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The GIES College of Business(GIES) at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (UIUC) and the Product Development & Management Association (PDMA) are co-sponsoring the Fourth triennial PDMA-UIUC Doctoral Consortium from Monday, Aug 5 to Wednesday, Aug 7 2019.
The goal of the Consortium is to enhance the development of doctoralstudents who are conducting dissertation research in the domain of innovation and new product development.
Students who are accepted into the Consortium will be honored as Doctoral Student Fellows and have a unique opportunity to network and meet and discuss ideas with leading innovation scholars and corporate executives in a collaborative, open, and sociable setting at the GIES College of Business at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.
Renowned scholars and editors of leading journals in the field of innovation and new product development will attend the Consortium as Faculty Fellows.
All meals, housing, social activities, and local transportation will be provided free of charge to participating students. Students are only asked to cover their transportation costs to and from UIUC, which is conveniently located just two hours south of Chicago and easily accessible via plane, train, bus or car.
Students accepted to the Consortium will be honored as Doctoral Student Fellows and have a unique opportunity to network and share ideas with leading innovation scholars and corporate executives in a collaborative setting in the Heartland of America. Our two and a half-day event will offer a variety of engaging and interesting activities, including Faculty Presentations, Student Lightning Talks, One-on-one Mentoring, Roundtable Research Discussions,Tours of the University of Illinois Research Park and an Introduction to 3D Printing in the Illinois MakerLab. In addition, Doctoral Student Fellows will have the opportunity to compete for research support as well as the opportunity to present at the Annual PDMA Research Forum.
Additional Learning Opportunity: Fellows interested in learning more about 3D Printing will have the opportunity to attend a special post conference training event (from 1:00 to 5:00pm on Wednesday, August 7) at theIllinois MakerLab. Fellows who complete this training will receive a Digital Making Certificate from the University of Illinois. The cost of this additional training is $50. Space is limited, so this opportunity will only be available for 15 Fellows. Reserve your spot
The past Consortia were a great success as evidenced by the feedback from participants:
"… a fantastic conference bringing together most prominent scholars, practitioners, and students … sessions were most stimulating and thought-provoking." – Student Fellow
"The Consortium was amazing … The best experience I have had until now." – Student Fellow
Here are some pictures from the UNH-PDMA 2017 Doctoral Consortium
How to Apply
To be eligible for participation, doctoral students must be in their dissertation phase in a field related to innovation or new product/service development. Applicants submit only the following materials as ONE pdf or word document.
- A cover letter indicating the current dissertation stage (e.g., pre-proposal defense) and expected stage (e.g., completed data analysis) at the time of the Consortium.
- A two-page single-spaced summary of your dissertation, covering elements such as research questions, motivation for research, method, expected contributions.
- An up-to-date CV (including completed doctoral coursework).
- A letter of recommendation from the student's dissertation or department chair.
The application is now closed. View the list of participants
Main Program – 8:00 am Monday, August 5 —- 1:00 pm Wednesday August 7
Supplementary Program at the Makerlab —- 1:00 to 5:00 pm Wednesday August 7
A detailed schedule is availableHere are some pictures from the #pdmaAtGies 2019 event
Sponsors and Organizers
Consortium Co-Chairs – Dr. Aric Rindfleisch, Dr. Ravi Mehta, and Dr. Vishal Sachdev
Sponsors – PDMA and Gies College of Business
Questions/Comments- Please contact aric AT illinois DOT edu

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UBS raises US$637m for Europe infrastructure debt fund
[LONDON] UBS Group AG'sasset management unit raised 570 million euros (S$858.6 million) for its first European infrastructure debt fund, seeking to take advantage of a shortage of finance while banks shrink their balance sheets.
UBS raised money from 17 investors, including pension funds and insurers in Europe and Japan, according to Tommaso Albanese, head of infrastructure debt at UBS in London. The Archmore Infrastructure Debt Platform has already advanced 220 million euros for deals in Spain, Belgium, Scandinavia and France.
The manager is not considering any UK deals at present but will continue to examine investment opportunities following the vote to leave the European Union on a case-by-case basis, he said.
The "uncertainty and volatility created by Brexit does not currently offer a suitable risk return profile for a euro-based long-term debt investor such as Archmore," Mr Albanese said.
Asset managers are creating funds for higher-yielding investments including infrastructure and real estate debt to help meet increasing liabilities at pension funds and insurers because of low interest rates. The UBS fund will finance infrastructure projects in industries including renewable energy and transportation, Mr Albanese said.
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The fund's deals so far have been at an average gross yield of more than 3.75 per cent, the manager said. That compares with about zero per cent for a German 10-year bond.
"Among investors, we see a strong and growing interest in alternatives," UBS Asset Management President Ulrich Koerner said in a statement.
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Shostakovich: Symphony No. 10
National Philharmonic Orchestra / Dmitri Shostakovich, conductor
with Kabelevsky: Colas Breugnon Overture
Coliseum CRLP 173
I can't be reproached for avoiding that ugly phenomenon of our reality.
-D. Shostakovich
Perhaps no other composer's music is so autobiographical as Shostakovich's. (His era, covering the Russian Revolution, WWI, WWII and the Stalin nightmare, gave him a lot of fodder). And among his 15 symphonies, the Tenth might be his most personal.
Often, critics overlook Shosta's modernist leanings, and instead claim that his works are just notated digs at Stalin, thus reducing him to the status of a political composer. The Tenth does bear some of this politicization, but it's more of a picaresque symphony documenting the composer's travails and transfigurations. Shosta inserts his initials, using the German transliteration, as a recurring theme in the work, at first haltingly and transposed, in the uncertain 1st movement.
The symphony changes tack for the Allegro, which is one of the most brutal things you're ever likely to hear. (The composer's friend and chronicler, Volkov, says that this movement is a portrait of Stalin's reign). Stalin had just died before Shostakovich began the symphony, in 1953, and perhaps he felt he had some wiggle room to shy away from social realism and to approach his materials more metaphorically.
As the music continues through a slow third movement and into the Andante-Allegro, Shosta's initials keep popping up, more and more directly, until they're stated boldly and without a moment's hesitation. At the dawn of a freer world, the composer is finally allowed some measure of the self-expression he had to conceal from the totalitarian regime.
Once again, Shosta shows why he was the USSR's updated Franz Joseph Haydn, with intricate, tight orchestration (paraphrasing not a little from Gustave Mahler) and an almost classical finale that would surely have been condemned by the state. Haydn, yes, but with a lot more drums, dissonances and savagery.
Originally recorded in Europe in 1954, this re-issue presents a rarity: Shostakovich conducting one of his very own symphonies.


