What is the one thing that if you did it regularly. . . . ?
Here we are, the last week before Labour Day. Lots of buzz in my household with my son starting college again. I've been very busy painting and writing for my online courses. One of the things that has been bringing me a lot of happiness is working/playing/writing/arting in my journal.
My immediate thought was "write regularly in my journal". I've kept journals for many decades, but not nearly as regularly as I had wanted to. What is bringing me happiness over the last year or so is that I'm finally working in them faithfully, including not only what most people think of as journal or diary entries, but much else as well. I don't write in them every day, but most days I do.
I have this feeling that my life is not getting away from me before I know that I've lived it, if you know what I mean. I'm not looking back over a three month period of time thinking, "Now what did I do these past few months?" This helps me own my life, and therefore, take responsibility for it, and for how I spend my days.
One of the constant challenges of my life is having so many more ideas and ambitions to do things than I have the energy or health to actually pursue. By taking that little bit of extra time to record what it is that I do most days, I've become aware that I mostly use my time very well, and I do get done that which is the most important to me. I'm not perfect in this, but I do make progress. As a "for instance", before preparing this blog post, I was getting down on myself for not posting for over a month, especially when my goal is to post once a week. While putting this post together, though, I was paging through my journal and noticing what it is that has been taking up my time. While I still wish to be posting more regularly, I also know that this last month has been filled with many worthy and important activities — along with "wasted" hours eaten by lack of sleep, or pain, or feeling just rotten. My journal even helps me accept the "wasted" hours as maybe not so wasted, but part of a full, "deep and real" life, where I'm making good use of what I can control, and accepting that which I can't.
List of Dream Titles. After writing out my dreams as soon as I awaken, I later date them and give them a descriptive title that will help me remember them. In my regular journal I have an indexed page where I list chronologically all the dreams' titles.
Newspaper clipping of a recent photo of the earth from a satellite launched years ago.
Copies of my writings and photos of paintings for my online courses.
Other peoples' art and articles from the web.
What is the one thing, that if I did it regularly, would make the greatest positive difference in my happiness and productivity?
Now, why don't you try doing it and see what happens? For many people, September, after the Labour Day weekend, is the second "New Year's Day" of the year. Why not set yourself up this week so that you can start doing that "one thing"?


