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If you made a New Year's resolution a few weeks ago, you probably decided to get fit or lose weight – two goals that pretty unavoidably involve a pledge to eat less. Perhaps you've stuck with it so far, through some combination of brute will, guilt, and the deployment of winning slogans at spots of greatest temptation. But unless you're one of the rare successful long-term dieters, your assault on adiposity will be short lived. Sooner or later, you'll find your way back to foods that are sweet, fat, and synthetically tinted.
Why do we eat bad stuff, and too much of it?
Naturally, "because we're hungry and it tastes good" is an answer, but this just begs the deeper question of what call, exactly, we're answering when we relent to hunger. Is hunger just the stomach's empty light, pinging the brain with motivation to refill the tank? Maybe hunger works more like a balance sheet, telling us how many calories we should seek out, relative to how many we have in the bank. Or perhaps hunger is opportunism, indulged in any case where the expected 'taste-payoff' is high enough.
In fact, all of these are known and well-studied facets of the drive experienced as hunger, and they all speak to the idea of appetite as a complex regulatory process.
According to a recent study in PLOS One, however, by Jeffrey Brunstrom and his colleagues, hunger is also a trick of memory. In effect, these scientists argue that the remembrance of meals past can help fill an empty belly.
What makes this work especially interesting is that it cleanly demarcates a psychologically complex component of hunger. Naturally, we suspect that our thoughts about food must surely play a role in our eating (and overeating) decisions. But nailing these processes down has been trickier than, say, identifying the peptides and hormones that enhance or suppress appetite. By understanding the hunger's cognitive components better, we might come up with more effective mind hacks to limit overeating.
Early evidence that memory plays a role in eating came from subjects whose memory was impaired. More specifically, both amnesic rats and people with damage to the hippocampus – a key structure in memory formation – tend to eat in short sporadic bouts, rather than in a few concentrated meals. If you put food in front of an amnesic person, they're almost always game to eat, whether their last large meal was 5 minutes ago, or 5 hours ago. Other evidence for the "memory for eating" idea comes from memory cueing experiments. If people who are about to eat are given reminders of their previous meal (as opposed to reminders of a meal from long ago), they tend to eat smaller portions. In other words, we seem to keep tabs on what we've eaten not just by computing signals of physical fullness – which are presumably unperturbed in all of these cases -- but also by keeping a mental tally of what was eaten when. It's as if you have a vigilant inner parent, reminding you that "you just ate 15 minutes ago – how could you possibly be hungry!"
While interesting, these experiments have their problems. In the amnesic studies, for example, it's dangerous to infer too much about normal brain function from behaviors that are the product of a damaged brain. Likewise, its unclear what the memory cueing experiments tell us about normal, everyday eating, since we're not typically given overt reminders of our previous meals. In order to test if the memory of a previous meal comes unbidden, and has effects on subsequent eating, you have to perturb that memory in a normal individual. But how do you do this?
Basically, you trick people, and you do it in a carefully controlled way. In Brunstrom's experiment, this was done using a device with an infomercial-worthy name: the self-refilling soup bowl apparatus. Experimental subjects would approach the otherwise normal looking soup bowl, and were told to eat what was in it (creamed tomato, for the curious). Half of the subjects were shown a small portion of soup (300 mL, or about one and a quarter cups), and the other half was shown a considerably larger portion (500 mL, a bit more than two cups).


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Its not easy being the son of a NBA legend such as Magic Johnson and on top of that being openly gay, just ask my man EJ Johnson. Earlier this week 20 year-old son of Magic went public for the first time with his boyfriend with all of his parents support.
"(My wife) Cookie and I love EJ and support him in every way," Magic told TMZ. "We're very proud of him."
EJ is one of Magic's three kids. The Lakers Hall of Famer has always supported his son and thinks very highly of his son.
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Topographica Hibernica or the Topography of Ireland Ancient and Modern…..was written by William Wenman Seward and published in 1797. The book gives an account of many different area in Ireland including the townland of Kellymount. The relevant section discusses the Kellymount Gang and a battle fought between the inhabitants of Carlow and Kilkenny over the boundary between the two counties. I am currently not aware of what battle the article refers to.