text: India's coal import increased by 12.4% to 18.49 million tons in January, against 16.44 MT in the same month of the previous fiscal, according to m-junction, a leading name in the e-auction space, PTI reported. On a month-on-month basis, however, there was a flat growth in non-coking coal, it said, adding the "met coal imports were up both on a yearly and monthly basis, thanks to the downtrend in January prices and the recent growth spurt in the Indian steel sector. The higher volume of coal and coke imports in January (about 12.5% growth year-on-year) is mainly due to 1 MT increase in both non-coking coal and met coal imports during the month under review," m-junction services—an online procurement and sales platform floated jointly by state-run SAIL and steel behemoth Tata Steel—said. "Coal import (all type) in January 2018 stood at 18.49 MT (provisional), higher than 16.44 MT recorded for January 2017," it said. Overall, coal and coke imports in April-January of 2017-18 stood at 179.5 MT, marginally lower than 180.8 MT recorded for the same period last year.


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Efficient and Specific Quantification of Mammalian MicroRNAs Using a Novel Real-Time PCR Approach
Dr. Constanze Kindler
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on Friday, 7 September 2007 at 3:30p.m.
Genome Research Centre
21 Sassoon Road, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
This seminar will introduce a method for efficient and accurate quantification of micro RNAs and other non-coding RNAs by real-time PCR using SYBR Green based detection system. This system is highly specific and sensitive, and requires very small amounts of input RNA. It enables detection of miRNAs as well as mRNAs using the same cDNA preparation allowing simultaneous quantification of miRNA and target mRNA.
Single cDNA prep is sufficient for quantification of several miRNAs of interest, avoiding the need to prepare multiple cDNA preps to quantify each miRNA. Use of a single prep eliminates potential variation that could arise during multiple cDNA synthesis reactions. We will demonstrate the application of this technology to miRNA expression profiling in a model human cell-culture system.
This technology offers researchers a sensitive, specific, and easy-to-perform approach for accurate expression profiling of miRNAs using a small amount of total RNA containing miRNAs. A single cDNA prep from a precious RNA sample is sufficient for profiling of all the known miRNAs in a given model system. This is a substantial advance in the state of the art and would be of broad interest to all scientists studying miRNAs and their targets.


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Apple had until today to respond to the court order against them which was brought by the FBI, the FBI are looking to get Apple to create software to unlock and iPhone owned by a deceased terrorist.
What the FBI essentially wants is a backdoor into the iPhone, as there are 12 other cases against Apple looking to have iPhones unlocked.
Now Apple has filed a motion with a court in the US and they are looking to have the court order that was brought against them by the FBI thrown out of court.
Apple is arguing that if they are forced to do this by the court, then what would stop the government asking them to do something similar in the future.
If Apple can be forced to write code in this case to bypass security features and create new accessibility, what is to stop the government from demanding that Apple write code to turn on the microphone in aid of government surveillance, activate the video camera, surreptitiously record conversations, or turn on location services to track the phone's user? Nothing.
It will be interesting to see what happens and whether Apple can manage to get the court order thrown out.
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The 2019 Hall of Fame election results, announced Tuesday, made history in multiple ways. We had the first unanimous selection by the Baseball Writers' Association of America in the institution's 83-year history (Mariano Rivera), the first posthumous selection by the writers since 1954 (Roy Halladay) and the third quartet anointed in the past five years (with Edgar Martinez and Mike Mussina joining the fun). With these eyes having spent hours poring over the minutiae of the @NotMrTibbs Hall of Fame ballot tracker and a master spreadsheet containing 54 years' worth of voting results, it's time to consider the bigger picture.
What follows here are five thoughts about the road ahead for the Baseball Hall of Fame, mostly (but not entirely) as it pertains to BBWAA voters. If you're wondering about the advancement prospects of your favorite candidate, I've broken down all 35 of 'em for FanGraphs, and given that I have as much Barry Bonds/Roger Clemens fatigue as the next person, I won't have much to say about them here.
Note that all references to the modern voting era refer to the period beginning in 1966, when the writers returned to voting annually, and that all WAR figures refer to the Baseball-Reference version, upon which my JAWS (Jaffe WAR Score) system is based.
Next year will be a catch-up year
With five candidates, who accounted for an average of 3.87 votes per ballot, departing -- the four elected plus Fred McGriff, who falls off with his 10 years of eligibility up -- the electorate will have a bit of room to spare on the 2020 ballot. This is particularly true as Derek Jeter will be the only first-timer on the ballot all but guaranteed to receive more than the 5 percent required to maintain eligibility, let alone be elected.
That's great news for Curt Schilling and Larry Walker, who are within striking distance of the magic 75 percent mark. Schilling regained his momentum to set a personal high with 60.9 percent of the vote in his seventh year on the ballot, and Walker made a 20.5 percent leap to 54.6 percent, giving him a real shot in his final year of eligibility. Thanks to his combination of excellent defense and outstanding baserunning in addition to offense that shines through the park adjustments for Coors Field (where he had 31 percent of his career plate appearances), voters are coming to appreciate what a tremendous five-tool force Walker was. His two-year and three-year gains (32.7 percent and 39.1 percent, respectively) both rank among the top five in modern voting history, and if he gets a final-year push like Martinez or Tim Raines (2017) did, he could be onstage in Cooperstown in July 2020.


