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Isabel Newman – investment executive, CAF Venturesome
Adaptation is key: It's important that people adapt as the business changes, transitioning through the different phases of growth and development requires different skills and therefore different training. Adapting is key and training can help with that.
Skills at management level need to be developed: We investigated the reasons why some of our social investments have failed from an financial perspective. Where we had not recovered our investment in full, there was a lack of appropriate skills at management level. The skills required obviously vary on a case-by-case basis but we're seeing that business skills, not just financial ones, need attention.
Servane Mouazan – founder, Oguntê
A socially focused mindset is needed: Social entrepreneurs need a socially focused mindset and an understanding they will align commercial purposes with social objectives before they even start, and then focus on making their project a viable structure.
Ensure workshops for social entrepreneurs can be applied to their business: Through the incubator that we run at Ogunte, social entrepreneurs meet investors, marketeers, intermediaries, buyers and potential customers and from these conversations they quickly understand that their personal priorities come from a specific demand.
Basic skills for social entrepreneurs: Jargon-free communication, ability to recruit a relevant team, ability to show what you claim, ability to say this venture is a disaster, let's stop this now, learn from it and start something else differently.
Kate Richardson – programme manager, On Purpose
Social and commercial interests need to align: On Purpose tends to think about it in terms of combining social and commercial ways of working. There is a distinct need for those working in the social enterprise sector to be bilingual as it were.
Ilaina Rabbat – co-founder, Amani Insitute
Focusing on social impact: will guide how you organise, which values you prioritise in your organisation and how you will make decisions. What we refer to as mindset also means, for us, how social entrepreneurs align themselves, what tools they use to be resilient (because we are facing not only the common entrepreneurial challenges) and how they can retain integrity.
Personality is valued over skills: When Amani Institute conducted a study on the state of talent development in the social sector, we asked employers who been in the field for years what skills they are looking for in the people they want to hire. When asked about the attributes of a good and bad employee, nearly all answers dealt with personality-based traits over specific skill-sets. For employers in the social sector, who a person is matters as much as what they know and what they can do.
Social entrepreneurs should be innovative: Starting a social business, while it may be beneficial to some people, won't necessarily focus on changing the system to tackle root causes of problems.
Motivation is key: We agree that collaborative work is super important for motivation. Another important source of motivation is a person's passion which is why alignment between your passions and professional development are so important. The best motivation is when we love what we do, which may sound cliche but is in fact a very neglected aspect in training programs.
Kate Whittle – co-operative developer and partner at Co-operantics
Plan for succession: The key is to plan for succession right from the start. Identify key areas of risk and have more than one person trained up. Some co-operatives use multi-skilling approaches, such as having everyone trained in basic core skills as well as having more than one member trained in specialist areas.
Decision-making is critical: Clarity over who gets to take what decisions and who are they accountable to needs to be written down and available to all; clarity over how decisions get taken, what does consensus mean? How do you do it? When is it appropriate? Effective meetings, having a good reason for holding a meeting, good chairing, concise action minutes, clear delegated actions and follow-up.
Information for budding young social entrepreneurs: Baker Brown Associates offers professional development programmes for advisers, development workers and other types of support workers, leading to ILM VRQ Level 5 Certificate and Diploma in Social Enterprise Support. The programme combines theory and practice in equal measure. It examines the concepts underpinning social enterprise, including current definitions, the social enterprise business model, and the legal, organisational and financial frameworks that support sustainable social enterprises. It also explores the processes and professional competencies of working with clients, in a variety of settings, and utilising a range of different support styles.
Andy Brady – programme manager, 3rd Sector Futures
Social enterprises need a collective vision: There is sometimes too much emphasis on all social enterprises coming from one person's vision alone. Much more emphasis on co-operation, group endeavour and collective action is needed to counterbalance this.
Sales is a key skill: Too often neglected and seen, I suspect, as rather vulgar, we make sales a core component of our social enterprise module.
Tips for young entrepreneurs wanting to learn about social enterprise:
1. Look for peer to peer elements in learning you do undertake, rather than an opportunity to be force fed PowerPoint slides.
2. Think about whether you want very specific nuggets on, say, legal forms, which can be managed in a short workshop, or a wider third sector/social enterprise education, perhaps even a qualification, who knows even a university course.
3. Information on business models: We use the business model canvas
Harsha Patel – founder and managing director, Doing Social
Innovate locally: With the increasing focus on "local", addressing social exclusion, local poverty issues, how do you inspire and enable social innovation and social entrepreneurship in the heart of communities to address local problems? Learning objectives here should include developing awareness of local issues/context/economies and connecting the local dots.
Five factors to success:
1. Passion for social change
2. Model for social change which meets needs
3. Business acumen
4. Leadership skills
5. Specific technical expertise
If we think of these as outcomes to be achieved, some of this may be achieved through training and support programmes and if as the founder, you're not interested in developing all these skills, some of this would be achieved through identifying the people with the right skills and knowledge.
Required skills for social entrepreneurs: Skills from a commercial point of view would be around developing exit strategies, contingency planning, risk management, creating a diverse funding mix – including social investment, marketing and the marketing mix is very important, market research, strategic thinking.
Tausif Malik – founder director, Muslim Spelling Bee
Need for training to develop leadership skills: Many times the founders get so passionate that they ignore good ideas for sustainable growth. They themselves lack training in leadership and hence the team gets a dictator kind of a leader, who has no clue how to expand work and increase team efficiency through training and motivation.
A social enterprise must have sustainability: Many forget that a good cause needs sustainability and to achieve sustainability you must develop a strategy. To execute a strategy you need vision, objectives and team. For delivery of the strategy the team needs education and training, but the problem arrives when people cannot go beyond an idea and how it can be implemented.
Method for succession: I use daily meetings and shared training once a month, where people share their experiences with each other and this helps in the knowledge transfer. It also increases motivations, as everyone's ideas are discussed and shared, so this helps in reducing the attrition rate and also helps in retaining knowledge.