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[..] recalls Witherspoon, of their shoot. "Rob is sweet and loving and has the nicest family. Kristen (Stewart, Pattinson's girlfriend) is really sweet, too.
But it's nice to also hear from Kristen, right? Even if, it's indirectly.
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R: But he was eating blueberries. It was so cute.
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R: Yeah, it was so cute. And it just walked onto set.
And it was only me and a couple of stunt doubles up there.
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I recently purchased a bottle of Macallan 30 Years Old, blue label from someone on craigslist for a very low price. Being the skeptic that I am, I felt that when something is too good to be true it usually is'nt, so I tried to do so research to better arm myself with before I actually bought it. The more I looked into it, the more confused I became. No one in the area, (SF bay area), has any in stock, so looking at an actual bottle was out of the question. Online pictures only helped somewhat; some labels were dark blue, some light blue. I did figure out though, that's caused by the flash, when the picture is taken. I went ahead and bought it anyway. Soon after, I ran across someone auctioning a bottle on eBay, who stopped the auction with no ****. I contacted the individual to find out why he pulled the auction. Counterfeit bottle was the response and he proceeded to forward me info on how to detect the real deal. Thank my lucky stars, but my bottle was legit, and I'd gotten it for only $250.00. I'm posting a link to site called "War On Whisky Fakers" at whiskyfun. Tons of info and pictures of counterfeit single malts. It's outrageous what's happening out there. Let the buyer beware.
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That is a great link, which highlights a big problem for collectors like myself. When I purchase a vintage whisky (or rum) I always ask the seller to prove the bottle is what he says it is. If I do not have a trail of receipts back to the original store of purchase, I do not buy the bottle. If I do not have documented proof of proper storage, I do not buy the bottle. If the seal looks dodgy in any way, I do not buy the bottle. And if the person ******* the bottle has no knowledge of why these points are important, I do not buy the bottle.
This means that absolutely nothing on Ebay interests me, in fact about 99 % of all items offered for **** do not interest me. Over time I suspect all serious collectors will follow suit as it is too easy to fake labels or reseal opened bottles.
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"We've watched our nation and our nation's economy careen out of control and perch precariously on the edge of collapse," Herbert said during his inauguration speech.
The United States national debt $16.4 trillion, up $6 trillion since President Barack Obama took office in 2009.
Utah's debt is $0. Utah's budget is balanced.
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Herbert says he's taking on the financial problems surrounding Utah with an old fashioned solution.
"Principals are not relative," Herbert said. He told a packed audience in the Capitol Building principals don't change and he believes in the principal of individual liberty coupled with the principal of individual responsibility.
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Utah's congressional delegation and former governor and presidential candidate Jon Huntsman was there.
Herbert's inauguration ceremony cost $65,000. Half was paid for by the private sector.
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They is there are new sheriff in town.
We've taken to calling him that the share.
Because nobody messes -- -- We'll tell that to the real share of Joseph Joseph Arpaio he is mad as heck -- back he tweeted this quote.
President Obama keeps calling DP Biden -- -- and now drug is gonna get to know there's only one shared joke and that's me.
All Americans government's air doesn't like sharing his nickname it's -- few other opinions and the president's plan on reform of immigration shared joke the real -- -- -- welcome to this.
Why did mention that to the president when I -- them briefly couple years ago hopefully you know I was talking about.
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Because it looks like at the poplar nickname.
That he but you know -- -- -- -- to twenty years.
Trying to do the job included illegal immigration.
Remember hundred days after Obama took office they went after me.
There's still after me I'm in federal court for alleged racial profiling and -- are going to give up they -- control.
My agency and its it's sad.
I'm trying to help the federal government.
To lock up all the of people coming into our -- United States thousands of them -- offices story.
And on the bad guys so I and I look forward zoo see what happens the White House in congress -- -- it for years.
You know if you want to do something.
Based the issue right but why now that we know why right now.
Yeah I read where you say you were actually pleased that the federal government's working on a bipartisan effort.
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Listen they can't even track guys.
