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Clare Beams's We Show What We Have Learned is a finalist for the New York Public Library's Young Lion's Fiction Award! The prestigious prize is awarded each spring to a writer age 35 or younger for a novel or a collection of short stories. Congratulations to Clare and to all of this year's finalists: Brit Bennett, Kaitlyn Greenidge, Karan Mahajan, and Nicole Dennis-Benn! "From high-concept premises, to the exploration of heartbreaking family dynamics, each of these debut novels [and story collection!] exemplifies the power of the written word."
Congratulations, Clare. We're thrilled the literary community sees all of the beauty we do in this incredible book.
In early February, more than 12,000 writers, editors, teachers, and publishers descended upon Washington, DC for the annual the 50th Annual AWP Conference and Bookfair. Taking a break from the action (read: filling tote bag after tote bag with new books), four UNCW MFA candidates stopped by the Lookout + Ecotone booth to share with us those titles that carried them into the new year.
Station Eleven was suggested to me by a trusted reader friend after hearing my complaints about literary depictions of post-apocalyptic worlds that leave civilization in a survivalist state. The narrative follows Kirsten, a traveling performer, twenty years after a viral outbreak killed most of the human population. She tours with a band of actors and musicians who perform in the villages and settlements they rest at within the Midwestern United States. The troupe's go-to performances are Shakespeare plays. I had my copy of the book signed by Emily St. John Mandel at last year's AWP, even though I hadn't finished it at the time. What I admire most about Station Eleven's narrative is its devotion to the survival of the arts instead of just that of humans. It defines being human as preserving these arts, which make up our culture. Without drama, music, writing and art, what would our existence be?
—Will Dean, MFA candidate in fiction
George Harrison said, "Music should be used for the perception of God, not jitterbugging." In Robert Ostrom's latest collection of poems, Ritual and Bit, we see an artist not only challenging us to perceive a God but also talking directly to a God in prayers, an artist inserting himself into the story of creation. What is it to be homesick with spiritual memory, being fully aware that we're reconstructing our memories every time we retell them? Ostrom leads us through with intimacy: "Trust me, says what you're about to read to your beautiful ear." He takes us to a place where words are relics—each one holding a little life, beauty, loss. And we leave haunted, but in a good way. We've felt an exquisite purpose.
—Ashleigh Bryant Phillips, MFA candidate in fiction
Over the summer I began reading What About This? Collected Poems of Frank Stanford. Stanford was a Southern writer who, because of his early death by suicide in 1978, was not widely read during his lifetime. This collection was published by Copper Canyon Press in 2015 and includes previously published and unpublished fragments of poems. His poems are relatively short, usually less than thirty lines, but because of their cryptic language they speak above and beyond any single moment. Stanford has the ability to talk about these strange characters from the South and Midwest without being anchored in an exact time or place. I read his work and know that whatever sense of understanding I glean could still be so far from the vast map of meaning he had in his head at the time of writing, and that is the exciting part. I am left with raw emotional data every time I read his work. His poems are like circus freak shows moving through the night on an open train; there is a history in each word but the reader only can glimpse it for a passing second.
—Graham Irvin, MFA candidate in poetry
I'd been meaning to read Eula Biss's first book, The Balloonists, since reading her essay collection last year. The Balloonists works as a series of prose poems, one long poem, or a lyric essay; her Anne Carson-like genre defiance is one of the reasons I keep returning to her. She studied nonfiction under three poets and after reading this book—about married couples as people "not especially interested in intimacy, who somehow ended up married," and about Biss's mother, who tells her that she is "not a liar, but that she is not what [Biss] writes about her"—I think poetry may be the most insistent way to learn how to write in prose.
—Rachel Castro, MFA candidate in nonfiction
It's been a strange time in America these last few weeks, so we're heading into this Roundup trying to focus on some good things for our readers and from our contributors. Here are things to toot happy horns about, and inspiring reads in the aftermath of some disconcerting divisiveness.
First up, Lookout author Clare Beams has received a ton of wonderful attention recently for We Show What We Have Learned. Most notably, perhaps, from the New York Times! "Stories as well executed as these are their own reward, but it's also clear from the capaciousness on display here that Ms. Beams has novels' worth of worlds inside her." But there was love too from many others, including Kirkus's list of Best Debut Fiction of 2016, Paste Magazine, Parnassus Books, the Fiction Writers Review, the Boston Globe, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the Charlotte Observer, the Wilmington Star News, Shelf Awareness, Brit+Co, and Flavorwire, to name a few more notables. You can also hear Clare talk with fellow debut story writer April Ayers Lawson on WUNC's the State of Things. And, here's a roundup of photos from Clare's very celebratory book launch here at UNCW.
Could you possibly need more convincing that this is a book you should read?
Lookout author Ben Miller's Mural Speaks! project, the aim of which is to translate William Carlos Williams's "The Red Wheelbarrow" into each of the 140 plus languages currently spoken in Sioux Falls, is still looking for submissions. We love the way the project celebrates the diversity of the urban midwest.