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Euro Advances From 11-Month Low as ECB Stimulus Outlook CoolsRachel Evans
The euro rose from its lowest in almost a year as speculation cooled that that the European Central Bank will add further monetary stimulus when it meets next week.
The 18-nation currency gained for the first time in four days versus the dollar after a Reuters report citing unidentified ECB sources said the central bank is unlikely to add stimulus unless an August inflation report raises the risk of deflation. Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said yesterday that comments by ECB President Mario Draghi advocating support for euro-zone fiscal policy were "over-interpreted." South Africa's rand rose to the highest this year verus the euro, while the New Zealand dollar rallied.
"The euro is retracing some of Friday and Monday's move lower," said Richard Franulovich, the chief currency strategist for the northern hemisphere at Westpac Banking Corp. in New York. "That was after Draghi set those expectations at Jackson Hole. We're now seeing the somewhat inevitable pushback." Draghi spoke in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Aug. 22.
The euro strengthened 0.2 percent to $1.3193 as of 5 p.m. in New York after falling to $1.3153, the lowest level since Sept. 6. The common currency was little changed at 137.05 yen. The dollar weakened 0.2 percent to 103.88 yen after completing a seven-day advance yesterday that was the longest stretch of gains since July.
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The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which tracks the greenback versus 10 leading global peers, fell 0.3 percent to 1,027.82 after rising to as high as 1,031.86 yesterday, the most since Feb. 3.
New Zealand's dollar gained versus most of its 16 major peers after Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd., the world's largest dairy exporter, maintained its milk-price forecast. Dairy products account for almost a third of the nation's exports.
"The market's been a little bit nervous about the Fonterra announcement," said Sue Trinh, a senior currency strategist at Royal Bank of Canada in Hong Kong. "It's a bit of a relief rally for the kiwi that the forecast payout wasn't cut."
The New Zealand dollar climbed 0.5 percent to 83.74 U.S. cents after falling the previous two days. The currency has declined 4.4 percent since the end of June, the most among the greenback's 16 major counterparts.
Canada Dollar
The Canadian dollar gained a second day after Burger King Worldwide Inc. agreed to buy Tim Hortons Inc. to create the third-biggest fast-food company for about C$12.5 billion ($11.4 billion).
"M&A and the idea of capital flows are obviously something that will always impact the currency markets," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist in Melbourne at IG Australia, a unit of IG Group Holdings Plc. "I wouldn't be surprised by some Canadian dollar strength based on that."
The loonie appreciated 0.8 percent to C$1.0865 versus its U.S. counterpart.
Turkey's lira gained 0.5 percent after the nation's central bank left its benchmark repurchase rate unchanged at 8.25 percent, as forecast by nine out of 16 economists in a Bloomberg survey. South Africa's rand touched its strongest since December versus the euro.
Inflation expectations in the euro area have declined, Draghi said in his Aug. 22 speech. Policy makers "will use all the available instruments needed to ensure price stability over the medium term," he said at a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Draghi's comments on possibly easing austerity policies have been "over-interpreted," the German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in an interview in Passauer Neue Presse newspaper, published yesterday.
"In euro-dollar we have seen a bit of a bounce on the Schaeuble comments in the German press," Jeremy Stretch, head of foreign-exchange strategy at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in London. "Only something to shake the increasing confidence of the market that the ECB will do something next week seems likely to arrest the current downtrend in euro-dollar."
The ECB is unlikely to undertake new policies next week unless a euro-area report on inflation released Aug. 29 show the euro zone moving significantly toward deflation, Reuters reported.
A preliminary reading of German inflation due tomorrow will show price gains stalled in August from the previous month, based on calculations using a harmonized European Union method. GfK's gauge of German consumer confidence for September, released today, fell to the lowest since June.
"There are expectations that moves by the ECB will potentially add further downside momentum to the euro, but the fact is we're in wait-and-see mode," said Phyllis Papadavid, a senior global-currency strategist in London at BNP Paribas SA. "People are taking some of their positions off the table and taking profit." BNP closed its short euro-dollar trade at $1.32 on Aug. 25.


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Forgiveness and MindsightAnnouncement | September 29, 2009
This Friday, the Greater Good Science Center will be hosting "Forgiveness and Mindsight," the fifth seminar in its "Science of a Meaningful Life" series. It'll be an all-day event held at De Neve Plaza Auditorium on the UCLA campus. There's still time to register here.
We want to hear from those of you attending and give you a chance to connect with one another. Comment on this post to share a bit about your interests and reasons for attending, with an eye toward generating some fruitful discussion among like-minded people and colleagues. And please check this blog after the event to share ideas and feedback with fellow attendees. This space should be a resource for those of you looking for innovative applications of ground-breaking science.
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Who would you like to connect with at the event, for what purpose?
How do you hope the presentations will help you in your personal or professional life?
We've heard from several attendees and Greater Good readers who would like to start regular discussion groups around the topics that will be discussed this Friday–forgiveness, mindfulness, empathy–as well as many others. Would this be something that interests you?
We look forward to seeing you Friday!
A very close friend recently passed away from a drug overdose. Prior to his passing his closest friends reached out to him, up until the night before his death. He refused all help. Outwardly, this person had a lot to live for, loving friends and family, an exciting and lucrative professional life, and talks of marriage and children in the future. However,none of this was enough to help him see his way clear to accept the help and support being offered. His pain may be over, but like waves of contaminated water, the grief and anger of his choice washes over all those who loved him. How do we forgive him? It was a selfish and hurtful decision that stains the life of his family and friends forever. We can understand he was in deep pain and torment..but there were resources and love all right there for him..its a very bitter pill to have to chew and swallow.
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Assistant Fire Chief Michael Anton will lead the Wauwatosa Fire Department come Jan. 5.
The Police and Fire Commission has named Anton the interim chief when Fire Chief Dean Redman retires, going against a recommendation by city officials who thought Police Chief Barry Weber would make a better choice in the short-term.