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The sixteen times they come across they can mean and tracked them.
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Arizona with the US drug enforcement it ever gonna secure -- border completely we've been fighting the drug problem that that border for how many years 5060.
Years so what does this a cop out.
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There's a pathway to.
Citizenship that's what this is all of vol chip away little by little by little.
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What would be the ideal way of its addressing this problem of you were in charge.
If you were president Jones that have served -- how to handle.
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I would send the Border Patrol.
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-- try to stop the problem from even coming across the border it to the United States us away is secured border one way.
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The reality is is that this is in the -- the fast track citizenship for those eleven million.
Certainly that would make your job easier but with a veto right thing to do.
No it's not the right thing -- on the tell you why everybody forgets it's a fairness issue.
We got people around the world waiting to come into our country legally.
Then if you cross -- -- you come here illegally.
You're rewarded that's not fair to let everybody come across -- Into our country and be rewarded by citizenship.
This -- -- this issue to regardless of all the other issues.
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Biochemistry seeks to describe the structure, organization, and functions of living matter in molecular terms. Essentially two factors have contributed to the excitement in the field today and have enhanced the impact of research and advances in biochemistry on other life sciences. First, it is now generally accepted that the physical elements of living matter obey the same fundamental laws that govern all matter, both living and non-living. Therefore the full potential of modern chemical and physical theory can be brought in to solve certain biological problems. Secondly, incredibly powerful new research techniques, notably those developing from the fields of biophysics and molecular biology, are permitting scientists to ask questions about the basic process of life that could not have been imagined even a few years ago.
Biochemistry now lies at the heart of a revolution in the biological sciences and it is nowhere better illustrated than in the remarkable number of Nobel Prizes in Chemistry or Medicine and Physiology that have been won by biochemists in recent years. A typical example is the award of the 1988 Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology, to Gertrude Elion and George Hitchings of the United States and Sir James Black of Great Britain for their leadership in inventing new drugs. Elion and Hitchings developed chemical analogs of nucleic acids and vitamins which are now being used to treat leukemia, bacterial infections, malaria, gout, herpes virus infections and AIDS. Black developed beta-blockers that are now used to reduce the risk of heart attack and to treat diseases such as asthma. These drugs were designed and not discovered through random organic synthesis. Developments in knowledge within certain key areas of biochemistry, such as protein structure and function, nucleic acid synthesis, enzyme mechanisms, receptors and metabolic control, vitamins, and coenzymes all contributed to enable such progress to be made.
Two more recent Nobel Prizes give further evidence for the breadth of the impact of biochemistry. In 1997, the Chemistry Prize was shared by three scientists: the American Paul Boyer and the British J. Walker for their discovery of the "rotary engine" that generates the energy-carrying compound ATP, and the Danish J. Skou, for his studies of the "pump" that drives sodium and potassium across membranes. In the same year, the Prize in Medicine and Physiology went to Stanley Prusiner, for his studies on the prion, the agent thought to be responsible for "mad cow disease" and several similar human conditions.
Biochemistry draws on its major themes from many disciplines. For example from organic chemistry, which describes the properties of biomolecules; from biophysics, which applies the techniques of physics to study the structures of biomolecules; from medical research, which increasingly seeks to understand disease states in molecular terms and also from nutrition, microbiology, physiology, cell biology and genetics. Biochemistry draws strength from all of these disciplines but is also a distinct discipline, with its own identity. It is distinctive in its emphasis on the structures and relations of biomolecules, particularly enzymes and biological catalysis, also on the elucidation of metabolic pathways and their control and on the principle that life processes can, at least on the physical level, be understood through the laws of chemistry. It has its origins as a distinct field of study in the early nineteenth century, with the pioneering work of Freidrich Wöhler. Prior to Wöhler's time it was believed that the substance of living matter was somehow quantitatively different from that of nonliving matter and did not behave according to the known laws of physics and chemistry. In 1828 Wöhler showed that urea, a substance of biological origin excreted by humans and many animals as a product of nitrogen metabolism, could be synthesized in the laboratory from the inorganic compound ammonium cyanate. As Wöhler phrased it in a letter to a colleague, "I must tell you that I can prepare urea without requiring a kidney or an animal, either man or dog." This was a shocking statement at the time, for it breached the presumed barrier between the living and the nonliving. Later, in 1897, two German brothers, Eduard and Hans Buchner, found that extracts from broken and thoroughly dead cells from yeast, could nevertheless carry out the entire process of fermentation of sugar into ethanol. This discovery opened the door to analysis of biochemical reactions and processes in vitro (Latin "in glass"), meaning in the test tube rather than in vivo, in living matter. In succeeding decades many other metabolic reactions and reaction pathways were reproduced in vitro, allowing identification of reactants and products and of enzymes, or biological catalysts, that promoted each biochemical reaction.
