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Germany takes 'tiki-taka' to another level
PORTO SEGURO, Brazil (AP) — Germany has taken the "tiki-taka" passing game so intrinsically used by Spain to another level at the World Cup in Brazil, by adding ruthless efficiency to the possession philosophy.
Germany is one win from capturing its World Cup fourth title following the astonishing 7-1 demolition of host Brazil in the semifinals.
Spain beat Germany at two major tournaments and coach Joachim Loew was so impressed by the Spanish game that he has taken over many aspects and, of course, added some of his own flourishes.
Germany likes possession, just as Spain did, but Loew's team avoids endless wide passing and prefers to push forward at every occasion.
When Germany wins the ball in its half, Loew wants his players to pass it quickly forward, hoping to outnumber the opposing defense.
The result is that Germany creates many chances and scores plenty of goals.
Spain's minimalists scored eight goals in winning the 2010 World Cup — Germany already has 17 here, with one match remaining to play.
Spain beat Germany in the final of the 2008 European Championship and again in the semifinals of the 2010 World Cup.
But while Spain's game was based on endless possession and passing until an occasional chance was created, Loew's lineup is happy to attack and take risks.
"We want possession but that is only one factor in our game," Loew said earlier in the tournament. "We want to keep the ball low, we want to avoid long and high balls and we want quick transition. We need to improve our efficiency."
It worked perfectly against Brazil, as the historic result illustrates.
It may help that six of Germany's field players come from Bayern Munich, which has been coached by Pep Guardiola for one season. Guardiola was the mastermind of "tiki-taka" and won 14 titles in four seasons in charge of Barcelona, including two Champions League crowns. Barcelona inspired Spain's game that brought two European championships and a World Cup title.
Loew also adopted the notion of a "false nine" system without a true striker, another idea borrowed from Spain. But when Germany had some trouble in earlier matches in the tournament in Brazil, Loew did not hesitate to revert to starting Miroslav Klose, the only true striker in his team.
Klose has scored two goals in Brazil and has become the top scorer in World Cup history when he netted against Brazil for his 16th goal in four tournaments.
Germany's talented midfielders rotate positions constantly, they are always on the move and any is capable of scoring. Thomas Mueller has been the most prolific with five goals so far, either playing as a winger with Klose in the lineup or as forward when Klose is on the bench.
Sami Khedira and Toni Kroos shone against Brazil, with the latter scoring twice and playing a role in the first four German goals, while Khedira netted once in his best match of the tournament. But they are also not shy to defend.
Germany has shown it can win even when it doesn't have more possession — France had as much as Germany and lost 1-0 in the quarterfinals. Brazil had 51 percent, with the known outcome.
Still, Germany tops the tournament in completed passes at 3,421, nearly three times the average. Philipp Lahm with 458 passes and Kroos with 443 lead the tournament. Spain completed 4,773 passes in winning the 2010 title.


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The Workshop
February 7th – 11th, 2017
One of my all time favorite films is the Belle et la Bete by the French Surrealist Jean Cocteau. It is a marvelous retelling of the classic tale Beauty and the Beast. The story, sure you know, is of a Prince cursed in the form of a beast until a beautiful soul will love him despite his ferocious form. Most of the story takes place in the Beast's far off castle where the stone statues come life and other mystical happenings enthrall the Beauty. Perhaps the most visually enticing element about this version is the Beast himself: A lion or bear-like creature but adorned like Baroque royalty; his cloak and his gloves are finely embroidered, and his elaborate white collar surrounds his mane like an elegant halo. The film is wondrous paradox of the cultured and the wild housed in one body.
In this class your task is to create a fantastical beast using the processes of assemblage. This could be approached in a number of ways. You could create a shrine representing a myth inspiring hybrid featuring critters such as minotaurs, and ganeshas, and centaurs…oh my. Or maybe your preference is a personified beast from children's stories, such as Little Red Riding Hood, Aesop's fables or the rabbit from Alice in Wonderland. An alternate approach would be to create a bedazzled beasty…ornate and bejeweled in something similar to renaissance armor. I should also mention that this project could be taken more subtly for those with more metaphoric tastes…it could be an exploration with humanity's dualistic and contradictory nature as in the "Island of Dr. Moreau" …or "Steppenwolf" (the novel…not the band)..or "Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde".. Ultimately, if your subject matter has a critter in it…then all is well.
Whichever path you choose, we will take this journey by modifying found objects and reinventing them using the process of assemblage, clay, and paint. It'll be more fun than a barrel of monkeys.
Workshop Gallery
About the Instructor
Michael deMeng is an assemblage artist from Vancouver, Canada who exhibits throughout the United States. As an educator, he has been actively involved with VSA Montana, providing art education and encouraging participation in the arts to people with disabilities. Through these activities, as well as his artwork, deMeng fosters community awareness, and offers creative methods to explore the human experience.
In his art, he addresses issues of transformation. Discarded materials find new and unexpected uses in his work; they are reassembled and conjoined with unlikely components, a form of rebirth from the ashes into new life and new meaning.
These assemblages are metaphors for the evolutions and revolutions of existence: from life to death to rebirth, from new to old to renewed, from construction to destruction to reconstruction. These forms are examinations of the world in perpetual flux, where meaning and function are ever-changing.
Instructor Supplies
Michael will be supplying ALL the paint and the Two Part Clay. A material fee of $25.00 will provide each student with golden paints and clay. The material fee will be collected on the first day of the workshop. Included in the kit fee:
- Aves (Two Part Clay)
- Acrylic Paint
- Dremels, Drills and Tools
- Acrylic Latex Caulking
Student Supplies
- Animal toys, statues, or figurines.
- Human figurines, dolls, or doll parts- especially important if your Beastly character is part human.
- An award plaque, frame or shrine form to house your character…this could be a box, or a frame, a hubcap or a hollowed out clock…just about anything really. It could be something that hangs on the wall or is free standing.
- Doodads that will adorn your chosen character. Pick items that relate visually as well as symbolically to your critter.
- Variety of other found objects that might be interesting symbolic additions to myths. Items like watch parts, gears, typewriter parts – just about anything, really. Look for things that are interesting shapes or designs, but also things that might have symbolic significance.
- Paint Brushes (a couple small detail brushes, and some cheap brushes (1/2 inch to 1 inch in size)
- Wire a couple of different gauges
- E6000 adhesive
Optional Supplies (if you want your own tools)
- Heat gun
- Cordless Drill
- Dremel with cut off wheel

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Limbs in the work of the Albanian PAINTER Edison Gjergo, that is part of the exposed collection of the National gallery in Albania
The paintings above are taken from the website of the Albanian Gallery of Arts http://galeriakombetare.gov.al/koleksioni/edison-gjergo.shtml
The ones following are made by me with a phone.
