, record-breaking, critically acclaimed world premiere engagements at La Jolla Playhouse and Seattle Repertory Theatre and presented in 2016 by Ford's Theatre, Come From Away landed on the "Best Theater of 2015" lists in the Los Angeles Times, Seattle Times, San Diego Union Tribune, and Times of San Diego. Charles McNulty of the Los Angeles Times called the show "An affecting, stirring and unpretentious new musical. Christopher Ashley's production lets the simple goodness of ordinary people outshine sensational evil," and Bob Verini of Variety raved, "Superb! Canadians Irene Sankoff and David Hein have forged a moving, thoroughly entertaining tribute to international amity and the indomitable human spirit." Peter Marks of the Washington Post called Come From Away, "a heartwarming, compelling and refreshing musical packed with goodwill. The score has an infectious vitality. My heart leaped several times."With a book, music and lyrics by Canadians Irene Sankoff & David Hein, Come From Away is directed by Tony Award nominee Christopher Ashley (Memphis), choreographed by Tony Award nominee Kelly Devine (Rocky), with music supervision by Ian Eisendrath (A Christmas Story), scenic design by Tony Award winner Beowulf Boritt (Act One), costume design by Tony Award nominee Toni-Leslie James (Jelly's Last Jam), lighting design by two-time Tony Award winner Howell Binkley (Hamilton), sound design by Tony Award nominee Gareth Owen (End of the Rainbow), orchestrations by Tony Award nominee August Eriksmoen (Bright Star), music arrangements by Ian Eisendrath and casting by Telsey + Company.
Petrina Bromley, Geno Carr, Jenn Colella, Joel Hatch, Rodney Hicks, Kendra Kassebaum, Chad Kimball, Lee MacDougall, Caesar Samayoa, Q. Smith, Astrid Van Wieren, Sharon Wheatley, Josh Breckenridge, Susan Dunstan, Tamika Lawrence, Tony LePage
Author: Irene Sankoff & David HeinMusic & Lyrics: Irene Sankoff & David HeinDirector: Christopher AshleyChoreography: Kelly DevineProducer: Junkyard Dog ProductionsPress Agent: Polk & Co.
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"Come From Away" has brought together an actress and the real-life pilotwho broke barriers and whose flight was diverted to Newfoundland on 9/11.
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You ignore the terrible noises, full of agony and torment, and concentrate on the thing.
You scrutinize the thing as best as you can. It seems to be very blurry, but you can make out some colours. Whatever it is, it seems to be staring right back at you. You flinch and it flinches too. You calm yourself and it calms itself as well. You focus your mind in hopes of seeing it more clearly. As the chaotic, confused and fearful thoughts subside in your mind the level of light in the room increases, but you maintain your focus. The blurry thing becomes more defined. You can make out a body and a head, two eyes now... a nose.... a face.
Your face.
The room is now flooded with a bright white light to the point where nothing is visible save your own body and the body of this... thing... this thing that looks exactly like you.
"Who are you?"
The question is not a demand, it is not laden with fear or anger, it is simply a request for information, a request between equals. And you're not sure who asked it, you or him?
Surely, he is simply a reflection of some sort. You spin around and he spins around. You jump and he jumps. You stand still in contemplation and he does the same. You realize that you must be hallucinating or else you have come into contact with some strange phenomenon...
One more test. You make a funny face. He doesn't make a funny face. He snickers.
"WHO ARE YOU?" You both ask one another with a little less patience than before.
Is it possible that this thing is in the same circumstance as you? It certainly seems that way. He seems no less confused, no less distraught, no less insane.
Perhaps you should answer him first.
"I am... me. Um..."
Oh dear. It's a question you can't answer! Who are you? And... how did you get in this house?
"Call me Jack," you finally say. He nods, and chuckles. "I was gonna ask you to call me the same thing... well, I guess you can call me Jim. Next best name I can think of."
You both nod in agreement. "So, neither of us know who we are or how we got here?" Jim asks. You shake your head.
"What were you doing before we were here looking at eachother?" You ask. He tells you his story, as far back as he can remember, and it is exactly like yours, including the encounter with the 'thing' and the decision to concentrate on it. When you made the funny face and when Jim laughed was the point of divergence between your two stories.