Oh, but there's so much more to celebrate from Ecotone contributors!
We're thrilled that Dan Hoyt is the winner of the inaugural Dzanc Books Prize for Fiction for his novel This Book Is Not For You. Dan's story "The Mad King" is one wild ride, in our current issue.
Patrick Phillips's book Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America, out this September, is reviewed in the Washington Post. You can read an excerpt from the book at Longreads.
Lynne Thompson and Douglas Kearney are included in this fabulous Black Lives Matter Poetry Reader.
Alison Hawthorne Deming offers the first entry in a new series at Terrain, "Letter to America."
National Poetry Series winner Melissa Range is featured on PBS News Hour, taking on terms like "redneck" and "white trash."
Annie Finch's poem "Moon of Our Daughters" is featured on the Academy of American Poets' Poem-a-Day.
Megan Snyder-Camp, who has not one but two books out this fall, has three poems in the Sewanee Review.
Belle Bogg's The Art of Waiting is one of Oprah's favorite books of 2016!
In their October issue, Poetry Magazine published Issue 21 contributor Laurie Clements Lambeth's poem "Cusped Prognosis," which was originally part of her essay, "Going Downhill From Here" in Ecotone's current issue.
We hope these engaging reads offer some perspective, comfort, and enjoyment. We'll see you back here soon for our next Roundup!
Clare Beams's debut collection, We Show What We Have Learned, hit the shelves this week, and we're looking forward to her launch party as part of UNCW's Writers' Week, Halloween night in Wilmington, Lookout's hometown. The stories are rich with haunting imagery, and we thought it might be fun to imagine Clare's characters out trick-or-treating. Here's what you'll need to bring her characters to life in your neighborhood.
A Corset — "Hourglass"
Ingénues at a boarding school who bind themselves to their headmaster's version of perfection. "From within it, she produced a hollow stiff shell, trailing long tentacular laces…There was a flourish in her wrists as she held it out to me. A new form, right in her hands, ready for the taking."
A Wedding Dress — "The Drop"
A bride glimpses her husband's past when she wears his World War II parachute as a gown. "The dress wasn't bad looking, in Emma's opinion. It didn't look much like a parachute unless you had your eyes peeled for the resemblance. The white of it dazzled, as white does. Mrs. Bolland had given it pretty sleeves with points at the wrists, a drop waist that made Lily look streamlined and almost elegant, like something turned on a lathe. Also, a fetching neckline, dipping to a V, just low enough, framing the collarbone."
Depression-era Bathing Costumes — "The Saltwater Cure"
As Amanda Nelson recaps, in Bookriot, in this story "a teenaged boy becomes infatuated with an older woman at the fraudulent health spa run by his mother." "She was swimming slowly, straight away from him. No bathing cap today: her wet hair was a dark indiscriminate color, like the head of a seal. Rob blundered into the marsh as fast as he could; he hoped to be covered before she noticed the skinniness of his arms and legs…"
Plague Doctor — "Ailments"
In this story, as the starred Kirkus review reads: a young woman becomes obsessed with her sister's husband, a doctor, during London's Great Plague. Dr. Creswell's wife mends his plague-doctor's coat and his sister-in-law explores the bird-mask he wears, "a clumsy homemade thing of stained and stiff brown leather. Its eyes were a dull red glass, one webbed in small cracks. Down the beak ran a line of stitches. A mouth sewn closed, but smiling slyly."
Whatever you decide to dress as, everyone at Lookout wishes you happy haunting and safe trick-or-treating!
(Images courtesy Library of Congress.)
We're getting closer and closer to publication day for We Show What We Have Learned by Clare Beams! If you're a fan of Lookout and (and we hope you are), we've got a great special going on. Receive a one-year subscription to Ecotone and a copy of We Show What We Have Learned for over 25 percent off the cover price. For just $25, you'll receive two issues of Ecotone as well as Beams's collection, due out in October 2016.
In other exciting news, O, the Oprah Magazine, has named We Show What We Have Learned one of "10 Titles to Pick Up Now." In their micro-review, the magazine's editors write, "This debut collection is full of promise and surreal delight. In the shocking title tale, a teacher falls to pieces in front of her class, not emotionally or metaphorically, but literally. We hope there's much more to come from this writer." Subscribe to the November iPad edition to read the first ten pages of the collection, or check out the full list of books in this month's print issue.
Having survived the first few jam-packed weeks of grad school, the first-year MFA candidates are already looking back on August with a nostalgic glow, remembering a different era when they could read purely for pleasure. We asked two fiction students, one nonfiction student, and one poetry student to discuss the books that they were reading and re-reading as they started the MFA program, the ones that made them excited and inspired, and the ones that perhaps they'll pick back up in December.