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Schiff Glucosamine 1500 mg Plus MSM 1500 mg Joint Care Coated Tablets
Schiff Glucosamine Plus MSM helps lubricate and protect joints by helping you maintain healthy structure and function of cartilage in your joints. It contains Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCl) which has a high potency of active Glucosamine. Glucosamine HCl is about 83% Glucosamine while some brands use Glucosamine Sulfate that is only about 65% Glucosamine. It also contains MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) and hyaluronic acid (HA) to help promote overall joint mobility so that you can move with ease. The recommended serving size is 3 softgels daily. Guaranteed for purity, freshness and labeled potency.
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Engineering Might Join Science in GIR Classes
By Kelley Rivoire
After nearly two years of work, the task force reviewing the General Institute Requirements is narrowing down its likely recommendations. One probable major shift is an integration of engineering into what is presently a core science requirement.
The task force has decided on most of the structure of its recommendations, said Robert J. Silbey, chair of task force and dean of the School of Science. "We are tinkering with the structure."
The GIR content "can be broadened," he said. "The world has changed."
The task force is considering revising the eight-subject science core into a science and engineering core with the same number of subjects, but with more opportunity for student choice. The more flexible program might consist of two subjects in mathematics, two in the physical sciences (including geophysics), and one each in the life sciences, chemistry, computation, and engineering, Silbey said.
In each category, students a would have a "limited choice" of subjects to satisfy the requirement, he said, adding that his personal preference would be two or three, though "the committee is fighting about this." The life sciences requirement, for instance, might be satisfied by either introductory biology or neuroscience, he said.
While the element of choice could present difficulties for students who change their majors, Silbey said departmental cooperation could alleviate some of the potential problems.
The computation and engineering requirements would be additions to the present core. Engineering principles and design have "an appropriate place in the core," Silbey said, perhaps in a "project-based experience." The computation requirement might be satisfied by options such as "a redesigned 6.001."
There is "lots of excitement within engineering for these deliberations," said Dean of Engineering Thomas L. Magnanti. The GIR review gives MIT an "opportunity to play a leading role" in science and engineering education, he said, adding that School of Engineering department heads are interested in having a curriculum with more flexibility.
To keep the number of subjects in the core at eight, the current two-subject Restricted Electives in Science and Technology requirement would be eliminated. "We want to take those two REST subjects back. We want to put them into the core," Silbey said.
The Institute laboratory subject, he said, is likely to be eliminated. Because departments have their own laboratory requirements, the Institute requirement only causes "administrative burden," and is "a white elephant, a dead subject," he said. Instead, each course should maintain a requirement of a laboratory subject or capstone experience, he said.
The recommendations of the task force, planned for next spring, are not likely to escape controversy, Silbey said. Already, discussions have drawn criticism from some faculty, he said. "I went to the Physics Department, and they didn't like it." The recommendations "will not make everyone happy," he said, but "it will be the right thing to do."
While the task force plans to change the components of the science core, members would like to "maintain the rigor and basic unified experience of the current science core," he said.
The driving forces behind proposed changes include the ideas that an MIT education should "ignite a passion for learning," "introduce the fundamental modes of analysis," and "increase the excitement and stimulation" of the first year, he said.
Changes that the task force might recommend to the Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences requirement were less clear from Silbey's presentation. The HASS requirement is undergoing "intense and ongoing review" by a subcommittee of the task force and the HASS Overview Committee, he said.
The main concern with the present HASS requirement is that HASS subjects are often second class citizens compared with science and engineering subjects, chosen to fit into a student's schedule, he said. This attitude, often promulgated by freshman advisors, "denigrates the HASS requirement" and "immediately tells the student exactly the wrong message," he said. He suggested that this could be avoided if freshman humanities subjects were be scheduled in one time block during which no other freshman classes would be held.
President Emeritus Paul E. Gray '54 commented that the lack of importance of the HASS requirement "does not exist only in the freshman year." The HASS requirement ends up as "what you can take that will fit and that will satisfy" the requirements, he said. Gray said he would like to see "more coherence" in the requirement; right now, he sees it as "a wonderful candy store" without a floorplan.
The task force is looking into ways to create a "more common experience" in the humanities, arts, and social sciences for freshman, he said, but which still maintains the differences between the disciplines. In particular, the committee hopes to simplify the HASS-D requirement, he said.
The task force intends to present their recommendations for faculty vote in the spring, Silbey said. He said he expects some, but not all, of the task force's recommendations to be adopted.
Medical Task Force report given
Professor Paul L. Joskow gave a report on MIT's recently concluded task force on medical care for the MIT community at the faculty meeting. The task force found that MIT's present model of services best served the Institute's interests, but that the quality of those services could be improved. One of several other models considered included outsourcing services, he said.
In the current model, Medical provides medical care and referral services to students, employees, and retirees, as well as providing alternatives for employees and retirees. The model is "in MIT's best interests as long as MIT can devote the financial and managerial resources necessary to ensure that it continues to deliver high quality and cost effective care through the Medical Department," according to a summary of the task force's final report distributed at the meeting.
"There is an urgent need to add resources to the Medical Department's budget quickly to improve access to care and to provide the time and resources required by caregivers to deliver high quality care," according to the summary.
The task force was created at then-President Charles M. Vest's request last September in response to concerns raised by the community, Joskow said. Among these concerns were a proposed 70 percent hike in the price of student extended health insurance, which was eventually lowered to a 60 percent increase, successive deep cuts to services such as obstetrics and gynecology, and concerns that MIT medical ran at excessive costs.
The data analyzed by the task force included the results of three surveys sent to members of the MIT community, all of which obtained over 50 percent response rates, Joskow said.
The task force recommended that within 60 days Medical present the administration with a short-term plan for adding clinical and other resources to address concerns about service reductions.
The 2003–2004 budget cuts went "too far," he said, and Medical should make "judicious increases." Wellness programs are not presently "up to the state of the art," Joskow said, and small additional expenditures would improve services.
In total, the task force made over 40 recommendations, both short-term and long-term, to improve the current model.
Among them, the task force recommends "that the MIT Administration put a highly skilled professional in charge of 'Medical Care for the MIT Community,' with the responsibility to implement a health care strategy that advances MIT's mission in a comprehensive and sustainable way," according to the summary of the report.
In fiscal year 2004, MIT medical's costs totaled $135.4 million, Joskow said, with net costs of $40.1 million after subscription of premiums, grants, and contracts.


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Time's Last EIC Dismembers Pope's Miter. What It Means…
What we have before us now appears to be a prophesized case of impending lost integrity. You read this article and make your own conclusions as to what the former editor-in-chief of Time Inc. meant by her actions. For me the conclusion and the meaning of the forewarning is clear.
I would add that editorial integrity is in some ways very much like virginity. Once it is lost, it is no longer retrievable. Let's be honest, there are some sectors of the magazine industry that lost their virginity many years ago. But most sectors have resisted the monetary lure of duplicity.
Those who practice the new black arts now called by the nom-de-plume native advertising,do so at their own peril. Like many an old alchemy formula for turning lead into gold, the dark arts of native advertising can, and most likely will, blow up in the new age bogus scientist's face. I for one say good riddance to the practitioners of such foul and unethical sciences.
I suggest to you all that the path to riches for the publishing industry isn't found in deception and deceit, but rather in trust which builds loyalty that the readers bestow onto their beloved editorial products. Lose that hard won loyalty and you have lost your franchise to more worthy contenders, of which there are many.
Cheap thrills and fast bucks feel good as they are happening, but usually don't form the lasting relationship necessary for long term media survival.