"So, what do we do now?" Jim asks.
Suddenly the light dims and you find yourselves back in the basement. "Let's go upstairs," you say "and see if anything has changed."
You both run upstairs and turn the corner, entering the kitchen. You find yourselves face to face with the screaming boy. But he is not screaming. He is sitting calmly on the floor, cross-legged and smiling pleasantly.
"Have you figured out where you are now?"
You and Jim look at one another. You see a loss for words in one another's eyes and look back towards the calm boy on the floor.
He sighs. "This is you. All of this." He motions around the room. "This environment is the creation of your mind, these strange situations you have encountered are all manifestations of problems that you have in real life. You have entered a self-induced trance in order to resolve these issues and, for purposes you will have to figure out, you have decided to whipe any knowledge of your own identity from your mind in order to ensure that you reach the proper solution."
"Who is he?" You and Jim point to one another, asking the same question.
"Just someone to talk to." The boy responds.
The boy stands up, drops a short piece of string on the ground and begins to scream again.


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Sorry for the radio silence about tonight's debate, but I'm still in a state of shock. This was a full-on freak show. No blog description can do it justice, I'm afraid. It was just two continuous hours of stupid prepackaged zingers, chuckleheaded ignorance, and reactionary one-upsmanship for the benefit of the adoring tea party audience. Even Jon Huntsman decided that full-bore idiocy was his only chance to make an impression. Mitt Romney tried gallantly to stay just barely on the right side of sanity, but it's not clear that it helped him any. The CNN pundits seemed much more impressed with Rick Perry's virile "presence."
Jesus, what a depressing experience. Europe is about to implode, there's a pretty good chance that this could be enough to tip our economy back into recession too, and one of those clowns on the stage tonight might end up being president when it happens. Lord help us.


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text: ST. LOUIS, June 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Arch Coal, Inc. (NYSE:ACI) ("Arch" or "the company") and Bowie Resources, LLC ("Bowie") today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Arch will sell to Bowie its wholly-owned subsidiary, Canyon Fuel Company, LLC ("Canyon Fuel"), for $435 million in cash, subject to customary adjustments for working capital and other items. Both companies have approved the transaction, which is expected to close in the third quarter of 2013. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120727/CG47668LOGO) "The sale of our Utah operations is consistent with our previously announced plan to unlock value for our shareholders by divesting certain non-core thermal coal assets," said John W. Eaves, Arch's president and CEO. "As part of our strategy, we have been diligently focused on optimizing our asset base, expanding our coal export network, reducing our discretionary capital spending and re-aligning our portfolio for growth. With this transaction, we're delivering on a number of these initiatives while also enhancing our financial flexibility." Canyon Fuel includes the Sufco and Skyline longwall mines and the Dugout Canyon continuous miner operation, all located in Utah. In addition to these active operations and related support facilities, Bowie will receive approximately 105 million tons of bituminous coal reserves in Utah. After the transaction is completed, Bowie plans to keep the existing 725-person workforce in place at the Canyon Fuel operations. "From the inception of our ownership of Bowie, our goal has been to establish a core business rooted in the Western Bituminous Region and to grow it, not only organically but with synergistic acquisitions," said John J. Siegel, a principal owner of Bowie. "In that context, it would be hard to imagine a more logical next step in our evolution than the purchase of these superior Canyon Fuel mines." Positioning for the Future "The divestiture of Canyon Fuel will streamline Arch's mine portfolio and allow us to focus on the most value-enhancing parts of our business, such as building out and upgrading our Appalachian metallurgical coal platform and optimizing our low-cost thermal coal franchise to serve the domestic and export coal markets," said Eaves. "Our Utah operations have generated more than $600 million in free cash flow for Arch since 1998 and have created significant value for our company. But we believe that monetizing these assets now, before investing meaningful additional capital, is the right course of action for our shareholders." Arch will retain its Mountain Coal Company's West Elk mine in Colorado and approximately 300 million tons of coal reserves in the Western Bituminous Region, including bituminous reserves located in southern Wyoming. In 2012, the West Elk mine sold 6.7 million tons of high-quality, low-sulfur coal, of which roughly 40 percent was shipped into the seaborne thermal market. "West Elk is a valuable, low-cost asset with a broad market reach that includes customers in the eastern and western United States and in the international arena," said Paul A. Lang, Arch's executive vice president and chief operating officer. Enhancing Financial Flexibility "This sale pulls forward multiple years' worth of expected cash flows for Arch, reduces our future capital outlays and further increases our liquidity, all of which greatly enhance our financial flexibility," said Eaves. "Moreover, Arch's ample cash balance positions the company for future debt reduction as coal markets improve."


