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This is a great idea...your dog has his or her own water bottle attached to a bowl. I've used this on several walks/hikes with my dog. She is very picky about where she drinks water. She won't drink from a "community" dog bowl or fountain, so this is an easy way to bring along her own personal bowl. It doesn't leak and it fits into most water bottle holders/pockets.
The only problems I had were that the clip is flimsy and doesn't stay attached to my belt. Also, I'd prefer to have a BPA free plastic bottle & bowl.
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I bought this for running up to 5K with my dogs, since it fits in the pocket built into my hands-free leash system. The flip down tray is easy for the dogs to drink from, and the bottle doesn't leak at all -- you have to squeeze it to get water into the tray, so there's no waste. At 10 oz, it's on the small side, but I chose this over the larger one for ease of carrying. I'd want something larger for all-day excursions, but this is perfect for shorter runs, for large or small dogs.
For walking, you can clip the bottle to a belt with the attached clip. For running you need a more secure way of holding it in place, because the clip just bounces loose. Also, the loop at the top of the flip-down tray is tall and poky at the top and gets in my way a little. It's not a big deal; just a slight inconvenience.
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Six Security Tips For The Holidays
Employee vacations, workplace celebrations, unexpected visitors and hours and hours of online shopping loom. Time to take a pre-holiday look at your seasonal security preparations.The approaching holidays, and the joy, delights and especially the distractions that accompany them should prompt a quick review of those aspects of your security posture most likely to be affected by the holiday effect.
- Absent Employees: before the holiday travel and time-off season gets into full swing, take a look at who's going to be gone when, whether they will be accessing your systems remotely, and if not, whether their accounts and log-ons should be suspended for the duration of their vacation. Don't forget to check the employee's workspace for potential security vulnerabilities, including password and other sensitive material that's written down, USB and other easily removable devices that could contain confidential information, accounts with automated password and log-in fills (which shouldn't be permitted in the first place, frankly) left active.
- Absent-Minded Employees: As the holiday season moves into higher gear, the prospect for employee distraction grows apace. Pass the word that while seasonal cheer is a good thing, letting that cheer get in the way of standard security procedures and policies isn't. Some key reminders: don't leave computers and other devices running when away; shut all systems down, if possible, during holiday parties and gatherings; remind employees to be extra vigilant about spam and other suspect communications and Web sites, especially holiday-themed come-ons.
- Unexpected Visitors: Both unscheduled drop-ins and invited guests can pose security risks. If you're having a open house, for instance, make sure that monitors aren't showing sensitive information while guest are circulating; not a bad idea, in fact, to shut down all public are systems while guests are present, if practical. Be wary as well of visitors -- and for that matter employees -- bearing digital devices containing seasonal music or other digital diversions. Strongly suggest that such devices not be plugged into your business systems.
- Don't Let Employees Shop If Their Guard Is Dropped: Online shopping from the workplace is a fact of holiday life, and should be addressed with a) a policy that makes clear the times, if any, that online shopping is permitted via company equipment and connections, b) a triple-check of your systems' up-to-date defenses against drive-by and other malware attacks aimed at shopper, sand c) a refresher course in online shopping security for your employees. Not a bad idea to remind them that shopping by phone requires the same security vigilance as shopping from the desktop.
- Physical Security For Digital Assets: Brick and mortar thieves are out in fore during the holiday season, so it's important that you check your workplace's physical security, especially if the workplace is going to be completely closed during part or all of the holidays.
- Patches and Updates Don't Get Time Off For The Holidays: Many of the tips offered here are applicable throughout the year, not just during the holiday season. The same goes for your day-to-day security practices and policies. Patches will still need to be installed, virus definitions updated. Make sure you know who's responsible for the daily maintenance of your security posture, and have plans in place should they be away for the holidays.
A bit of preparation and reinforcement now will make your workplace -- and your employees -- more secure when the holiday season ramps up.