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Val Kilmer Says He Wants To Reprise His Role As The Iceman In Top Gun – Will Tom Allow It?
Todd Malm May 24, 2017 6:25 PM PDT
Source: LifetimeUK.com
As CI readers know, Tom Cruise just announced there would be a sequel to the 1986 classic film, Top Gun. 31 years after its initial release, Val Kilmer has stated he wants to reprise his role as the "Ice Man" in the film.
57-year-old Kilmer tweeted that he couldn't contain his joy and excitement that there would be a new movie.
friends said it's official – #TOPGUN2 was announced today. I'm ready Tom- still got my top gun plaque! Still got the moves! Still got it! pic.twitter.com/2fLO1uJhRU
— Val Kilmer (@valkilmer) May 24, 2017
He tweeted to his 206,000 followers that it "was official" and he has "still got the moves!"
Val has been in the news lately for a couple of less than flattering incidents.
He was criticized for tweeting extensively about Kate Winslet; professing his love for the actress.
Not only that, but he recently revealed he did in fact "have a healing of cancer."
Will Tom and the rest of the crew of the Top Gun sequel take him on his request? Or has his behavior become too much of liability?
Either way, Kilmer has managed to keep his name relevant, but maybe not for the best reasons.
The star answered a Question and Answer session on Reddit about his experiences as of late.
On the forum, the Batman Forever actor said he was a "Christian Scientist" and that his faith has healed many in the past.
Tom announced the upcoming film during an Australian talk show with host Samantha Armytage and David Koch earlier this week.
He said the rumors were true and they will begin shooting the movie within the next year.
The hosts sounded thrilled, and they told the Top Gun actor that an upcoming sequel would have so many fans "happy to hear that!" The original Top Gun film was a massive success, making $365 million over a $15 million budget and cemented Tom's status as an international movie star. The film went on to become a cult classic.
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Born in Baltimore in 1942 "with a lacrosse stick in one hand and oars over my shoulder," Peters resided in California, mainly Silicon Valley [where he was on a list of "100 most powerful people in Silicon Valley"], from 1965–2000. He is a civil engineering graduate of Cornell [B.C.E., M.C.E.], where he was included in the book The 100 Most Notable Cornellians, and he earned an MBA and a Ph.D. in business at Stanford; he holds honorary doctorates from institutions that range from the University of San Francisco to the State University of Management in Moscow. In the U.S. Navy from 1966–1970, he made two deployments to Vietnam [as a combat engineer in the fabled Navy Seabees] and "survived a tour in the Pentagon." He was a White House drug-abuse advisor in 1973–1974, and then he worked at McKinsey & Co. from 1974–1981, becoming a partner in 1979; he also co-founded McKinsey's now gargantuan Organization Effectiveness practice. In 1981, Tom founded Skunkworks Inc. and The Tom Peters Company.
Tom Peters' books: In Search of Excellence: Lessons from America's Best-Run Companies (1982, with Robert Waterman); A Passion for Excellence: The Leadership Difference (1985, with Nancy Austin); Thriving on Chaos: Handbook for a Management Revolution (1987); Liberation Management: Necessary Disorganization for the Nanosecond Nineties (1992); The Tom Peters Seminar: Crazy Times Call for Crazy Organizations (1993); The Pursuit of WOW! Every Person's Guide to Topsy-Turvy Times (1994); The Circle of Innovation: You Can't Shrink Your Way to Greatness (1997); The Brand You 50: Fifty Ways to Transform Yourself From an "Employee" into a Brand That Shouts Distinction, Commitment, and Passion; The Project50: Fifty Ways to Transform Every "Task" into a Project That Matters! (1999); The Professional Service Firm50: Fifty Ways to Transform Your "Department" into a Professional Service Firm Whose Trademarks are Passion and Innovation! (1999); Sixty: This I Believe (2002); Re-imagine! Business Excellence in a Disruptive Age (2003); Essentials: Leadership: Inspire, Liberate, Achieve (2005); Essentials: Design: Innovate, Differentiate, Communicate (2005); Essentials: Trends: Recognize, Analyze, Capitalize (2005, with Martha Barletta); Essentials: Talent: Develop It, Sell It, Be It (2005); The Little BIG Things: 163 Ways to Achieve Excellence (2010); 2010-2015 Twelve eBooks
Over the last 38 years Peters calculates that he has made 2,500 speeches in 50 American states and 67 countries to over 5,000,000 people. Along the way he has made 7,500 flights covering 5,000,000 miles. His 17 books have sold more than 10,000,000 copies. On Twitter @tom_peters has produced 50,000 tweets and has over Twitter followers.
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Can meaning indeterminately be said to be indeterminate?
James Ross has given several reasons as to why he believes thought (and formal thought especially) is determinate. Among these, and under a formulation put forward by the contemporary philosopher Edward Feser in "Kripke, Ross and the Immaterial Aspects of Thought", is the argument that a rejection of determinancy presupposes a conception of determinancy itself, so that in denying thought to be determinate one must understand what it is for thought to be determinate.
However, to 'understand what it is for thought to be determinate' requires that such a thought is itself determinate (or so the argument goes). For the strength of the argument against determinancy of thought is in its actual denial of determinancy being attributed to thought. But if neither 'determinancy' nor 'thought' are determinately understood then it seems that no determinate argument can be made for the indedeterminancy of thought itself. Hence, there is no actual reason to accept any argument given for the indeterminancy of thought, or any argument period for that matter. But this is obviously a view that cannot be allowed, since it is itself arrived at through argument. Hence it is self-defeating, along with arguments given against the determinancy of thought. Therefore, by reductio ad absurdum, thought is indeed determinate.
Is this analysis correct though?
"However, to 'understand what it is for thought to be determinate' requires that such a thought is itself determinate." This does not seem to be the case.
Determinacy simply is not necessary to establish reference to a meaning or an argument. We are perfectly happy with a range of potential references that share adequate traits to satisfy similar patterns and capture the relevant aspects of the meaning.
Arguing entirely from constraints, and relying entirely upon references as bundles of constraints is a perfectly reasonable way of establishing a consistent model between humans: we confirm shared perceptions all the time on that basis. It is not necessary for our actual perceptions to literally refer to parallel experiences. They don't. We can still share a perceptual field. In the same way, it is not necessary for arguments to construct similar effects upon individuals' thinking. They very likely never do. But we can still share a robust conceptual field.
In that way, we can have a cohesive notion of anything we could describe determinately, including determinacy, which is adequate to establish the understanding of humans about the meaning, even if it does not somehow construct a single point of reference in any semantic field. And we are free to argue from that concept as long as the constraints faithfully express its structure.
If perception is indeterminate and provides the basis for our points of reference, and even our very idea of referring to things, it seems silly to consider thought determinate.
We have good evidence that perception works by pattern-matching, and not by assembly from elements. The sense data is not collected and collated and then assembled into a cohesive model of the sensed world. Instead, the model is constructed and reality is probed for confirmation of the presumed representation. Only if the representation fails tests against reality is it altered. Change-blindness, very hard to explain in a world where sensation is 'determinate', is the natural order of things.
We can verify that the information flows in this direction, out from the presumed model rather than in from the surface, by looking at the priming of responses to experiences like emotions or reflexes, which are planned for by our physiology too far ahead of the actual experience for the information to move the other direction, coming in from the environment.
This explains, among other things, why we think we can 'see around' the hole in our visual field imposed by the optic nerve site. Its constant presence ensures that it never introduces contradictory information. Similar logic explains why various other sensory illusions that appear in isolation do not really confuse us in real life. But it rules out the notion that we actually share internal models of what we perceive.
One can argue from a mathematical point of view that thought must be determinate in some domain established as the factorization of the real domain through the filter of the patterns of constraints that allow things to match. But the odds of those patterns actually establishing anything close enough to an equivalence relation are very low, and it seems almost guaranteed that they are not consistent.
So there is no good reason to think that the notion of determinacy is an aspect of thought, or that this matters. It is a convenient simplifying fiction, but is neither sufficient nor necessary, and it seems inconsistent with the way a large part of our experience works.
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Q: Dark Tower references in other works of Stephen King or vice versa I recently started re-reading the Dark Tower saga (just finished part IV: Wizard and Glass, probably my favorite part in the series) and noticed some links with other work of Stephen King. For instance, in Wizard and Glass the Ka-Tet finds a note of a certain Abigail on the windshield of a car in Kansas. Although many years have passed since I read that book, I believe this is a nod to The Stand.
Now are there many connections like this? And then I mean proper connections and not just stuff like this:

19: The number nineteen is a magical number in the Dark Tower novels.
  In Blockade Billy, it is Billy's shirt number.

since those are not references that make not much impact in the work of King. It doesn't matter by the way if Dark Tower references other books or if other books references Dark Tower. I'm interested in both ways.
Note: since I'm thinking about reading the referenced works in the future, I would appreciate it if the answers only show the titles of the books. Further explanation is welcome ofcourse but please use spoiler tags.

A: Stephen King recently discussed this very subject with Entertainment Weekly.
He lists the following connections, though, some are tenuous at best:
The Shining and Doctor Sleep

 Psychic powers in The Dark Tower film are referred to as "The Shine," which means Jake Chambers, the boy at the center of the story, has the same abilities that Danny Torrance had in King's classic 1977 novel (and the 2013 sequel Doctor Sleep). Is the Shine becoming his catch-all psychic ability? Does that mean the wallflower-turned-prom-queen in Carrie had a malevolent version of The Shine? "I don't know, man," King says with a laugh. "It's like the guy says in House of Cards: 'You might think so, but I couldn't possibly comment.'"

The Stand and Eyes of the Dragon

  Randall Flagg, the sharp-tongued, charismatic villain from King's 1979 Americana apocalypse and his 1987 old-school fairy tale, is the same sinister presence Matthew McConaughey plays in The Dark Tower, only operating a different alias – Walter, The Man in Black. "At some point I realized that Randall Flagg and Walter were the same character and once you take this whole idea in mind that Mid-World is connected to our world you say, 'Well okay, this guy shows up again and again,'" King says. Did he just like seeing this devil again? King shudders: "I never want to see that guy."

Hearts in Atlantis

In the 1999 story collection, Ted Brautigan is a psychic who, like Jake in the movie, is being pursued as a "Breaker," someone whose power can help collapse the Tower. The 2001 movie dropped the Tower references, and instead had the Anthony Hopkins character being pursued by government agents for clandestine Cold War research. "I wish they had gone more supernatural with that," King says of the movie. "I thought there was a way to do that without feeding into the whole Dark Tower thing."  In the film version of The Dark Tower, there's an older Breaker who is somewhat inspired by Ted Brautigan, although it's not the same character. Director and co-writer Nikolaj Arcel said he wanted someone who was older than Jake, someone who had been enslaved by the Man in Black for a long time. So there'll be flashes back to this figure's younger days – in the way-back era of the 1990s.