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Debating about how to go about my personal life and all the advice i recive from the ones that are part of my inner circle.
I will achieve something by the end of this year.The capacity to run my own store,not own by me but for my direct boss.
And has it happens I see the woman who welcomed me to this new firm maybe on the breach of living somewehere else.Sad times,good times.Life as yet again changed for me in a good way.
I saw my form boss yesterday and as i told him about how I have become more and more involve in the dealings of this new company i had the surreal experience of seeing him ask me if my boss company has a contract for his own.
And i stop and look at this man I never liked or respect and see the tables turn and wonder what else has the future install for both of us ?
To all of you here is a piece of information that is personal.
I want to fall in love.
I think I have less change to make this happen than the rest of my professional life.
Today was my day to sit in front of the small screen and watch the program "Big Questions",in BBC 1.
I have mentioned before but is never enough in their behalf to praise their brilliant debate program.
There three question but the one that really made me want to share here is this one "Should we all be ina common DNA data base ?",and has i heard all the comments pro and against.
I say.Yes,we should.Because no matter what your personal believes are if your DNa is on a data base it is still protect from a legal point of view and it can `t be use unless you commit a crime they can link you to it.
But the idea behind is to help provide with more forensic evidence that will solve crimes not to invade the privacy of people.
And no matter what you really think of it,let me just tell you this if you had a relative of yours that has suffered a violent crime you would think the same.
But that was just what I did this morning.And now here I am writing.Freedom of speach.To think and express what you trully believe without thinking that there is someone out there sensoring you.
Well obviously there is or I wouldn`t have been flagged twice but that is the beauty of living in a society that has the right to express himself and obviously pay the price for their opinions.
If I ever change my views on what to eventually learn at uni,I would pick Sociology instead.I find the path we have lead so far as a race fascinating...


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Correlation Between Tooth Movement and Jaw Movement?
Without pictures, it is difficult to say but if your teeth have moved in such a way as to alter your bite then yes your jaw to jaw relationship can be changed by your teeth moving.
It is possible you can correct the problem with braces or clear aligners but it sounds to me like your original orthodontics was not very stable and you may very well require some arch development in order to create sufficient space for all of your teeth to fit in a straight position along your dental arch.
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And speaking of hypocrisy, you MISERABLE HYPOCRITE, when have you EVER taken to task ANYONE here who has said HORRIBLE things to "atheists" and/or believers in a different god than the bible god?<quoted text>Bullshyt! You spew hatred in your very first reply to any visitor on this thread that you perceive as a Christian. You are full of biased hatred towards people you've never met. Liar, hypocrite.
Just this morning- maybe last evening- but VERY recently- Lunger told me to KILL MYSELF.
Where is your "outrage" over that, you PHONY??
If telling someone to "kill themselves" isn't the EPITOME of hatred, I don't know what is.
Yet you have NO problem with the venom spewed here toward those who don't believe in the Christian god.
You ARE truly sickening and you PERSONIFY the meaning of the word "hypocrite".
NOW stay the HELL away from me, you CREEP.
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BeschreibungBirgitta's religious authority considered, with regard to her prophetic mission and her authenticity as a medium of divine revelation in 14c Europe.
InhaltsverzeichnisProphecy in the Christian tradition - a "double bind" for women; the life and "Revelations" of Birgitta; bride and channel of the Holy Spirit - Birgitta's vocation as visionary prophet; mystical pregnancy and prophecy in the "Revelations" - Birgitta's identification with the Virgin Mary; submission, role reversals and partnerships - Birgitta and her clerical associates; doubts, derision and denunciations - negative responses to Birgitta's voice of prophecy; "Revelatrix" of divine wisdom - justifications for God's selection of a female prophet.
