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As long as the topic of electoral-college reform has come up, what about a district allocation plan? I have not attempted to look at what it would have meant in 2016, but from what we can surmise from past elections, it would have tended to favor the Republican candidate in a close election. Presumably this one, too.
One of the proposals sometimes mooted (by disaffected Democrats) is that electoral votes should be allotted proportionally within each state according to the popular vote. Obviously, since Clinton won the popular vote, she would then win the election!
Not so fast. Let’s run the numbers. There are several different formulae to calculate proportional representation. D’Hondt is quite favorable to big parties; Ste. Laguë is quite favorable to small parties.
Ste. Laguë: Clinton 264, Trump 262, Johnson 10, Stein 1, McMullin 1.
D’Hondt: Clinton 267, Trump 267, Johnson 2, Stein 1, McMullin 1.
In both cases, no one gets a majority. The race would then be thrown into the House, where each state delegation would get one vote. Since Republicans hold majorities in 31 state delegations, Trump would almost certainly be elected president.
Of course, this assumes that no voters changed their votes, but of course small parties would almost certainly get more votes under this system. What that would do is make it very, very hard for either big party to get 270 EVs. Almost every election would be thrown into the House, where the Republicans hold a structural advantage in state delegations due to their popularity in rural America (read: small states). In other words, this reform would make it much harder for the Democrats to win the presidency.
In recent weeks there has been considerable attention to proposals by some Republican politicians to change the allocation of presidential electoral votes from statewide winner-take-all to congressional districts–at least in states where doing so would help Republicans. If this method had been used for all electoral votes in presidential contests from 1968 to 2008, what would its impact have been?
I happen to have district-level presidential votes for each of these elections (but not, yet, for 2012*). The graph below plots both the actual and hypothetical** electoral vote percentages for each party against the popular vote. Red for Republican, blue for Democrat. The solid symbols indicate the actual percentage of electoral votes obtained, while the open symbols indicate the hypothetical allocation by congressional district. The plotted curves are local regression (lowess) curves for each party under each condition (solid for actual, dashed for hypothetical).
The exercise shows how any discussion of shifting to this method of allocation should be talked about for what it is: a GOP-biased proposal. Note that, under the actual allocation, the two curves are close to one another, at least through the part of the graph where it really matters–the relatively close elections. There does appear to be a slight Republican bias in the actual method, as that party’s line crosses over 50% of the electoral votes at almost exactly 50% of the (two-party) popular vote, while the curve for Democrats crosses over at just over 50% of the popular vote. In other words, the data plot predicts the Democrat needs a bigger vote lead to get the electoral vote majority. But the effect appears very small, consistent with what Thomas, King, Gelman, and Katz find.
However, under the hypothetical congressional-district allocation, there is a clear Republican bias. The Republican curve crosses over 50% of the electoral vote well to the left of the 50% popular-vote line, while that for Democrats does not break over 50% of the electoral vote until the party has a clear majority of the popular (two-party) vote.
Only in the case of landslides in the popular vote does the congressional-district method result in greater “proportionality”, as indicated by the flatter curve for congressional-district allocation. Otherwise, there is no sense in which the Republican proposal is “proportional“; rather, it is a partisan power grab. It is a power grab especially when employed only in states where the Republican candidate tends to have a better geographical spread of the votes in the state; it is a power grab even if employed for all electors, as assumed in the hypothetical allocations shown here.
Of course, an objection to any simulation such as this is that we do not know how campaign strategy might have changed under different rules. That is certainly true; if each House district actually would have awarded an electoral vote, campaigns would have targeted the marginal districts, some of which would have swung the other way. In other words, the votes themselves could have been different.
We can get a broad understanding of the opportunities for potentially swinging electoral votes by considering how often a district is marginal in the presidential contest.
There are 4,782 observations.**** There have been 730 the entire time that were decided by less than 5 percentage points (15.26%).
Obviously, 1976 could have been swung by district-focused campaigning: there were many more close districts than the margin (two electors!) that Carter would have won by under a district-based allocation. Not surprisingly, 2000 is another year when districts within the margin of 5% outnumbered the overall electoral-vote margin under the hypothetical allocation. In 2008 there are as many close districts as the electoral-vote margin, and in 1992 the two figures are within a few districts of one another. Looking only at these four elections, we can see which party had the greater number of marginal district wins.
This suggests that Bush’s district-based win in 2000 would have been relatively secure, as he had fewer close races to defend against the Gore campaign’s (hypothetical) district-swing efforts. And there would have been little risk of the Republican swinging the 1992 or 2008 outcome, though the Republican could have made the race closer. But 1976 really would have been a complete toss-up, depending on how various individual district contests turned out.
We might think that the candidate who trails in the popular vote would have more marginal districts to defend, but this is not true in either 1992 or 2000.
All in all, it is clear that congressional-district allocation of electors benefits one party more than the other, and that in a close election, the Republican candidate would be likely to have an advantage. The Republican might even be able to win with less than 49% of the two-party vote.
It is easy to see why Republicans might like a district-based electoral college. It is much harder to see why anyone would think it was a democratic (small or large d) improvement over the current method, bad though that may be.
I am actually somewhat happy that some Republicans have opened the issue of electoral-vote allocation. The country needs this conversation. However, what it needs is not one party pushing a plan that would be blatantly distorting in its favor. It needs the Democrats to engage the conversation, and come out in favor of the National Popular Vote plan, which would remove partisan bias from presidential elections.
* See sixth comment, below.
** As is standard for such proposals, I assume that the winner of the statewide plurality of the popular vote would be awarded two electors, in addition to a number corresponding to the number of individual House districts won. Two small states, Maine and Nebraska, are the only two states to have used such an allocation in at least some of the years analyzed.
*** Andrew Gelman suggests that Romney might have won, given the “huge” distortion of congressional-district allocation.
**** Would be 435*11=4,785, if not for the missing districts.
What is “proportional” about robbing a majority winner of his majority?
The LA Times refers today (Jan. 27) to Republican proposals in several states to replace statewide winner-take-all allocation of presidential electors with “a proportional system”.
These proposals are NOT proportional; they are still winner-take-all, but in each congressional district. As noted elsewhere in the article, had a district plan been in effect in 2012 Mitt Romney might have won 9 of Virginia’s 13 electors.
This means Barack Obama, who won 51.2% of the statewide vote, would have had barely 30% of the electors! This does not meet any standard of proportionality.
Even the House of Representatives, which is obviously allocated based on congressional districts, is not proportional: Democrats won the most House votes in 2012, but Republicans won a majority of seats.
Proportional representation is used by most of the world’s democracies. It produces allocations of political power that mirror how people actually vote. By contrast, the Republicans are proposing a house of mirrors to distort the vote for partisan advantage.
The Wall Street Journal has an article about the progress of the National Popular Vote compact, which in turn is being discussed at FiveThirtyEight (whose name would be rendered quaint if NPV passes).
Given that the most likely ‘split’ scenarios continue to favor the Democratic candidate in the electoral vote, I suppose Democrats are now fairly relieved that Amendment 36 did not pass.