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Learn More About Reality Rap And Rap Censorship
A few people thought that reality rap has done a lot to our world; as a result our society has improved. Laws are stated for music censorship. A few also think that rap censorship is actually wrong; there are cases, songs, as well as interview to prove them. Many people think that rap music encourages violence and that it's bad to the people. While a lot of focus is put on the detrimental effects of some rap music, there's little acknowledgment of rap's positive cultural contribution and social activism.
Reality rap shouldn't be censored because everybody has got the right to their freedom of speech, as it is in Section 2 of Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Rappers express thoughts and the whole world is after them. According to them, it's freedom of choice, and that's exactly what America is supposed to be about. It appears that priorities are all just in the wrong order. For these people, censoring rap is against the law. Rap artists have every legal right to voice themselves in in any manner they like to. Rap music has been good to the society. Rap music has enlightened people about black culture. People always find out what is the bad aspect of rap through the media. They never learn what good it does.
Rap is the top selling form of music these days. Rap has introduced people a brand new feeling of pride and a new form of self expression. Rap has brought black kids and white kids closer together. Because of rap, white children are getting a better understanding as well as a new respect for black culture. Rap has done nothing but bring men and women together. It is people who do not understand the music or the culture that are making problems. Music artists, recording companies as well as fans are all worried about the issue of music censorship. All of these people are pitted against the government officials and community organizations who are trying to eliminate what is thought to be obscenity in popular music. Issues arise in looking for a sufficient meaning of obscenity as it pertains to art.
The Supreme Court definition for obscenity in art was reached in the 1973 case entitled Miller versus California. In that particular case, it was decided that obscenity is a community problem and that it should be determined on the basis of local, rather than federal, standards. Also, the Supreme Court decided that, in order for a product to be obscene, it must be patently offensive and it also should appeal to prurient interests and lack serious artistic value. Controversies surface in looking for a definition for what makes up artistic merit.
Although reality rap is gaining bad reputation because of the rappers' lifestyle, there are rappers who don't use profanity and violence in their own lyrics, such as Will Smith. Good rap doesn't have to be vulgar. People see how much of a good role model Will Smith is with his good lyrics. If someone chooses to make damaging music, you have a choice to listen to it, or not. You likewise have a choice between mimicking the lyrics, or otherwise. All you do is under your discernment.


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"Was so nervous waiting for my invites to arrive, well all the nerves were for nothing. I opened the package and was so pleased with what I saw. Absolutely beautiful!"
"I really liked the feel and look of the card. It is very simple and elegant. Depending on your wedding, this may be a good choice. Too simple for my tastes. Felt more like a sweet 16 invite than a wedding invite."
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You'll look like a vision of island beauty whenever you wear this wrinkle-resistant, tea-length dress. With a bra-friendly design and an asymmetrical high-low hemline, it's made from soft, beautifully draping travel fabric with the perfect amount of stretch. Wear it over your bikini or, if you prefer, for a romantic date night on the islands. Sheer polyester chiffon at the lower skirt adds a light, whimsical element.
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This is a nice dress depending upon what you are wearing it for. It is more suited to be a flimsy island dress not anything fancy. It is not high quality but it is nice.
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I bought this dress for an evening dinner on the beach . I have found I usually wear a medium in Tommy Bahamas clothing but ordered a large as I did not want it to cling. Its perfect and really can wear it anywhere at anytime. I also want to comment on the customer service of Tommy Bahamas . I ordered many things in many sizes trying for the right fit. I could not believe how quickly they arrived on my door step and how easy returns /exchanges are!!!!!!! I love shopping with Tommy Bahamas!
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I bought this in black, loved it. I then ordered it in white. Loved it too, but they are different. The black fabric seems heavier, it might be just the colour. The white seems thinner, in the result that it is not as dressy. Both are wonderful, although for an evening, I would wear the black.
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We love a piece that goes multiple ways; layer this modest shell with just about anything in your wardrobe. Raised seaming around neckline. Imported.
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This is the best shell ever! It fits wonderfully and washes well holding its shape. The color options are wide ranging from season to season too. THANK YOU!