Until 1926, the structures of enzymes (or "ferments") were thought to be far too complex to be described in chemical terms. But in 1926, J.B. Sumner showed that the protein urease, an enzyme from jack beans, could be crystallized like other organic compounds. Although proteins have large and complex structures, they are also organic compounds and their physical structures can be determined by chemical methods.
Today, the study of biochemistry can be broadly divided into three principal areas: (1) the structural chemistry of the components of living matter and the relationships of biological function to chemical structure; (2) metabolism, the totality of chemical reactions that occur in living matter; and (3) the chemistry of processes and substances that store and transmit biological information. The third area is also the province of molecular genetics, a field that seeks to understand heredity and the expression of genetic information in molecular terms.
Biochemistry is having a profound influence in the field of medicine. The molecular mechanisms of many diseases, such as sickle cell anemia and numerous errors of metabolism, have been elucidated. Assays of enzyme activity are today indispensable in clinical diagnosis. To cite just one example, liver disease is now routinely diagnosed and monitored by measurements of blood levels of enzymes called transaminases and of a hemoglobin breakdown product called bilirubin. DNA probes are coming into play in diagnosis of genetic disorders, infectious diseases and cancers. Genetically engineered strains of bacteria containing recombinant DNA are producing valuable proteins such as insulin and growth hormone. Furthermore, biochemistry is a basis for the rational design of new drugs. Also the rapid development of powerful biochemical concepts and techniques in recent years has enabled investigators to tackle some of the most challenging and fundamental problems in medicine and physiology. For example in embryology, the mechanisms by which the fertilized embryo gives rise to cells as different as muscle, brain and liver are being intensively investigated. Also, in anatomy, the question of how cells find each other in order to form a complex organ, such as the liver or brain, are being tackled in biochemical terms. The impact of biochemistry is being felt in many areas of human life through this kind of research, and the discoveries are fuelling the growth of the life sciences as a whole.
See also Antibody-antigen, biochemical and molecular reactions; Biochemical analysis techniques; Biogeochemical cycles; Bioremediation; Biotechnology; Immunochemistry; Immunological analysis techniques; Miller-Urey experiment; Nitrogen cycle in microorganisms; Photosynthesis
Source: Encyclopedia of Science, ©2005 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.
Source: World of Microbiology and Immunology, ©2003 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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Creating top notch diagrams is easy, that is, when you've got a grasp on the fundamentals of Visio shapes. We'll cover those, plus we'll show you some tips and tricks for working with shapes.
April 16
Office Web Apps
Getting things done with the Office Web Apps
Anyone can use these free online companions to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, & OneNote. You might be surprised by all the features, plus show off some of the new ones.
April 9
Sharing with OneNote
OneNote can quickly capture your notes and ideas. Here's a few ways you can share your notebooks, even on mobile devices and iPads.
April 2
Windows 8 + Office
Working with Office on Windows 8
We'll go over some shortcuts and new ways to deal with your Office documents on Windows 8.
March 26
PowerPoint & Visio
Org charts in PowerPoint and Visio
A staple of business--the org chart--can be done in Office. We'll even show you the advantages of using Visio.
March 19
Sharing calendars into Outlook
Want to place your calendar next to your work one? We'll show you how and import other calendars into Outlook.
March 12
Freeze and lock Excel panes
Working with a huge spreadsheet? We can show ways to master all that real estate.