'Salem's Lot

 In this 1975 book, the fallen priest who loses his faith and drinks the blood of a vampire later becomes a key ally of Roland the Gunslinger in the latter Dark Tower books. If there are sequels to the movie, it's possible he may turn up onscreen. "Father Callahan…" King says wistfully. "I'd love to see him in there. But we'll have to see how the [first] film does."

Insomnia

 An elderly man who begins having visions after losing the ability to sleep comes to learn about a mystical tower that stands for all the levels of reality – and the agents of the Crimson King who wishes to tear it down. Before this 1994 novel, the Tower saga was separate from King's other novels. "Insomnia was the first place where I really understood [the links] consciously and I started to work all this stuff in there," the author says.

The Talisman and Black House

These fantasy epics, co-written with Peter Straub, take place in The Territories, a neighbor to The Dark Tower's Mid-World. The connection wasn't made in 1984's The Talisman, but for the 2001 sequel, King and Straub tied them together explicitly. "It seemed to me almost undeniable, and it did to Peter, too, that if we were talking about another world you could flip into, it would be related to Mid-World," King says, referencing similar adjacent realms from Game of Thrones. "An analog would be Westeros and Meereen."In the midst of our conversation, King drops a bombshell: There's a third Talisman books in the works. At least, it's currently germinating in his and Straub's heads. "Peter and I have started to talk about the third book in the cycle, so you know, we'll see what happens, whether or not that's there," King says. "I think that he's got some great ideas."

It

 Later in The Dark Tower books, Roland and his posse meet Dandelo, a creature who feeds on emotion, just like the fiend that manifested itself as Pennywise the Clown. Fans theorize they're the same kind of monster, but King doesn't go that far. "I would say that they were probably related just because they both came from my head," he says. "But it wasn't a conscious thing to say one was like the other."

"The Jaunt" (collected in Skeleton Crew)

 In The Dark Tower, some portals between worlds are technologically created, so producers of the movie asked King if they should follow the rules established by this 1981 short story. It's about a mass-transit system that opens time/space portals, but if passengers go through awake they emerge insane on the other side. King's response: Laughter. "If you're mind's going there, go with God," he says. "I feel like that with most of this stuff."

For a more in-depth list of connections, one can look to King's own website, which adds a number of other minor connections.

A: Actually, most of the references tend to go the other way. That is; the Dark Tower series contains many references to other King works, rather than the other way around. King began to see the series to be a sort of meta-story that served to weave all of his stories together. "There are other worlds than these," as Jake said.
Books written concurrently or after the Dark Tower series, though, do occasionally contain some Easter eggs. If you want to see a full list, including major and minor references, you can look at this Wikipedia page, but it contains major spoilers, so beware. If you just want the titles of books that are strongly connected, here they are:

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*'Salem's Lot

*The Stand

*The Talisman

*The Mist

*It

*The Eyes of the Dragon

*Insomnia

*Rose Madder

*Desperation

*The Regulators

*Bag of Bones

*Hearts in Atlantis

*Black House

*Everything's Eventual

*From a Buick 8

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A: If we take the original version of this question literally - i.e., references to The Dark Tower in other books  (that is, a non-DT book that mentions something from DT, rather than a DT book that mentions something from a non-DT book) - the list includes the following.
Books I'm familiar with:

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*Eyes of the Dragon

 Although many of the references in EotD were only later inserted into DT, some elements were always intended to be nods to The Dark Tower.  The sorcerer is Flagg, the kingdom is in Roland's world, the two boys who leave to pursue the sorcerer eventually found their way to Gilead, etc.

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*Insomnia

 The Crimson King makes his first appearance here;  the protagonists see the Tower itself;  a child draws pictures of the Tower and Roland.

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*Rose Madder

 References to Lud, Ka, Mid-World, etc.

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*Hearts in Atlantis

 Flagg, Low Men, Breakers, etc

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*Black House

 Actually written as a pseudo-Tower book, with references to Breakers, Flagg, the Crimson King, gunslingers, Mid-World, Discordia, etc.

Other Books:
As a general rule, if a King book is related to the Dark Tower universe (as most of his books are) and was written after the mid-90's, there will be at least one or two explicit references to DT in the book.  Prior to the mid-90's, the references tended to run the other direction, as Roger's answer explains.