Is art a calibration of conceptualization deriving from senses at the human?
For sure, maybe.
That's why armed with love of art I found myself in the National Gallery of Arts in Tirana, as there has recently open a exposition from the Kosovo painter Flaka Haliti, I found myself again in front of the works of Edison Gjergo (1939 –1989) at the second level of the gallery, where the art of social realism of the socialist realism in Albania is exposed.
Very attractive paintings, and attention to them remains remains alive again. And as I was looking for some spiritual experience I spied limbs in his works. Hands and a foot.
The paintings are two. 'The morning stars's epics' (1971) and the
'Fondator' (as somebody working at a foundry) also of the 71.
Lacking necessary knowledge to make any reference to uses of this kind, apart from the Romanian surrealist painter Victor Brauner, who after panting regularly for eye mutilation lost his eye in an a fight between his friends, but I am attracted by his right hand. In the pocket.
Other hands in the other painting have some modification that lead you away if you persist.
The hand where the dreaming head of the partisan rests is like the head of a column, the fingers in the string are like a spider, the wrist is starved, the fingers are interrupted by the paintbrush, others' partisan's foot is like an anemic tale of a siren.
Is that anything there? a coded message for careful observers with enough self-confidence, or just the rush of master who knows that the detail can be neglected when you have so much to to say in that very moment?
A pain, a feeling of a man who finds the way to hide his loss in extremities with colors and forms.
In 1974 he was sent to prison for 8 years, and this paintings of 1971 are part of the works made in early 70s that had a certain feeling of liberalization floating around. are these details part of the artistic expertise that accompanied his prosecution in court? This is to searched for. Were they part of comment among friends and colleagues? But we know so little about Gjergo and his works. In facebook there is a beautiful painting of his sister and the hole web has no more.
Something that was supposed to be the wrist of the right hand is the unhealthy elbow of a mutilated arm. Disproportionate. Hidden in the prolonged arm. Very low to be an elbow and not a wrist. in the cloth as the mouth of a blind, sad, fish.
Something that was supposed to be the wrist of the right hand is the unhealthy elbow of a mutilated arm. Disproportionate. Hidden in the prolonged arm. Very low to be an elbow and not a wrist. in the cloth as the mouth of a blind, sad, fish.
The lines of the fingers as rush toward the nailed extremities is interrupted by a brush. certain lightened caves remain below. and above a certain animal as a horse or a dog. The interrupting brush has been cured carefully. There is some brown in it.
A flower grasped by the stalk between a warm yellowish thumb an a pale white pointing one, with a certain liking for the blue. Red, Black.
The hand of the old rhapsode in the 'lahuta' is indicative. Width calls for weakness. they touch. the turns are rapid. something is missing.
The way the pictures have been processed and taken can invite criticism, but they allow for things to come up.
Is this the leg of a partisan in the morning stars epick? Yes it is.
For a clearer picture you can visit the National Gallerys page, or better, make a visit in the gallery, where Flaka Halitis' "Angel of History" is counting everyone, although it might have flown away.


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Early Broadcast Equipment
RCA TK-41 Color Camera
This camera was the second generation of color cameras made by RCA, introduced in 1954, shortly after the TK40. It was used in TV stations all over the country into the 60s.
We have started a long term project to restore the camera, now that we have the support equipment. Here is our progress.
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Since 2006 the SEVEN SCREENS have enhanced the public space of Munich, using state of the art LED technology, the screens combine art and light.
Haubitz+Zoche developed a cinematic concept that focuses on the ambivalent power of water for the SEVEN SCREENS. The work's title was inspired by the film Metropolis, which takes place in a futuristic city in the year 2027. In the video installation, 2027, rows of buildings in a fictitious metropolis are flooded. The facades of the skyscrapers and the bizarre structures are reflected in the water; the streets are empty and seem to have been abandoned. The surrounding space depicts an undefined void and no specific context exists either in time or space, nor is there a definite classification to any specific architectural style.
The camera's view shows close up shots of the facades in a flooded and expansive interior space. Two people are floating in the water and, with strange and almost weightless movements, seek to balance themselves. Like a second level, the water's horizon traverses the SEVEN SCREENS. A subtle game played using unusual perspectives above and under the water's surface causes the viewer's vantage point to constantly shift. 2027 seems to be a surreal futuristic vision – images of suggestive beauty, which at times also contain threatening elements.
Since the SEVEN SCREENS were installed, eight local and international artists have developed varied and exciting works. In each of the first three years two artists were commissioned to developed site-specific projects leading to the creation of a collection representing diverse approaches to this art platform.
"The public's positive reactions," claimed the curator and director of OSRAM ART PROJECTS, Dr. Christian Schoen, "led us to change the installation cycle last year. We now alternate between new installations and ones from our archive." The company's art platform includes the OSRAM COLLECTION and OSRAM ART PROJECTS.
SEVEN SCREENS artists include Mader/Stublić/Wiermann (2006), Diana Thater (2007), Haubitz+Zoche (2007), Anouk De Clercq (2008), Art+Com (2008), Bjorn Melhus (2009), Ruri (2009) and Harun Farocki.
Photo: Haubitz+Zoche. 2007. Video installation on LED screens.


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Tucked in a quiet West Shore neighbourhood lies Whoville – rather, a recreation of it just in time for the holiday season.
The Grinch can be spotted on Sarah Place, stealing a string of lights with his trusted dog, Max, as the residents of Whoville gather around the town Christmas tree. The entire set-up has been growing for the past five years, thanks to the combined efforts of a Colwood family.
"My dad grew tired of decorating our roof with lights so we decided to do something completely different," said Dani Cyr, daughter of Kevin Cyr, the man who cut plywood to create every piece of Whoville.
Dani's mom had the idea to start a collection of the Grinch, and the family jumped on board.
With the help of Dani's sister Stephanie, Kevin created 18 characters, including Cindy Lou Who and the Grinch himself – that alone took four days to complete from start to finish.
At the start of December, he set up the yard with music from the Grinch Who Stole Christmas and the Whoville residents standing over six feet tall.
When it isn't the holiday season, the plywood cutouts are stored in their basement, where Kevin can create new projects for the future.
Dani recalls a heartwarming moment when a young girl saw the cutouts for the first time with her family last year. Dani said the girl came back the next day and brought a rock that she had painted with the Grinch on it to give to them.
"He puts so much work into these, we sometimes call him the Grinch cause he's a retired navy guy," said Dani. "He's such a softie, he just doesn't know it."
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There is a chance to visit me in south London on the weekend of March 28th and 29th of March 2015. This is part of the Telegraph Hill Festival and on that weekend there are 35 venues taking part in the Open Studios.