I've been working my way through a small pile of pastoral literature as research for a piece I'm working on. All were set before 1950 and I wanted to add something more contemporary to the mix. I picked up Evie Wyld's All The Birds Singing and found a realistic, harsh, yet beautiful rendering of surviving on a farm. The story traverses landscapes, from a small British Island to the Australian Desert, connecting place to the narrator's personal history. It's a story that doesn't shy away from cruel or vulgar situations. Instead, it embraces them and pinpoints the beauty that can be found there.
—Suzzanna Matthews-Amanzio, MFA candidate in fiction
A particularly bookish friend told me I must read Max Porter's Grief is the Thing With Feathers, so off to the bookstore I went. The setup to this 114-page novel is fairly straightforward: a recently-widowed father and his two young sons are visited by a shape-shifting, mischief-loving Crow (the titular "thing with feathers"), who takes up roost in their London home while they grieve. What isn't straightforward is how Porter chooses to tell his tale, mixing poetry, prose, play, and essay, cycling frequently between the viewpoints of the father, his boys, and the crow. It's a bizarre and deeply beautiful book, and left me wondering how a happily married, thirty-something, first-time novelist can so masterfully capture what it's like to be ensnared in such crippling grief. But also: where was this voice and what will it say next?
—Jeff Oloizia, MFA candidate in fiction
I'm reading A Field Guide to Getting Lost, a book that first intrigued me as a fan (read: President of the fan club) of Rebecca Solnit, but also caught my attention for its title, posing as a type of manual for losing oneself. Solnit seems to peer so deeply into moments that feel undiscovered, or unnoticed, or simply ambiguous in their beautiful, human complexity, that she actually gives these ideas a type of directional clarity. But the way in which she muses on the idea of being lost itself allows her readers to lose themselves with her, to feel a comfort in what we don't know or have yet to discover, and to rejoice in where we arrive together as the exploration unfolds. And we trust her as our guide because she so eloquently blends her personal narratives with cultural and historical examples, finding nuance and meaning in our shared human experience. This book feels important not only for the strength of her craft, but for the value in what we can take from it, as writers and thinkers, delving into uncharted territories of our own.
—Nicholl Paratore, MFA candidate in nonfiction
This summer I reacquainted myself with Larry Levis through The Widening Spell of the Leaves. The title is an effective metaphor for the way his best work operates, beginning in scene and then expanding imagistically outward and ever-outward to include politics, place, and history. Like the visual trope of the molecule that expands into a galaxy that expands into a molecule as the perspective widens its scope, the poem eventually leads us back into a single moment, with all new layers and resonances. Instead of a poet's usual sonic tricks and repeated symbols to create patterns, Levis creates rhythm from scenes and images in precise, journalistic writing that recalls Carver's "Cathedral" and Didion's Salvador.
—Elliot Smith, MFA candidate in poetry
You may have heard the news by now, but we wanted to do an official announcement here on the blog: we're thrilled to broadcast the details about Lookout's next book, the debut story collection, We Show What We Have Learned, by Clare Beams. The stories blend the fantastic, the historic, and the literary, and capture the true strangeness of being human. From bewildering assemblies in school auditoriums to the murky waters of a Depression-era health resort, Beams's landscapes are tinged with otherworldliness, and her characters' desires stretch the limits of reality.
Clare's editor here at Lookout, Beth Staples, published the title story from the collection years ago during her time at Hayden's Ferry Review, and was even more excited to work with Clare on a newer story for Ecotone, called "Granna." The success of that relationship, and the Ecotone/Lookout team's enthusiasm for Clare's work, led to the acquisition of this fabulous collection. And now, after many months of editing, publicizing, designing, and planning, we're all so excited for October 25, when the book will make its way to readers.
We're not the only ones excited. In a starred review Kirkus calls the collection, "A richly imagined and impeccably crafted debut." Publishers Weekly adds, "Beams is an expert at providing odd and surprising details that make her stories come alive, and the result is a powerful collection about what we need from others and, in turn, what we can offer others of ourselves." And Amanda Nelson of Book Riot says, "These stories are angry and odd, and I loved them." Head to Clare's website to read all the love, including quotes from Joyce Carol Oates, Chang-Rae Lee, Megan Mayhew Bergman, Mary Laura Philpott of Parnassus Books, and Rachel Richardson of Hub City Writers Project.
We'll be giving all of the details about Clare's tour and reading schedule shortly, but you can have a look at what's planned so far here. We're also so excited that Clare will be here in Wilmington as part of UNCW's Writers' Week.
And you don't have to wait until October 25 to find your copy–you can preorder the collection now. We hope it will delight, challenge, and surprise you in all the best ways.


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Many people do not know Oswald Chambers ran a Bible Training College (BTC) in the four years prior to World War I.
The ideas represented in his devotional My Utmost for His Highest were first publicly aired in classes taught by Oswald at the school.
The school had been a dream for Oswald for nearly ten years. He had prayed, thought and prepared and as he spent himself in ministry for the League of Prayer, saw it grow closer to fruition.