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As long as the topic of electoral - college reform has come up , what about a district allocation plan ? I have not attempted to look at what it would have meant in 2016 , but from what we can surmise from past elections , it would have tended to favor the Republican candidate in a close election . Presumably this one , too .
 One of the proposals sometimes mooted ( by disaffected Democrats ) is that electoral votes should be allotted proportionally within each state according to the popular vote . Obviously , since Clinton won the popular vote , she would then win the election !
 Not so fast . Let ’s run the numbers . There are several different formulae to calculate proportional representation . D’Hondt is quite favorable to big parties ; Ste . Laguë is quite favorable to small parties .
 Ste . Laguë : Clinton 264 , Trump 262 , Johnson 10 , Stein 1 , McMullin 1 .
 D’Hondt : Clinton 267 , Trump 267 , Johnson 2 , Stein 1 , McMullin 1 .
 In both cases , no one gets a majority . The race would then be thrown into the House , where each state delegation would get one vote . Since Republicans hold majorities in 31 state delegations , Trump would almost certainly be elected president .
 Of course , this assumes that no voters changed their votes , but of course small parties would almost certainly get more votes under this system . What that would do is make it very , very hard for either big party to get 270 EVs . Almost every election would be thrown into the House , where the Republicans hold a structural advantage in state delegations due to their popularity in rural America ( read : small states ) . In other words , this reform would make it much harder for the Democrats to win the presidency .
 In recent weeks there has been considerable attention to proposals by some Republican politicians to change the allocation of presidential electoral votes from statewide winner - take - all to congressional districts – at least in states where doing so would help Republicans . If this method had been used for all electoral votes in presidential contests from 1968 to 2008 , what would its impact have been ?
 I happen to have district - level presidential votes for each of these elections ( but not , yet , for 2012 * ) . The graph below plots both the actual and hypothetical * * electoral vote percentages for each party against the popular vote . Red for Republican , blue for Democrat . The solid symbols indicate the actual percentage of electoral votes obtained , while the open symbols indicate the hypothetical allocation by congressional district . The plotted curves are local regression ( lowess ) curves for each party under each condition ( solid for actual , dashed for hypothetical ) .
 The exercise shows how any discussion of shifting to this method of allocation should be talked about for what it is : a GOP - biased proposal . Note that , under the actual allocation , the two curves are close to one another , at least through the part of the graph where it really matters – the relatively close elections . There does appear to be a slight Republican bias in the actual method , as that party ’s line crosses over 50 % of the electoral votes at almost exactly 50 % of the ( two - party ) popular vote , while the curve for Democrats crosses over at just over 50 % of the popular vote . In other words , the data plot predicts the Democrat needs a bigger vote lead to get the electoral vote majority . But the effect appears very small , consistent with what Thomas , King , Gelman , and Katz find .
 However , under the hypothetical congressional - district allocation , there is a clear Republican bias . The Republican curve crosses over 50 % of the electoral vote well to the left of the 50 % popular - vote line , while that for Democrats does not break over 50 % of the electoral vote until the party has a clear majority of the popular ( two - party ) vote .
 Only in the case of landslides in the popular vote does the congressional - district method result in greater “ proportionality ” , as indicated by the flatter curve for congressional - district allocation . Otherwise , there is no sense in which the Republican proposal is “ proportional “ ; rather , it is a partisan power grab . It is a power grab especially when employed only in states where the Republican candidate tends to have a better geographical spread of the votes in the state ; it is a power grab even if employed for all electors , as assumed in the hypothetical allocations shown here .
 Of course , an objection to any simulation such as this is that we do not know how campaign strategy might have changed under different rules . That is certainly true ; if each House district actually would have awarded an electoral vote , campaigns would have targeted the marginal districts , some of which would have swung the other way . In other words , the votes themselves could have been different .
 We can get a broad understanding of the opportunities for potentially swinging electoral votes by considering how often a district is marginal in the presidential contest .
 There are 4,782 observations . * * * * There have been 730 the entire time that were decided by less than 5 percentage points ( 15.26 % ) .
 Obviously , 1976 could have been swung by district - focused campaigning : there were many more close districts than the margin ( two electors ! ) that Carter would have won by under a district - based allocation . Not surprisingly , 2000 is another year when districts within the margin of 5 % outnumbered the overall electoral - vote margin under the hypothetical allocation . In 2008 there are as many close districts as the electoral - vote margin , and in 1992 the two figures are within a few districts of one another . Looking only at these four elections , we can see which party had the greater number of marginal district wins .
 This suggests that Bush ’s district - based win in 2000 would have been relatively secure , as he had fewer close races to defend against the Gore campaign ’s ( hypothetical ) district - swing efforts . And there would have been little risk of the Republican swinging the 1992 or 2008 outcome , though the Republican could have made the race closer . But 1976 really would have been a complete toss - up , depending on how various individual district contests turned out .
 We might think that the candidate who trails in the popular vote would have more marginal districts to defend , but this is not true in either 1992 or 2000 .
 All in all , it is clear that congressional - district allocation of electors benefits one party more than the other , and that in a close election , the Republican candidate would be likely to have an advantage . The Republican might even be able to win with less than 49 % of the two - party vote .
 It is easy to see why Republicans might like a district - based electoral college . It is much harder to see why anyone would think it was a democratic ( small or large d ) improvement over the current method , bad though that may be .
 I am actually somewhat happy that some Republicans have opened the issue of electoral - vote allocation . The country needs this conversation . However , what it needs is not one party pushing a plan that would be blatantly distorting in its favor . It needs the Democrats to engage the conversation , and come out in favor of the National Popular Vote plan , which would remove partisan bias from presidential elections .
 * See sixth comment , below .
 * * As is standard for such proposals , I assume that the winner of the statewide plurality of the popular vote would be awarded two electors , in addition to a number corresponding to the number of individual House districts won . Two small states , Maine and Nebraska , are the only two states to have used such an allocation in at least some of the years analyzed .
 * * * Andrew Gelman suggests that Romney might have won , given the “ huge ” distortion of congressional - district allocation .
 * * * * Would be 435 * 11=4,785 , if not for the missing districts .
 What is “ proportional ” about robbing a majority winner of his majority ?
 The LA Times refers today ( Jan. 27 ) to Republican proposals in several states to replace statewide winner - take - all allocation of presidential electors with “ a proportional system ” .
 These proposals are NOT proportional ; they are still winner - take - all , but in each congressional district . As noted elsewhere in the article , had a district plan been in effect in 2012 Mitt Romney might have won 9 of Virginia ’s 13 electors .
 This means Barack Obama , who won 51.2 % of the statewide vote , would have had barely 30 % of the electors ! This does not meet any standard of proportionality .
 Even the House of Representatives , which is obviously allocated based on congressional districts , is not proportional : Democrats won the most House votes in 2012 , but Republicans won a majority of seats .
 Proportional representation is used by most of the world ’s democracies . It produces allocations of political power that mirror how people actually vote . By contrast , the Republicans are proposing a house of mirrors to distort the vote for partisan advantage .
 The Wall Street Journal has an article about the progress of the National Popular Vote compact , which in turn is being discussed at FiveThirtyEight ( whose name would be rendered quaint if NPV passes ) .
 Given that the most likely ‘ split ’ scenarios continue to favor the Democratic candidate in the electoral vote , I suppose Democrats are now fairly relieved that Amendment 36 did not pass .