You can see a large amount of my work which includes lots of recent new monotypes and ceramics. Check out the Festival website for full details and for a map of other venues to visit on your way to me.
You might like to come and meet our house guest Bosci....who now has his own blog (see my sidebar) and will be selling some of his own produce
Friday, March 20, 2015
Open Studio coming very soon.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
**Please Vote for Me at Cosmo Cricket!**
7 comments :
- JPScraps said...
I voted for you :)
- January 23, 2011 at 2:30 PM
- Christy/Tiddly Inks Digitals said...
Both of these are lovely. :)
- January 23, 2011 at 7:58 PM
- Andrea C said...
Well done I have voted for you now. Good luck x
- January 24, 2011 at 3:43 AM
- LG said...
WOW! Your projects here are all breathtakingly beautiful. It is such an honor to be listed at Cosmos Top 10 with you. I will follow your blog from now on. I am so happy to discover your blog through Cosmo Cricket
- January 24, 2011 at 6:00 AM
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Congrats Carisa, was nice to be at top 10! Congrats on your achievement too and I'll follow you blog ;)
- January 25, 2011 at 6:39 PM
- Diane said...
These are both lovely - you did a great job. Congrats on being one of the top ten - I am just now getting a chance to come visit everyone since I had to take our son back to college this weekend. I'll be sure to come back from time to time - nice to "meet" you through the contest!
- January 25, 2011 at 8:54 PM
- Emily Leiphart said...
Both of these are gorgeous, Carisa! I love the jumbo clothespin and your thank you card. Beautiful papers, indeed! Best of luck to you in the finals!!
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Federal Reserve Raises Concerns with Shareholder Protection Agreements
Recently issued Federal Reserve regulatory guidance is critical of certain shareholder protection arrangements typical in private equity investments. Such arrangements raise regulatory concerns because they could limit a holding company's ability to raise capital in the future.
Objectionable shareholder protection arrangements include:
- "Down-Round" Protection – Cash Payment: A holding company agrees to provide an investor with a cash payment equal to the difference between the price paid by the investor and any lower price per share paid by future investors.
- "Down-Round" Protection – Additional Shares: A holding company agrees to provide an investor with additional shares for nominal consideration if shares are subsequently issued at a price below the price paid by the investor.
- Poison Pills: Existing shareholders of the holding company are given the right to acquire additional shares at a significant discount to market value if any shareholder crosses a specific ownership threshold.
- Minority Shareholder Control: Investors with less than majority control are given the right to prevent the holding company from issuing additional shares.
- Mandatory Share Repurchases: Contracts that require a holding company to repurchase shares from a transferee in a secondary market sale.
This final regulatory guidance applies to all privately-owned and publicly-traded bank holding companies and savings and loan holding companies, regardless of their size.
The guidance states that the Federal Reserve may direct the holding company's board of directors to modify or remove a shareholder protection arrangement that gives rise to safety and soundness concerns. Retroactive changes to vested contract rights, or corporate charter or bylaw provisions, can be quite problematic and could lead to litigation regarding the holding company's ability to invalidate such negotiated arrangements.
If you have questions about the new guidance or a specific shareholder protection arrangement, contact Mike Lochmann or the Stinson Leonard Street attorney with whom you regularly work.
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Computer Software by Laurie Spiegel
Music Mouse - An Intelligent Instrument -
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about Music Mouse
What's Been Said About "Music Mouse"
Music Mouse Features and Specs
Music Mouse Revision History
Music Mouse's Ultimate History
About Real Mice and Other Non-Human Animals
Read the Mac Music Mouse Manual
Version 2.1.2 for Mac OS 9
Music Mouse for Atari computers.
Note: If you want the Amiga or Atari ST versions of Music Mouse, it would be
best to email me
to make sure there are still packages left, as these are physical packages, to be sent by snail-mail.
Created "Music Mouse 2.1.2 Classic that runs under Classic on OSX Macs.
(QuickTime Music output only. No direct MIDI output.)
Fixed serial port over-run problem in OS9 version. (Macs had been locking up if used with certain MIDI interfaces that continually send Active Sensing while MM's "MIDI Thru" option is turned OFF.)
Note: This is a free update for registered users of Music Mouse 2.1 or newer.
New versions of both the Manual and the IdeaBank/Tutorial fix the "squooshed font" problem some users have reported on some systems and printers. These manuals are unchanged except that the font problem is now fixed, and the actual program is unchanged.
Note: If you are a registered user and have this problem, but you have not received email notification of the download URL for the new versions of these manuals, email me.
Music Mouse can now use QuickTime and no longer requires MIDI.
The new 2.1 version of Macintosh Music Mouse works with either external MIDI or with Apple QuickTime audio.
If you're already a registered user for an earlier version, you can update to the current version using the registration form included in the demo package.
You need to have QuickTime 2.0 or later from Apple, including the QuickTime Musical Instruments extension, installed on your Mac in order to use the Mac's internal sounds.
This is a program I first wrote for my own use starting way back in 1985 on my spiffy new Mac 512k, that somehow ended up enough in demand that it became a so-called "product", and actually got rated as a "5 Mouse" program by MacUser Magazine. It lets you use the computer itself as a musical instrument, played by moving the mouse with one hand while you control dozens of available musical parameters from the Mac's "qwerty". It's a great musical idea generator, ear trainer, compositional tools, and improvising instrument. The software does a lot of harmony handling for you (you control the variables it uses for this), so it's useful - as are all "real instruments"at any level of musical training, experience, or skill, from beginning through professional.
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A new Amazon cloud service announced Tuesday could help companies with legacy applications have an easier time taking the leap to the cloud.
Amazon Web Services General Manager Matt Wood announced the new Application Discovery Service, which will allow companies to easily analyze legacy applications running on their data centers. It will help companies start the migration of their application data up to the cloud, and then work with one of Amazon's partners to get their applications running in AWS.
The service lets users identify their applications and the infrastructure dependencies of those applications and then measure a performance baseline of those applications operating on-premises before companies consider moving them to the cloud.
That's not to say the entire process is automated, however. The service, announced at an Amazon conference in Chicago, is meant to detect a customer's needs and then hand them off to a partner who can help shift an application to the cloud.
The service will be available in preview in the "coming weeks," according to Wood.
It's a competitive move that showcases one of the key differences between Amazon and Microsoft in the cloud wars. Microsoft is fine with its customers running applications on-premises because of its continuing investment in related software, but it's in Amazon's best interest to focus on getting customers to migrate to the cloud.
What remains to be seen is which cloud providers businesses will choose to go with. Also unclear is how often companies will be willing to port applications to the cloud when they have already invested a great deal in on-premises infrastructure.