The idea was born during his student years at The Gospel Training College in Dunoon, Scotland and honed when he visited missionary work in Japan and taught at summer camp meetings in the United States. Oswald yearned for students to learn about the Bible in both a focused study and a close residential college setting.
He always believed God's truths were better "caught" than "taught," as had been true in his own life.
Oswald spent the first decade of the 20th century as a lecturer for the League of Prayer–an organization focused on presenting Biblical truth and prayer to all men and women. Friends in the League liked his idea of a Bible training college and when the leadership prayed about and considered the concept, they agreed to make it possible.
In the meantime, they proposed Oswald teach a correspondence course using material pertinent to the future school.
He agreed and put in a herculean effort of writing, reading, commenting, grading and returning upwards of 4000 papers the first year.
It was a success.
Students clamored for an opportunity to study under Oswald's guidance. Even as he graded papers, he continued a circuit ministry of speaking to League of Prayer meetings throughout northern England in late 1910. He taught a variation on his course Biblical Psychology at three cities during that time, sparking even more interest in a Bible training college.
When the time was right, a large London townhouse became available. The League of Prayer rented it and a month later, in January 1911, the Bible Training College opened with Oswald Chambers as principal and his wife Biddy as "Lady Superintendent" overseeing the residential household arrangements.
The location was excellent: across the street from Clapham Common, the largest parkland in London, with plenty available public transportation–one of the city omnibuses actually stopped in front of the house.
While the townhouse itself, one of five in an enormous six-story building looming over the neighborhood, had room for 24 students and the Chambers family, not to mention staff rooms in the basement, only one student lived in the house that first term of Spring, 1911.
Her name was Violet Richardson and she epitomized the type of student, Oswald hoped to serve.
She'd come to an understanding of who God was in her late twenties, after a life lived "unawakened, vulgar and steeped in the lore of cheap music halls and picture shows," according to subsequent fellow student Katherine Ashe.
Born again into the kingdom of God, Violet's change as a result of the BTC was recorded by Ashe:
"her intellect began to stir, and . . . waking the woman's whole being into a mental perception of Beauty and of Order and of Music, [it] became a marvelous thing to watch. . . . She was very literally a new creature in a new creation."
Richardson stayed two years at the BTC, took all Oswald's courses, attended the prayer meetings, sang songs of joy and worked in the house as part of her residence. In sharing everyday life with men and women seeking the same Kingdom of God, Richardson learned how to view it all through the prism of God's word.
What made the difference?
Exactly what Oswald expected.
Her mind became harnessed by the truths of Scripture taught in the classes and her ordinary life was challenged in a house with two dozen others required to live out those truths.
Interacting with fellow believers, warts and all, while remaining as pure as possible to the commands of Jesus, Richardson applied and experienced Christianity in action.
She went on to become a missionary in Africa following World War I.
What did Oswald Chambers teach that made such a difference in Violet Richardson's life?
Read next Tuesday's post for a description of the classes.
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Loading... If there's no other possible solution, then my only choice is to revert back to windows 8. Whether that BIOS update will actually include the required ACPI version update can be anyone's guess. Upon reaching the windows logo screen with the four colors the blue screen of death comes on with this error code: STOP: 0x000000A5 (0x000000000001000A, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000) (keep in this contact form
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I hope it will not happen again. :D___________________________________________________________________Hayden says:PC repaired for me too!! Acpi Compliant Error Windows 7 The presence of ACPI in the BIOS on a given Windows system determines whether this system can make full use of features such as Power Management and Plug and Play (PnP). Edit: Do you want to try reinstalling Windows 8 or 8.1?
but this error seen when win7 installed fully. Windows 7 Blue Screen Stop 0x000000a5 CONTRIBUTE TO OUR LEGAL DEFENSE All unused funds will be donated to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). back to 8 or reloaded windows 7 ultimate? This may remedy the situation, or at least give you general stability so that you can tweak various other settings and restore normal operations.
SALUDOS.----- Primero: Se trata de un único foro Inglés. http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/341966-bios-not-acpi-compliant-error-0x000000a5.html Another thing you can try is that you can Press DEL/F2/F10 to go into BIOS at the time of system start up & locate the option called ACPI mode/version & set "stop Error Code 0x000000a5" Error When You Are Installing Windows 7 solved Every day Windows 8 tries to update on startup and fails - how can I stop this? 0x000000a5 Solution Though this error occurs in Windows 7 due to somewhat different reasons & similarity only being the BIOS.