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We provide quality ales, great home cooked food and a relaxed environment where you can wind down from your busy day.
At the Live and Let Live real ale house we have all sorts of entertainment such as the good old football, a pool table, free darts, and a great jukebox with music from the old to the new.
'It's a good old-fashioned pub – not tarted up, gastro-ized or anything like that. It's got two large rooms, the traditional bar and lounge, with wooden floors, and is clearly dog and family-friendly.' Mark Watson – Essex Real Ale
- Stanway's only Real Ale Freehouse
- Foodie nights
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Come along to our Beer and Pie Festival – 20th-22nd October
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New Price & motivated sellers. 19th Century historic Colonial brich home with wrap-around porch, tall ceilings, pocket doors, hardwood floors, bold woodwork & more! Sellers recently painted throughout. Enjoy the impressive foyer with grand staircase, parlor, formal living & dining rooms. Kitchen has custom-made glass front wall cabinets and counter bar. Ample closet space in bedrooms. Ceramic tile in bathroom. Enclosed rear porch. Finished attic could be a 4th bedroom. Two HVAC units. Off-street parking.
Directions to 406 E Bridge Street Cynthiana KY 41031: From N KY take Hwy 27 south to Cynthiana. Left on W Bridge Street. Go across RR tracks then 3 blocks to home on left on corner of E Bridge & S. Miller Streets. Sign on property.
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Exacq Technologies is part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco (NYSE: TYC), the world's largest pure-play fire protection and security company. Exacq is a leading manufacturer of video management system (VMS) software and servers used for video surveillance. Known for its ease of use, the exacqVision VMS software is available on factory-installed hybrid and IP camera servers, commercial off-the-shelf servers and directly installed on approved IP cameras. exacqVision offers a solution for every deployment from small, single-camera systems to large, scalable systems. Every exacqVision server includes the cross platform server and client software, plus the exacqVision web service which enables the web browser client and the free Exacq Mobile app for iOS, Android and Windows Phone 8 devices.
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AgriInsurance (Production Insurance)
Sign-up for the AgriInsurance program will be a little different this year as we are going to be using electronic means of communication, such as phone, email, and text, to complete as many transactions as possible.
Instead of a drop-in visit, your agent will be in contact with you via a phone call or text. We will try to send information via email when possible.
In instances where something needs to be dropped off or picked up, we will follow the public health recommendations.
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Robert Brownhall
Nightscape II
oil on board
30.5 x 122 cm
This is a fascinating time in history to be alive. I want to make paintings that show the way the world looks now and the way the people live in it. What is it about this age that is different to the past? The urban landscape is here now. The story of our civilisation is an astounding one. We have become the super builders of this earth, but where did our intelligence come from? I find the human mind inspirational. It can write a symphony, make a great painting, design a huge skyscraper or a jet that can fly people to the other side of the world in one day. It is amazing to think that there were no cities in this world only 2000 years ago and now they are everywhere. What will the world look like in another 2000 years? Is the future we are moving toward a good one? We should be clever enough to solve any problem.
Each painting I make is a balance of the man-made and the natural. Nature is the most beautiful thing in this world and should never be overlooked or forgotten. It appears in my paintings in the skies, the trees, the waves and water, and the sun's lighting. Without these natural things my paintings would be bland. Every day I watch the changing weather and the sun's effects and remember them for future paintings.
I like to take painting to new places. Things like panoramic city views from high rise buildings at night or what it might be like to be in the middle of a rain storm have not been explored before. Painting is an adventure.
I was born in Brisbane and it has been home to me ever since. It has a great river winding through it which is good for panoramas. It looks stunning at night and there are all sorts of interesting things going on in the city and the suburbs. I am a keen surfer and I have surfed the inspirational Gold and Sunshine Coasts since I was a child. Despite having a drowning experience when I was three years old I love to be in the ocean for hours at a time. It is a mysterious and beautiful place.
I do admire other cities and places around Australian as well. They are appearing more in my diary of paintings. I am keen to visit and paint some of the great cities around the world also, especially in the USA and Europe. I have seen many images of their inspirational urban landscapes in movies and on the Internet. The rest of the world seems closer in this age.
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Kansas State basketball coach Bruce Weber can't shake the ghost of Bill Self
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A man becomes familiar with the details of his own funeral and it spooks him to the bone. This sort of thing is only supposed to happen in that dimension that lies between the pit of Rod Serling's fears and the summit of his knowledge.
And at Bruce Weber's basketball practice.
In a move that at some level has haunted Bill Self since it happened — despite how he has played it off publicly — and could haunt Weber every time his Kansas State team plays against Kansas, Weber held a mock Self funeral at an Illinois practice.
Since his own funeral, Self has won eight consecutive Big 12 titles, plus a national title, has gone 3-1 in Final Four games and has signed a 10-year, $53 million contract, all of which helps to explain why he's such a friendly ghost.
Tired of his players getting peppered with questions about Self, Weber showed up for practice wearing black and informed the players there would be a funeral for Self.
Weber's nearly decade-old macabre act is grist for the Kansas-Kansas State rivalry, but only to an extent. Bob Huggins, as his is custom, got right to the point regarding the rivalry when he started his only season in Manhattan. It's only a rivalry, he said, if both teams win their fair share of games.
Huggins, back in the conference with West Virginia, added rivalry spark with the national reputation he brought and the alley-fighter quality he and his teams bring to every game, but he went 0-3 against Kansas.
Huggins left K-State after a year, but left behind key recruits and his combative spirit in the form of his long-time assistant. Frank Martin coached 11 games against Kansas and his court-side antics — death glares, foot stomps and verbal bombs aimed at his players and referees — made his rivalry role memorable, but he only won twice.
Other than winning more often, about all Weber could do to approach the sizzle Huggins and Martin brought to the rivalry is wear all black every time he faces KU, but he's not likely to cling to the weirdest incident of his career.
I asked Weber about the mock funeral and whether if he had to do over again he would not have done it. He stopped short of saying that.
"To me it was a compliment to Bill," Weber said this morning in the Sprint Center at Big 12 Media Day. "The players loved him. The fans loved him. And he left. And I always joked, the fans were mad at me for coming and he's the one who left. It didn't make sense to me and I would always tell people, this is bass-akward."
Why the funeral?
"I did it for the players," Weber said. "The players kept saying, 'Coach, we can't move on. The media's not letting us.' Just like you're not letting me move on. 'They keep asking the same question.' So I said, 'I'm going to end it for you guys.' That was my way of doing it."
The after-shock continues.
"Now, did I ever anticipate it would get the publicity it did? No, I didn't anticipate that," Weber said. "For Bill's sake, it was a compliment for what he had done there in a short period of time. Just like now, there are a lot of people who love Frank Martin. Now you've got to kind of win those guys over.
"Bill obviously did a great job at Illinois, at Tulsa, at Oral Roberts, and now at Kansas. He's an exceptional coach. I'm just happy I'm at K-State and have a chance to compete against one of the top programs."
In a five-year stretch that spanned his final two seasons at Southern Illinois and his first three at Illinois, Weber averaged more than 28 victories and won 10 NCAA Tournament games. He took his second Illinois team, loaded with Self's recruits, to the national-title game, where it lost 75-70 to Roy Williams and North Carolina.
Timing is everything. Had Weber come to K-State in the midst of that run of big-time success, Manhattan might have erected a purple statue in his likeness. Instead, some faces turned purple with outrage, clinging to the belief that athletic director John Currie was responsible for Martin fleeing to South Carolina.
"What I've done is try to be out there," Weber said. "You've got to be around and let them get to know you. I know there was some people grumbling a little bit when I took the job, but overall I just can't believe the reception. They keep coming up to me and saying, 'Thank you for coming to K-State.' I tell them, 'Thank you for having me.' "
Weber said that during his interview for the Kansas State job after getting fired by Illinois, one of the first questions athletic director John Currie asked him was, "Do you want to come here and deal with that?" meaning the KU rivalry.
"I think as a coach you want to compete against the best," Weber said. "… I hope we can make it a rivalry. Obviously, it is a rivalry, but we hope we can compete and have a chance to really get them worried about us also. It should be fun."