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Astoria in Queens is quickly becoming an "it" neighborhood for all of the new bars and restaurants popping up to satisfy the crowds of young people moving in. While the new spots are very exciting, it's getting harder to find the cheap mom and pop shops. Here are a few cheap lunches you can find in the 'hood, so you can save your money for fancy cocktails that night.
1. Thai Elephant
There are a ton of Thai options throughout the neighborhood, but we love this spot for its cozy service, no-frills atmosphere and $8 lunch special that includes a soup, spring roll, salad and an entree. We stick with the tofu pad thai every time.
2. King of Falafel + Schwarma
The King indeed! This was the food truck to go to, so popular they've opened up a brick and mortar shop. Serving up all of their filling favorites — almost all under $10 — you can still order to go, or sit at one of the tables they have set up. The falafel is great for food on the go, but the platters are super filling if you're looking for a bit more.
3. Arepa Cafe
With most of their arepas costing less than $8 — by the way, NOT the fried kind you find at street fairs — you can have the Venezuelan corn-meal pockets filled with anything from roasted pork to cotija cheese to baby shark (for real!). Feeling creative? You don't have to stick to the menu. In fact, our go to is ordering a custom ham and avocado with Guyanese cheese. Also notable is their sangria, the Chicha drink (sort of like a thick milkshake made from rice and cinnamon), and the tequeños (fried cheese…need we say more?).
About Nikki Padilla
Nikki lives in Queens — the 4th generation in her house — with her husband and furchild, Rosy, a Husky German-Shepherd. She loves olive oil, dumplings and salsa dancing. A licensed NYC Tour Guide, Nikki specializes in food and culture. If you'd like to request Nikki as your tour guide or to have her build you a custom photo safari email [email protected]
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05 November 2009
UPDATED seven believed dead dozens wounded in ft hood shooting
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Authorities said immediately after the shootings that they had killed the suspected shooter, but later in the evening they recanted and said that he was alive and in stable condition at a hospital, watched by a guard.UPDATE: 5:14 pm: gunman identified as major malik nadal hasan
"His death is not imminent," said Lt. Gen. Bob Cone at Ft. Hood. He offered little explanation for the mistake, other than to say there was confusion at the hospital. ~ read more
UPDATE: 3:24 pm: senator kay bailey hutchinson: seven dead, thirty wounded, one suspect in custody, stand off with second suspect, no third gunman.
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Coming off of six Oscar nominations, The Weinstein Co's Lion is continuing to expand its overseas footprint. Already, last week and weekend saw the film nearly double its international box office in one swing, largely thanks to strong openings in Australia, where Transmission has rights. The week (including the FSS) was worth $6.95M for an offshore cume through Sunday of $14.2M.
The No. 1 $3.18M Oz launch performance is notable as the biggest opening ever for an Australian indie, and the 5th best debut for an Australian film across the board, behind The Great Gatsby, Happy Feet, Australia and Mad Max: Fury Road. Transmission acquired local rights via producer See Saw and released on 254 screens with the start also outpacing that of La La Land which kicked off four weeks ago at $1.4M ($10.4M through Sunday). The Oz cume on Lion after its first weekend is $3.76M.
The crowd-pleasing pic based on Saroo Brierley's memoir of being lost as a child in Calcutta, his adoption by an Australian couple and his search for his biological family, is partly set in Tasmania and Melbourne, helping to explain the extra interest Down Under. Supporting Actor and Actress Oscar nominees Dev Patel and Nicole Kidman traveled to Australia for promotion before the holidays.
Looking at indie comps in Oz, TWC's Imitation Game bowed to $3.4M in 2015, going on to a 3.4 multiple. Its Best Picture Oscar winner The King's Speech (also produced by Lion's See Saw Films) went on to a wild 67 multiple; The Sapphires and last year's hit The Dressmaker were closer down to Earth with 6.5 and 6.4 multiples. Lion could get to the $15M range, the same neighborhood as The Revenant and Doctor Strange in 2016. In New Zealand, the Garth Davis-helmed Lion bowed at No. 1 at $390K on 90 screens.
India also has a direct relationship to the picture, which was partly shot there in local dialects. Patel-starrer Slumdog Millionaire was the No. 2 non-local pic of 2009 in the vast market that leans greatly towards homegrown fare. With major Bollywood titles rolling out there this week, Lion is waiting until February 24.
Many of the bigger European markets as well have elected to go later, capitalizing on Oscar nominations and any potential wins. The UK is the only one to have opened, landing at No. 5 this past frame with $1.6M on 369 screens in a crowded landscape that included the 2nd week of La La Land and the first week of Sing previews. Entertainment Film is releasing in the UK where it's hoped Oscar noms will boost fortunes. It topped the recent debuts of Jackie and Manchester By The Sea, as well as TWC's own Woman In Gold, Carol and Lee Daniels' The Butler.
Other running cumes include Italy (Eagle Pictures) with $3.88M, topping the lifetimes of Burnt, Woman In Gold and August Osage County. In Israel (Forum), the cume is $1.25M, passing Woman In Gold and expected to reach $1.5M. Sweden (Scanbox) this past weekend saw an increase of 4% with $1.14M to date, also passing Woman In Gold and nearing Best Exotic Marigold Hotel levels.
Hungary and Uruguay open today, Spain tomorrow. Future releases include Korea on February 2, Mexico on February 17, France on February 22 and Germany the following day. The film will have a China release, although a date is to be determined.
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"This move is a step towards expanding our mobile software services capabilities as Intel continues to grow in the area of software and services. We are all very excited to have such knowledgeable and respected experts join the company," Intel wrote in a blog post.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29127973.post9056167861458104069..comments2022-09-26T05:44:53.295-04:00Comments on Burgh Diaspora: Florida Exodus: Where Will They Go?Jim Russellhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29127973.post-47742231374149592362009-11-16T17:16:18.982-05:002009-11-16T17:16:18.982-05:00I very rarely come across a migration narrative th...I very rarely come across a migration narrative that makes much sense. People don't make moves because of some information (e.g. climate data). They relocate because of knowledge. There is also an exotic factor, like you describe: Somewhere different.

There are Rust Belt cities in the Sun Belt that have experienced dramatic population decline. But the example at the end of the article should make the Florida attraction clear. The guy from Vermont moved to the place of his childhood vacations, where he has fond memories.

There isn't any reason why the shores of the Great Lakes or the Adirondacks can't cycle back into favor. They will and sooner than many expect.Jim Russellhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29127973.post-175372696438668102009-11-16T13:47:55.883-05:002009-11-16T13:47:55.883-05:00For the life of me I will never understand why thi...For the life of me I will never understand why things like amount of sunshine and average temperature feature in quality of life surveys anyway.

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One of my professors stated that the first 15 years of the 21st century is going to be defined by conflict and terror in the history books. In light of recent world events, it seems like that statement couldn't be more correct.