The commission considered applicants for the position in closed session. However, they voted, unanimously, in open session, citing a desire to see continuity of management and operations within the department and a leader with experience protecting the safety of the public and firefighters.
"If you were to consider me, I would serve in that role professionally and objectively," Anton said.
As the commission talked about entering closed session, Mayor Jill Didier asked that the people in attendance be given an opportunity to speak.
She and three aldermen talked about Weber's background in public safety administration and his ability to take command during an emergency situation - such as the shooting of an officer that occurred in late 2009 - as reasons for the recommendation.
Selecting the police chief would help take the emotion out of creating a taskforce and looking at whether to make changes recommended by a consultant.
"The Fire Department management will resist our review and potential adoption of this report," Alderman Peter Donegan said.
In the case of an emergency, Donegan said, he would want Anton responding. But he expressed much less confidence in his ability to support difficult decisions such as cutting costs, and possibly jobs, in the future.
Anton's resistance to engaging in a study of the Fire Department and the results that have been provided to city officials makes Donegan believe he is unwilling to make changes, Donegan added.
Tosa needs to look for creative ways to deliver services for less money, especially because the Fire Department accounts for a quarter of the operating budget, city officials said.
"The status quo will continue," Budget Committee Chairman Alderman Brian Ewerdt said after the vote.
Deputy Fire Chief Scott Erke acknowledged there has been tension between his department and people at City Hall, but said that tension came about because the fire staff was supporting their leader and passionate about protecting Wauwatosa residents.
"Our fight is always driven by public safety," he said.
The commission also voted to hire a recruitment firm, Voorhees & Associates, to help find a permanent replacement chief. A representative of the firm said he hoped a candidate could be selected in February.
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Welcome to my little Creative Corner. Where I wish to simply be creative. Maybe some day some of the creative things I come up with will turn into something. I'm not sure but for now they will simply remain here.
Some of the creative things I wish to come up with on this blog are story ideas, poems or passionate's as I call them. I will most likely put my random thoughts or ideas on here mainly because i need a good outlet and this seems to be a good one.
I would love to here feedback from any and all who view this blog on story ideas or poems or anything like that. I am always looking for new ideas.
Well to conclude I welcome you all to read this blog and hopefully you will enjoy it. Thank you.
Mysteries that reach
Beyond time
One selected to search out
Things unknown
For her destiny
Searching who she is
Before time is up
And the answers are due
Days slip by
Turning into years
Slipping through life
Joy at her fingertips
Looking at life as an observer
Peace is there to stay
Love surrounds blossoming from within
Touching others with love
Never leaving without a smile
Laughter brings completion
Humor on the tip of her tongue
Leaving the world brighter
Never wanting to leave sad
Joy erupts whether she plans it or not
No one can explain her
Her life she searches for One
Who brings her life around for laughter
The joy of the Lord
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Of her life and love and joy
When people question her humor
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Chapter 2-The Suprise
Sarah woke with a start and checked her watch. 8:36am. She was late. She jumped out of bed so violently,she nearly threw herself onto the floor.She put on her jogpers and an old t-shirt ,brushed her hair into a ponytail and went downstairs for a rushed breakfast.Her Father had left her a note on the kitchen table.It read:
Good Morning Sweetheart,I have made you some breakfast,toast and jam your faviroute! I'm at the farm in Pilsbury,5 miles from the stables. I have a special suprise for you,meet me at the barn at 12:20. Love you xx
"I wonder what that is" she mumbled to herself whilst nibbling her toast.Once she had finished,she ran upstairs to brush her teeth,grabbed her horse riding coat and flew out of the door,remembering to lock it behind her.She ran up the road and there was the stables.It was a very big place. But Sarah knew it like the back of her hand. She ran past the tacking and saftey unit and round the corner.There was Chip waiting for her,just as he had been the day before when she came. She was so pleased to see him,she hugged him like she hadn't seen him for years. She would come everyday now because it was the Spring term and she would spend all day here with Chip and the other horses.
She got inside the stable with him and began to brush his soft fur. He was a deep brown horse with a black feathery mane. His eyes were glinting in the sunlight and he always seemed to be smiling whenever Sarah was around.She would never hit or shout at him because she loved him so much. "Who's a good boy eh?" she would say to him or "I've missed you Chip" or even "Oh who's a BIG boy,Chip,yes you are,yes you are" in a voice which you would talk to babies in. She brushed his mane,getting all the mud out of it.He didn't bite her or try to stop her,just remained still until she had finshed. She went to fetch his breakfast. Hay with fruits and vegetables. Then she brought some cool,refreshing water.Only when he had finished was he tacked up,ready to be riden. She led him out of the stables and whispered in his ear "Your such a good boy Chip,you really are" He seemed to have liked that. He stood silent and still while she mounted him. "Walk on" she spoke to him firmly but fairly as he began to plod along down the road. After a few minutes they came to a pen field.She steered him towards it and then stated "Trot" He began to stride a little faster, bouncing Sarah about, and she began to rise when he did and sit when he went back down.They carried on in a straight line up the field.Then she kicked him and chanted "Canter,canter".The kick wasn't violent and didn't hurt him at all,it just eased him to canter.He began to canter which is like a run but in Horse term.For this,she had to sit and keep him going with her legs.She flowed with him,keeping her back straight and toes pointed up. "Woah" she called out so he would go back into a trot,then a walk and finally an altogether stop. "Good job boy" she told him as she patted his head. "Now lets try a gallop." she added.
She'd been practising her gallop for weeks on other ponies. It all came down to this. She told him to walk,then trot again,asking him to canter and finally asking him to gallop.He galloped as fast as lightening and Sarah had to rise and sit forward the whole way through.She wobbled a bit but apart from that everything was fine.He slowed down after a few minutes,then he went back into trot on the way back.She was so pleased with him that when they got back he gave him 3 polo mints ,his faviroute and un-tacked him as he was put into the field with his friends.The grass was lush and green,the perfect time for grazing.It had just gone 10: 00am so she went to the other stables around Chip's and gave them all a polo each.Sweetie,Emily's horse was a white one with patches of brown,a very perculiar coloured horse wanted ore than 1 polo.She was so greedy but because Emily was her best friend,so she gave Sweetie 2 polos.