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Text: In China I saw an amazing film whose beauty seemed to challenge all the esthetic rules of the game between film stock and light. For the first quarter hour in this long documentary on prostitution and its suppression, the camera did not move away from the ordinary and very distressing face of a young woman who only told her life story. A french audience probably would have been annoyed by this fifteen-minute-long passage in which the camera remains immobile and where nothing happens – except the reflection on one face of a whole destiny of humiliation and servility. I can imagine how a French audience would have sought release either in laughter, no matter how tense and nervous, or in flight from the theater. What was most moving for me in this film showing was not merely the nakedness and authenticity of the woman’s testimony, it was the attitude of the audience. The hundreds of spectators in this Chinese cinema did not give the usual impression of being spectators, of being on the other side of a mirror that stretched across this great space of a face and a life. An almost concrete link was established between them and the screen – nor was this merely uneasy curiosity or pharisaical hostility. No fear of ridicule, no enjoyment of indiscretion, no contemptuous withdrawal broke the equality between the woman who laid her burden before all of us and the “spectators” who received it without irony and without scorn – I might even say, without pity. At least without that pity which is already a judgment in its condescension. Each one felt that it could have happened to him. That is all. That is enormous.
Comments: Claude Roy (1915-1997) was a French poet, autobiographer and travel writer. The film described here is Stand up, Sisters! aka Peking Prostitutes Liberated (China 1950 d. Shih Hui).
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Text : In China I saw an amazing film whose beauty seemed to challenge all the esthetic rules of the game between film stock and light . For the first quarter hour in this long documentary on prostitution and its suppression , the camera did not move away from the ordinary and very distressing face of a young woman who only told her life story . A french audience probably would have been annoyed by this fifteen - minute - long passage in which the camera remains immobile and where nothing happens – except the reflection on one face of a whole destiny of humiliation and servility . I can imagine how a French audience would have sought release either in laughter , no matter how tense and nervous , or in flight from the theater . What was most moving for me in this film showing was not merely the nakedness and authenticity of the woman ’s testimony , it was the attitude of the audience . The hundreds of spectators in this Chinese cinema did not give the usual impression of being spectators , of being on the other side of a mirror that stretched across this great space of a face and a life . An almost concrete link was established between them and the screen – nor was this merely uneasy curiosity or pharisaical hostility . No fear of ridicule , no enjoyment of indiscretion , no contemptuous withdrawal broke the equality between the woman who laid her burden before all of us and the “ spectators ” who received it without irony and without scorn – I might even say , without pity . At least without that pity which is already a judgment in its condescension . Each one felt that it could have happened to him . That is all . That is enormous .
 Comments : Claude Roy ( 1915 - 1997 ) was a French poet , autobiographer and travel writer . The film described here is Stand up , Sisters ! aka Peking Prostitutes Liberated ( China 1950 d. Shih Hui ) .
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Char-broiled red bell peppers filled with feta cheese, accented with virgin olive oil, and balsamic vinaigrette topped with fresh basil.
Virgin olive oil sauteed Greek meatballs garnished with lemon.
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Slices of gyros served with tomatoes and onion . Served with pita , house salad , tzatziki , and choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Wrapped in a pita , served with tomatoes , red onions , and tzatziki . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Marinated char - broiled chicken . Served with pita , house salad , tzatziki , and choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Price per each . Marinated chicken , char - broiled on a wooden skewer . We suggest 2 or more .
 Ripened tomatoes , baby cucumbers , green peppers , red onions , kalamata olives , and imported feta , served with our vinaigrette .
 Romaine lettuce with avocado , tomatoes , hard boiled egg , red onions , and feta with our vinaigrette .
 Fresh cut fries topped with feta cheese , fresh lemon , and oregano .
 Flame grilled Spanish octopus , mixed greens , and balsamic vinaigrette .
 Our own chickpea puree made with cumin , olive oil , lemon , and garlic , served with tomatoes , cucumbers , olives , and pita .
 Imported feta cheese served with virgin olive oil topped with oregano .
 Strained Greek yogurt mixed with fresh cucumbers and garlic .
 Xidates kalamata olives topped with oregano .
 Oven roasted beets pickled in red wine vinegar accompanied with walnuts and Feta .
 Flour dusted imported vlahotiri , sauteed , and served hot with fresh lemon .
 Greek sausage served with lemon and oregano .
 Char - broiled red bell peppers filled with feta cheese , accented with virgin olive oil , and balsamic vinaigrette topped with fresh basil .
 Virgin olive oil sauteed Greek meatballs garnished with lemon .
 Fresh sliced zucchini charbroiled and accented with virgin olive oil , balsamic vinegar , and fresh garlic .
 Cold water domestic calamari dusted in flour and pan fried in virgin olive oil . Served with lemon and cocktail sauce .
 Shredded zucchini , green onion , feta , and dill , served with tzatziki .
 Medley of grilled octopus , calamari , shrimp , lemon , and olive oil .
 Fresh mixed greens topped with tomatoes , feta cheese , red onions , and olives served with our vinaigrette .
 Pickled red beets on romaine lettuce with red onions , tomatoes , and feta , served with our vinaigrette .
 Romaine , tomato , onion , kalamata olives , feta , and vinaigrette .
 Fresh mixed greens , apple , shredded carrot , raisin , walnut , and vinaigrette .
 All natural black Angus sirloin grilled to desired temperature on a buttery sesame seed bun with ketchup , mustard , tomatoes , red onions , and lettuce . Add American , cheddar , Swiss , or feta - additional charge . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Veggie burger with dijon honey mustard on a buttery sesame seed bun . served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Seasoned ground beef wrapped in a pita , served with tomatoes , red onions , and tzatziki . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Marinated pork wrapped in a pita , served with tomatoes , red onions , and tzatziki . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Marinated chicken wrapped in a pita , served with tomatoes , red onions , and tzatziki . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Chicken shawarma wrapped in a pita served with tomatoes , red onions , and tzatziki . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Grilled aged black Angus marinated skirt steak with grilled onions , lettuce , and tomatoes . Served with choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Char - broiled chicken tenders , pork tenderloin , and gyro with your choice of side .
 2 souvlakia , 2 chicken skewers , beef kabob , and Greek Loukaniko , with your choice of side .
 Marinated pork tenderloin pieces , sauteed with onions , tomatoes , mushrooms , and deglazed with red wine over rice .
 Marinated 10 oz pork chops , with lemon and fresh oregano , rice , and oven brown potatoes .
 Char - broiled chicken with vegetables sauteed in virgin olive oil , feta , mustard , and white wine .
 2 seasoned ground beef kabobs , served with tomatoes and red onions . Served with pita , house salad , tzatziki , and choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Marinated char - broiled pork pieces . Served with pita , house salad , tzatziki , and choice of fresh cut fries , rice , oven brown potatoes , or garlic mashed potatoes .
 Price per each . Marinated pork , char - broiled on a wooden skewer . We suggest 2 or more .
 Penne pasta tossed with sauteed chicken , fresh garlic , virgin olive oil , and red pepper flakes . Served with mitzithra cheese on the side .
 Spaghetti tossed in a light pesto cream sauce with chicken and sun - dried tomato . Served with mitzithra cheese on the side .
 Spaghetti in virgin olive oil tossed with sauteed florina peppers , zucchini , sun - dried tomato , garlic , mushrooms , green peppers , and a touch of fresh basil . Served with Mitzithra cheese on the side .
 A New York style cheesecake baked with a phyllo and nut crust , garnished with additional honey , and walnuts .


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Personal roadmap: The Senior executive club prepares a personal roadmap for each club member. The profile of each member is evaluated and then mapped with their post-ISB career aspirations. Further, a shortlist of target companies is prepared which is followed up with interview preparation to get those dream jobs.
Mapping with CAS members: The club maps the CAS (Career Advancement Services aka placement cell) representatives with each club member, based on their career aspirations. This helps them get the really sought after senior roles they seek post-ISB.
Interaction with PGPMAX students: The club facilitates interaction with the PGPMAX students who usually have more than 10 years of work experience, resulting in networking and mutually beneficial exchange of ideas.
One School, Two Campuses – One Club: The club also ensures regular interaction between the members across both campuses. This results in exchange of ideas and ensures that the experience of members at both campuses is similar - key takeaways from each session shared in the monthly meetings.
Learning and development: The club conducts resume reviews and mock interview sessions, including alumni interaction to help prepare well for the placement season. Given the different nature of the roles targeted by the club members, senior alumni are invited to provide specific guidance for a career in senior management.
In the class of 2016, the club had members ranging from 9 to 20 years of experience spanning Automotive, IT, Manufacturing, E-commerce, Infra and Finance industries.
Continuous interaction with CAS and various networking sessions helps club members in a remarkable way. Hence, the club plays a pivotal role in ensuring that senior executives get the roles of their choice. Above all, the small club size leads to immense bonding and friendships that last a lifetime!

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Personal roadmap : The Senior executive club prepares a personal roadmap for each club member . The profile of each member is evaluated and then mapped with their post - ISB career aspirations . Further , a shortlist of target companies is prepared which is followed up with interview preparation to get those dream jobs .
 Mapping with CAS members : The club maps the CAS ( Career Advancement Services aka placement cell ) representatives with each club member , based on their career aspirations . This helps them get the really sought after senior roles they seek post - ISB .
 Interaction with PGPMAX students : The club facilitates interaction with the PGPMAX students who usually have more than 10 years of work experience , resulting in networking and mutually beneficial exchange of ideas .
 One School , Two Campuses – One Club : The club also ensures regular interaction between the members across both campuses . This results in exchange of ideas and ensures that the experience of members at both campuses is similar - key takeaways from each session shared in the monthly meetings .
 Learning and development : The club conducts resume reviews and mock interview sessions , including alumni interaction to help prepare well for the placement season . Given the different nature of the roles targeted by the club members , senior alumni are invited to provide specific guidance for a career in senior management .
 In the class of 2016 , the club had members ranging from 9 to 20 years of experience spanning Automotive , IT , Manufacturing , E - commerce , Infra and Finance industries .
 Continuous interaction with CAS and various networking sessions helps club members in a remarkable way . Hence , the club plays a pivotal role in ensuring that senior executives get the roles of their choice . Above all , the small club size leads to immense bonding and friendships that last a lifetime !