Over the past few weeks, it seems like I haven't been able to take a breath without hearing about conflict and terror in the world. News of Syria, Paris, Mali, Nigeria, San Bernardino, and countless other incidences of tragedy filled my head. The violent attacks themselves are devastating, and the responses broadcast through major media sources and personal social media sites are tragic. It seems news of these events spark a brief period of solidarity, followed by a long period of finger pointing, name calling, and pushing away. For a while, I felt jaded, depressed, and overwhelmed. Pessimistic thoughts race through my head: Why is terror lurking behind every corner? Is this the world I am resigned to live in? What is wrong, and why am I surrounded by so much hate?
The problem is, I keep asking "what is wrong with the world?", rather than asking myself "what can I do to make it right?"
Terrorism may be scary, but we cannot give in to the fear. We may not be able to control the next terrorist attack, but we can control how we respond to it. We may not be able to control the next outcry of violence, but we can control the images we paint on our Facebook walls. We may not be able to stop others from hating, but we can stop ourselves from succumbing to the bigotry that appears to be engulfing us.
The question now is: how? How do we promote peace? How do we make peace more sustainable than terror?
Peace is not a faceless entity, but a natural resource. No, peace will not heat your house or help you get to work in the morning. But it will make the world in which we inhabit a better place. Let's recognize that peace is a rare and precious natural resource and treat it with the respect it deserves. We take little steps in our life every day to preserve the environment: we recycle, and turn the water off when we brush our teeth. So why don't we take little steps to preserve peace on earth? World peace does not start at the United Nations in New York City, but in our own homes in humble Durham, New Hampshire. Let's make a conscious effort to love more than we hate. Let's begin a Sustainable Peace Movement.
This Sustainable Peace Movement can be thought of as a combination of negating-the-hate and paying-it-forward. Everyone can play a part. It can be as easy as posting a heartwarming video on your Facebook wall to counteract the hateful messages of your so-called Facebook friends. Why not call that real friend you lost touch with? Maybe you take it a step further and befriend the quiet student sitting alone in the dining hall. Maybe you go even further and embrace a culture that is completely different than your own. Maybe you take the altruistic route and begin volunteering weekly at your local soup kitchen. As long as love and peace are the primary motives, you will be promoting Sustainable Peace!
Sometimes, it is hard not to let negative messages penetrate us. It is hard not to get lost in the "if it bleeds, it leads" ideals of the mainstream media. While it is important to stay informed with current events, it is also important to understand that there is so much goodness surrounding us. As some added inspiration, check out this website that only posts happy, positive news stories. I challenge everyone to post one of these stories on your Facebook wall, as your first step to contributing to the Sustainable Peace Movement.
We cannot change the tragedies of the past, but we can inspire the progress of the future. Yes, the first 15 years of the 21st century may always be defined by conflict and terror. But that doesn't mean the next 15 years of the 21st century can't be defined by peace and love. It starts here. It starts now. Your move, Wildcats.


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Coming off of two straight ugly losses, the Washington Capitals looked to get back in the win column against another team that has had a rough start to the season, the Philadelphia Flyers. The energy and the style of the game looked like most of the other Caps/Flyers games, with lots of entertainment for the fans. Unlike past years, however, this was not a battle of contenders. Both teams thought they were going to be competing for the division this season, but tonight was more of a battle to remain relevant. Amid the great chances and back and forth hockey (in fact, largely causing the chances...) there was a lot of sloppy play. When the dust settled the Caps skated away with a 3-2 victory, and a game to build off of.
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- Tonight Alex Ovechkin got to play with Mike Ribeiro, something we'd suggested from the start. There didn't seem to be a whole lot of chemistry, but their line did have some good opportunities (though a lot of that was due to Wojtek Wolski). Though it'd be nice to see the puck on the passer's stick a little bit more often, if Ovechkin can get as many shots, and quality chances, as he had tonight, the points will come. Hopefully Adam Oates gives that line a little bit of time to develop some chemistry.
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couldshould have expected a bunch of penalties, and the teams didn't disappoint. From virtually the opening shift there were guys in and out of the box, with a total of 46 penalty minutes tonight. Sure, two thirds of that was for the Matt Hendricks and Zac Rinaldo dust up, but the power plays for both teams still got plenty of work.
- And the power plays should have been a story tonight with the opportunities out there. The Capitals had the advantage, being given a lengthy 5-on-3 power play to start the third period of a tied game, which they mostly squandered. The Flyers did have their fair share of chances, though they probably deserved one more. Hard to complain about your shoulda-been-a-power-plays when you do so little with the ones you do get, though.
- I'm not generally a guy who gets worked up over faceoffs. I think most of the other facets of the game are more important so if you can keep anywhere near 50% you'll be fine. But Claude Giroux is difficult enough to defend when you don't let him steal your lunch money every time you meet at the dot. His 20-11 performance meant that his line got a lot of shifts starting with puck possession (and that includes a 17% showing on the PK). It didn't cost the Caps tonight, but that's not tenable.
- Forget being a threat to score 20 goals, I'd be happy if Mike Green would become a threat to shoot on the PP once in a while. We all know the Caps want to get Ovechkin going, but when the whole arena knows that Mike Green is going to pass it detracts from the threat of Ovechkin. Ovechkin's goal in Buffalo only happened because Ryan Miller was playing Green to shoot. Unless Green actually shoots sometimes, goalies will stop doing that.
- If Troy Brouwer wants to get smashed face first into the glass and then get up and snipe a top corner goal every game for the rest of his Caps career, I'd be cool with it.
- Wolski has a sneaky pokecheck and he got the Flyers with it a couple times. The first time he sprung Ovechkin for a partial breakaway. The next time, after perfectly predicting where a Mike Ribeiro faceoff was going to go, he jumped on Luke Schenn and poked the puck through his legs, sneaking the puck through Ilya Bryzgalov to give the Caps some breathing room.
- And the Caps would need that insurance goal, because just after a Flyers power play due to a delay of game by Tomas Kundratek, Brayden Schnn finished a bullet of a shot off two pipes from Matt Read. It was the closest thing anyone got to a power play goal all game.
- Hendricks and Rinaldo had short nights because they couldn't wait for the puck to drop before swinging. Of course, if the linesman wasn't busy trying to throw guys out of a neutral zone faceoff then they wouldn't have been late. And they were only fighting because John Erskine elbowed Wayne Simmonds in the face. And didn't get a penalty. But Rinaldo and Hendricks, who fought over Erskine's elbow, got thrown out because... of a false start. Well, ok then, NHL.
- Nicklas Backstrom had a solid night. Obviously, the breakaway goal stands out, but he had some nice work on the PK and was one of the effective Caps at navigating the crowded neutral zone. His season has been up and down so far, but he's showing more glimpses of what Caps fans know he has.