Hours past by and eventually she made her way to the Barn to see her Dad's big suprise for her. Men in horse trucks pulled up in front of the barn and Sarah watched as beautiful glossy horses were being 'unloaded' out of the trucks. "Wow" she thought to hersef dazzled by the horses fur and mane.One horse was a large black one that semed to be iritated about the people with it. He had a glossy coat and a black mane that floated out whenever the wind blew. "Excuse me but can you tell me where all these horses have been transferred from please?" Sarah asked a man who was sweaty and sticky.They've been caught from the wild,deary,they are going to be trained for horse racing" he answered me. Was this her Father's big suprise? He then saw the black horse that she had fallen in love with being whipped for no reason. She was apaulled and shouted to the men that were whipping the poor horse to stop but they took no notice.She was so upset and angry she started to cry,but no one noticed that either. It was time to have a serious talk about her "BIG suprise" with her Father. She thought it wasn't fair on the horses.It wasn't their natural habitat. Especially with wild horses. It was a different story with Chip though. He had been brought up in stables and fields since he was a foal and wouldn't know where to find food and drink in the wild. This was a misake though. This was a horrible sight.


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José Mojica Marins
Working primarily in horror, José Mojica Marins broke away from earnestly macabre films like At Midnight I Will Take Your Soul (1964) - while still retaining his flair for haunted house theatrics - to make this tongue-in-cheek portrait of the hippie counter-culture of the 1960s.
Originally titled Sadists' Ritual and marketed as a ghastly haunted house film, Awakening of the Beast was directed by Brazil's horror maestro José Mojica Marins and promised a scream-filled romp much like the filmmaker's earlier This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse (1967); however, this film ended up going far beyond its genre parameters and has become one of the key political films of Brazil's era of military repression.
A tongue-in-cheek commentary on 1960s counterculture, the plot begins in pseudo-documentary style with a series of experts on TV - played by notable Boca do Lixo figures like Carlos Reichenbach and Jairo Ferreira - debating the possible link between the use of psychedelic drugs and violent and sexually deviant behavior.
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Visitors to Neuqua Valley High School's freshman Gold Campus had the chance to satisfy their sweet tooth last Saturday as 360 Youth Services—a Naperville-based youth services agency—hosted the 11th annual 360 Chocolate Festival. The event was one of three fundraisers held through the year. (News Bulletin photo)
Neuqua Valley festival satisifies sweet tooth, raises funds for Naperville-based youth services agency
The weather outside the Neuqua Valley Gold campus was rapidly turning nasty as a storm delivered the first of several inches of snow last Saturday morning.
But inside the conditions were sweet indeed.
Up to 1,200 chocolate lovers checked out samples, cooking demonstrations and family entertainment while also benefiting 360 Youth Services—a Naperville-based youth counseling agency—at the day-long 11th annual 360 Chocolate Festival.
Chocolate lovers moved from table to table sampling specialty candy, cakes and cookies while also learning about good works by the community-based non-profit.
"This is a Naperville-based organization that's more than 40 years old," said Nancy Wiersum, development director for 360 Youth Services. "We work in both District 203 and District 204 with all students grades six and up.
"We offer counseling on a variety of issues from bullying to family challenges, blended families, anxiety, and depression. All those many, many challenges that teens and their families face as they're navigating life."
The group also offers substance abuse counseling and services, a mentoring program and even transitional housing for young adults in need.
"This event benefits 360 Youth Services but it also raises awareness of all the work we are doing," Wiersum said. "We like this event because it's inexpensive for families to attend and it brings families together and at the same time it teaches more about what we do."
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Saturday's main event featured 15 local and regional vendors sharing samples and selling creative sweets in the Neuqua Valley Gold cafeteria along with adult and kids cooking rooms, live entertainment and a family activity area.
"They come from all over," Wiersum said "I've already met people today from Chicago and Yorkville and of course, the Naperville area. So it it a very wide draw for this event."
The 360 Chocolate Festival is one of three fundraisers the group stages each year, including a 360 Spring Ahead "Lets's Celebrate Mom" fun runs on May 4 and the group's main event — a November gala and auction.
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A series of measures are expected from Treasury minister David Gauke as part of government efforts to boost revenues by clamping down on tax avoidance. The plans will raise £2bn and protect another £5bn that was expected to be lost through avoidance, Mr Gauke will tell Parliament.
The move comes as savage public spending cuts are turning a spotlight on corporate taxation. The retail magnate Sir Philip Green was targeted at the weekend when activists picketed branches of the TopShop chain – owned by his Arcadia Group – to protest against the company's payment of a £1.2bn dividend to Sir Philip's wife, a resident of Monaco, five years ago. In Brighton, Sussex Police have charged one man in connection with the protests.
Similarly, in October, Vodafone was forced to close more than 30 of its shops when angry demonstrators protested that the government was allowing the mobile phone giant to avoid up to £6bn in unpaid taxes. Both waves of protests were organised by the UK Uncut "direct action" group.
Under the tax regime changes to be launched by Mr Gauke today – with immediate effect – companies will no longer be able to use intra-group loans or derivatives to reduce their tax bills.
Further measures will also be introduced as part of next year's Budget, including clamping down on disguised remuneration (such as designating essentially permanent staff as contractors), stopping investment companies retrospectively changing the currency used in their accounts for tax purposes, and tackling businesses that split supply of services to avoid VAT.
HM Revenue and Customs is also publishing its response to a consultation on bringing inheritance tax on transfers of property into trusts within the tax avoidance disclosure regime.
Mr Gauke is expected to characterise the proposals as part of the government's commitment to "fairness for taxpayers" and spreading the pain of austerity measures that will cut some £80bn out of public spending over the next four years.