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On January 28, 2019, at about 6:15 p.m., Dallas police officers Rojas, #10928 and Romero, #11289, were patrolling the streets of Dallas when they were alerted to a stolen vehicle notification via the Lo-Jack system near the 3900 block of Stanley Smith Drive. While continuing their investigation, the officers received additional Lo-Jack notifications that the stolen vehicle was somewhere nearby. Tail lights were spotted concealed behind some brush in a vacant yard. Upon entering the yard, the officers observed two male suspects exiting a vehicle and instructed them to show their hands. The suspects ignored the officers’ commands and got back into a vehicle and fled the scene at a high rate of speed.
The officers continued their investigation and subsequently uncovered a “chop shop”. The officers uncovered multiple vehicles that were in the process of being disassembled for parts. Auto Theft detectives responded to the location to conduct their investigation. Detectives recovered up to 10 Flatbeds worth of evidence and placed them in the city impound lot for processing.
In their continued effort to “Keep Dallas Safe”, patrol officers and detectives are performing outstanding work around the clock to thwart criminal activity and throw a monkey wrench in a “chop shop”. Great Job!
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On January 28 , 2019 , at about 6:15 p.m. , Dallas police officers Rojas , # 10928 and Romero , # 11289 , were patrolling the streets of Dallas when they were alerted to a stolen vehicle notification via the Lo - Jack system near the 3900 block of Stanley Smith Drive . While continuing their investigation , the officers received additional Lo - Jack notifications that the stolen vehicle was somewhere nearby . Tail lights were spotted concealed behind some brush in a vacant yard . Upon entering the yard , the officers observed two male suspects exiting a vehicle and instructed them to show their hands . The suspects ignored the officers ’ commands and got back into a vehicle and fled the scene at a high rate of speed .
 The officers continued their investigation and subsequently uncovered a “ chop shop ” . The officers uncovered multiple vehicles that were in the process of being disassembled for parts . Auto Theft detectives responded to the location to conduct their investigation . Detectives recovered up to 10 Flatbeds worth of evidence and placed them in the city impound lot for processing .
 In their continued effort to “ Keep Dallas Safe ” , patrol officers and detectives are performing outstanding work around the clock to thwart criminal activity and throw a monkey wrench in a “ chop shop ” . Great Job !
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It seems the world is in the throes of some serious Ghostbusters nostalgia since last week's announcement of the incredible all-female cast for the reboot.
On the front page of Reddit right now is this video of an orchestra in Prague playing the beloved original theme song of the movie.
Right now, listening to a massive orchestra play the Ghostbusters theme feels like a big exciting celebration of the original and of the upcoming film.
Also, the hilarious Doc Brown/wizard-esque conductor was clearly stoked to get to do this. Go to roughly 4:05 for quite possibly the best delivery ever of the line: "Busting makes me feel good!"

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It seems the world is in the throes of some serious Ghostbusters nostalgia since last week 's announcement of the incredible all - female cast for the reboot .
 On the front page of Reddit right now is this video of an orchestra in Prague playing the beloved original theme song of the movie .
 Right now , listening to a massive orchestra play the Ghostbusters theme feels like a big exciting celebration of the original and of the upcoming film .
 Also , the hilarious Doc Brown / wizard - esque conductor was clearly stoked to get to do this . Go to roughly 4:05 for quite possibly the best delivery ever of the line : " Busting makes me feel good ! "


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The A Level OCR physics `A` specification courses offered provide a very good basis for students to progress into further education to study physics or engineering, or to enter employment where a knowledge of physics would be useful. The course includes the study of electricity, magnetism, forces, fields, motion and the frontiers of physics and other topics. Students are given the opportunity to develop their interest and enthusiasm as they progress through the course, where the emphasis is on understanding the concepts taught. Lesson time is divided between practical and theory work. To reinforce what is learnt in class it is expected that students will spend a considerable amount of time in independent study and regular assignments will be set.
GCSE grade 6/6 in core and additional science or grade 6/6/5 (6 in physics) if the triple science route was followed at GCSE. Students applying for this course must also have a grade 6 in mathematics and should be prepared to complete high levels of independent study and must therefore show interest and motivation for the subject. Students studying A Level physics are strongly recommended to also study A Level mathematics.

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The A Level OCR physics ` A ` specification courses offered provide a very good basis for students to progress into further education to study physics or engineering , or to enter employment where a knowledge of physics would be useful . The course includes the study of electricity , magnetism , forces , fields , motion and the frontiers of physics and other topics . Students are given the opportunity to develop their interest and enthusiasm as they progress through the course , where the emphasis is on understanding the concepts taught . Lesson time is divided between practical and theory work . To reinforce what is learnt in class it is expected that students will spend a considerable amount of time in independent study and regular assignments will be set .
 GCSE grade 6/6 in core and additional science or grade 6/6/5 ( 6 in physics ) if the triple science route was followed at GCSE . Students applying for this course must also have a grade 6 in mathematics and should be prepared to complete high levels of independent study and must therefore show interest and motivation for the subject . Students studying A Level physics are strongly recommended to also study A Level mathematics .