Sign in Transcript Statistics 47,119 views 36 Like this video? http://webamplayer.com/windows-7/7e-bsod-windows-7.html Tags: ACPI, BIOS, BSOD, complaint, compliant, stop error, Windows 7 Did you enjoy this article? ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved The following error was encountered while trying to retrieve the URL: http://0.0.0.1/ Connection to 0.0.0.1 failed. ishadi aplus 4,388 views 2:48 Lenovo-Blue Screen Problem While Formatting [Solved] - Duration: 3:13. Bios Not Fully Acpi Compliant Windows Xp
Your cache administrator is webmaster. Please try again later. its a packard bell easynote F5280hr 1GB RAM (2x512) iv tryed booting it from the windows 7 cd but the computer just says that the cd is not a bootable cd. navigate here Before Windows XP, this error would often be unrecoverable, and the machine would crash with a blue screen.
Carlosinfor 30,809 views 5:02 "stop: 0x0000005c (0x0000010b,00000001,0x00000000,0x00000000)" SOLUCIONADO !!! - Duration: 12:02. Blue Screen Error 0x000000a5 Outdated, incorrect or corrupt drivers can cause the system to encounter a Stop error. Fig.5 Press arrow key to switch to [Exit] page.
In reality, the most common cause of blue screen errors is a device driver problem. This is not a Windows 7 problem and there is nothing Windows can do to compensate for non-compatible ACPI configurations.Please remember to click "Mark as Answer" on the post that helps You can use a driver update program to check, find, download and update all device drivers automatically. Stop 0x000000a5 0x0001000a 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 You can download the latest BIOS from here.
The system will not notify you that the F7 key was pressed--it will silently disable ACPI and allow you to continue your installation." For more detailed information, please refer to this He is a Microsoft MVP in Windows Expert - IT Pro from 2007. Please read the Readme.txt for possible workarounds, or contact your system vendor for an updated bios. http://webamplayer.com/windows-7/03b-bsod-windows-7.html Microsoft Customer Support Microsoft Community Forums Windows Client Sign in United States (English) Brasil (Português)Česká republika (Čeština)Deutschland (Deutsch)España (Español)France (Français)Indonesia (Bahasa)Italia (Italiano)România (Română)Türkiye (Türkçe)Россия (Русский)ישראל (עברית)المملكة العربية السعودية (العربية)ไทย (ไทย)대한민국 (한국어)中华人民共和国
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I doubt whether the problem will recur - although if it does, I have the remedy safely stored in mind Thank you so very much for your help. Though All of the above mentioned methods are safe to do, if done properly following instruction in your user manual or System/Motherboard Manufacturer's website Support service. i now get the error code every time i start up my laptop and i know its not the bios becouse it was working in the past. This is a link of window 7 iso's:http://www.techverse.net/download-windows-7-iso-x86-x64-microsofts-official-servers/ They also have windows 8 iso's you can search for.
Fig.6 When Lenovo LOGO appears, press "Fn+F12" to enter "Boot Manager" menu, select the USB key / ODD to setup Windows 7. Your feedback helps to improve this site. You should be able to retrieve the key in BIOS using a linux live Disk. sorry my english language is bad Monday, April 21, 2014 6:31 PM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote The error is telling the computer is not compatible with
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When turning Paris into a race track for the FIA Formula E series, it's worth making use of the landmarks. The DS Virgin Racing press team wanted some hero shots of their drivers Sam Bird and Jean-Eric Vergne in front of the Eiffel Tower; coincidentally, CNN asked for a gallery of contextual shots including an aerial view of the city to get a perspective for where the track ran.
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- The breaks are located on the extreme northern edge of Cheyenne County. This area of extremely rough terrain, with its deep ravines and gullies is a marked contrast to the plains generally associated with the area. The breaks are 36 miles long and approximately two to three miles wide. They extend into Rawlins county and several miles into Colorado. There are few trees in the rough terrain. However, the pasture land has many yucca or soap weed which are beautiful in the spring when they bloom. There are several public roads through the breaks, giving visitors some outstanding viewing sites of this rugged wonder. A driving tour of the area is available.
Cherry Creek Encampment
- Located two miles west and north of St. Francis, this site features a memorial to the Cheyenne Indian survivors of the Sand Creek Massacre on November 29, 1864. Created by a local historian and metal sculptor, Tobe Zweygardt, a teepee is guarded by an Indian brave astride his horse atop a nearby bluff. A brochure is available locally.
Cheyenne County Museum
- The museum features a diorama complete with prehistoric fossils uncovered locally that shows life as it progressed over the millenia on the High Plains. The museum has an outstanding collection of furniture and period exhibits of frontier life, all of which come from county residents.
Round Hole Campsite
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St. Francis River Walk
- The River Walk was developed in 1994 and is located on private land along the Republican River. The walk is approximately one-mile long on a well maintained mowed path. Native Cottonwood, Hackberry, Green Ash and Red Cedar trees line the path giving the walker a shaded path. The River Walk is open to the public year round, and whether marveling at the renewal of life in the spring, escaping the summer, heat, taking in the breathtaking fall colors or enjoying the cold, white beauty of winter, the River walk provides a place to enjoy nature. A local brochure is available.