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Labor Day signals the end of summer for many folks. By now, the kids are back in school. Family vacation time ends. But the fun certainly doesn't stop. This upcoming weekend, the Ventura Harbor Village hosts a few events that you will most definitely enjoy: the Ventura Art and Street Painting Festival 2019, the Beauteous Bowl Bonanza and the Seaside Live Music Concert.
Ventura Art and Street Painting Festival 2019
Where: Ventura Harbor Village
When: September 7 & 8, 10 am to 5 pm
Admission: Free
Contact: Ventura County Art Events (805) 302-4371 or via email
On Saturday and Sunday, come out to watch local artists create grand masterpieces using chalk and their imagination at the street painting festival. In addition to the chalk pastels on the ground, several artists showcase their paintings, pottery, jewelry, and photos for sale. That's right! You could make one of these unique designs part of your own home decor.
The Boys & Girls Club of Ventura hosts a Children's Chalk Area. For just $10, your child receives a box of chalk to create their own artwork on the sidewalk. Dragons. Butterflies. The family pet. Whatever your child dreams up can be drawn up and shared with all attendees at the festival.
Ventura Beauteous Bowl Bonanza
Where: Ventura County Potter's Guild Gallery (1567 Spinnaker Dr #105)
When: Saturday, September 7th, 11 am to 6 pm
Contact: VC Potter's Guild Gallery (805) 644-6800 or via email
The busy geniuses at the VC Potter's Guild Gallery fired up the kiln to create dozens of gorgeous one-of-a-kind ceramic bowls for their one-day "bowl"-nanza. Cereal bowls. Rice bowls. Dog or cat bowls. Serving bowls. Pretty decorative bowls. Bowls to hold your yarn, car keys or jewelry. You'll find the perfect bowl for the perfect occasion at the Beauteous Bowl Bonanza. A limited number of bowls have already been cast and glazed. Register for the bowl giveaway at the gallery.
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Promoting Collaboration Among Professionals
The Association for Computing Machinery in Central Oklahoma strives to provide opportunities for individuals to work together to accomplish similar goals in the advancement of computer science. If you're interested in starting a project, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Here are some of the projects that the organization is working on.
Edmond Thanksgiving Project
Launched by the Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery at the University of Central Oklahoma, this project aims to assist the organization that organizes the Edmond Thanksgiving Community Dinner by providing a website capable of coordinating volunteer activities. The current website is at www.edmondthanksgivingdinner.org and is still under construction.


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He's been on Rotorua Council since 1989, but even after 30 years, Charles Sturt says he has more he wants to achieve.
In this in-depth interview with Local Focus, Councillor Sturt talks about the challenges facing the city as it continues to grow, with more land being made available for housing and better infrastructure.
"I want to provide the continuity, and the stability that this council has always had, and to make sure we get people elected to the council who are going to work for the people of Rotorua - and not their own agendas."
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Chile's Ventisqueros revises its story, confirms escape
Damage to two salmon cages owned by Chilean salmon farmer Ventisqueros was reported at the end of December 2018 by Chilean fishery authorities and now, despite prior claims by the company that no escapes had occurred, the firm is acknowledging that over 25,000 salmon did escape.
Chile`s national fisheries and aquaculture service Sernapesca had filed two reports for two separate escapes that occurred at Ventisqueros facilities at the end of 2018. However, the company responded saying although damage had occurred due to high tides, no salmon escaped.
Sernapesca did not agree and posted photos online of salmon around the farms in question.
The company has now revised its response. In a statement published in La Tercera, Ventisqueros clarified that the two incidents were not connected, and that high tides resulted in the damage at its Tubildad and Chincui farms.
Only in the case of Tubildad did the company find that there were any escapes. A further revision at the facilities found that around 2.7 percent of that center's harvest had escaped, roughly 26,830 salmon, or 0.9 percent of its total harvest.
The company defended its actions and said that it adopted all established contingency protocols and delivered information to Sernapesca. Moreover, the firm said that, "just as Sernapesca had confirmed, it was a minor escape that involved fish in the harvest process and free of antibiotics."
In the case of Chincui, the company said that there was no damage to its nets or structure, and that its stock of fish did not show any differences.
The company also expressed regret for the incidents that occurred, but reiterated that it has been fully compliment with authorities in the matter. Sernapesca has not publicly addressed the amended position of the firm.


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I've been playing with the idea of driving the image sensor completely independent of the main PCB. Thus the following could be realized:
1. Deep cooled astronomical camera based on venerable Sony sensors
2. GigE/USB based network liveview
3. RAW bursting with cropping movie
4. A lot of fun
With the information gathered in the previous years of work, now this project is partially realized.
The sensor was driven directly with the FPGA side of Zynq Soc, with configuration and control handled by the ARM side. There's no longer any involvement of the Nikon Expeed. The twist wire is the battery power from the EN-EL14. The image data goes into the FPGA and is buffered, stored into the DDR memory. It is then written to the SD card.
For those don't know FPGA or Zynq Soc, you could search the wikipedia for a general description. Details can be found on Xilinx website.