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"The Litigators" tops best-sellers list
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Just something to pass the time.
His tiny blue eyes blinked has he watched me. How could such a delicate thing lay in such destruction? The child lay still, dressed in his dirty rags, in the ruins of his home. We were supposed to defend it. I was supposed to defend it. But we were too late, and now all that was left of the city of Riend was ash.
I lifted the boy gently, as if he were of my own blood. He sqeaked, clearly too young to speak. Holding him close to my chest I prayed for his safety. I prayed that he would grow to be strong and loved.
Flinching, my eyes flickered open. I felt it then. His tiny fingers on my chest, next to my heart. It was then that I realised it was my love he needed.
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"Suiadan!" I called. "Pay attention." His pacience was getting lesser by the day. He was forever gazing into the hills behond our woods. Trying to train him was harder than getting a rock to move of it's own accord. It was clear to all that he wasn't of elven blood, for his archery skills were less than poor. His sword work was better, but he'd lose interest and injure himself. We'd swapped blades for wooden swords, and his knuckles were more bruised than ever. "Watch the enemy."
Suiadan signed as he walked to my side. As expected, he was shorter and had a stronger build than I did. He was small for a man, but he was still young. "What is wrong?"
"Aníron gwanna." He muttered in my native tongue. "I wish I could roam the valleys that I see on the horizon."
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Podcast interview with Sue on US Public Radio To the best of our knowledge about memes and temes. 29 July 2012
Jonnie Hughes article in The Independent 14 July 2012 on his new book On the Origin of Tepees.
Alan Winfield's 5 minute lecture on dancing robots, from his Artificial Culture Project at UWE Bristol. Interview on dancing robots in BBC News Technology June 2012
Q&A with Sue for Know Your Meme, April 2012
Art experiments with copying and Chinese Whispers by Rachel Cohen
Richard Dawkins on memetically engineering the word "bright" in "Atheist - the Dirty Word" YouTube
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Memetics UK
This site began with the Bristol based memelab. I hope to provide a simple, but useful, resource for finding out what is happening in the world of memes and memetics.
Links to other memes
Sue's publications on memes.
To watch or listen ...
Interview on memes with Karol Jalochowski, with subtitles in Polish, Jan 2012
Internet memes on The Pod Delusion 2010
C-Realm podcast - Sue talks to KMO about memes, drugs and Zen. 28 Jan 2009
Genes, memes and temes. Lecture at TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Monterey, CA, 28 Feb 2008
Is God a dangerous delusion? A debate with Alister McGrath at Bristol University, 13.11.2007
Darwin Day Lecture "Darwin's Meme: On the origin of culture by means of natural selection" , , University of Central Lancashire, 12.02.07 Abstract
The Sci Phi Show - Outcast #8, Interview on Memes, 21 August 2006
The Future of Memetics audio of a lecture given at Pop!Tech 2005
To read ....
my blog at CiF is about Internet memes April 2011
The Edge Question 2010. How is the Internet changing the way you think? See my response on Self and the Third Replicator as well as previous answers.
Articles in New Humanist - Natural selection applies to everything, in Aesthetica - Memes, Creativity and Consciousness, and follow up to Massimo Pigliucci's objections to memetics in Skeptical Inquirer 2008.
Art and memes article
Interview for NextModernity Library.
Review of Richerson and Boyd's new book Not by Genes Alone.
Interview for GEO magazine (German), December 2003
Interview with Pascal Jouxtel for the la Société Francophone de Mémétique, in both French and English
... and Old (1997)! Interview with Andrew Brown for Salon Magazine
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If a couple doesn't have sex around the time of ovulation, the girl
can't get pregnant. The trick is knowing when ovulation happens.
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How Well Does It Work?
Over the course of 1 year, about 25 out of 100 typical couples who
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The rhythm method does not protect against sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs). For those having sex, condoms must always be used
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Consistent abstinence (not having sex) is the only method that
always prevents pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
Who Uses It?
The rhythm method is not a reliable way to prevent pregnancy for
most teens. It is often very difficult to tell when a girl is fertile,
and she can conceive for up to 6 days before she ovulates to 1 or
2 days after. Because teens often have irregular menstrual cycles,
it makes predicting ovulation much more difficult. The rhythm method
requires a commitment to monitoring body changes, keeping daily
records, and above all not having sex during the fertile period.