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Like all Filipinos and our fellow Asians from Hongkong and China, we lament and mourn the loss of lives of the ex-police officer-hostage-taker and eight of his victims, all of them Hongkong Chinese. But alas, the bloody shooting at the Luneta will also victimize our growing tourism. The Hongkong government has issued a “top-level black travel alert” to its citizens, which means no travel to the Philippines for the moment. But obviously this reaction will not be limited to HongKong; China and perhaps the rest of the world would be wary of the security situation here for some time.
Since former Tourism Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan signed a MOA with his Chinese counterpart in September 2004, to mutually promote tourism between our two countries and open a DOT office in Beijing, our Chinese market for tourists has grown by leaps and bounds. In fact the Chinese have become prime targets for tourism the world over because of their rising affluence in recent years. I personally have seen them in various countries over the years, moving around in big groups attired in leather jackets and with cameras slung on their shoulders. In fact, with the long and deep Japanese recession the Chinese have replaced them as the most popular Asian tourist group abroad.
I spoke on the phone with Tourism Assistant Secretary Benito Bengzon, Jr., who acts as DOT spokesperson in the hostage crisis, and he pointed out that China is now our 4th largest tourism market, with around 170,000 tourists last year, as per the 2009 figures, while Hongkong, our 6th market, sent in last year about 122,000 tourists --- and the figures keep growing. Bengzon sighed when queried about how much damage control DOT would do in this crisis, but he stressed that President Noynoy designated DOT as the lead agency in coordinating with Hongkong authorities, who arrived on a chartered flight yesterday morning. Bengzon said that DOT’s main concern at the moment is to see to it that the tourist victims are taken care of and comfortable and their families are assisted in every way (of the 21 foreign tourists, ten have survived and three injured, while eight perished).
What happened at the Luneta could happen anywhere in the world, but the problem is that our global world has become so small. Because the Luneta episode was carried by international TV networks, it was viewed yesterday by millions around the world and the memory of the horror of that carnage is bound to stick for some time. I remember that when we were in Egypt a few years ago, once we got to to Luxor, we immediately recalled the deadly terrorist attack on a busload of European tourists a few years before.
Our tourism people will just have to work doubly hard to erase the picture of instability and lack of security if foreigners in our country.
A debate is raging in the media about whether the police acted too precipitately in handling the hostage-taking. Some quarters now assert that it was the hauling of the hostage-taker’s brother into the police van which triggered the violent reaction from the hostage-taker, who was in close communication with his family and apparently cared so much for his brother. It’s always easy to do Monday-morning quarter-backing after a violent episode and blame the police authorities who are trying to enforce law and order. But in the Luneta incident there appears to be some ground for this accusation. Why haul the SPO-brother at that time when police action against him could have been delayed without serious repercussions (the police knows the man’s whereabouts anyway). The police could have striven first to buy time and prolong the negotiations with the hostage-taker. Instead, they seemed so obsessed with applying the full force of the law against his brother at the wrong moment---forcing the hostage-taker to flip.
There was also a lot of bungling by the police and some media, notably Erwin Tulfo, kept stressing that it was short of vital equipment such as powerful cutters of the shatter-proof bus windows, and even tear gas canisters were not readily available (was it because there have been no mass actions and demos in recent times?). Our authorities just have to constantly undertake training in counter-terrorism, including hostage-taking, for our police and armed forces.
Last Saturday, Aug. 21, my husband's cold and coughs took a turn for the worse so I decided to take him to the hospital for a check-up. His cough, which had bothered him in the past ten days, appeared to have greatly deteriorated because he had been busy the whole of last week attending to winding up his term at the SSS and moving out his personal effects in his office in preparation for its turn- over of his office to his new successor, Johnny Santos, former Trade Secretary and former president of Nestle Philippines. At Medical City one of his urologists took one look and immediately ordered his confinement for pneumonia, as the doctor feared it could be further affect my husband's immune system that has been complicated by his cancer.
I was shocked at the condition of the hospital’s emergency unit: it was so packed with masked patients, most of them howling with cough. Many already lay in emergency beds in the corridors, but more patients were being disgorged by vehicle after vehicle. All the doctors and attendants were harassed. It looked like one of those field hospital units one sees only in movies about the American civil war or something. We stayed in the emergency for several hours, with my husband on a nebulizer, and were able to get a room only after 10 pm.
I queried the staffer who was directing the patients to diagnosing doctors’ desks why the avalanche. For one thing, it’s flu season (note that new Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is also down with pneumonia). So many children were afflicted with dengue too. But he also explained that all the doctors' clinics, which occupy the 19 floors of the hospital, were closed as it was a holiday, so everyone flocked to the emergency. I imagine that the other hospitals had the same dilemma last Saturday. So what’s a rational way to handle such emergencies? Some people suggested that the hospitals should leave allowance for illness or disaster seasons and perhaps rotate doctors’ vacations to make sure that not all the clinics are closed. But then, someone argued that the doctors, like everyone else, want to get away during holidays. I hope the Hospital Association of the Philippines and the Philippine Medical Association could take up this point.
Earlier I mentioned former Tourism Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan’s negotiation with the Chinese government to open a tourism foothold in economically burgeoning China in September 2004. During our conversation Obet also pointed out that he’s running in a special election scheduled this Oct. 2 in Bulacan’s First District. In the tail-end of the recent campaign season he was declared winner of his two-year electoral protest in the 2007 gubernatorial fight against Gov. JonJon Mendoza, but apparently the Comelec had no time to resolve other related issues. But even as he won his gubernatorial protest, in last May's elections Obet also declared his candidacy for congressman for the First District against former Rep. Marivic Alvarado. But last February the Supreme Court ordered a re-scheduling of that contest to this October. The reason was that last year’s law creating Malolos as a separate lone congressional district was declared by the High Court as unconstitutional, as that city failed to meet all the cityhood requirements. Thus, Malolos reverted to the First District and the October 2 special election will involve it and the district’s five towns.

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Like all Filipinos and our fellow Asians from Hongkong and China , we lament and mourn the loss of lives of the ex - police officer - hostage - taker and eight of his victims , all of them Hongkong Chinese . But alas , the bloody shooting at the Luneta will also victimize our growing tourism . The Hongkong government has issued a “ top - level black travel alert ” to its citizens , which means no travel to the Philippines for the moment . But obviously this reaction will not be limited to HongKong ; China and perhaps the rest of the world would be wary of the security situation here for some time .
 Since former Tourism Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan signed a MOA with his Chinese counterpart in September 2004 , to mutually promote tourism between our two countries and open a DOT office in Beijing , our Chinese market for tourists has grown by leaps and bounds . In fact the Chinese have become prime targets for tourism the world over because of their rising affluence in recent years . I personally have seen them in various countries over the years , moving around in big groups attired in leather jackets and with cameras slung on their shoulders . In fact , with the long and deep Japanese recession the Chinese have replaced them as the most popular Asian tourist group abroad .
 I spoke on the phone with Tourism Assistant Secretary Benito Bengzon , Jr. , who acts as DOT spokesperson in the hostage crisis , and he pointed out that China is now our 4th largest tourism market , with around 170,000 tourists last year , as per the 2009 figures , while Hongkong , our 6th market , sent in last year about 122,000 tourists --- and the figures keep growing . Bengzon sighed when queried about how much damage control DOT would do in this crisis , but he stressed that President Noynoy designated DOT as the lead agency in coordinating with Hongkong authorities , who arrived on a chartered flight yesterday morning . Bengzon said that DOT ’s main concern at the moment is to see to it that the tourist victims are taken care of and comfortable and their families are assisted in every way ( of the 21 foreign tourists , ten have survived and three injured , while eight perished ) .
 What happened at the Luneta could happen anywhere in the world , but the problem is that our global world has become so small . Because the Luneta episode was carried by international TV networks , it was viewed yesterday by millions around the world and the memory of the horror of that carnage is bound to stick for some time . I remember that when we were in Egypt a few years ago , once we got to to Luxor , we immediately recalled the deadly terrorist attack on a busload of European tourists a few years before .
 Our tourism people will just have to work doubly hard to erase the picture of instability and lack of security if foreigners in our country .
 A debate is raging in the media about whether the police acted too precipitately in handling the hostage - taking . Some quarters now assert that it was the hauling of the hostage - taker ’s brother into the police van which triggered the violent reaction from the hostage - taker , who was in close communication with his family and apparently cared so much for his brother . It ’s always easy to do Monday - morning quarter - backing after a violent episode and blame the police authorities who are trying to enforce law and order . But in the Luneta incident there appears to be some ground for this accusation . Why haul the SPO - brother at that time when police action against him could have been delayed without serious repercussions ( the police knows the man ’s whereabouts anyway ) . The police could have striven first to buy time and prolong the negotiations with the hostage - taker . Instead , they seemed so obsessed with applying the full force of the law against his brother at the wrong moment --- forcing the hostage - taker to flip .
 There was also a lot of bungling by the police and some media , notably Erwin Tulfo , kept stressing that it was short of vital equipment such as powerful cutters of the shatter - proof bus windows , and even tear gas canisters were not readily available ( was it because there have been no mass actions and demos in recent times ? ) . Our authorities just have to constantly undertake training in counter - terrorism , including hostage - taking , for our police and armed forces .
 Last Saturday , Aug. 21 , my husband 's cold and coughs took a turn for the worse so I decided to take him to the hospital for a check - up . His cough , which had bothered him in the past ten days , appeared to have greatly deteriorated because he had been busy the whole of last week attending to winding up his term at the SSS and moving out his personal effects in his office in preparation for its turn- over of his office to his new successor , Johnny Santos , former Trade Secretary and former president of Nestle Philippines . At Medical City one of his urologists took one look and immediately ordered his confinement for pneumonia , as the doctor feared it could be further affect my husband 's immune system that has been complicated by his cancer .
 I was shocked at the condition of the hospital ’s emergency unit : it was so packed with masked patients , most of them howling with cough . Many already lay in emergency beds in the corridors , but more patients were being disgorged by vehicle after vehicle . All the doctors and attendants were harassed . It looked like one of those field hospital units one sees only in movies about the American civil war or something . We stayed in the emergency for several hours , with my husband on a nebulizer , and were able to get a room only after 10 pm .
 I queried the staffer who was directing the patients to diagnosing doctors ’ desks why the avalanche . For one thing , it ’s flu season ( note that new Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is also down with pneumonia ) . So many children were afflicted with dengue too . But he also explained that all the doctors ' clinics , which occupy the 19 floors of the hospital , were closed as it was a holiday , so everyone flocked to the emergency . I imagine that the other hospitals had the same dilemma last Saturday . So what ’s a rational way to handle such emergencies ? Some people suggested that the hospitals should leave allowance for illness or disaster seasons and perhaps rotate doctors ’ vacations to make sure that not all the clinics are closed . But then , someone argued that the doctors , like everyone else , want to get away during holidays . I hope the Hospital Association of the Philippines and the Philippine Medical Association could take up this point .
 Earlier I mentioned former Tourism Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan ’s negotiation with the Chinese government to open a tourism foothold in economically burgeoning China in September 2004 . During our conversation Obet also pointed out that he ’s running in a special election scheduled this Oct. 2 in Bulacan ’s First District . In the tail - end of the recent campaign season he was declared winner of his two - year electoral protest in the 2007 gubernatorial fight against Gov. JonJon Mendoza , but apparently the Comelec had no time to resolve other related issues . But even as he won his gubernatorial protest , in last May 's elections Obet also declared his candidacy for congressman for the First District against former Rep. Marivic Alvarado . But last February the Supreme Court ordered a re - scheduling of that contest to this October . The reason was that last year ’s law creating Malolos as a separate lone congressional district was declared by the High Court as unconstitutional , as that city failed to meet all the cityhood requirements . Thus , Malolos reverted to the First District and the October 2 special election will involve it and the district ’s five towns .