The Government has also set up the Office of Tax Simplification and instituted plans to invest £900m in HMRC over the next four years, with a view to saving an estimated £7bn lost to avoidance, error and fraud.
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I'm trying to wrap up warm and still look chic so I've been wearing colourful princess coats, thick tights, boots, woolly hats, Doctor Who-length scarves and mittens. Unfortunately, I think I might look like an oversized Suri Cruise at times. Is a cute childlike outfit OK at this time of year? Or any time?
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Ah yes, the Suri issue. Well noted, Leila, well noted indeed. As a fellow fan of most of the garments that you are currently working (NB: "most", ie, not all, and we will return to that crucial point in a moment) I, too, have pondered the Suri issue and have felt far more resentment towards la Cruise Jr than an adult should towards a four-year-old. Goddammit, that kid is stealing my look!
But, in fact, I feel that Suri is a force for good in that she is opening our collective eyes to the fact that far too many of us have, for some time, been dressing like toddlers. Princess coats, woolly tights, long scarves: all of these have been popularised for adults by labels such as Miu Miu and Marc Jacobs and become known as Bonpoint Chic because they look like the clothes sold by Bonpoint, the super-dooper posh and expensive children's clothing company.
Read that sentence again: "a children's clothing company"; in other words, not an adult's one. Do you see where I'm going with this, Leila? I am a touch concerned that you do not, or at least have been so brainwashed by the popularity of Bonpoint Chic that you can no longer see what is wrong with the look. Your penultimate sentence suggests as much when you express an active desire to wear a "cute childlike outfit". Is this acceptable at any time of the year? Yes, I reply, it certainly is – if you are a child. Under any other circumstances, it most certainly is not.
Which brings me back to the previously advertised point about how I like most of your outfit, not all. Mittens, Leila, mittens? No. These are not acceptable. You have now gone past the point of Bonpoint Chic and entered the world of Paedo Chic.
The only reason Bonpoint Chic worked was because the various garments were both practical for adults and pretty to boot. When you get into clothes that only children should wear due to their slightly reduced motor skills, you have a problem. Thus, woolly tights and princess coats: yes. Mittens and babygrows: no. Do you understand the difference? Have you thrown away those mittens yet? Good.
Right, so now that we've dealt with the most extreme manifestation of your fashion problem, we can turn to more mainstream issues. There is nothing wrong with liking a touch of Bonpoint Chic, but you cannot wear all the pieces together or you will be at risk of being co-opted into the Cruise family, and nobody wants that. A princess coat with a pair of jeans and trainers, for example, looks marvellous and keeps one looking more Sofia Coppola than Suri Cruise. Woolly tights and long scarves are fine, but should then be worn with more grown-up or casual-looking coats. It's not very complicated. I would say that a baby could do it, but that might take us back to square one.
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Because you are not paying for the lingerie, Katherine, you are paying for the sex, and as Peter Crouch – he of the alleged £800 escort – can confirm, sex is expensive.
Here are two quite simple facts: despite costing about a hundred times more than normal underwear, fancy lingerie is made up of about a one hundredth of the fabric. On a purely economic level, this makes absolutely no sense. Second, fancy lingerie is made to be seen, not only because it is so flipping expensive, but because it is often so uncomfortable. So I think we have established that lingerie, as well as not being purely economical, is also not purely practical. Ergo, whether one is a man buying it for a woman or a woman buying it to wear for a man, one is outlaying this money with a mind to the audience, the effect on the audience and the ensuing event.
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The bus came to a stop and Bridgette lurched forward. As she got up, she said, "Well, let's go." She took hold of Len's hand and tugged him to the exit of the bus. He followed her and shook her off when they got to the entrance of Raphael's house. "Here comes the orphaned brat." Melinda said in a cocky voice. Everyone stopped in their tracks. Melinda kept her gaze on Bridgette.
Alexis and Madison weren't there to support her. They were in another bus. What should I do, Bridgette thought. Melinda didn't look somewhere else and kept showering Bridgette with insults. "Will you shut up?" A familiar voice next to Bridgette, defended her. She turned around to face her 'hero'. "Kazuki?" She whispered. He turned his head towards her and smiled, his eyes were still icy however.
"She got you on her side now too?" Melinda said pouting. "I'm on my side, which is SHUT UP and let's get the party going." He told her. Everyone started walking towards the house and Melinda shot Bridgette a look and walked away. Kazuki stood in front of Bridgette, stretched out his hand and took hold of her shoulders.
"You need to defend yourself when you need to be defended." "I know that." Bridgette whispered, her voice hoarse. Kazuki's icy eyes changed to a pair of concerned ones. Bridgette's shoulders trembled, as tears flowed from her eyes. Her lip quivering, she said, "How am I supposed to do that if everybody's being so racist about me being an orphan?"
Kazuki tilted her chin up so she could look at him, but she still looked down. "Go to the ones that love and care about you…like me." Bridgette looked up this time and froze when Kazuki swept away her tears. When she turned around to go towards the house, she saw that some people that she knew had stayed behind. Alexis, Jane, Madison, Alexander, Toby, Len (surprisingly), and…Raphael. "I guess you know these people. They accept you for who you are and they care about you. Otherwise, they wouldn't have stayed behind. Would they?"
Everyone came towards Bridgette and started saying stuff like what Kazuki said.
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Bridgette stepped out of the crowd and faced the only person who hadn't come and seen her. Pointing to Kazuki she said, "He means" then poking the teenager on his chest "would you?" She confronted Raphael.


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Included in the state budget compromise reached last week is the "Local Control Funding Formula," which will give districts more money based on the number of English learners and low-income students. Although the amount is not final, Associate Superintendent of Business Service Dan Albert said at Monday's meeting the district could get an additional $1.8million.
When trustees meet to discuss the additional money, they could either allocate it for extra expenses district administrators have been working on (academic coaches and teachers) or allocate it to reduce the district's deficit spending, which stands at about $5million a year.