Couples often need to practice for months to get this method right.
How Do You Get It?
For couples interested in this method, it is best to talk to a doctor
or counselor who is trained in fertility awareness. He or she can
then teach the couple the skills they need to know to practice the
rhythm method accurately.
How Much Does It Cost?
The tools needed for the rhythm method - such as ovulation detection
kits and thermometers, for example - are available in drugstores
but can be expensive. Again, it's best to talk to a doctor for advice
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His mouth, it's all I can stare at. All the way across the room he's laughing with Philip. The lips are parted, red, plump and slightly wet. He must have licked his lips before I started staring. He notices my eyes and I'm forced to look away. Damn, I feel my cheeks heat up, must be bright red.
I risk a sly glance; he's made his way past that big group of his friends and has chosen a table to have lunch. He and Philip are excited about something, they're both talking enthusiastically. His eyes are showing their gleaming whites in his excitement. His arms are flailing quite a lot but somehow he remains handsome unlike Philip who might be considered manic right now.
I'm so calm today, I think its mostly due to the fact that I know this is the last time I'll see him, and because I'm finally going to let this fantasy go. Hopefully. No it will go, it can't continue if I don't see him can it? But my decision today is prickling this air of calm. Do I say goodbye to a boy who hardly knows me? There doesn't seem to be a reason not to, we aren't great friends, but today's the excuse! A final goodbye is worthy of even the briefest of acquaintances!
He has gone to the vending machine, this is perfect. I quickly make my way to the snack bar adjacent and make myself a cup of tea nonchalantly. He seems really happy, a lovely grin on his face that makes my stomach quake a little. He reaches underneath where I'm standing for some sugar packets for the coffee he is drinking. He looks at me and his white teeth break through the grin into a gut sparkling smile.
"Hi Spats!" He nearly giggles.
"Bye Erin." I reply more sadly then I intended, "I'm leaving college today, the family's decided to move to Iceland… so, have a nice life!" I say lightly.
The whites of his eyes gleam again, he's taken aback it seems. He frowns.
"Oh." He says with a little pout, "I always thought we had plenty of time to get to know each other, you make me laugh in lectures."
Ow my heart, a small twist of the un-requainted knife.
'Well too late now', my brain says cheerily, 'wrap it up you have to go to the computer room', it laughs.
However my mouth defies it, and me. I say-
"Well there's no reason not to, you can come over in the next couple of weeks if you like to look at packing boxes and empty floors. My DVD collection is still out and about."
It didn't scare him, thank god, he looks genuinely interested.


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On the break, ESPN First Take Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless brought up the discussion, "Should Lebron stop his pregame dunks?" It came up after Lebron said (last night) that he wasn't going to dunk pre-game anymore after repeated nagging for him to do the dunk contest! It was a live debate, and Fans were able pick a side, Stephen A. Smith "his perogative" or Skip Bayless "Stop It!" Check out the first take above!


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Battery powered tailgate party sound system
Subject: General Tech | July 14, 2010 - 01:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Measuring 12.5" x 9.5" x 14" the ION Tailgater is a 20 pound all in one audio solution, speakers and inputs included. There are three completely separate inputs, two mic inputs, one of which can handle an instrument and a third input for component audio in, all with their own volume controls. An iPhone/iPad dock allows you not only to use that device as an audio source, it can also recharge it as well. On the back is a plug that will allow you to string multiple Tailgaters together with the correct plug.