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The Darwin Technical Manual for Botanic Gardens brought together the knowledge and practice of managing a botanic garden in 1998. Evidently, a lot has changed since this time and I was asked to develop the chapter on the 'Collection Policy'.
This pivotal chapter, like fungal hyphae connecting roots of different plants, joining different areas of the garden together. It provides the collection with scope, purpose and continuity and provides a mechanism to determine and assess targets and goals. The chapter will have something for all botanic gardens, whether they are starting out or well-established.


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Definitions for "Congo"
Slaves and religious practices of Bantu origin.
( kong goh) is the name of a religious and ceremonial music and dance in both Haiti and Brazil. Haitian Congo is played with a bell and a set of three drums using two sticks on one, hands on one and one stick and hand on the other. Brazilian Congo is part of the Candomble de Angola and is played with hands on three drums with bell accompaniment. In Cuba, Congo refers to three rhythms and dances: Yuka, Makuta and Palo. According to renown Congolese artist Samba Ngo, Congo means "Land of the lepoard". The leopard is a totem animal in the Central African region.
African nation that is home to the third largest tropical rainforest in the world.
Congo is a novel by American writer Michael Crichton. The novel centers on an expedition searching for diamonds in the dense rain forest of Congo.
Congo is a 1995 movie, based on Michael Crichton's novel Congo. It was directed by Frank Marshall and stars Dylan Walsh, Laura Linney, Tim Curry, Ernie Hudson, Grant Heslov and Joe Don Baker. The screenplay for the movie was written by John Patrick Shanley.
Keywords: republic, bakongo, brazzaville, democratic, belgium
The Republic of Congo (Brazzaville)
See Bakongo, Congo River, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Republic of the Congo
a republic in central Africa; achieved independence from Belgium in 1960
Keywords: ethologist, zoologist, surrealist, aegis, desmond
Congo was the name of a chimpanzee who learned to paint on paper and canvas, under the aegis of zoologist, ethologist, and surrealist painter Desmond Morris. He was most productive in the late 1950s. His style has been identified with abstract impressionism.
Black tea, of higher grade (finer leaf and less dusty) than the present bohea. Also called English breakfast tea. See Tea.
black tea grown in China
Keywords: unsteady, belgian, political, empire, deteriorate
An very unsteady political and economic environment could deteriorate an already bad payment record.
The Belgian empire. A bit politically sensitive. Say no more.
The ConGO data engine provides extreme flexibility for evolving data structures, allowing for multiple and changing data schemas. ConGO also integrates with our RAD tools, multiple interface channels & Nongo scripts.
Congo is a Williams pinball machine released in November 1995. It is based on the motion picture of the same name.
Keywords: ngocongo, governmental, consultative, conference, org
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Take a look at how TireHub is launching a managed travel program and implementing new business travel policies for its 280+ mobile employees. Rolling out the new booking platform has resulted in immediate cost savings and greater efficiency for their workers. In fact, they've already saved 50% over the prior year's costs on their national meeting. Find out more about how this company has streamlined business travel for their staff.
Q: What is TireHub's business model?
TireHub is a wholesale distributor that serves independent tire dealers and retailers across the United States. We distribute the complete passenger and light truck tire portfolios from two of the world's top tire makers, Bridgestone and Goodyear.
TireHub's mission is to distribute the highest quality products possible to our customers so they can put their customers on tires they love. The company is out to set a new standard of excellence for tire distribution in the U.S. by focusing on the needs of dealers and their customers.
TireHub will enable customers to manage growing complexity in the tire industry and limited on-site inventory space. With immediate national scale, TireHub will reach most retail locations in the U.S. with same-day deliveries, ensuring retailers have the right tires at the right time to meet the needs of customers and end-users.
Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, TireHub has 1,200 team members working within its corporate office, plus 68 logistics center locations across the U.S.
Q: What has the Travel Leaders Corporate partnership meant for your company?
Our relationship with Travel Leaders Corporate has been great from the start. Our CEO's Executive Assistant, Lori Thornton, worked with the team for six weeks to get everything set up for TireHub, and the team couldn't have been more helpful. Susan Bailey, Jeff Hawkins, Alon Zaibert, Gina Watts and the LaGrange office were incredible to work with and played a huge part in the successful launch of our new travel program.
Thanks to our partnership with Travel Leaders Corporate, we were able to cut our travel costs in half from what we spent in 2018!
As a new company, we are always eager to partner with businesses that can help us to grow and be successful. Many of our employees (we like to call them Hubbers) are constantly on the road – traveling to our centers, visiting customers or commuting home on a weekly basis. The organization and streamlining of our travel processes that come from working with Travel Leaders Corporate has been significant. We hosted our second annual National Meeting in February, flying in almost 300 of our Hubbers from around the U.S. Thanks to our partnership with Travel Leaders Corporate, we were able to cut our travel costs in half from what we spent in 2018!
Q: What have you learned about running a corporate travel program?
Running a corporate travel program gives us much more insight into the travel-related decisions our travelers make. The booking process alone is so much more convenient – instead of pricing flights, hotels and cars from multiple locations, our travelers now have a one stop shop for all of their travel needs. The time savings in that process alone means more time for our Hubbers to focus on saying yes to our customers.
We're always looking for more ways to streamline travel for our Hubbers. So, our current focus is educating our Hubbers on the ins and outs of our program so that they make the best travel decisions. Thanks to Travel Leaders Corporate, we've designed a process that benefits both Hubbers and our company, and participation is fundamental to the success of our program. And as we continue to evolve, we look forward to incorporating other travel benefits, such as contracts with hotels located near our distribution center locations, to take advantage of future cost savings.
Q: How many business travelers are you managing?
We have approximately 280 travelers across our organization. We are relatively new - both as a company and as a Travel Leaders Corporate partner - so we look forward to understanding our Hubbers' travel patterns and other related information as we move forward.
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At Travel Leaders Corporate, we tailor all of our travel management services to meet your needs. We understand every company is different and have years of experience customizing solutions that make business travel as seamless and cost-effective as possible. Read more about how to choose a Travel Management Company.
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Hey everyone, sorry for the late release and even later post about it. Been extra busy still. I did find some time on Thursday to update Project Helium. This update finishes the new enemy released in 0.9. The yellow enemies now shoot at you. They still travel straight, at one pixel per refresh (~30pps) faster than the sinusoidal enemies. Currently, they will only shoot when they are created and after that will only continue to move towards you. Expect more updates to both enemy types in the near future.
Other features I am working on include a better level system (which will make the first level easier, while also making each level more unique, as well as making levels more modular, so they can be rapidly produced), updated graphics (the current graphics are more or less placeholders for now), more sounds and background music, better sound quality, one more enemy type, better performance for the code, and a smaller version (for those with screens that are less than 800px high).
I welcome my user's feedback as always, and thanks for being loyal supporters of Project Helium!
This is Superlink X's private blog. I will discuss many different topics, with my own personal opinion. Mostly, it will be about technology and science, but it also may be my own musings and views of life.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
No Update to Project Helium This Week
Sorry everyone, but this last week has been rather difficult. As a result, I ended up needing more sleep this weekend, and had less time to code as a result. I will be debuting a Google Group later this week for talking about the project in more depth and getting feedback. There will definitely be some kind of update by Sunday. I'm hoping to finish building the new enemies this weekend, so they will fire back.
In the mean time, feel free to follow me on Google+ and send feedback.
Thanks for everyone's support.
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You are correct: It's not even close to that time of year again. But John Waters' annual Christmas special is wildly popular, and thus warrants some lead time for snagging tickets.
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Publisher moves up release date for John Waters' next book, 'Mr. Know-It-All'
John Waters fans have less time to wait for his next book, a collection of essays entitled "Mr. Know-It-All: The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder."
This Valentine's Day, enjoy 'A Date with John Waters' at Baltimore Soundstage
His art retrospective is up at the Baltimore Museum of Art, and every year around Christmas he takes the stage as a "St. Nick for the Christmas corrupted" to spread the holiday spirit. And now this Valentine's Day, John Waters, Baltimore's beloved agitator and the Pope of Trash, is going to be a date in the very intimate setting of the Baltimore Soundstage.
'John Waters: Indecent Exposure' highlights the auteur's intellectual savvy
"She Shoulda Said 'No!'" was a 1949 exploitation film in the "Reefer Madness" mold, designed to warn red-blooded, young Americans about the moral rot, social deviancy and sexual degeneracy that comes with using drugs. In it, a young woman's experiments with weed lead her into a wayward spiral of selling drugs, losing her job and promiscuity, her moral downfall pushing her brother to suicide. Only after cleaning up in jail and collaborating with authorities can she right her way in life.
BMA to hold John Waters retrospective starting in October
Baltimoreans are familiar with John Waters' films, and now they'll get a chance to see more of more of his visual art.
Starting Oct. 7, the Baltimore Museum of Art is showing "John Waters: Indecent Exposure," an exhibit of 160 photographs, sculptures, sound and video works made by the director since the 1990s. The museum says it is the first major retrospective of Waters' visual art in his hometown.
John Waters' 'Female Trouble' to get the Criterion treatment
John Waters' 1974 film "Female Trouble," about a hell-raising runaway student (Divine) who becomes a model for beauticians that like to photograph women committing crimes, is getting the Criterion Collection treatment this summer.
'A John Waters Christmas' Returns to Baltimore Soundstage on December 19
"You better watch out. You better cry," taunts the hot pink poster for an upcoming holiday event at Baltimore Soundstage. "John Waters, the People's Pervert, is coming to town."
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Divine Took Trampoline Lessons to Prepare for Role in 'Female Trouble,' Pat Moran Reveals
The actor Divine was so dedicated to his craft that he took trampoline lessons at the YMCA to prepare for a scene in filmmaker John Waters' 1974 movie, "Female Trouble."
NYT's 'Frugal Traveler' Column Touts Baltimore Art, Good Eats and Duckpin Bowling
The New York Times' travel section fixated on Baltimore for a second straight week this month, supplementing its "36 Hours in Baltimore" guide with a column on Charm City's unique mix of fun, artistic flare and affordability.