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Trustees spent a considerable amount of time discussing proposed additions to the budget. Albert brought a set of recommendations to add to or delete from the approved budget nearly $900,000, based on discussions held with district leaders, he said. One such recommendation, not to continue having college and career counselors at the high schools, drew strong backlash from the trustees.
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This encounter with the sublime only takes 100 seconds..... It's Nara Leao singing the great Brazilian composer Dorival Caymmi's "Morena do Mar." The song itself is a gem tightly compacted into AAB form, and here it's made eternal by the great (and endlessly under-appreciated) Nara Leao.
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Khanom Khrok miniature pancakes
The further you go, the more things look the same it seems sometimes. From holidaying in Europe, I distinctly recall http://www.mvermeulen.com/oneyear/Photos/gallery/gallery7/726.htm(these Dutch style miniature pancakes). Thailand has a sweet snack that looks rather similar, though they're not quite the same in taste and structure.
The Thai 'khanom khrok' are equally crisp on the outside, but the inside remains more 'custardy' rather than 'doughy' of the Dutch/Danish variety. Also either sweet corn, taro or spring onions (yes) are added to give three different varieties, though the white coconut-custard remains the dominant flavour.
Khanom Khrok can be found all over town, mostly at markets or like this one on Kaew Nawarat Road, after the Bamrungrat Road traffic lights but well before you get to McCormick Hospital. 10 Baht gets you quite a lot of them. 8)
On two non-food related pictures I include we can see that the hot & hazy season is definitely over in Chiang Mai. Had some long awaited rain that freshened everything up, and you can almost see the place turn more 'green' by the hour. During the hottest/haziest times, you couldn't even see Doi Suthep mountain which is right next to the city. Now you can clearly see that we're actually in a big valley, with mountain ranges all around. You can even see Doi Inthanon, Thailands highest mountain. The summit is some 100 kms away from Chiang Mai city.
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Last week, Zara Holland made headlines after she had sex with housemate Alex Bowen on Love Island – and she was stripped of her Miss Great Britain title because of it.
Now, she's claiming that the Love Island shagfest that lost her the crown was the 'biggest mistake' of her life – not something Bowen wants to hear, I'm sure.
Speaking on the ITV chat show Lorraine, Zara said she now regretted her behaviour:
I'm not making an excuse, I know I'm my own person and I made that decision, but literally it was in the moment and it was the biggest mistake ever.
Explaining what happened to presenter Lorraine Kelly, the 20-year-old said:
I was in the moment, I was in the Hideaway. I'd had a few glasses of wine, but I'm not blaming it on that.
Earlier on that day we had a challenge and it was mates rates and the new boys got to rate everyone in order of which was the hottest girl and how much banter there was in the group and I was the fourth fittest girl and I didn't apparently have much banter.
And I started to think 'Oh no, am I not that fun or am I not that pretty?' It's sort of everything that day contributed to it.
Sounds like a terrible game, but fair enough. Low self esteem got the best of her.
But considering the reality show's name and nature, you would assume Miss Great Britain organisers would assume that Zara would probably have sex at some point.
Pageant organisers claim, though, that they had given permission for the now former Miss GB to appear on the show on the condition that she wouldn't engage in sexual activity.
Zara, on the other hand, thinks otherwise. She added:
They never said to me I couldn't have sex on TV. They gave a written permission and in that it never said anything.
So it seems like it's all a case of broken telephone, and the consequences were pretty massive for Zara.
Social media, on the other hand, has been split on the matter:
Kind of disappointed watching @ITVLorraine and Zara Holland. Why is she being shamed? Why are women still shamed for making an adult choice?
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Although she quit the show after her mother fell ill, just days after news of the 'sex scandal' broke, Zara claimed she has 'no plans to return' to the villa, but did admit that when it came to Love Island you never know what could happen, the Mirror reports.
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The town of Aver is a beautiful place to live. But Ruby James is tired of this small town. When she goes on a camping trip, she begins a diary. Her best friend, Alina Manson, is the only one who knows of this diary and its contents. Soon after, people begin disappearing. Ruby and Alina begin to unravel the mystery of the diary, and the disappearances. After discovering the hideous truth behind the disappearances, the two friends jump into a plot to leave the town before anyone else dies.
Chapter 1: The Diary
I looked out the window as my mother drove out of town limits. I breathed a sigh of relief; just knowing that I would be away from this town for three days made me content. Even as it was only a few minutes out of town, for the first time in months, I felt like smiling. Like dancing, and jumping around.
The town of Aver was a small, beautiful place. Tourists didn't come here often though. They normally came to a well known city. Aver seemed to only be known by those who live in it. The town isn't even located on a map. So, with the beautiful mountains, lakes, the townspeople, and no tourists...it seemed like the perfect place to live. And it was...for a while.
I used to love Aver. I'd loved the wildflowers, and the forests. I'd loved the town square, where there was a beautiful fountain with flowers around it. I used to swim in the fountain as a kid. My mother had told me I was swimming in people's wishes, and then she'd turn around, close her eyes, and throw a penny over her shoulder and into the fountain while I swam.
But now, Aver is just another town. And it just so happens to be a town that I hate. Maybe it's because I need change, or because the townspeople get on my nerves constantly. Maybe it's because I'm different from them, and they still haven't accepted me completely. Only a small group of people had accepted me since I'd moved here. Alina, my best friend, Matthew, the funniest boy in the school, Jessie, the first person I met in the town, and Andrew, the Star Wars geek. All of them outcasts, just like me.
I looked at the trees on the side of the road. "Hey mom?" I asked.
"Do you think that we could stop at the next store we see?"
"Yeah, sure. Are you hungry?"
My mom and dad continue to talk with each other, and I turned up my mp3 player to tune them out.
We drove for a little while, and found a convenience store, with another small shop attached to it. Mom parked the car and I got out. It felt good to stretch my legs and arms. I walked into the store and looked around. I grabbed a pack of crackers, and a green tea.