Miss those old games that truly hated you as a player
Subject: General Tech | July 14, 2010 - 12:46 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Nowadays, in order to make a platform game difficult the programmers give your opponents ridiculously good aim, or have inconvenient
respawn points, bosses you have to kill multiple times and many other things that feel more like an AI cheat than pure unbridled hatred. The original Ninjagaiden was evil, it did not want you to win and would go out of its way to try to get you to launch your controller at the TV. If you miss those days then Demon's Souls might be right up your alley. Just about everything can kill you in a maximum of two hits and death is a bad thing. N
The Sandy Bridge is closer than it appeared
Subject: General Tech | July 14, 2010 - 12:09 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
You might think that after Intel brought in a total revenue of $10.8 billion
and a net income of $2.9 billion, that they might take a break and relax for a bit. If so, you don't know Intel very well as when they see a chance to capitalize on an opportunity, they do it. In this case we are seeing a bump in the arrival time for Sandy Bridge. The Inq
Building a better algorithm to ascertain alien activity
Subject: General Tech | July 13, 2010 - 12:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SETI@Home, the grandfather of the distributed computing programs like Folding@Home has benefited greatly from the continual increase of computational power and is perhaps one of the best reasons to own a multicore processor. At its heart it has not changed, the search algorithms that are used have not changed and they continue to search the same wavelengths as they have for over a decade. There is plenty of sky left to search on those wavelengths but there are of course many others to be searched, if only there was a solid algorithm to sort through the noise to find any signal.&nbs
Putting a value on your entertainment
Subject: General Tech | July 12, 2010 - 12:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
At a recent trip to the movies, it occurred to The Tech Report that something was amiss in the value they received for their money at the theatre. The movie in question was the new 3D version of Toy Story 3, which they hoped would be a great chance for Pixar to show off the evolution of 3D in the theatre. Unfortunately while the extra dimension did not detract from the experience it also did not add much either. As they dropped $30 for a pair of tickets and just over an hour of entertainment, TR couldn't help
Consider your self a bit of a musician? Get some tips for your production machine.
Subject: General Tech | July 8, 2010 - 03:49 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
In the first part of ExtremeTech's series on making a Home Music Production machine they covered some of the basics for set up; suggesting an OS and hard drive were two of the main points. In this second part they assume the machine is built and running but the job is not yet finished as there are several OS tweaks to consider. The article focuses on Win7 64bit edition and there are several services to turn of as well as some suggestions on where to get your audio drivers from. If you are considering using a PC to enhance the music and content you create
The only possible excuse for miming the use of a mouse
Subject: General Tech | July 8, 2010 - 03:21 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The aptly named Mouseless is a way to use a mouse without the need for a physical lump o' plastic cupped in your hands. It consists of an infrared laser beam and an infrared camera which are installed on the computer you will be using. The beam projects over the surface your hand will be on while the camera keeps track of the motion of your hand and fingers as the way that they break the plane of the beam changes. MAKE:Blog didn't find any open source plans for th
Something a little different in the form of Puzzle Agent
Subject: General Tech | July 7, 2010 - 04:47 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
At just $10, Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent isn't much of an investment and it is guaranteed to bring a smile to the face of anyone who likes point and click puzzle games. The hook is the storyline that you follow and the characters that you will be clicking on, this type of game really allows dialogue to come through in a way unique to this genre. From the reaction Ars Technica had to the game it might not be perfectly appropriate to play with young offspring it will at least kee
If you absotively posilutely have to have Flash on your iPad
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If you can't give up your Flash apps Engadget can tell you about the Frash app, available to install on jailbroken iPads. Once you've unlocked the iPad and have installed software able to communicate between your machine and iPad and installed Frash then you will get an 'F' icon on embedded Flash elements and clicking that will enable playback. The app is still very young and the Flash playback is a little less smooth than you might want but at least you won't be
A brief history of the second most used processor architecture
Subject: General Tech | July 6, 2010 - 04:58 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ARM thinks small but has grown larger than you might realize, there are an estimated 20 billion of the tiny processors in use. Growing from a small co-processor that would happily work with several existing processors already available on the market to it's current status of comprehensive System on a Chip. Strangely on of the biggest secrets of their success, the incredibly low power required to run these chips was not even a consideration in the original design of the chip but they have since realized and capitalized on that to ensure dominance in the embedded chip market.
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Casio keys,
A falsetto mess,
Crying women
fill the streets;
I could never breathe,
While winter fears its rest.
I mourn the death of
myself, and the world,
From poisoned ideals
and expired religions,
Traditions of a nation
left awake at night.
The variations on my heart,
A new sentimentality
with old creaking joints,
They sold us the names
of our daughters,
And burned pictures of
happier times;
Buried truth in
elided lives and
these faceless
recreation myths.