November 30, 2013
Very soft and comfortable
I am 5'4", weight 175 lbs, and am DDD in the breast. I have this shell in black and navy blue. I like them so much I seem to wear one of them every week. I purchased black and navy blue cardigans that I wear with the shells and they look awesome and professional. They also look great as causal wear. I do think they are a little on the long side in length but for me its an asset for me b/c of my size. They wash well also. I wash them on gentle and lay them flat to dry and they come out beautiful and ready to wear. I have washed them probably ten times already and they hold their color very well. Excellent quality.
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New length of Knit Shells are too long
I am a 55 year old woman who is 5' 7" (155 lbs.) I loved the shorter length of the knit shells that Dress Barn had sold in the past. The longer length tends to bunch up in the waist area while wearing. It looks sloppy. Please bring back the classic and timeless shorter length.
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I will not be buying another Dress Barn shell if the length is this long.
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But I cut my hair so I guess I can't lol
This is what I plan on doing to my hair. Red and black color, and the other is the cut. :D Might Cost a lot but TOTALLY worth it. I am going to go to Absinthe. A salon in SLC.


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Talk about a bike that can do it all: Honda's new 2014 CTX700 is your new dream machine. Part of our new CTX series, the CTX700 offers the comfort and weather protection of a full fairing, as well as a laid-back riding position with more forward-set hand controls and footpegs. A full range of Honda Genuine Accessories lets you set it up with saddlebags, backrests, and just about any other touring- or comfort-related feature you could ever want.
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Last August I visited Latvia with my parents. It was the first time they'd visited since immigrating to the United States in 1975, and my first time visiting the mythical place of my roots, ever. It was an incredible experience. Emotional at unexpected moments, not emotional at other moments that we thought would be. My mother, father, and I were all fearful and excited for what the reality of a reunion, or in my case, a first encounter, would bring. The article in last month's Saveur, complete with recipes, only tells part of the story, but I hope I told it well. (This photo, from the trip, was shot by the inimitable Landon Nordeman.)
As an aside, the guide and phantom presence during the trip, and as I wrote this story (which took many painful and at times exhilerating months) was my grandmother, Rhoda Gurevich. She was probably the proudest Rigan (person from Latvia's capital, Riga) I ever encountered, and had a lot to do with instilling the belief in our family of what a wonderful and elegant place it was. I believed every word, and my visit hinted at what Riga must have been during the golden age in which she grew up (before the Nazis and Communists, but that's another story).
She wrote her memoir a few years before she died, in 1998. It turned out to be the best English language source for my research on Latvia. It's amazing how little has been written about the place, its customs and food. I am so grateful that my grandmother was there to help me even though she is no longer here. If you're curious to read her story, which is an extraordinary one, you can buy it here (thanks to the wonders of technology and self-publishing!). It's inexpensive to buy in print, and even cheaper to download the file. Please keep in mind I haven't had a chance to tinker too much with formatting/styling/line editing, but even in its current form I am proud of what my grandmother accomplished, in her life and book.
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Thanks for a wonderful experience. The cool weather helped. However, it is always about the people - you were great!
It was a very rainy week on Th, F, Sat but on Sunday, one hour into the race the rain stopped. There were cool winds at time - when we were on top of hills, then pleasant. Water and gel enough and support adequate. Well coned highway, cars very watchful, lots of support people in vehicles to watch out for us. The medal was a nice touch.