I walked to the counter, but something caught my eye in the other store. They were attached, with no wall or door between them. Only a sign that hung from the ceiling helped me differentiate between them. "Mellie's Antiques" it said. I walked into the other store to look at what caught my eye. It was a leather-bound book with a strap keeping it closed. I opened it, and looked inside, hoping to find something that I might be able to read during the car ride. The first page had six words on it The Diary of the Red Messenger. I flipped through the book, all the other pages were blank. "The Red Messenger," I mumbled to myself. Why didn't you say anything? I thought.
"Might as well put it to good use," a heard a woman's voice say. I looked to my left and saw an elderly woman staring at me. Her face seemed to be painted in a permanent frown.
"Uhm...yeah," I said. "How much is it?"
"That book has been in here for years. You can take it for free if you want. So many people have looked at it and just left it here. A few returned it without writing in it."
"Free?" I said, confused. "You're sure?"
"Sure, honey," the woman said, a small smile breaking out from her frown lines.
"Uhm...alright, thank you." I smiled back at her.
"You're welcome," she said and began to walk back to her desk. "Thank you for visiting Mellie's Antiques," she added while I stepped into the other shop again.
I put the diary in my bag, and walked to the counter with my crackers and tea.
"Did you get what you wanted?" my father asked.
"Yep," I said, flashing him a smile and putting the food on the counter. I touched my bag for just a second and mumbled "Everything".
My dad handed me my food as we walked back to the car. "Thanks," I said and I opened the door and got in. I reached in my bag and pulled out the diary. I ran my hand across the faded leather cover, admiring it. I smiled inwardly and opened it. I looked at the first page again. I read the words on the front again, and began to wonder who the Red Messenger was. I tried to picture the person who had been the owner of this diary, but all that came to mind was Little Red Riding Hood with her basket of goodies for her grandmother. This person had to have been someone much more significant than a little girl skipping through the woods.
I looked back at the book. Maybe I'd missed something while flipping through it so quickly in the antique store. So I began to look at every page, searching for some sort of documentary from this mysterious person.
I began to feel that my searching would be in vain after I got toward the back of the book, but I continued to look. In the last few pages, two simple words were written:
The End
Apparently this red messenger person wasn't going to tell me anything. The End? I thought sarcastically to myself. What did you write that you had to end? I laughed at my idiotic question to someone who must have died before I was able to even read. It wasn't like they were going to answer it.
I closed the book and put it back in my bag. I'd write in it later.
I opened my crackers and put my headphones on. I picked my favorite band on my mp3 player and turned it up until I couldn't hear anything but the music. I opened my green tea and drank some. I hadn't realized how thirsty I was. I drank it all in just a few minutes.
I ended up falling asleep.
It was dark. I saw nothing...I just heard.
"Listen," I heard a voice say in my dream. "I realize that you've finally found someone after all those years...but don't you think she's just a little younger than we'd imagined?"
"I think she's just right for what we need," a female voice whispered ominously. "And youth is important. They're ignorant, and have a mind centered on themselves only. She'll be perfect. We need her to help us with--"
"Shh," cautioned the man's voice, cutting the woman off. "No doubt she can hear us now. She has a good heart. It's going to be difficult to have her proceed with any of this. It would be better to not let her know of what we're doing."
"Alright," said the woman. "But when are you going to let me communicate?"
"When it's time."
"The time won't come for a while. How are we to have her listen to us, if we have no means of communication?"
"It's simple. Your diary is the key, Red."
"Wouldn't that be considered communication?" Asked the woman he called Red.
"You won't be writing in it," said the man. "Not yet, at least. You know that whoever has the diary can hear us. You'll speak to her as we are speaking now, only not in person. She can't see you, and you are forbidden to see her until the time has come. But the Elders have not given us a rule against this type of communication."
"You sly dog," whispered Red. "Benjamin, you are absolutely devious."
"Thank you, Red," said Benjamin, I heard the smile in his voice.
Then, I woke up.
"Ruby, honey," my mother said while shaking me. "Ruby, we're here. Time to wake up."
I slowly opened my eyes, and then quickly closed them again. The sun was shining in through the window on my face, a huge difference from the darkness of my dream.
"Ruby Elizabeth James," my mother's voice turned hard. "I know you're awake, so get up and come out of the car."
"Alright, I'm up," I mumbled sleepily. I sat up and turned my face away from the sun so I could open my eyes. I grabbed my bag and slung it over my shoulder. Then, I carefully stepped out of the car. I put my arms out, stretching, and yawned.
My father mussed my hair and handed me the case containing the kit to put our tent up. I looked at it disdainfully. "Why can't we use the cabins?" I gestured to the sign which informed campers of the log cabins on the eastern section of the grounds.
"Don't you want the full camping experience, Rubes?" asked my dad.
Not if it keeps me from proper shelter from rain, I said to myself.
My mother laughed at my expression. "Don't worry, Ruby. It'll be fun!" she assured me.
"Alright," I said, looking at the ground.
We found a path close to where we parked our car, and began to hike. It wasn't steep, and it didn't take long to get to our spot in the forest. However, the ground, still wet from an earlier rainfall, was covered in mud, which splattered my legs. The mud went all the way up to my knee-length shorts, which had mud on the back because of all the times I slipped on the slick, wet leaves of the forest floor.
My dad put his stuff down on the ground and said "Hand me the tent, Ruby."
I gave him the tent and walked over to my mom. "Where should I put my stuff while he gets that ready?" I wasn't going to put them on the muddy forest floor.
"Just set them on top of the cooler."
I walked over to the cooler and put my bags on it, but then stopped when I got to the last one. I kept this one slung over my shoulder, for this one contained the diary.
I helped in all the ways that I could, which weren't many. I had no idea how to put a tent up, but with my dad's instructions, we managed to set it up in no longer then thirty minutes.
I picked up my bags and moved them into my section of the tent, which was separated from the rest of the tent by a wall that zipped up to give me more privacy.