A small frame hung at dawn,
Bellwether, I couldn't
see for the trees.
Her hair still moved
in rebellion, but
hate left jaded eyes
for the first time,
Fey realized.
I would cry for the beauty,
Sob for the sorrow,
And find solace in death,
Yet life was elegiac
in this last respect,
I was saved, and broken,
A tarnished crest.


text: Fourth lecture in the series 'Global Values in a Changing World- Synergy of State and Society in a Globalized World' Lecture and Discussion: Monday 17 January 2011 Patricia Almeida Ashley Prince Claus Chair in Development and Equity – 2009/2011 International Institute of Social Studies - Erasmus University Rotterdam A perspective from a social responsibility researcher in civic driven action in Brazil: the case of São Joao del Rey – Ecocidades Project (Proext Mec/Cidades – 2007/2009) From academia to government, business and civil society agents Some next steps in social responsibility movement: from corporate and organizational to networks, markets and territories São João del Rey, Minas Gerais, Brasil (founded in 1709; pop. 85000) Lenheiro Important: DuringRiver the Winter Lenheiro river in the Summer Córrego do Lenheiro after each "Summer Rain" Fonte: Foto da Semana, Jornal Gazeta de São João Del-Rei, 2008 Córrego do Lenheiro – Upstream the center of São João del Rey Residencial Lenheiros – upstream the Lenheiro river Proext Mec/Cidades – government funding for extension/research projects related to urban development – 30.000 reais in 2007 (13.667 euros) Social responsibility studies, tools, knowledge was not part of the local culture, public policies, business practices, educational policies Events, courses, opinion papers, radio inverviews, tv programmes, research papers of a research group were only supported by engaged civil society groups (some), labour unions (some), some business leaders (two), councillors (two of ten), some schools (three) Not understood by political leaders in the city hall Not accepted as a transversal concept in curriculum in the university (internal struggle in the department) The United Nations Global Compact The United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) The United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) AA1000 guidelines for stakeholder engagement in management ISO 26000 standard guidance as a meta language for integrating social responsibility tools A five year process engaging national standards bodies, multi- stakeholder national committees and mirror committees from more than 90 countries A global consensus on current core themes, principles and issues of social responsibility, which includes legal compliance and voluntary actions It considers relational governance of stakeholders (not only shareholders) It is not only a matter of 'business' but 'organizational' social responsibility (private, public and non-profit organizations) Values Principles 1. Accountability 2. Transparency 3. Ethical behaviour 4. Respect for stakeholders' interests 5. Respect for the rule of law 6. Respect for international norms of behaviour 7. Respect for human rights Human Rights Community Involvement and Development Labour Practices Governance Consumer Issues The Environment Fair Operating Practices Principles Issues e.g. UN Global Compact e.g. OECD guidelines ISO 26000 Results e.g. GRI Stakeholder Governance e.g. AA 1000 Not only corporate and organizational social responsibility 1. Networks of Values on social responsibility 2. Networks in Markets: the ethics of care as expression of market value and, thus, risk management considering social, environmental and economic risks of projects, organizations and products 3. Network in Territories as scopes for multi-actor and multilevel governance of stakeholders´social responsibilities Legal Compliance Social Expectations Ethical Ideals International Law and Regulation International Standards and Practices International Codes of Principles and Ethics Country, Provincial and Municipal Law and Regulation Country, Provincial and Municipal Standards and Practices Country, Provincial and Municipal Codes of Principles and Ethics Sectoral and Organizational Law and Regulation Sectoral and Organizational Standards and Practices Sectoral and Organizational Codes of Principles and Ethics Level 2 Level 3 Level 1 Protect Respect International National Remedy Provincial Municipal UN framework for Human Rights Sectoral and Organizational State and Government Science and Knowledges Media Capital Investment Finance Trade Union Business Association Enterprise Not for Profit and CommunityBased Time/Space Linking multi-actor and multilevel social responsibility to development and equity goals Phase 4: Values/Policies Alignment Innovation Phase 1: Political Commitment for Values/Policies Alignment Phase 3: Values/Policies Alignment Renovation Phase 2: Values/Policies Alignment Assessment UN Millenium Development Goals + UN Report on Human Development Outcomes in Territorial Indicators of Development Contacts: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com Ecocidades: www.ecocidades.org ISS: www.iss.nl


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Tempo - Metronome with Setlists
By Frozen Ape Pte. Ltd.