It's only one win, and it doesn't change the picture a whole lot. The Caps need to continue to accumulate points; they can't follow up tonight's win like they did their last win. One step forward, two steps back won't get the team where they want to be. But, as an old Patrick Division fan, it's always a good time when you beat the Flyers, and this particular win pulls the Caps out of the Eastern Conference basement, leaving the Flyers one half-win behind the Caps in this 2013 half-season.
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You may have heard there were protest rallies around New Zealand today, demonstrating public opposition to John Key's proposed expansion of surveillance powers of the GCSB.
I went along to the Auckland one. It was packed.
Here's a panorama I took of the crowd at Aotea Square (it's two photos stitched).
For me, one of the most powerful speakers was Professor Jane Kelsey. She may be small in stature but boy, she packs a punch.
Professor Kelsey made the point (also highlighted by others who made submissions on the bill) that a provision in the proposed law would give the GCSB the power to spy on New Zealanders who were suspected of acting against 'the economic well-being of NZ' — well, that's a movable feast if ever there was one! There's a law written by a businessman rather than a lawyer. Wow.
Doe that mean conservationists and environmentalists, animal right activists, people protesting the proposed USA-ification of our copyright laws, people like Jane Kelsey who oppose Free Trade Agreements negotiated in secret (Trans Pacific Partnership etc)?
She is a gutsy, intelligent person. I admire her courage. It's spine-tingling to consider who might be subject to surveillance under such a law.
Then there's the whole 'mass surveillance' aspect — the spy agency scooping up and storing your data & metadata in case sometime in the future the authorities may wish to look back and examine it … perhaps linking you to a real 'baddie'.
These are disturbing developments.
Lastly, let me say that Peter Dunne, the independent MP who has said he will support Mr Key's bill to pass into law (by one vote) was vilified today. It was striking how vehement the criticism and opprobrium directed at him was. His assurances that he's negotiated 'significant' changes to the bill, that soothed his concerns, were scoffed at as cynical political expediency, delusional or corrupt.
Peter will never live down his foolish reference to 'Where there's a willing buyer and a willing seller, you can do a deal'. Ghastly.


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Why squirrels make bad politicians
I would be more comfortable with the squirrel who lives in my yard if he looked less guilty all the time. Whenever I see him he's nervously skittering off with awkwardly stuffed cheeks. I'm not saying he's smuggling illicit substances but he reminds me of a rascal politician and I wouldn't be surprised to flip on CSPAN and find him being grilled in senate investigation hearings.
The neighborhood tomcat has probably committed worse crimes, but he makes no apologies. Every time I find him manspreading on my porch, languidly fondling a decapitated mouse, I think, "You, my dear, could have a successful career in politics."
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We have just read about all the commotion involving the custom emblem editor on Call of Duty: Black Ops, and we wanted you guys to have your say on it, after some users have been seen using Swastika logos on their profiles.
The news comes straight from Stephen Toulouse, Microsoft's Director of Policy and Enforcement at Xbox LIVE, as he has sent out a firm message on Twitter, to all those who think that using the emblem is acceptable.
Firstly, here is his message on Twitter in case you missed it – he was replying to a user who asked him if it was ok to use a Swastika emblem on Black Ops or not:
"Seriously dude? Yes, you will get banned using a swastika as your Black Ops emblem. I don't care if you "just like the design".
He later added this: "Sorry, this isn't a debate. The number of people offended by the representation of genocide far outweighs the few who see an innocent symbol."
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Wrist fractures are the most common bone injury in children, causing much pain, distress and life impact for them and their families. In a comprehensive Cochrane Review from December 2018, Joanne Elliott, Managing Editor of the Cochrane Bone, Joint and Muscle Trauma Group based at the University of Manchester in the UK and colleagues, also based in the UK, look at a variety of interventions that are used for these fractures and she outlines the findings in this podcast.
"Most wrist fractures in children are buckle fractures, also called torus fractures, where the bone surface bulges out. These minor fractures heal well, often with the child needing to wear a wrist splint or a below-elbow plaster cast for two or three weeks. More serious fractures will generally result in bits of the bone being displaced. A process called reduction might then be used to manipulate the pieces of bone back into place and the wrist and, often the elbow, would then be immobilised in an above-elbow cast. When surgery is considered, it generally involves putting pins through the skin and into the repositioned bone, again followed by cast immobilisation.
Our review assesses the evidence on the effects of interventions for treating children with all types of wrist fracture. We reviewed information on nearly 3000 children in 30 randomised or quasi-randomised trials, which had included a total of 14 different comparisons. The average ages of the children in these trials ranged between 8 and 10 years. However, most of these comparisons were made in one trial only, making it difficult for us to be confident in the findings.
Instead, we focused on five key comparisons that we had specified at the start of our work but, unfortunately, we were still faced with evidence of low or very low quality or certainty.
Three of the comparisons involved children with buckle fractures; with six trials comparing a removable splint with a below-elbow cast; four trials comparing a soft or elasticated bandage with a below-elbow cast; and two trials comparing cast removal at home by parents versus at a hospital fracture clinic by clinicians, in which the home casts could be removed without a special cast saw.
Our other two comparisons involved children with displaced fractures. Four trials compared below versus above-elbow casts, and five trials compared pinning and above-elbow cast immobilisation versus above-elbow cast immobilisation alone.
We wanted to focus on the impact on physical function, treatment failure, adverse events, recovery time, wrist pain and child or parent satisfaction, but the small amount of data and the lack of certainty in the studies means, disappointingly, that our overall conclusion is that "There is not enough evidence to determine the best ways of treating different types of wrist fractures in children".
There are some important positives, though. We found reassuring evidence of a full return to previous function with no serious adverse events, including subsequent breaks of the wrist, for correctly-diagnosed buckle fractures, whatever treatment was used. This supports the move away from cast immobilisation for these non-serious injuries. And, when considering the implications for future research, we are encouraged that some priority topics, such as the comparison of bandage versus removable splints for buckle fractures, are already being tested in large multicentre trials."


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Let me tell you the story of a start-up project that had the ambition to change the lives of thousands of underpaid workers. You'll see why it came to be and how it could have worked. You'll see it never became more than an idea, but as nothing is more powerful than an idea which time has come, I am confident it will come to be, whether or not I have anything to do about it. And that it may eventually come to be true is all that matters.
"Can you tell me again why people would prefer your service over others?"
I realised in June 2015 in London that my project to make the world a better place was doomed. One could argue — I know I would — that any endeavour that purports to make the world a better place is either naive or delusional. For the least such a project will take many twists and turns and will change many times of hands before it gives its first blossoms, that is if ever it does.
"Can you tell me again why people would prefer your service over others?"