March 5
Office 365 Small Business
What is Office 365 Small Business Premium?
On February 27 Office 365 for small and large businesses goes on sale. We'll show you the advantages of buying (or trying) it and some of the new features.
February 26
What you need to know about PowerPoint Slide Masters
We'll show you the value of creating a Slide Master when making a PowerPoint deck.
February 19
Tips from Microsoft MVPs
MVPs are independent third-party professionals that Microsoft recognizes for their exceptional achievements. We will get their tips for Office and Windows.
February 18
MVP Special: Favorite new features
A Monday afternoon special from the MVP Conference in Redmond. We'll be presenting a regular webinar on favorite features in the new version of Office.
February 12
Setting Margins in Word
Get that Word doc looking the way you want with different size margins and other formatting advice.
February 5
Word & Publisher
Creating Business Cards
Need a business card quickly? We'll show you how to make one in Word--plus offer ways to make them more vital. Also: why you should try creating in Publisher.
January 29
Get to know the new Office
The features and benefits of subscribing to Office 365 Home Premium you'll want to know about.
January 22
Using sounds in PowerPoint
Adding sounds to a presentation can and impact or becoming annoying. We'll show you how to tastefully add sounds including how to trigger them with animations.
January 15
Word, PowerPoint & Outlook
Working with Photos in Office
Insert and adjust photos, remove background, enlarge pictures and wrap around text. Plus a new tool in PowerPoint 2013.
January 8
Spell Check and Proofing a doc
We'll dive into the tools in Word to polish your document spit-spot. We'll show how to change AutoCorrect and Proofing options.
December 4
Reviewing and copyediting in Word
How to work with the Review tab in Word, including Track Changes. Plus, a look at the upgrades in Word 2013.
NEW! Download free Apps: Windows 8 App and the Windows Phone 8 App.
Go to this page for more older webinars. Or join us live every Tuesday at http://aka.ms/offweb.
--Doug Thomas
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Guys please come & join to know more...
Love this kind of stuff. I'll be there.
How often are the previous webinars uploaded to view as a video? The one for April 23rd is still not loaded.
Usually later in the week of the webinar. But we had a backup in production, so it's taking a bit longer. Probably up early next week.
Okay thank you. Very much enjoy watching these webinars, which are certainly very informative and enjoyable to watch.
Not sure where else to post this, but I recently started having issues joining these weekly meetings. I'm getting the error message "reference error ID 403 (source ID 239)." I've had no problem joining these meetings up till several weeks ago. No idea what happened. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Perfect place to ask the question, David. I'm sending it to the Lync folks and let you know here if I get an answer.--Doug
Have you heard anything back? I don't mind watching these blogs once they are recorded, but I do enjoy them live as well. Keep me posted, thanks.
Although you would think it should be easy to do, it's not. If you've been a long time Outlook user, you have a lot calendar entries, contacts and tasks. I have now upgraded to Windows 8 Pro, Office 365 Home Premium, and have a Windows Phone 8. I use Oultook and OneNote extensively. Syncing OneNote to SkyDrive was relatively painless and has worked flawlessly across all platforms. But migrating my Outlook 2013 calendar, contacts and tasks to Outlook.com to eventually sync to my Windows Phone 8 has continued to fail. Documented methods such as "copy and paste", "copy folder" and "save calendar / import ics file" have all failed. "Copy and Paste" within Outlook moves over the calendar entries from the PST calendar to the OST calendar and looks good in Outlook 2013, but doesn't sync up to Outlook.com. Same for "copy folder" within Outlook 2013. Using the "Save Calendar" function in Outlook 2013 creates an ICS file which can be imported into Outlook.com, but fails for a very large file (more than 2000 calendar entries). Can you show us how to bring Outlook 2013 data into the cloud. It would be nice to also learn how to move over the junk file safe and blocked senders lists, signatures, rules, and categories with their colors to the OST file from the PST file without having to recreate them manually..