For dinner, we made sandwiches out of the supplies on our cooler, and when it began to get dark, mom and dad decided that it was time for all of us to go to sleep. After all, it had been a long day.
As I sat in my section of the tent, I began to feel like this camping trip would be better than I'd assumed. I began to make a list of pros and cons on my head.
In the end, cons won over pros, but there ended up being more pros than I'd originally thought of. The best of them being that I was out of Aver. Finally, I thought to myself. The second best of them was that I had the diary...
When I began thinking about that, I took the diary out and opened it. I knew I had a pen somewhere in my bag. I dumped it out, and after a short time of searching, I found the pen.
I put the pen to the page, and began to write.
Camping with the family. Maybe it won't be as bad as I'd imagined. After all, I am out of Aver.... Took long enough! I've been there for how many years? I'm sixteen, and I've lived there since I was 3. I wouldn't mind leaving Aver...I really wouldn't mind if....
I continued to write until I could keep my eyes open. Half the time, I felt like I wasn't even conscious while writing. Like it was a dream, or as if my brain had disconnected from my body. I just rambled on senselessly, until I couldn't write any longer. I didn't both reading over what I'd written; I signed the entry with my initials and put it away.
I fell asleep quickly, and my dream had the same qualities as earlier today. It was dark, I saw nothing...I only heard voices--the same voices as before.


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Dr Sarah Fine was an undergraduate student at the University of Cambridge. She received her MPhil and DPhil from the University of Oxford. Before joining the Department of Philosophy at King's, Dr Fine was a Research Fellow at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
Dr Fine's research lies in the fields of contemporary political philosophy, ethics, and the history of modern political and social philosophy. She specialises in issues relating to migration and citizenship, with interests in a wide range of areas, including democratic theory, nationalism and patriotism, sovereignty, territory, multiculturalism and the politics of recognition, theories of justice, the ethics of political violence, race and ethnicity, and feminism and gender.
Dr Fine is the co-editor (with Lea Ypi) of Migration in Political Theory: The Ethics of Movement and Membership(Oxford University Press, 2016), in which she has a chapter on the history and politics of racial and ethnic discrimination in immigration policy. Her monograph, Immigration and the Right to Exclude, is forthcoming with Oxford University Press. The book critically examines the dominant view that states enjoy a moral right to exclude would-be immigrants. She is also co-editing a book, Political Philosophy, Here and Now: Essays in Honour of David Miller (Oxford University Press, expected 2018) with Daniel Butt and Zofia Stemplowska, and she is working on a book project on migration for Polity Press.
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'Whose freedom of movement is worth defending?' Contribution to debate on EU freedom of movement, at European Union Democracy Observatory on Citizenship. September 2016.
With Chris Betram, 'Should the atrocities in Paris affect our response to the refugee crisis?' November 2015.
'The argument from democratic principles', Contribution to symposium on Joseph H. Carens, The Ethics of Immigration, Crooked Timber.
Some recent public events and recordings:
Talking Migration Podcast: 'What's wrong with ethnic and racial discrimination in immigration policy?' November 2016. Podcast.
Arts and Humanities Festival, KCL: Play. Panel. 'Is it Only a Game?' October 2016. Video.
Migration Crisis? A Multidisciplinary Discussion. Panel co-organised with The Yeoh Tiong Lay Centre for Politics, Philosophy, & Law. December 2015. Video.
Dealing with the Refugee Crisis: Europe and Britain. Panel. UCL. November 2015. Summary.
Arts and Humanities Festival, KCL: Fabrication. Panel. 'The Fabrication of Morality: Where Do Morals Come From?'. October 2015. Video.
David Miller's Political Philosophy. 'Political Philosophy and Autobiography'. May 2015. Audio
Why Love Matters for Justice: Workshop on Martha Nussbaum's Political Emotions. UCL. 'Patriotism'. May 2014. Video
Festival of Ideas, Cambridge. Panel. 'A Dividing Issue: The Immigration Debate'. November 2013. Video
Arts and Humanities Festival, KCL: Being Human. Panel. 'What Makes us Human? Four Philosophical Perspectives'. October 2012. Audio
Forum for European Philosophy public lecture, LSE. European Provocations. 'Isaiah Berlin on Two Concepts of Liberty'. June 2013. More information
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The name Parallels is synonymous with software for running the Windows OS on a Mac, but over the past couple of years, the company has turned into so much more. Last year, we reviewed Parallels Access, an application for the Apple iPad that allows the iPad to serve as a conduit for remotely accessing either a Mac or Windows machine. In our review, we noted how blown away we were with the speed and performance of Parallels Access. The software makes accessing and using a computer via the iPad's touchscreen a breeze, and it provides a huge convenience factor for those times when you need to access something on your home computer but do not have the machine with you.
The application is far and above other remote desktop client applications because of its integration with iOS, OS X, Windows, its speed, and its overall reliability. Parallels Access utilizes gestures, iOS's native keyboard with autocorrect and editing, "SmartMagnification" and "SmartTap" to make the computer feel responsive and alive on the iPad's display. The application allows you to use your Mac swiftly and connects over the internet. Now, Parallels is bringing the Parallels Access experience to the smaller screen of the iPhone. In some ways, since it is not a computer replacement like an iPad is for some people, the iPhone feels like a more logical device for using Parallels Access…
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Feb 29, 2008 at 4:07 UTC
I don't believe Spiceworks can currently give you this information.
Does anyone know of a application / product that will?
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Feb 29, 2008 at 4:43 UTC
We probably will add a limited form of this, possibly in the next release or two.
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Nov 18, 2008 at 12:51 UTC
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I can see 'Disk Usage' already present, presuming it's just another counter, I'm wondering why is it so hard to add it?
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Nov 18, 2008 at 8:45 UTC
It is not that hard to add, but having the cpu performance only a couple of times a day like the disk data isn't very handy. It would be much nicer if this was monitored every 15 minutes or so along with the network health check. We will get to this, but most likely after our 3.5 release.