This question, asked by a senior venture capital partner in one of the major investment funds worldwide, was that turn in the way of my dream project, although it took me several months to acknowledge this. In the fall of 2014 a friend of mine — whose start-up project has since taken him from Numa in Paris to Techstars in New York City — gave me a sound piece of advice with respect to my idea: "If you have a start-up idea, the first thing you do is forget it. Then, if the idea comes back to you some time later, you forget it again. And then if the idea keeps coming back to you, forcing its way in whatever cognitive activities you're pursuing, keeping you awake at night, making you angry or impatient because it does not exist, you start working on it." Now this question is the one that haunts me.
"Can you tell me again why people would prefer your service over others?"
I was spending the summer of 2013 in a remote village near Montpellier in the south of France, kayaking with my wife and our two daughters in the gorgeous canyons of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, taking long swims, reading long books, thinkbathing in the sun. As happenstance had it I would dedicate my attention — freed from the daily vagaries of my work — to a very patchy assortment of books and newspaper long-reads: The End of Power by Moises Naim, a collection of the Greatest Speeches of the French Revolution, The Guardian's in-depth coverage of the 0-hour contract in the UK, my usual dose of digital trends, a bit of Thomas Piketty (pre-Capital in the XXI Century) and some Victor Hugo for good measure. Should you want to deep dive into this chapter of the story, I'll let you connect the links on your own — I urge you to read Naim whose profound understanding of the shifts that shape our world, combined with a very pedagogical tone, make for a seminal work. Suffice to say that I was feeling angry and impatient; angry that workers around the world were being left without properly working unions, stripped of their dignity by the follies of financial capitalism, the powerlessness of governments, and the creative destruction of digital disruptors; impatient for a time when innovators would truly move beyond first-world-problems (like sending your friends your latest feet-on-the-beach picture) or stop focusing on the white-collar employment market (how's your LinkedIn profile these days) to cope with rising inequalities, to re-empower the "dispowered", to meet the fundamental needs of the growing class of poor service workers around the world: work and live in dignity.
Dignity – The New Yorker
Fast-food workers aren't just kids earning gas money. Many are raising families, and often McJobs are the only jobs…www.newyorker.com
"Can you tell me again why people would prefer your service over others?"
Building the Will — i.e. Why?
Back to the spring of 2014, unknowingly heeding the advice my friend would give me some weeks later, I let this urge dwell in the interstices of my attention whilst I was leaving the French branch of a global creative advertising agency to join a small and sharp digital design studio in London. Part of the reason why I chose to write this eulogy for REUNIT (version 1) as a story is because it is best told so, because our eyes must see the characters instead of the professional creatives, developers or HR consultants through whom they're embodied. Take me for instance; of all people why and how would I take upon to ease the modern hardship of workers?
I was raised in the 1980s and 1990s in a well-off family (definitely one in the one percent), read Law in Paris and London at the turn of the century, worked in law firms, start-ups, advertising agencies, design studios and digital publishing houses. That's me, but what's my character? Respect for all and everyone was one of the cardinal values my parents ingrained with their children. Back in the summer of 1995, working as a handler in one of the warehouses of my parents' company, I remember sympathising with a fellow worker for whom my father had gone out of his way; a particular health condition made it hard for him to find work you see, but this did not matter to my father who chose to trust him with a floor management position anyway. When faced with someone's hardship you can choose to do nothing, or you can choose to do something about it, especially if you're in a position of power in respect thereof. I choose the latter too.
I came of age, intellectually, in places that would set me on a constant path of progress-seeking. The social and political upheaval of the year 1968 started at the University of Nanterre where students were growing more and more impatient for advanced liberal social norms — including in the University dormitories that were still unisex — and for solutions to the unacceptable shanti towns that were far too prevalent — especially around Nanterre — in a rich country like France. The London School of Economics, or the LSE as it is more commonly known, was established in 1895 by members of the Fabian Society and has to this day been recognised as one of the leading progressive research and teaching institutions worldwide. These are my almae matres, the places where I went through some very formative years and developed an unwavering progressive state of mind.
I'm a creative person. I like to connect the many fields I've ventured into and the various know-hows I've garnered over the years to solve existing problems in new ways. So that's my character, but that's not enough to launch and develop a platform that aims to ease the hardship of modern workers, to help pave the way for work in dignity.
"Can you tell me again why people would prefer your service over others?"
Building the Team — i.e. Who?
As this idea would not leave my mind, in the first days of 2015 I set out to build a small and expert team to bring it to life. As I've never learnt to code beyond the rudimentary levels of HTML and CSS I needed a Chief Technology Officer who could build the platform. As data was the fuel with which REUNIT would work I needed a top level data scientist to sort it all. The United Kingdom being the most deregulated labour market in Europe I wanted to launch the service there in the first place, and I needed someone with an intimate knowledge of Whitehall, Westminster and big businesse. As we would need some serious bootstrap money upon launch, I needed someone inside the finance world who would sympathise with the goal of REUNIT — not an easy match I thought. And as we would embark on a mission to disrupt the archaic and analog employment industry, I needed an insider. In a very serendipitous way it turned out that I had all of this within reach, that I could and actually would indeed bring together the A Team in the first half of 2015.
More out of habit than interest I've always maintained loose ties with former colleagues and associates, through occasional encounters or online interactions; that has always been pleasant and instructive, and this has often proved useful too. My first start-up experience was at linkfluence, a company I joined as it had just been founded and that has always been on the edge of social science and digital technology applied to social media research. And it is there, in 2007, that I met the then CTO of the company whose interest for history and humanities made him a match for my mind and my 2015 idea; and it is there too, in 2008, that I met a then intern who went on to become one of the lead data scientists at LinkedIn in Mountain View and who was looking, in 2015, for European adventures. CTO, check. Data scientist, check.
More out of personal inclination than limitation I've always kept a small number of friends, whatever the distances between us. One of them, a French working in the high fashion industry I met in Paris in 2002, whom I would see interspersedly over the years in London or Milan, had hooked up with a British LSE graduate with a strong knowledge of business to business commercial matters and regulatory affairs in Whitehall and Brussels. COO, check. And so it went with a friend of mine whom I had met in a banking setting and who had turned into a private wealth management advisor, with a lot of clients in the tech field. Fundraising Advisor, check.
More out of curiosity than opportunity I've always been open to chance encounters. On the 23rd of March 2015 I took my coach seat in the London-bound Eurostar from Paris for one of my usual fortnight commutes. Hardly had I arrived next to my seat that I could not help but notice the massive fella on the seat next to mine reading a book on the bicentennial of Waterloo, serendipitously matching the Napoleon's biography I pulled out of my bag. A conversation ensued between a French frog and an Irish fella, common interests were found, and a potential path ahead we might tread upon together: he told me he was an HR consultant. Employment Market Expert, check.