Ye Old Country Church
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190013, Saint-Petersburg, Ruzovskaya str., Moscow 21 Nagatinskaya nab., 42 tel.+7 812 600 79 97 tel.+7 495 983 35 62 Fax +7 812 600 79 99 Fax +7 495 983 35 62 The course program is increasing kvalifikatsioonikeskus the use of fiber-optic devices on Telecom networks. The purpose of the program The training course Practical application of fiber-optic devices in communication networks are designed to enhance the level of training The duration of the course The course is 36 academic hours, 5 days and includes lectures, practical work and field trips.
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London Riots: The Good and Bad of ICT
This week I am working from London. Although all has been peaceful on the streets I've been walking, I am reading about all the violence and looting that is occurring. It seems the rioters used various social media networks to identify where to hit next.
Apparently Blackberries are a favorite for rioters because of their relatively private messaging capability. But on the positive side, clean-up crews are also utilizing social media tools to communicate and mobilize with the hashtag #riotcleanup. The corresponding website is here. As always, IT based media can be used for good and bad.
According to this article on Computerworld, carriers will be able to use IT to make looted cell phones pretty much worthless – perhaps some consolation for the looted.
But most importantly, it is the extent to which cell phone usage information can be used to identify and perhaps convict rioters. According to this article in the Guardian today, Everything Everywhere, which owns T-Mobile and Orange and Canadian RIM, which owns Blackberry are engaging with police to provide information under the UK's Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act. I imagine that most of us would agree with this.
Most of us though are probably appropriately dismayed when the Chinese government uses internet data from companies to identify, prosecute and imprison people communicating what they consider to be inflammatory information that leads to societal discontent.
Another article in today's Guardian explored how different countries have viewed the UK riots. "A widely circulated report in the People's Daily said the riots were the "bitter fruit" of Western support of internet freedom……..the west is always supporting internet freedom and opposing other governments' restriction on these kinds of websites. Now it is hard for them to complain."
I guess right and wrong are, to some extent, in the eye of the beholder.
Friday 12 August post script – PM Cameron raising possiblity of blocking individuals access to social media if they are plotting violent acts. I am not at all sure of the practicaliies of having a judge determine this on an individual by individual basis. More important is the precedent it sets. And when it comes to social media would a restriction like this be more akin to censorship or to imposing a curfew ?
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Cotulla is a city in and the county seat of La Salle County, Texas, United States. The population was 3,614 at the 2000 census. The Nueces River flows through southern Cotulla in a southeastward direction to the Gulf of Mexico near Corpus Christi. The La Salle County Courthouse in Cotulla is undergoing extensive renovation. County employees have in the meantime assumed temporary offices. The Brush Country Museum, with various local ranching memorabilia, is located in Cotulla. The city has Roman Catholic, Baptist, United Methodist, Presbyterian, and non-denominational churches. The Presbyterians and Baptists originally shared the Methodist facilities, which began in 1881. New Methodist buildings were constructed in 1906 and again in 1928. In 1883-1884, the Reverend W.D. Johnson organized a Baptist fellowship in Cotulla. After several years of meeting at the Methodist Church, the first Baptist building opened in 1889, with the minister John Van Epps Covey (1821–1898) preaching the first sermon in the new structure. The current church sanctuary on Main Street opened in 1948 under the leadership of the Reverend Jesse Cooke. The 2009 Baptist pastor in Cotulla is Donald G. Proctor. Prevailing Word Church, located in a new sanctuary at 419 South Main, has co-pastors, L. Lynn Beams and Abram De La Garza. It has services at 3 p.m. Sundays, rather than the customary morning hours, and mid-week services on Thursday eveings, instead of Wednesday.
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Magazine are an English post-punk band active from 1977 to 1981, then reformed in 2009. Their debut single, "Shot by Both Sides", is now acknowledged as a classic and their debut album, Real Life, is still much admired making several top 1,000 album lists. The band was formed by Howard Devoto after leaving punk band Buzzcocks in early 1977. Devoto had decided to create a more experimental and less punk band. Their style and lyrical preoccupations later influenced many musicians.
Magazine reunited in 2009 for a UK tour, with almost all the remaining and "classic" line-up, with the exception of guitarist John McGeoch who died in 2004. He was replaced by Noko, who played with Devoto in Luxuria. Magazine released an album of new material, No Thyself, in October 2011, followed by a short UK tour.
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Howard Devoto formed Magazine in Manchester shortly after he left Buzzcocks in early 1977. In April 1977 he met guitarist John McGeoch, then an art student, and they began writing songs, some of which would appear on the first Magazine album.[12] They then recruited Barry Adamson on bass, Bob Dickinson on keyboards[13] and Martin Jackson (previously of The Freshies) on drums, to form the first line-up of the band. After signing to Virgin Records, Magazine played their debut live gig at the Rafters, in Manchester, on 28 October 1977.