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A precede story on the upcoming Halloween and some costume ideas.
Will you lose access to your bank accounts?
Selective control of light and exposure created a double-exposed individual for a haunted story.
Angel or Devil, what are your children like?
A feature illustrating the dilemma parents have with multiple personalities of their children.
The start of summer brings everyone out for a relaxing picnic.
will put our vehicle in a deep freeze if owners don't take preventive masures.

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A precede story on the upcoming Halloween and some costume ideas .
 Will you lose access to your bank accounts ?
 Selective control of light and exposure created a double - exposed individual for a haunted story .
 Angel or Devil , what are your children like ?
 A feature illustrating the dilemma parents have with multiple personalities of their children .
 The start of summer brings everyone out for a relaxing picnic .
 will put our vehicle in a deep freeze if owners do n't take preventive masures .


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‘Hired help thus frees their time to focus on “high value” tasks like testing martinis at lunch. .
great blog! as a fellow author of a Stuff White People Like-inspired blog, it’s great to see other authors who “get it”.

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‘ Hired help thus frees their time to focus on “ high value ” tasks like testing martinis at lunch . .
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The annual Global Solutions Summit held by the Global Solutions Initiative brought together international research organizations, thought-leaders and decision-makers from political, business and civic communities.
This year, the Global Solutions Summit focused on the priorities of the Japanese G20 Presidency, including policy recommendations on sustainable development, infrastructure finance, financial architecture, trade and investment, climate change, future of work and education, social cohesion and the future of politics, SME policy, policies for aging populations, and more.
As a convinced advocate of multilateralism, Angela Merkel urged the reformation of the WTO which needs to take account not only of getting rid of trade barriers and tariffs but also of the non-tariff barriers, such as environmental requirements, health protection or different technical standards.
The summit is supposed to serve as a stepping stone to the Japanese T20 Summit in May 2019 and the Japanese G20 Summit in June 2019. Approximately 1,600 participants from various sectors and 120 countries have attended the summit.

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The annual Global Solutions Summit held by the Global Solutions Initiative brought together international research organizations , thought - leaders and decision - makers from political , business and civic communities .
 This year , the Global Solutions Summit focused on the priorities of the Japanese G20 Presidency , including policy recommendations on sustainable development , infrastructure finance , financial architecture , trade and investment , climate change , future of work and education , social cohesion and the future of politics , SME policy , policies for aging populations , and more .
 As a convinced advocate of multilateralism , Angela Merkel urged the reformation of the WTO which needs to take account not only of getting rid of trade barriers and tariffs but also of the non - tariff barriers , such as environmental requirements , health protection or different technical standards .
 The summit is supposed to serve as a stepping stone to the Japanese T20 Summit in May 2019 and the Japanese G20 Summit in June 2019 . Approximately 1,600 participants from various sectors and 120 countries have attended the summit .


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We photographed these monolithic structures with Richard Munster, a contemporary ceramic artist based in Winter Park Fl.
Shooting from lower angles helped communicate the weight and force of the work. By lighting at sharp angles, we were able to accentuate texture and simulate the appearance of miniature cliffsides.

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We photographed these monolithic structures with Richard Munster , a contemporary ceramic artist based in Winter Park Fl .
 Shooting from lower angles helped communicate the weight and force of the work . By lighting at sharp angles , we were able to accentuate texture and simulate the appearance of miniature cliffsides .


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Location-based advertising (LBA) and marketing (LBM) could be of great benefit to local merchants, though there are some things that need to happen before widescale adoption of mobile campaigns will come about. Primarily, merchants need to know why mobile campaigns are beneficial to themselves and their target market, how to measure return on investment, and have access to smartphone owners regardless of application, device, or mobile platform.
For years, merchants have reached local customers through local daily and weekly print publications and other traditional media channels. However, with the growing number of smartphone users and the decrease of consumer use of print and other traditional media, merchants need another way to reach their target market. In many ways, smartphones and mobile devices such as the Apple iPad are an even better way to reach local customers, offering the ability for short-term, time-sensitive, location-based offers.
Consider that mobile advertising is expected to be $7B+ market in the next four years, with LBA potentially having a significant slice of that. TheWhereBusiness.com outlined some of the current problems hampering LBA’s growth, with one of the biggest being the relative lack of smartphone users to target. Be sure to take note of their explanation outlining the difference between LBA and LBM. This post, since it focuses only on local merchants, refers to a more general grouping of mobile campaign services, say LBAM (Location-Based Advertising and Marketing), as local merchants are less likely to make a distinction between the two terms.
Sure, there are a growing number of smartphone owners out there, but how many of them are using LBS (Location-Based Services) — aka location-sharing — apps such as Foursquare, MyTown, Gowalla, and dozens of others? There are many reasons people do not use location-sharing apps, including there really being no incentive to, beyond amusement. Why would merchants want to spend money on campaigns with little or no audience? Other issues that limit merchant use of LBAM include the lack of standards for running mobile campaigns, and the means of measuring ROI.
Create mobile campaign bellwethers. Applying the “law of least resistance” that humans tend to follow means that the average merchant is not going to adopt LBAM campaigns just because they can. They need to see the value. Someone or some group has to be a bellwether and define standards and metrics, create methods of measurement, define best-practices for mobile campaigns, run some successful campaigns, and then educate and influence anyone who can help propagate these standards. Then and only then will merchants start to buy into LBAM with confidence. When merchants start to make useful offers via mobile devices that appeal to consumers, word of mouth will also help spread the reasons for consumers to use LBS apps. E.g., most merchants know what a loss-leader is, when you offer something at a loss in a sale, in hopes of selling a shopper something at a greater profit margin. If merchants knew how to do that via mobile devices, they and consumers would both benefit.
Agnostic channels: aggregation of apps and smartphone owners. Merchants want to reach consumers. They don’t care which phone, mobile platform or LBS app a consumer is using. Otherwise there’s just too much fragmentation. App-specificity might be part of Location-Based Marketing, but I think it’s a bad idea from a local merchant point of view. Maybe if LBS apps developers teamed up to follow some open standards, a merchant would not have to create diffferent campaigns for different LBS apps.
Consolidate ad networks. As with device/ app fragmentation, there’s a similar problem with merchants having to deal with multiple networks. Ideally, merchants should just be able to go through some sort of mobile ads brokerage (maybe MobClix) that is platform- and ad network-agnostic in the sense that running campaigns become simplicity: setup your ad specifications, content and campaign details, then publish and measure. The less fragmentation of target market that merchants have access to, the sooner they’re likely to adopt LBAM campaigns.
It’s not clear whether any of these “necesssities” are likely to happen anytime soon. Several big players, including Google and Apple, have their fingers in the mobile advertising pie and like to define things on their own terms. There are some consolidations of networks and companies going on in the LBA space, which might be ultimately beneficial. On a side note, based on recent patents that have been granted, namely iGroups and Concert Ticketing +, Apple seems to stand the best chance of implementing some powerful LBAM features into their iPhone platform, possibly via the recently announced iAds platform.