It's clearly a point of pride for locals and organizers to refer to the Memorial Day Marathon as the 'Toughest Marathon in the East,' warning participants about the rugged nature of Prospect Hill and posting elevation charts showcasing the final six uphill miles. But, on a rainy cool morning, tackling the 'Beast' was surprisingly easy. Shocking, actually. Yes, there is a half-mile hill at Mile 20, and 24 is an entire mile straight up. (There's also an earlier up tick at Mile 18.) That noted, these northward ramps make for nice walking breaks, and the terrain in-between is relatively flat and quite 'runnable.' Thus, I ended up with a finishing time only two minutes off my PR, on a loop course that seemingly went down more than it went up. I'm still amazed as I had girded the loins for those last six 'brutal' miles. The temps obviously helped, as the 2013 campaign was 40 degrees cooler than 2012. A wonderful woman I know bettered last year's time by a full hour and she didn't train for this run. The course is bucolic, with ample tree shade against sun and rain, and several lovely parts near water. However, it tends to skirt sites and towns rather than embracing them; a bit of a shame for those interested in Berkshire hamlets. For example, we zip by the entrances for Kripalu, Berkshire Botanical Gardens, and Norman Rockwell Museum and Studio without going through them; and we turn off Main Street in Stockbridge right before entering the blocks celebrated in his famous town painting. Additionally, we never visit downtown Great Barrington or Lee or the historic part of Lenox. Volunteers were wonderful, and all aid stations I remember had water and Gatorade and gels and bathrooms. Outside of a scheduled pasta party there are no pre-race festivities; the bib pickup is in a tent on the grounds of Tanglewood (which is not open, unfortunately). Speaking of grounds, they were absolutely soaked. A soggy, part-flooded, muddy mess. I didn't brave the muck to the finishers tent so I can't report on any post-race spread, but I did feel bad for the organizers and volunteers; they were basically stuck facing cold and rain all day. Why Tanglewood couldn't open its doors (or some of the facility) is beyond me; even with the usual 85 degree day it would have been better to shelter runners after hours on the road. Loved that event organizers staged a weekend running festival with different distances and road types available to participants. And the personalized dog tags are very cool. Plus, if you're visiting the area, the aforementioned Norman Rockwell Museum is pretty amazing. All-in-all a really nice regional event.
I loved a lot of things about this race. 2013 was 40 degrees most of the marathon and light rain and occasional wind. This was my first marathon. It was a great experience, but a tough route. I walked mile 24-25 steep, long, uphill. PROS Small crowds, but great enthusiasm Great route, with wonderful scenery Visible support in bikes, in cars, and on side of road Good bathroom and parking All staff very accommodating and pleasant Personalized finisher medal, with announced runners names at the finish Nice aide stations with Gatorade, water, porta pots and ( gels at some stations ) Band could be heard from mile 24 Photos free online, prints could be purchased CONS Need a climate control large tent - humid, hot complaints other years, cold wet this year. Need more vendors for a more festive feel Need 'summer sound' tickets to be free Need small amount of free food: bagel, cookie, fruit, something Need band to be closer to tents, if they are a mile away, it might as well be a stereo Half marathon and Full should have different bibs in some way.
This marathon runs through the towns of Lenox, Stockbridge and Great Barrington in western Massachusetts. The course is pretty challenging, but do-able. The website for the race links to a map of the course that is pretty hard to read. On MapMyRun there are a few maps of the course with additional comments. The hills look worse on the maps then they do in person. The small race atmosphere is refreshing! Hardly any spectators and water stops with gel and gatorade approximately every two miles. You really get to drink in the views. It feels more like a run through the woods. I brought 1 liter of h2o and some of my own snacks in a pack. It was cold (for May) with a few rain showers in 2013 and I only required a few cups from the stops. Plenty of parking and no traffic! I actually liked that the roads were not completely closed off, my family was able to drive the course and cheer me on at mile 16 and 24, and then again after they hopped in the car and drove on. The only negative from my perspective was that the roads were extremely cambered. When you double back, you run on the opposite side of the road, so the strain on the ankles does not even out.
This is a stunningly beautiful, hilly and challenging course. Great communication and wonderful cause. Every two miles along the full marathon course was an aid station stocked with Gatorade, water, gel and a porta potty. There were cones spaced along the entire course so no way to get lost. Very little spectator support and as a 5+ hour marathoner I ran much of this alone. There were plenty of police officers at key intersections. I even saw a black bear dart across the road at one point. Even at the tail end of the day there were plenty of bagels, fruit and fluids at the finish line. Custom dog tag medal is really cool. If you consider running this race be aware that Memorial day weekend can be hot and humid and with the hills you could be taking a risk. Hard to find but elevation chart is on the website, click Full Marathon then course then there's a section that says click here for elevation. Save on fees by mailing in printed registration.