Here's some thoughts from our Outlook writer. You can look up articles at office.com
The general idea is to transfer a calendar to a Microsoft account (such as Outlook.com), and then sync it from your Microsoft account to your phone. There's a somewhat convoluted procedure here. Or I would start with the article Share an Outlook calendar on Outlook.com and follow the steps in the Import your Outlook calendar into Outlook.com section. Add the outlook.com calendar to desktop Outlook to see any appointments created on the phone.
In my own case, once I'd added my Outlook.com account to my desktop Outlook, I was able to just copy my contacts in the Folders view (... > Folders) from my Outlook Contacts folder to my Outlook.com Contacts folder. Here's the office.com article that describes it. Note that contact groups (what we used to call distribution lists) won't sync to Outlook.com.
Junk Mail Junk mail lists (both Safe Senders and Blocked Senders) are portable, too. First export the lists you want from the OST, and then import them into the PST.
No direct method, but the easy workaround is to copy and paste a signature from an old sent message into a new signature in Outlook 2013.
I need help please. I need to insert tables from other docs but am unable to move the tables around once inserted onto doc. I don't have the small square with star shape to click on to enable me to drag the table around....any help appreciated.
We noticed an update occurred for the Lync Web App last week. Trying running it again, perhaps the upgrade will fix the problem.
I don't know offhand, but you can ask your question to the experts at answers.microsoft.com/.../office. --Doug
Could you please upload the webinar that was held on Sept. 3rd regarding Project 2013?? I missed out on that one...
A webinar on section breaks in Word - the differences between Break next page, continuous, making changes from one to two column text and back and keeping the footer formatting between sections consistent.
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Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) lives a simple life with his fellow hobbits in the shire, until the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) arrives and convinces him to join a group of dwarves on a quest to reclaim the kingdom of Erebor. The journey takes Bilbo on a path through treacherous lands swarming with orcs, goblins and other dangers, not the least of which is an encounter with Gollum (Andy Serkis) and a simple gold ring that is tied to the fate of Middle Earth in ways Bilbo cannot even fathom.
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Abstract: An effective response to global environmental challenges requires analysis of communication patterns, processes and approaches. In addition, improving communication through emerging information and communication technologies (ICT) also must be explored. Understanding recipients' perception of the innovations used in information diffusion is also necessary. This study, using a sample of 120 subjects, examined attitudes of leaders of community-based natural resources organizations toward two approaches used in public instructional communication in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. The quasi-experimental study also explored the effect of demographic variables on subjects' attitudes. The results demonstrated more favorable attitudes toward the visualized method than the traditional verbal method, suggesting subjects' preference and acceptance for the visualized public instructional communication approaches. Results also indicated a differential effect of age on attitude toward methods of communication. The results of the study highlight the importance for practitioners to use integrated communication approaches in the public sphere. Suggestions for future research are offered. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/769 Files in this item: 1
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Abstract: The present study examined the relative effectiveness of 2 public instructional communication methods in improving selected predictors of knowledge-sharing behaviors among communities in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. A total of 120 subjects took part in a quasi experimental study, with 2 experimental treatments: (a) visualized Power Point presentation and (b) verbal presentation with no visual aids. The results showed that neither method was more effective than the other. However, significant differential effects of method by grouping factor, position, were found among belief and intention measures. The study concluded that neither method was more effective, but recommended use of integrated public instructional communication methods. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/778 Files in this item: 1
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The opening reception for E Pluribus Unum, a fantastic political art exhibit, will take place tonight (9-15-12) from 6-10pm at the UNCC Center City building. Continue reading
The opening reception for E Pluribus Unum, a fantastic political art exhibit, will take place tonight (9-15-12) from 6-10pm at the UNCC Center City building. Continue reading
A radio show called Air Occupy recently broadcast a program entitled "RNC, DNC, and Protesters' Rights." Abi Hassen, Mass Defense Coordinator for the National Lawyers Guild discussed legal issues surrounding both conventions. Members of Occupy Tampa described preparations for the RNC. I spoke about plans for the DNC on behalf of the Coalition to March on Wall Street South. I also discussed legal obstacles our community has faced along the way. Continue reading
Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx will host a Town Hall to discuss preparations for the Democratic National Convention and his vision for Charlotte's future at Johnson C. Smith University on Wednesday, August 22 at 7 p.m. Continue reading
I will be participating in a round table video chat discussing the DNC tomorrow (8-9-12) at 10:30 a.m. The Charlotte Observer and NewsChannel 36 will be hosting the discussion. This is the second of five weekly video chats leading up to the DNC. Among the topics being discussed will be the newly released DNC security and transportation plans.