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The first new obesity device – The Maestro Rechargeable System – stands approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). As a pacemaker similar to implant that sends electrical pulses to the vagus nerve.
An outside advisors committee to the FDA arrived at the conclusion that benefits of the Maestro System was more than its risks. Though less enthusiastic about whether the device worked, the majority of the panel members where of opinion that the device was safe.
Included in the clinical trials of the device, were two obesity experts and the manufacturer – Entero Medics – to see how the Maestro System is supposed to be used and who may benefit.
What parts make up the Maestro System?-Entero Medics spokeswoman Jody Dahlman said that Maestro System comprises a pacemaker similar to electrical pulse generator, wire leads, and electrodes, which are implanted in the abdomen.
As to who should have the benefits of the Maestro System, the device has been approved by FDA for the treatment of obese adults who have a body mass index (BMI) of minimum 40 and also for those with a BMI of minimum 35 who have a condition – like high blood pressure or high cholesterol related to obesity.
According to MD Caroline Apovian, Director of Nutrition and Weight Management at Boston Medical Center, the device may prove beneficial in helping extremely obese people lose some weight so that they can more securely undergo gastric bypass surgery. The system might also help enhance weight loss after gastric bypass surgery.
"I don't have a good feel for who are going to be the ideal candidates. You're looking at weight loss that's relatively similar to weight-loss drugs, and yet, you have to have a surgery", said Ken Fujioka, MD, an obesity specialist at the Scripps Clinic in San Diego.
People who don't have ability to tolerate weight-loss medications may benefit from the device. According to Fujioka, the Maestro System appeared to have shown a good result on blood sugar control on top of weight loss.


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Her work took her to Lebanon in 2012-13, addressing the health issues of Syrian refugees. She spent 2014 on the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, working in all three countries until the very end of the epidemic in May 2016. Subsequent assignments were to the DRC on a large yellow fever outbreak response, improving surveillance and response capacity, then to Haiti for a cholera outbreak. In 2017, she responded to the near-famine in Nigeria. That same year she went to Iraq, managing a Doctors Without Borders' emergency war hospital. She has just returned from Bangladesh (Royingya refugee crisis), where she responded to the Diphteria outbreak and worked on the Joint Emergency Response & Preparedness Plan.
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I have been enjoying to make this recipe on the weekends to have it with my breakfast or as desert, they feel incredible. It has a strong cocoa flavour really sweet and soft, so is a nice contrast with the hazelnuts and I enjoy to have it with fresh raspberries or strawberries, I like to have it as well with orange juice.
Even if it is a treat, is really healthy packed with antioxidants and with anti-inflammatory properties, as well as fibre, this is great because you will feel fuller for a long time.
4 tablespoon raw cocoa
3 tablespoon agave syrup
½ cup ground almonds
½ cup dates
½ cup toasted hazelnuts
2 tablespoon goji berries
2 sweet potatoes
A pinch of sea salt
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 45 minutes
Total Time: 55 minutes
Serving Size: 10 brownies
1 Pre-heat the oven to 180C, peel and cut the sweet potato into chunks then steam them for 20 min, once the sweet potato is soft blend it with the dates, then mix it with the rest of the ingredients. Place the mixture in a tray in the oven for 20/25 min or so, is handy to use oven paper because it gets sticky.
2 You will know that is ready because it should be dry in the inside and toasted in the outside. Enjoy!.