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Location - based advertising ( LBA ) and marketing ( LBM ) could be of great benefit to local merchants , though there are some things that need to happen before widescale adoption of mobile campaigns will come about . Primarily , merchants need to know why mobile campaigns are beneficial to themselves and their target market , how to measure return on investment , and have access to smartphone owners regardless of application , device , or mobile platform .
 For years , merchants have reached local customers through local daily and weekly print publications and other traditional media channels . However , with the growing number of smartphone users and the decrease of consumer use of print and other traditional media , merchants need another way to reach their target market . In many ways , smartphones and mobile devices such as the Apple iPad are an even better way to reach local customers , offering the ability for short - term , time - sensitive , location - based offers .
 Consider that mobile advertising is expected to be $ 7B+ market in the next four years , with LBA potentially having a significant slice of that . TheWhereBusiness.com outlined some of the current problems hampering LBA ’s growth , with one of the biggest being the relative lack of smartphone users to target . Be sure to take note of their explanation outlining the difference between LBA and LBM . This post , since it focuses only on local merchants , refers to a more general grouping of mobile campaign services , say LBAM ( Location - Based Advertising and Marketing ) , as local merchants are less likely to make a distinction between the two terms .
 Sure , there are a growing number of smartphone owners out there , but how many of them are using LBS ( Location - Based Services ) — aka location - sharing — apps such as Foursquare , MyTown , Gowalla , and dozens of others ? There are many reasons people do not use location - sharing apps , including there really being no incentive to , beyond amusement . Why would merchants want to spend money on campaigns with little or no audience ? Other issues that limit merchant use of LBAM include the lack of standards for running mobile campaigns , and the means of measuring ROI .
 Create mobile campaign bellwethers . Applying the “ law of least resistance ” that humans tend to follow means that the average merchant is not going to adopt LBAM campaigns just because they can . They need to see the value . Someone or some group has to be a bellwether and define standards and metrics , create methods of measurement , define best - practices for mobile campaigns , run some successful campaigns , and then educate and influence anyone who can help propagate these standards . Then and only then will merchants start to buy into LBAM with confidence . When merchants start to make useful offers via mobile devices that appeal to consumers , word of mouth will also help spread the reasons for consumers to use LBS apps . E.g. , most merchants know what a loss - leader is , when you offer something at a loss in a sale , in hopes of selling a shopper something at a greater profit margin . If merchants knew how to do that via mobile devices , they and consumers would both benefit .
 Agnostic channels : aggregation of apps and smartphone owners . Merchants want to reach consumers . They do n’t care which phone , mobile platform or LBS app a consumer is using . Otherwise there ’s just too much fragmentation . App - specificity might be part of Location - Based Marketing , but I think it ’s a bad idea from a local merchant point of view . Maybe if LBS apps developers teamed up to follow some open standards , a merchant would not have to create diffferent campaigns for different LBS apps .
 Consolidate ad networks . As with device/ app fragmentation , there ’s a similar problem with merchants having to deal with multiple networks . Ideally , merchants should just be able to go through some sort of mobile ads brokerage ( maybe MobClix ) that is platform- and ad network - agnostic in the sense that running campaigns become simplicity : setup your ad specifications , content and campaign details , then publish and measure . The less fragmentation of target market that merchants have access to , the sooner they ’re likely to adopt LBAM campaigns .
 It ’s not clear whether any of these “ necesssities ” are likely to happen anytime soon . Several big players , including Google and Apple , have their fingers in the mobile advertising pie and like to define things on their own terms . There are some consolidations of networks and companies going on in the LBA space , which might be ultimately beneficial . On a side note , based on recent patents that have been granted , namely iGroups and Concert Ticketing + , Apple seems to stand the best chance of implementing some powerful LBAM features into their iPhone platform , possibly via the recently announced iAds platform .


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"On January 24 1971, Major General Idi Amin Dada, Commander of Uganda's armed forces, was out duck shooting. When he returned about seven in the evenag a tank stood outside his house. From it emerged Sergeant-Major Mussa, a fellow Kakwa tribesman, to tell him he had intercepted President Obote's instructions that the general's supporters should be arrested and killed. That afternoon the telephone had rung in Jinja barracks. The operator had left the room for a moment and Sergeant-Major Mussa happened to be passing. So he took the call. It was President Obote calling from Singapore, wishing to speak to Lieutenant-Colonel David Oyile-Ojok, one of his most devoted supporters. Mussa put through the call but listened and heard Obote tell Oyile-Ojok to arrest Amin and his supporters and then finish them off. Mussa ran for his life, collected his West Nile friends together, then seized the armoury just as Obote's Longo tribesmen and their Acholi kinsmen were arriving. There was a fight, with some bloodshed, and the Amin faction remained in full control."
In 2002, Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe instituted a disastrous land-reform program whereby large swathes of land were confiscated from white farmers and given to his supporters. Because his supporters knew nothing of farming, thousands began to starve to death.
Nonetheless, in May 2002, Mugabe rejected some 10,000 tons of donated American corn - because it could not be certified genetically unmodified.
Even at the height of British, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch colonialism, the Germans remained hostile to the idea. German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck was once approached by a group of pro-colonialists who pointed to a map of Africa and declared, "This is where Germany ought to be." By way of reply, Bismarck pointed to a map of Europe: "This," he said, "is my map of Africa."
By 1861, Isaac Merritt Singer's sewing machines (which Mahatma Gandhi once called "one of the few useful things ever invented") enjoyed higher sales abroad than within the United States, a circumstance which led to some unforeseen oddities.
Singer was most amused by the firm's experiences in Africa - where his salesmen had to customize machines to make them louder. "Good iron," the tribesmen were convinced, "makes loud noise."
Ordained as a Methodist minister in 1962, Reverend Canaan Banana denounced the white racist regime of what was then called Southern Rhodesia from the pulpit. He also composed a novel version of the Lord's Prayer. Beginning "Our father who art in the ghetto," it included such lines as "Teach us to demand our share of the gold/Forgive us our docility/As we demand our share of justice."
"Lobengula granted land and mineral rights in his kingdom (now part of Zimbabwe) to the British South Africa Company. Nevertheless war broke out between the Matabeleand the Europeans and Lobengula's kingdom was annexed (1893). Lobengula was anxious until the last minute to avoid open conflict with the encroaching Europeans. Unfortunately, a party of indunas (chiefs) whom he sent as emissaries to the British were attacked and killed through a misunderstanding. Lobengula, enraged at what he saw as treachery, declared war. He did this in the traditional way, by driving an assegai (short stabbing spear) into the ground in sight of the assembled army. The shaft of the assegai snapped. Despite this bad omen the Matabele warriors marched out to war and defeat."
According to Vanity Fair magazine, Michael Jackson visited Switzerland in 2000 to arrange for a curse to kill Steven Spielberg, David Geffen, and 23 other bigwigs on his Hollywood hate list.
As part of the ceremony, Jackson underwent a blood bath requiring the sacrifice of 46 cows. He then paid for the service by depositing funds in a bank account in Mali belonging to a voodoo witch doctor (named "Baba"). Total cost? $150,000!
Michael Jackson is the most famous member of the African tribe Bafokeng Ka Bakwena - or Tribe of the Crocodile.
"I entered a South African federal building, which maintained a heavy uniformed police presence. On walking through the main entrance, one had to pass a table and an officer. The wall bore a large sign, in Afrikaans and English, instructing [visitors] to check weapons at this table.
"The officer greeted me in Afrikaans, 'Good morning, Herr Rabbiner, would you like to check your weapon?' 'Gladly,' replied I, unholstering my Colt Combat Commander from under my dark suit jacket, unloading it and trading it for a claim check tag..."
The speaker? Rabbi Reuven Mermelstein, head of Jews For The Preservation of Firearms Ownership.
In January 1950, Victor Biaka-Boda, a former witch doctor representing the Ivory Coast in the French Senate, toured his nation's hinterlands to communicate with his electorate and assess their concerns - one of which, apparently, was the food supply: Biaka-Boda's constituents ate him.
Many of the poverty-stricken patients admitted to Albert Schweitzer's jungle hospital in Gabon, Africa left with chamber pots, stolen for use as cooking implements. On a train in Europe one day, Schweitzer was asked by a fellow passenger what he did for a living. "I supply Gabon," he modestly replied, "with chamber pots."