Dickinson, co-writer of "Motorcade" and whose background was in classical and avant-garde music, left shortly after a number of gigs in late 1977. In early 1978 the band released their first single "Shot by Both Sides", a song Magazine recorded as a four-piece which featured a guitar-bass-drums sound similar to punk rock. Shortly after the single's release, Dave Formula, who had played with a 1960s shortly famed rock band from Manchester called St. Louis Union, joined as keyboardist. "Shot By Both Sides", used a chord progression suggested by Pete Shelley, and which was also used in the Buzzcocks track "Lipstick".[14] The Magazine single just missed the UK Top 40. The band, with Formula on keyboards, made its first major TV appearance onTop Of The Pops in February 1978, performing the single.
Following a British tour to promote their critically acclaimed debut album Real Life (which made the UK Top 30), Jackson left Magazine in late July, and was replaced briefly by Paul Spencer, who performed with the band for gigs across Europe and some television appearances, including The Old Grey Whistle Test, where they played "Definitive Gaze". Spencer quit partway through the tour, joining The Speedometors shortly afterwards, and he was replaced in October by John Doyle, who completed the Real Life promotional tour and remained in the band.[15]
In 1979 Magazine's second album, Secondhand Daylight was released, reaching the UK Top 40. The record features more experimental, synthesiser-based material. That same year, McGeoch, Adamson and Formula joined electronic project Visage, recording and releasing the single "Tar".
After the release of Secondhand Daylight, Devoto decided to change producer, choosing Martin Hannett, who produced their next album in the same year, The Correct Use of Soap, again making the Top 30. Following its release McGeoch decided to leave the band, tired of Magazine's low sales and their less guitar-oriented songs, joining Siouxsie and the Banshees. To replace him the band called Robin Simon, who previously was in Ultravox and Neo. That line-up toured across Europe and Australia, recording their next release, the live album Play. Simon made some initial recordings and rehearsals for the Magic Murder And The Weather album, including co-writing the song "So Lucky", but he left the band before the album was released so that he could record on the John Foxx solo album The Garden.
Again without a guitarist, Devoto called in his former college friend at Bolton, Ben Mandelson (former Amazorblades member). This line-up completed the recording of Magic, Murder And The Weather in 1981, but Devoto quit in May of the same year months before its release of the album with the remaining members deciding to disband . A year later, After The Fact, the first Magazine compilation was released.
Adamson continued collaborating with Visage, and also began to work with The Birthday Party and Pete Shelley, Formula continued as member of Visage and joined Ludus, Mandelson joined The Mekons,[16] and Doyle joined The Armoury Show in Scotland in 1983, along with John McGeoch. After a brief solo outing and two albums with Luxuria Devoto quit music to become a photo archivist until a collaboration with Buzzcocks' Pete Shelley produced theBuzzkunst album in 2002.
Reunion [edit]Edit
It was confirmed in July 2008 that Howard Devoto and Magazine would reform for five dates in February 2009. The line-up includes Devoto, Formula, Adamson and Doyle. In November 2008, the band announced Noko, Devoto's bandmate in Luxuria, would be the guitarist in the reformation line-up, taking the place of John McGeoch, who died in 2004.
The sold out shows received widespread critical acclaim. The group then went on to play at festivals in the UK and abroad over summer, before performing 'The Soap Show' in Manchester, Edinburgh and London. At these concerts, the band played two sets – a performance of The Correct Use of Soap in full, followed by a set composed of other songs from their catalogue.
In January 2010 Noko officially joined the band, becoming a full member of Magazine. The band started work on new material. In November 2010 Barry Adamson left to concentrate on his film work and solo recordings. Jon "Stan" White joined as bass player on the new recordings and debuted live on 30 June 2011 at Wolverhampton Slade Rooms where Magazine were playing a warm up show for their Hop Farm festival appearance two days later.
A new studio album, No Thyself, was released worldwide by Wire Sound on 24 October 2011 and the band embarked on a UK tour in November 2011.
Legacy [edit]Edit
Magazine's music continues to be an influence today. While rooted in the punk and new wave movements, Magazine combined elements of avant-garde and pop. Radiohead in particular draw on the lyrical style of the group, and have performed "Shot by Both Sides" in concert. What's more, Radiohead's 1995 single "Just", with its ascending guitar hook, bears a passing resemblance to "Shot by Both Sides". Morrissey, a fan and acquaintance of Devoto's, covered "A Song from Under the Floorboards" as a B-side to his 2006 single "The Youngest Was the Most Loved". "Floorboards" was covered by My Friend the Chocolate Cake on their 1994 album Brood. Half Man Half Biscuit have performed live covers of a number of Magazine songs. "The Light Pours Out of Me", from the album Real Life, has been covered by The Mission, Peter Murphy, Sleep Chamber and Ministry. Swedish punk band No Fun at All did a cover of "Shot by Both Sides" on their record And Now for Something Completely Different. Devoto co-wrote two songs with Mansun, "Everyone Must Win" and "Railings", contributing vocals to the latter, and the band later covered "Shot by Both Sides" for John Peel Sessions. In issue 66 (May 2011) of Bass Guitar Magazine[21] Duff McKagan cites Magazine's album Real Life as an influence, particularly on tracks where McKagan uses a chorus effect. Johnny Marr cited Magazine as one of his main influences when promoting his debut solo album The Messenger in 2013.