Overall, it went fairly well, but still has a few kinks to sort out. It didn't have any pre-race or post-race festivities so the day consisted of driving out there, parking, running, and driving home. I personally don't do well in heat (it was about 80 and sunny) and was miserable the entire time, but it was a nice day and a scenic run. Would consider doing it again if it was cooler. PROS: - mostly a rural run, lots of scenic wooded roads - personalized dog tags instead of a finisher medal - nice shirt - lots of parking at the start/finish line - plenty of course support - great bathroom/changing facilities at the start/finish CONS: - weather was fairly warm and not enough electrolytes offered at water stations - rural route means fewer spectators (though the ones there were awesome - one woman kept picking up bulk gatorade to pass out at multiple points along the course!) - no post-race stuff going on (good thing I pack a lot of snacks)
After reading the comments from past races, I fully expected a hot and hilly race. I got it. I had slight hopes of cooler temps, but the day of the race dawned bright and warm...sigh... The course was absolutely beautiful! It follows a river and finishes near a lake. There was more than one moment during the run when I wanted to jump into what I imagined to be nice cool water! My quads took a pounding on the long downhills, so I was actually grateful when we hit the rollers, just to give my legs a break. The last few miles were a challenge, but nothing like I'd anticipated. There were 3 or 4 really good hills, and the one at mile 25 was a nice little bonus. As a runner from Atlanta, heat and hills are just a part of running, so this race was nothing horribly out of the ordinary. Is it the toughest course on the East Coast? I don't know. By road race standards, it's up there, but the Georgia Marathon is pretty tough as well. The reviews said to to expect to run 15-30 minutes slower than your regular time. Based on that, I actually finished 45 minutes faster than I planned to run! I loved the peacefulness of the race. A few more spectators would be nice, but I saw a couple of fans multiple times on the course and that was fun! Finally, the medal: it's unique and I love it! I've never run another race where I received a personalized medal! very cool! The dog tag theme is a perfect way to capture the spirit of Memorial Day! About the only negative I experienced was the lack of Gatorade at some of the later stops. Some oranges or Gu at mile 18-20 would be awesome! I would definitely consider running this race again and will recommend it to my friends!
I ran the marathon in its inaugural year (2010). Came back this year (2012) for the trail run. They did a fantastic job for an inagural trail run - multiple water stops, and they were needed - it was humid. But each stop had a water, gatorade, and ice all in abundance. On-course support was very visible (both on bike and on foot), and trail was very clearly marked (this middle-aged suburban mom did not get lost once). Not an easy trail run - the quads are still groaning - rather hilly, slippery rocks, the usual trail challenges - but an absolute blast of a race! Great for both beginning trail runners and veterans. Will most certainly run again. The extra challenge of trail + road is just that - a challenge - was a wus and only did the 10K - it was enough. Many kudos to the race directors who work each year to make this collection of races better. Tanglewood is a great venue, parking is easy,pick-up is very organized, lots of good amenities, and the crowd and community support is growing. The Memorial Day Marathon collection of races truly offers something for everyone, and would highly recommend for runners of all ages and abilities.
Small, scenic, rural race in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts. The course is hilly with much of the uphill in the later miles. That combined with warm and humid weather is not a recipe for a PR, but you know that going in. Spectators are sparse but enthusiastic, and the field is so small so that you're often running alone and get personal cheers from those who are out there. Only negative for me was the lack of sports drink until around mile 18 (only water until that point), so plan accordingly.
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"On the back of the performance at the weekend, we have decided to reward the players who took to the field and the same XV who started in Paris will start against Italy," said Howley.
"It's a reward for their performance. We talked about attitude, determination and resilience and a side that comes up with a win out in France, which is not an easy place to win on any occasion, deserves to start the next match.
"Obviously we are mindful that the XV selected is dependent on injuries, with some players playing before next week, but if everyone comes through it will be the same XV.
"I thought Ryan [Jones] was outstanding in terms of his leadership and he will captain the side against Italy. Sam [Warburton] is still feeling the stinger to some extent but it has improved but I just want to clarify that the team comes first and the way the team played, they deserve to start again."
Italy may have been convincingly beaten by Scotland at Murrayfield but will be looking to draw upon the memory of their last victory over Wales, a 23-20 victory in the 2007 RBS 6 Nations.