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" On January 24 1971 , Major General Idi Amin Dada , Commander of Uganda 's armed forces , was out duck shooting . When he returned about seven in the evenag a tank stood outside his house . From it emerged Sergeant - Major Mussa , a fellow Kakwa tribesman , to tell him he had intercepted President Obote 's instructions that the general 's supporters should be arrested and killed . That afternoon the telephone had rung in Jinja barracks . The operator had left the room for a moment and Sergeant - Major Mussa happened to be passing . So he took the call . It was President Obote calling from Singapore , wishing to speak to Lieutenant - Colonel David Oyile - Ojok , one of his most devoted supporters . Mussa put through the call but listened and heard Obote tell Oyile - Ojok to arrest Amin and his supporters and then finish them off . Mussa ran for his life , collected his West Nile friends together , then seized the armoury just as Obote 's Longo tribesmen and their Acholi kinsmen were arriving . There was a fight , with some bloodshed , and the Amin faction remained in full control . "
 In 2002 , Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe instituted a disastrous land - reform program whereby large swathes of land were confiscated from white farmers and given to his supporters . Because his supporters knew nothing of farming , thousands began to starve to death .
 Nonetheless , in May 2002 , Mugabe rejected some 10,000 tons of donated American corn - because it could not be certified genetically unmodified .
 Even at the height of British , French , Spanish , Portuguese and Dutch colonialism , the Germans remained hostile to the idea . German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck was once approached by a group of pro - colonialists who pointed to a map of Africa and declared , " This is where Germany ought to be . " By way of reply , Bismarck pointed to a map of Europe : " This , " he said , " is my map of Africa . "
 By 1861 , Isaac Merritt Singer 's sewing machines ( which Mahatma Gandhi once called " one of the few useful things ever invented " ) enjoyed higher sales abroad than within the United States , a circumstance which led to some unforeseen oddities .
 Singer was most amused by the firm 's experiences in Africa - where his salesmen had to customize machines to make them louder . " Good iron , " the tribesmen were convinced , " makes loud noise . "
 Ordained as a Methodist minister in 1962 , Reverend Canaan Banana denounced the white racist regime of what was then called Southern Rhodesia from the pulpit . He also composed a novel version of the Lord 's Prayer . Beginning " Our father who art in the ghetto , " it included such lines as " Teach us to demand our share of the gold / Forgive us our docility / As we demand our share of justice . "
 " Lobengula granted land and mineral rights in his kingdom ( now part of Zimbabwe ) to the British South Africa Company . Nevertheless war broke out between the Matabeleand the Europeans and Lobengula 's kingdom was annexed ( 1893 ) . Lobengula was anxious until the last minute to avoid open conflict with the encroaching Europeans . Unfortunately , a party of indunas ( chiefs ) whom he sent as emissaries to the British were attacked and killed through a misunderstanding . Lobengula , enraged at what he saw as treachery , declared war . He did this in the traditional way , by driving an assegai ( short stabbing spear ) into the ground in sight of the assembled army . The shaft of the assegai snapped . Despite this bad omen the Matabele warriors marched out to war and defeat . "
 According to Vanity Fair magazine , Michael Jackson visited Switzerland in 2000 to arrange for a curse to kill Steven Spielberg , David Geffen , and 23 other bigwigs on his Hollywood hate list .
 As part of the ceremony , Jackson underwent a blood bath requiring the sacrifice of 46 cows . He then paid for the service by depositing funds in a bank account in Mali belonging to a voodoo witch doctor ( named " Baba " ) . Total cost ? $ 150,000 !
 Michael Jackson is the most famous member of the African tribe Bafokeng Ka Bakwena - or Tribe of the Crocodile .
 " I entered a South African federal building , which maintained a heavy uniformed police presence . On walking through the main entrance , one had to pass a table and an officer . The wall bore a large sign , in Afrikaans and English , instructing [ visitors ] to check weapons at this table .
 " The officer greeted me in Afrikaans , ' Good morning , Herr Rabbiner , would you like to check your weapon ? ' ' Gladly , ' replied I , unholstering my Colt Combat Commander from under my dark suit jacket , unloading it and trading it for a claim check tag ... "
 The speaker ? Rabbi Reuven Mermelstein , head of Jews For The Preservation of Firearms Ownership .
 In January 1950 , Victor Biaka - Boda , a former witch doctor representing the Ivory Coast in the French Senate , toured his nation 's hinterlands to communicate with his electorate and assess their concerns - one of which , apparently , was the food supply : Biaka - Boda 's constituents ate him .
 Many of the poverty - stricken patients admitted to Albert Schweitzer 's jungle hospital in Gabon , Africa left with chamber pots , stolen for use as cooking implements . On a train in Europe one day , Schweitzer was asked by a fellow passenger what he did for a living . " I supply Gabon , " he modestly replied , " with chamber pots . "


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On behalf of Law Offices of Stephen Santucci, PC posted in Immigration Detention and Removal on Thursday, February 15, 2018.
The path to citizenship isn't always clear, and sometimes, individuals get caught in predicaments while attempting to become legal residents of the United States. Due to recent events, one man remains in immigration detention while he and his attorney fight to have him returned to his home. Although this incident happened in another state, individuals located in New York may be interested in hearing about the man's troubled journey while seeking citizenship.
The man, a chemistry instructor, is fighting deportation and is now located in a detention center. He was sent to the center after being taken off of a plane headed back to his home country. A federal judge ordered a second stay in the man's case, so he avoided deportation at that time.
This individual has lived in the United States for 30 years but unfortunately has not yet been successful in achieving citizenship. His wife and children are U.S. citizens, and the man remains hopeful that he will be able to stay with them. The man is looking at all his options so that he can be removed from the detention center and returned home to his family.
Unfortunately for this person, he remains in immigration detention for now. Some will wonder why the individual had not yet completed his citizenship process. Those familiar with U.S. immigration know that the process can be complicated and messy. In New York, a person who wishes to become naturalized may wish to consult with an experienced attorney with knowledge of current immigration law for assistance.

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On behalf of Law Offices of Stephen Santucci , PC posted in Immigration Detention and Removal on Thursday , February 15 , 2018 .
 The path to citizenship is n't always clear , and sometimes , individuals get caught in predicaments while attempting to become legal residents of the United States . Due to recent events , one man remains in immigration detention while he and his attorney fight to have him returned to his home . Although this incident happened in another state , individuals located in New York may be interested in hearing about the man 's troubled journey while seeking citizenship .
 The man , a chemistry instructor , is fighting deportation and is now located in a detention center . He was sent to the center after being taken off of a plane headed back to his home country . A federal judge ordered a second stay in the man 's case , so he avoided deportation at that time .
 This individual has lived in the United States for 30 years but unfortunately has not yet been successful in achieving citizenship . His wife and children are U.S. citizens , and the man remains hopeful that he will be able to stay with them . The man is looking at all his options so that he can be removed from the detention center and returned home to his family .
 Unfortunately for this person , he remains in immigration detention for now . Some will wonder why the individual had not yet completed his citizenship process . Those familiar with U.S. immigration know that the process can be complicated and messy . In New York , a person who wishes to become naturalized may wish to consult with an experienced attorney with knowledge of current immigration law for assistance .