You can watch and submit questions and comments here.
Ben Thompson – NewsChannel 36
Jeremy Markovich – NewsChannel 36
Caleb Troop – NewsChannel 36
Steve Harrison – The Charlotte Observer
Michael Zytkow – Occupy Charlotte and the Coalition to March on Wall Street South
The DNC 2012 Security Plan was released this morning, and frankly it's worse than I imagined. I will post a more comprehensive piece soon, but I wanted to release some of the maps and information now. Continue reading
The Charlotte Observer and NewsChannel 36 will be hosting a round table video chat discussing the DNC today at 2 p.m.
NewsChannel 36 reporter Dianne Gallagher and colleague Caleb Troop join The Charlotte Observer politics reporter Jim Morrill and colleague Tim Funk to discuss the latest news this week surrounding the DNC—security, traffic, speaker selections, and more. NPR's John O'Connor is taking part as well to give his insights into the upcoming RNC in Tampa.
This will be the first of five weekly video chats leading up to the Democratic National Convention.
You can watch and submit questions and comments here.
I was recently a guest on Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins. The topic of conversation was "the role of the protester, what they plan to do during the DNC, about First Amendment Rights and how the city plans to operate to respect everyone's rights and still have a successful convention."
Bob Hagemann – City Attorney for the City of Charlotte
Sara Flounders – Co-director of the International Action Center. She organizes large national demonstrations and is in town this week to work with Charlotte protesters planning for the DNC.
Michael Zytkow – Member of Occupy Charlotte and the Coalition to March on Wall Street South.
Steve Newborn- Reporter at WUSF in Tampa (the public radio station in Tampa)
It was nice to have an open platform in which to discuss issues that have in many ways been neglected.
You can listen to the conversation here. I encourage everyone to have a listen.
WFAE (90.7) recently hosted a community forum entitled "Politics in the Streets." Panelists and audience members discussed First Amendment freedoms and related issues surrounding the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte.
The event was held at the Uptown Mint Muesum with the following individuals serving on the panel:
Bob Hagemann, Charlotte City Attorney
Ken Davies, attorney for Occupy Charlotte
Mark Newbold, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
There was a strong showing from the local activist community. The forum can be heard here.
Local activist Roxana Bendezu and I had the privilege of being on Charlotte Now with Mike Collins. We discussed the issues protesters plan on addressing during the Democratic National Convention. The show will air tonight, Sunday July 29th, 2012 at 11pm on The CW (Channel 46). Check your local listings, as channels may vary according to your satellite or cable provider. Please tune in!
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National Poll: Obama 50%, Romney 47%
Several polls released show tight race
A national poll released Sunday showed President Barack Obama with an edge over Republican nominee Mitt Romney in the last couple days of the 2012 presidential campaign.
The Pew Research Center poll indicates Obama with 50% support among likely voters nationwide and Romney with 47% in their final pre-election survey.
The Pew survey showing Obama with a three-point edge over his Republican challenger indicates the largest advantage for the president of three other non-partisan, live operator, national polls released since Saturday.
A Pew survey released a week ago, conducted before Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast on Monday, showed an even tighter race with both candidates receiving 47% support from likely voters.
The latest ABC/Washington Post tracking poll, conducted from October 31 through November 3 and released Sunday, showed Obama with a one point edge over Romney, 49% to Romney's 48%. The survey's sampling error of plus or minus 2.5 percentage points.
Another national poll from Politico/George Washington University, conducted from October 29 through November 1 and also released Sunday, showed the race for the White House in a dead heat with both candidates at 48% support among likely voters.
The Pew Research Center survey was conducted from October 31 through November 3 among 2,709 likely voters reached by telephone with a sampling error of 2.2 percentage points.
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