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Tempo is the bestselling and most accurate metronome on the App Store. Featured as "New and Noteworthy" and "Staff Favorite" by Apple on the main iTunes landing page. Same price as upgrading a free alternative. If you're going to demo free apps, why not give Tempo Lite a try?
Ever since its release, Tempo has been consistently in the top 100 of the Music category in over 30 countries, and the top paid metronome app in most countries. Tempo's engine is written from the ground up for high accuracy and stability. It keeps going even in device lock mode, making it a useful aid for live drumming.
Tempo features an innovative interface that morphs between modes that each presents a different combination of functionalities optimized for the task at hand. Five modes are available on the iPhone: Basic, Preset, Setlist, Practice and Gig. On the iPad, Preset, Gig and Complete modes are available, the last providing access to all controls.
Visit www.frozenape.com for demo videos.
Features Summary
• 35 different time signatures, including compound and complex meters: 1-13/2, 1-13/4, 3/8, 5/8(2 variations), 6/8, 7/8(3 variations), 9/8, 12/8
• 6 rhythm patterns for simple meters and 3 for compound meters
• Customize accents or turn beats off to create more complex rhythms
• Tap tempo function
• Tempo ranges from 10 to 800
• Visual feedback in the form of pulsating LEDs
• Two pendulum types, each with two animation types
• Flash whole screen
• Fullscreen display mode with gesture controls
• Store presets in multiple setlists
• Advanced setlist management including search, overwriting, copying between setlists and multi-deletion
• Quick editing
• Share setlists via email
• Backup via iTunes File Sharing
Automator and Tracker
• Track number of bars played or time your practice
• Stop playback automatically when limit reached
• Up to 2 bars of voice count in
• Automatic adjustment of tempo every n number of bars or n amount of time
• Loop and auto advance through setlists
• Choose from 14 sound sets, including one optimized for live drumming click tracks
• Voice counting
• Vibration mode
• Pan audio left, right or centered
• Volume control and mute button
• Control setlists, tempo and playback with AirTurn, iRig BlueBoard, PageFlip Cicada, headphones remote and other accessories
• Assign action to proximity sensor trigger
• Classical metronome and Italian tempo markings
• Pitch pipe for playback of all 12 chromatic pitches (calibration from A = 414 to 466 Hz)
• Multi-tasking support: plays in background, with audio from other apps
• Four color themes and 2 styles
• Theme Editor to create unlimited custom themes (iPhone only, coming to iPad later)
What's New in Version 3.9.1
Bug fixes
Customer Reviews
Perfect for drummers.
Im a Nashville drummer and I use Tempo exclusively as my gigging metronome on my iPad mini 2, which I clip to my hi hat stand. The setlist customization is the biggest value for me, along with being a stable app that has yet to crash. Two recommendations from me: 1) Could you include auto capitalization when typing in song titles in a setlist? The iPhone version does this and its a nice detail, but the iPad version does not. 2) I wish there was a way to import and view charts (or pictures of charts) and link them to the corresponding click in the setlist.
I love that you can rest multiple set lists. All the different time signatures, syncopation options, accent option, tap tempo, and the live use functionality. I use this app for live gigs through a couple head phone amps to provide the whole band with tempo. I would highly recommend this app for anyone who practices with a metronome, or plays live music. The only way that this could be better is if it could sync to Ableton live.
Fantastic Metronome App!!!
I have been using Tempo for years now! It is super fast, accurate, and very responsive. It has just as many, if not more, features than actual comparable metronomes that cost $50+. The playlist ability is amazing for live performances or practice.
There is sooo much more to this app that I don't have time to get into. But, the bottom line is, Tempo is absolutely worth the money, no questions asked! A "must have" for any musician!
- $2.99
- Category: Music
- Updated: Jan 18, 2017
- Version: 3.9.1
- Size: 22.2 MB
- Apple Watch: Yes
- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
- Seller: Frozen Ape Pte. Ltd.
- © 2009-2014 Frozen Ape Pte. Ltd.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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