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Next-generation sequencing is the process of sequencing DNA or RNA by producing millions of sequence reads in a massively parallel manner. Also known as deep sequencing, next-generation sequencing allows for the sequencing of the entire genome, exome or transcriptome. This makes it possible to identify complex genetic differences that may cause disease or help diagnose and treat disease. The Genome Analysis Core offers a full range of services and applications for next-generation sequencing, including:
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Michelle Byrom is scheduled to be executed in Mississippi on March 27 for conspiring to murder her husband, Edward Byrom, Sr. Her son, Edward Byrom, Jr., known as Junior, confessed to the crime on multiple occasions, and wrote that he lied when he told police his mother and a friend were involved. "I was so scared, confused, and high, I just started spitting the first thought out, which turned in to this big conspiracy thing, for money, which was all BS, that's why I had so many different stories," he wrote. Junior testified against his mother in exchange for a reduced sentence and is now out of prison. Michelle Byrom was abused by her stepfather, ran away from home at age 15, and moved in with Edward, Sr., that same year, when he was 31. He verbally and physically abused her and threatened violence if she tried to leave. A forensic psychiatrist diagnosed Michelle with borderline personality disorder, depression, alcoholism, and Münchausen syndrome, saying the disorders were consistent with abuse. She was interrogated while in the hospital under the influence of 12 different medications, and only confessed when the Sheriff told her about her son's confession and encouraged her not to let her son "take the rap." Her trial attorneys, trying their first capital case, waived her right to have a jury decide her sentence, believing that would give them grounds for an appeal. They did not present evidence of her mental illnesses, thinking that evidence would be better saved for the appeal. The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld her conviction and sentence (5-3), with Justice Jess Dickinson writing in dissent, "I have attempted to conjure up in my imagination a more egregious case of ineffective assistance of counsel during the sentencing phase of a capital case. I cannot." UPDATE: Read Andrew Cohen's piece about this case The Atlantic.
A new appeal, centered on Junior's confession, which was never presented to the jury, is now before the state Supreme Court. The "friend," Joey Gillis, whom Michelle allegedly paid to do the killing, pled guilty to conspiracy to murder and was released from prison in 2009. If Byrom is executed, she will be the first woman executed in Mississippi in 70 years.
(R. Mott, "An Innocent Woman? Michelle Byrom vs. Mississippi," Jackson Free Press, March 19, 2014). See Innocence, Mental Illness, and Arbitrariness.
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Unconscious bias training is important because we all have biases, we naturally make automatic decisions about people based on irrelevant factors. We know, for example, that 80% of employers admit to making decisions based on regional accents and that while the average weight of a women is 11 stone, each stone above 11 will lose a woman £1500 a year in salary. While it is near impossible to remove unconscious bias completely, the solution lies in altering how we respond to people who seem different to us, or cause an adverse reaction in us.
Our highly interactive and practical unconscious bias workshops will explore individual and cultural bias that impact on our working relationships. Allowing people, in a safe environment to both understand unconscious bias and develop personal strategies to ensure personal biases are effectively managed. We offer full day and half day workshops.
Designed for forward-thinking organisations, our unconscious bias training provides an opportunity to step ahead of the crowd and reap the business benefits. Our expert team work with delegates to ensure they understand unconscious bias and develop strategies to effectively manage personal biases.
We will work with you to create a workshop that is a perfect fit for your organisation, but below is an example outline of what one of our unconscious bias workshops could cover:
Course Content:
- Defining unconscious bias
- Recognising the science behind unconscious bias
- Identifying personal and business reasons to tackle unconscious bias
- Understanding organisational and individual biases and assessing their impact
- Identifying strategies to minimise the impact of biases on key business and people functions
- Creating personal strategies to minimise the impact of our own biases
Benefits of unconscious bias training:
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If you have large numbers of staff to roll out unconscious bias training too, then why not take a look at our unconscious bias e-learning? Takes around 50-60 minutes to complete, including end of module quiz. What a great way to raise knowledge about unconscious bias around your organisation. Available to purchase on a per head basis.
We can adopt a range of training methods to create a blended learning solution. So, if you would like face-to-face classroom training and e-Learning pre-course work we can also provide this. Please contact us to talk through your exact requirements.


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Bill Maher Wants More Pardons – Thanks to CAN-DO
On January 20, 2015, CAN-DO sent a package to Bill Maher begging him to address the lack of Presidential clemencies for drug offenders, especially people serving time for pot on his show. This was the second time CAN-DO founder Amy … Read the rest
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Children: One daughter – Miquelle West
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The big news over the past 24 hours was that just days before Trump fired James Comey from his post as FBI Director, the bureau had requested more money – later reported as 'more resources' – from the Department of Justice for the investigation into Russia's ties to Trump.
This bolstered the major media's narrative about how Trump fired Comey as a way to 'cover up' the Russia investigation. As if Comey was 'getting too close' or something.
If that was Trump's goal, then he's stuck – temporarily at least – with Andrew McCabe who's a staunch Democrat running the FBI. To think that McCabe is going to carry the water for Trump is just silly. Both Andrew McCabe and his wife are big time Democrats with support and ties with the Clintons and Democratic Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe.
All that makes McCabe's statements contradicting major media outlets all the more interesting.
Trending: Obama Forgot He is No Longer President, Shows Up at G20 Summit
When it had been reported by big media networks and newspapers that Comey had requested more resources just prior to getting canned, a Department of Justice spokes(wo)man Sarah Flores resoundingly rejected the narrative as completely false.
Democrats responded that she's only saying that to protect the President.
But then McCabe said the same thing at Thursday's Senate Intelligence Committee hearing. He was asked by Senator [score]Susan Collins[/score] (R-ME) if he was aware of that request for 'more resources.'
SEN. SUSAN COLLINS: Are you aware of that request? Can you confirm that that request was in fact made?
ANDREW McCABE, FBI ACTING DIRECTOR: I can not confirm that request was made. As you know, ma'am, when we need resources we make those requests here. So I am not aware of that request and it is not consistent with my understanding of how we requested additional resources. That said, we don't typically request resources for an individual case. And as I mentioned I strongly believe the Russia investigation is adequately resourced.
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