To do just that the Azzurri have made four changes, Manoa Vosawai coming in at No.8 with Sergio Parisse banned for the remainder of the tournament - with Martin Castrogiovanni taking over role as captain.
There is a completely new half-back pairing with Kris Burton at fly-half and Edoardo Gori wearing the No.9 shirt, while Antonio Pavanello comes in at lock for his first RBS 6 Nations start.
And head coach Jacques Brunel insists that despite the disappointment of not being able to back up the victory over 2011 World Cup finalists France, his side will still have a positive outlook on this weekend's clash.
"It's disappointing as a result but that's how it is," said Brunel. "We have to be positive about it, even with this. The Six Nations has only just started.
"This week off will help us digest the win and get back together next Sunday in Rome with a lot of desire to do well against Wales in the Olimpico."
Date | Home | Score | Away | Att |
23/2/13 | Italy | 9 - 26 | Wales | |
10/3/12 | Wales | 24 - 3 | Italy | |
26/2/11 | Italy | 16 - 24 | Wales |


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Hi Ben,
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The Coremetrics benchmarks are strong since they segment out conversion by visitor type and also looks at conversion to search and shopping basket abandonment rates - around 50% in the UK and US at the moment.
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Along with the announcement of the iPhone 5c, Apple has also announced a special line of cases made specifically for them. Made of a silicon rubber, they are made to compliment and accent whatever color iPhone 5c you have. They'll be priced at $29 each.
The cases have holes in the back of them so it can still show of the underlying color of the iPhone 5c. What do you guys think? Like them or think they look a little cheap? I'm curious as to whether or not they'll stretch out over time like typical silicon-rubber blend cases do.
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Wow! $29 for a $3 case! What a deal!
$29 for not even a cute case???!?! http://i.imgur.com/eJvDRTm.jpg
I think all small apple accessories start at $29.00. Why are they stuck on that figure? Way too much.
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Wait, let me get this straight. This case is made specifically for the Iphone 5C? Specficially for only the 5C???? Imagine that, a case specifically designed to fit a phone.
Apple, you've done it again!!!
"Silicon rubber"? You mean "silicone", right? Silicon rubber seems like it would be kind of, I don't know, hard.
Over priced, kinda cool looking, People will line up to buy just because Apple made it for the C.
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Apple is supposed to have this amazing eye for detail, but how on earth did no one notice the the ugly plastic cases they made for the 5C with all those holes obscure the "iPhone" logo on the back and make it so all you can see is "hon". Why not a cutout, or else completely cover the logo? What they did just looks sloppy as fuck.


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The Perfect Swarm: The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life
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Next time you get annoyed when you discover an army of ants marching through your kitchen pantry, think about this: these tiny insects could teach you how to make better decisions in your social, private and professional life. Sounds crazy? Not according to scientist and journalist Len Fisher. In his new book, The Perfect Swarm, he introduces us to the modern science of complexity—how intricate patterns grow out of simple rules. Research shows that such rules underlie the group behaviors of animals, such as bees and locusts, and Fisher explains how we can learn a thing or two from these basic laws.
At the heart of the book lies swarm intelligence, a phenomenon that results when large groups of individuals—be they robots or guppies—behave in the same way, and their collective actions (presumably unbeknownst to the individuals) become intelligent. Ant colonies provide a good example, Fisher says. In search of food, individual ants initially roam an area at random. Yet those animals that happen to be on the fastest route to a food source will return to the nest first. The pheromones they lay down on their trail then allow other ants to use that same route. By the time the remaining pioneers return to the nest, more animals will have already laid down more pheromones on the fastest route, which quickly becomes the predominant one.
When the delivery company UPS wanted to optimize its daily driving routes, it followed the ants' lead, Fisher says, prompting drivers to learn from one another "in a way similar to ant colony routing." Using this tactic, a simple pattern emerged—trips were fastest and least accident-prone when they contained as many right turns as possible. According to Fisher, following that rule led to three million gallons of fuel savings for the company in 2006 alone and would result in tremendous savings for every one of us.
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