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Structure eats culture for breakfast
We humans love the blame game.
Really, why do we have to hold us accountable when there are more than a billion others to blame?
We don't. At least, it's tempting not to.
When it comes to case studies on outsourcing gone bad, respective managements are quick to blame it on the destination country and the culture it comes with.
Outsourcing has potential. It holds value. How much value you get out of it as a business depends on the company and not on the country, the company, a group of people, or an individual you outsource work to.
Why are Cultural Differences a Bad Excuse for Outsourcing Failing?
Consider this: your business is in Denmark, your vendors are in India, and you export services or products to more than 74 countries all over the world. As such, you also have local offices in at many of the markets you cater to.
Sounds like a global business with diverse operations, doesn't it?
Today, it's easy to set up a business with operations just as far reaching and catering to markets just as far spread, all thanks to outsourcing.
Borderless businesses, technological innovations, mobile devices, the internet, and the fact that there's talent anywhere on the human cloud makes the future of work a possibility.
But are all businesses operating that way? Do businesses that have the potential to break barriers spread out and tap talent anywhere? Or are businesses falling into the generalisation trap and focusing on sourcing only local talent?
How Everyone Falls into the Generalisation Trap
You already know the usual generalisations, perpetuated by "anonymous" sources and also popular blogs and media. For instance, in India, they say yes to everything (if you were talking to someone real, you'd also see extreme tendency to be affable, accommodating, and the great Indian bobbing head mystery).
Then, you cannot trust the Chinese. Plus, the Chinese are rude, prone to tantrums, and not easy to get along (notwithstanding the language barrier)
Finally, people from Eastern Europe are irresponsible.
So, when outsourcing fails, the easiest thing in the world is to blame cultural differences.
It's also easy to paint vivid (albeit funny) pictures (or infographics like this and this).
It's also easy to think, "We are oh so different, and it will never work".
I believe that this extreme generalisation, prejudiced thoughts about an entire country or race, and shortsightedness is costing you lots of dollars in lost opportunity.
On the other hand, the solution is so simple that you'd go home to cry today.
The solution, you ask?
Document. Communicate. Set Right Expectations.
For instance, I have not yet seen an outsourcing project fail if:
- You are in control of how to initiate tasks (What is the requirement? What exactly needs to be done? ).
- There is a clear agreement on what should be returned, when and in what quality (Milestones, timeframes, delivery, dates, times, and expected results?)
- The technical infrastructure is established, so it's easy to begin work. (Does the Internet work? Do you use project collaboration software? Have you setup everything you need for the project?)
Think about this: when we make generalisations and point out cultural differences as an excuse, then it's wonderfully easy to say that over 2 billion people are equal (using both China and India as a combination) and you are claiming that they work the same way.
They don't.
If that were true, you'd hire countries and not individuals.
Every Individual is Different
What you get is what you give. The output of work expected depends on the inputs, support, infrastructure, communication, and expectations you were to set up before initiating projects.
You get lazy and you get crap. That's not outsourcing; that's just a reflection of poor delegation and failing leadership.
Next time you fall into the "generalisation trap" try to compare it with that once you've worked with someone local, let's say from London. If it was a good experience, does this mean that all people from London work the same way?
I believe in the human potential. I believe in the future of work. I know that economies like India and Chine are rising because there's value at lower costs.
When you lead right, people work the same whether they are in New York, Montreal, Copenhagen, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai or Mumbai.
Did you fall into the trap? Do you agree or disagree?
About the Author
Martin Dommerby Kristiansen is the Managing Director at KalpaVruksh Technologies, Denmark. He loves to see his clients grow their business by harnessing the power of human talent across the world. He has experience helping clients stretching across a span of domains and technologies such as KMD, Alfapeople, Spar Nord, Ramboll Informatik, along with product development startups, and from helping clients expand both nearshore (Ukraine) and offshore to popular hubs such as India and Vietnam. Martin has tried to summarise his experience the past decade in the eBooks "Your Lucky Number – 13 Ways To Help You Source" and "My 5 Best Outsourcing Hacks". Both eBooks are available for free download at http://support.kalpavruksh.dk/13ways/ and http://support.kalpavruksh.dk/my5bestoutsourcinghacks/


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Caroline and James have made it a real home from home, even down to the fresh milk in the fridge. The room we had was clean and bright and overlooked the duck pond. Caroline was lovely and helpful and couldn't do enough for us, even changing a pillow for me. The cake and coffee on arrival was most welcome. Breakfast was well cooked with good ingredients. We will definitely stay here again if we are in the area.
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