"Can you tell me again why people would prefer your service over others?"
Building the Way — i.e. How?
Uber, Lyft, Handy, TaskRabbit, Amazon Mechanical Turk, Instacart… Those are some of the the shiny services, start-ups and unicorns at the forefront of the on-demand economy, turning employees into entrepreneurs, turning jobs into tasks, turning labour into a precarious state of affairs. Digital technologies offer a never-seen-before degree of flexibility at a marginal cost that's close to 0. High labour market transactional costs in the XX century have led companies around the world to internalise their workforce. Now that those costs have all but virtually disappeared, companies no longer need to have internal stable workforce, they can have external available workforce. This trend is only here to stay and to get even bigger, notably because of the parallel rise of the robot economy, destroying jobs in the middle of the labour market, and slowly eating up at the top of the pyramid (law, medicine, etc.). So all that's left for a majority of people is low-tier service jobs.
There's an app for that
HANDY is creating a big business out of small jobs. The company finds its customers self-employed home-helps available…www.economist.com
But it seemed to me that Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and VCs were not well placed to solve this problem, as this is not one of these "first world problems" that dozens of them are prone to solve. Take dating for instance. I'm not saying that is not important, it is to some extent, but it is capturing an unfair share of attention, energy, creativity, data science and money. Whereas technologies offer solutions to many problems, none has tackled this issue. Networks and platforms are either made for mass niche-entertainment, like Facebook and YouTube, for white collar workers (LinkedIn), or for perso-preneurs, i.e. individuals that turn the little they possess into market assets with Uber, Lyft, Blablacar, …
But service workers are left unaddressed as such. They should be offered their own platform, one that caters to their needs, one that sets the bar high: dignity through work. And dignity through work entails fully grasping the context of an on-demand labour economy: turning flexibility into a positive context for workers, re-thinking the manner in which training, healthcare, financial, housing or transport services are presented to such workers, etc.
George Osborne is expected to announce in his budget next week that driverless lorries will be tested on UK roads. By…www.theguardian.com
Given his calm and reasoned academic demeanor, it is easy to miss just how provocative Erik Brynjolfsson's contention…www.technologyreview.com
I understand that in a 0-marginal-cost and on-demand economy flexibility is going to be the name of the game; therefore there will be no lasting solution to working poverty that does not play that game. Increasing labour reliability (absenteeism, demonstrations, strikes) and the reputations of companies can be made not just to coexist but to codepend on dignity through work. There are billions at stake here, in lost hours or in the decreased value of intangible assets like brands.
What's great is that technology enables just that. We just had to think about it really. A platform-driven approach to labour relations between companies and employers can offer many additional benefits to companies:
– Collect, organise and leverage worker-related data, which companies are not able to do anymore because of high turnover and churn rates in the market. Individual reliability and performance selection criteria can be integrated in such a platform.
– As a consequence employers can easily and rapidly gain access to very specific skills: proven salesmanship of categories of goods and services, etc.
– Leverage worker feedback on workplaces to offer consulting services to companies.
Playing hooky to play golf may feel harmless, but the accumulated effect of absenteeism hurts businesses' bottom line.www.forbes.com
In two experiments, we examine the effects of employer reputation in an online labor market in which employers may…papers.ssrn.com
I am a resourceful person, seldom lacking an explanation or a line of reasoning but I must admit to having been dumbfounded when a senior partner of a top-tier VC fund asked me this question. I understand how one could see the many operational shortcomings or delusional motivations of REUNIT, even I could to some extent. But how someone would fail to grasp how a 10 to 30% pay increase per hour of work could be the difference between cold water and hot water for your shower, between an empty table and one with food for on it for your children, between a fever and the aspirin to cure it, well that escapes me. The senior partner sitting across the table was asking me what REUNIT's competitive advantage would be over other companies disrupting work placement and employment agencies, knowing these would certainly cut the prices for employers. When I replied that we were going for the network effect advantage, aiming to build a base of workers — drawn to our platform because of the promise and hopefully reality of more bread on the table — large-enough that employers would be highly incentivised to turn to us, he seemed unconvinced, he seemed trapped in the first-world-problem-focused innovation project that the market of ideas churns out by the thousand everyday, he seemed to lack the empathy that would have allowed him to walk — even if for a small metaphorical moment — in the worn shoes of millions of workers around the world.
I realised in June 2015 in London that my project to make the world a better place was doomed in its existing shape. Yet I haven't entirely given up on its idea, on its promise.
Building the Way Forward — i.e. What Now?
I take comfort in seeing initiatives that are driven by the same ambition, whether they are for-profit start-ups, not-for-profit organisations or new forms of labour mobilisation. I take comfort in knowing that it is just a matter of time before somebody somewhere finds the key to fulfilling the promise of REUNIT, whether they are a (rebooted) union, politician or company. I take comfort in hoping I can contribute in some way or form, starting with this humble billet.
Il existe une chose plus puissante que toutes les armées du monde, une idée dont l'heure est venue — Victor Hugo
'Baumol's cost disease » is a phenomenon that economists sometimes cite when they want to underscore the unequal…www.nytimes.com
Just past sunrise on 69th Street, near a No. 7 subway stop in Queens, men in backpacks and work boots gather in groups…www.nytimes.com
Workplace fragmentation and the changing role of unions in the United States means far fewer workers are as directly…www.mobilisationlab.org
Living Wage Foundation, Citizens UK Head Office, 112 Cavell Street, London E1 2JAwww.livingwage.org.uk
The 2016 Workers Lab Enterprise Institute is Open! Do you have an enterprise idea that addresses one of the critical…theworkerslab.com


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Preheat grill to high heat. Coat a grill rack with cooking spray. Combine spices and herbs in a small bowl; mix well. Sprinkle spices evenly over fish and pat on with clean hands, covering fillets completely. Place fish on preheated grill 4–5 inches from fire or coals. Cook 4–5 minutes per half-inch thickness (measured at thickest point), or until fish flakes when pierced with a fork; turn once halfway through cooking. Squeeze a lemon wedge over each serving.
Yield: 4 servings. Serving size: 4 ounces or 1/4 of recipe.
Nutrition Facts Per Serving:
Calories: 113, Carbohydrates: 4 g, Protein: 22 g, Fat: 1 g, Saturated Fat: <1 g, Sodium: 66 mg, Fiber: 1 g
Exchanges per serving: 3 very lean meat.
This recipe was developed by Tami Ross, a Diabetes Nutrition Specialist and Certified Diabetes Educator in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Once again, thank you Patty, for writing with me another marvelous piece, it was such an honor. Please check her marvelous blog Patty. Respect No matter background, Religion… Read more "Mimosa Pudica & Emotionsoflife: Respect"
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