A: I just read in Wolves of the Calla,

Father Callahan says he has thought about using the door
(black 13, the door in the cave) to go back to 1963
and see if Lee Harvey Oswald worked alone.
They continue talking about wondering what would happen
if the events from that day were changed...
11/22/63 was one of my all time favorite books,
so it was an awesome reference to me!

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Eurobank TEKFEN, presents its new logo, as part of the partnership between Tekfen Group and Eurobank EFG
Eurobank Tekfen's new corporate identity was presented at a press meeting held in Istanbul on January 11. During the meeting the shareholders and the management gave an overview of the bank's strategy and goals to further develop its activities in the Turkish market. The press meeting was attended by Messrs. Erhan Öner President of Tekfen Group, Nicholas Nanopoulos, CEO of Eurobank EFG, Nikolaos Karamouzis, Deputy CEO of Eurobank EFG & Vice Chairman of Eurobank Tekfen, Ercan Kumcu, Chairman of Eurobank Tekfen, and Mehmet N. Erten, CEO of Eurobank Tekfen.
Mr. Erhan Öner, President and CEO of Tekfen Group, one of Turkey's most respected conglomerates, which holds a 30% stake of Eurobank Tekfen, expressed satisfaction with the level of cooperation between the two shareholders and his confidence in the bank's prospects in the Turkish market. "I am very proud of the developments in the Bank as a result of the constructive cooperation between Tekfen Group and Eurobank EFG. The financial strength, the experience, and the commitment of the two partners to close cooperation will set the stage for Eurobank Tekfen's further development and success", said Mr. Erhan Oner.
Mr. Nicholas Nanopoulos, CEO of Eurobank EFG, the main shareholder of Eurobank Tekfen with a 70% participation in Eurobank Tekfen, said: "The foundations on which the Turkish economy's recent successes rest are certainly much stronger than they were in the past. Economic development is now based on a sustained program of far-reaching macroeconomic and structural reforms that have strengthened the economy's fundamentals while also bolstering its resilience to outside shocks. Likewise the banking sector is expected to continue to expand rapidly to meet the growing needs of the Turkish companies and citizens. That is why we would like to further strengthen and expand our presence in the Turkish banking sector".
Eurobank Tekfen's customer base currently comprises mainly small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) from various industries, with which the Bank retains a long and close business relation. Moreover, Eurobank Tekfen has also retail - mostly high-end - customers.
Mr M.N. Erten, Eurobank Tekfen's CEO said: "The new identity reflects the shareholders' strong relationship and the Bank's development into a modern and strong financial institution, combining the wealth of experience of Tekfen Group and the innovative spirit and the successful business model of Eurobank EFG".
"At the end of 2007, Eurobank Tekfen had a network of 37 branches. Our strategy for the future focuses on accelerated growth in the sectors of Corporate Banking and Capital Markets through the provision of innovative products and services to large, medium and small enterprises in Turkey, which are estimated to be circa 2.5 million. We will also gradually develop the Bank's presence in the Household sector. Overall the Bank aims to increase balances per client and to intensify cross-selling with other countries in the region", said the Bank's CEO, Mr. Mehmet N. Erten.
"Over the last year, we have also strengthened our teams in Large Corporate, Leasing and Factoring, where we intend to grow rapidly. Furthermore, Eurobank Tekfen intends to penetrate new growing sectors of the banking market, such as asset and capital management. In addition, the Bank intends to further expand its branch network significantly in the next years and build further its capital market activities through EFG Istanbul Securities", said Mr. Erten.
Eurobank Tekfen's total assets grew by 147% in 2007, reaching (2.8 billion YTL (2.42 billion USD) and by the end of 2008 its total assets are estimated to reach 3.6 billion YTL( (3.11 billion USD).
Eurobank Tekfen is a member of Eurobank EFG Group, an international banking organization with total assets of over $91.8 bn (€63.3 bn). The Group employs more than 22,000 people and offers its products and services both through its network of over 1,500 branches and points of sale and through alternative distribution channels.
In Greece, Eurobank EFG Group is the leader in consumer lending, mutual fund management, investment banking, equity brokerage and life insurance. It is also the largest lender to small businesses in the country and among the largest lenders to large domestic corporations of the private sector.
In the wider region of Southeastern and Central Europe (New Europe), Eurobank EFG Group ranks among the top banks in all countries where it has an established presence, namely Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia. Since 2006, Eurobank EFG Group has also entered the markets of Poland, Turkey, Ukraine and Cyprus. Eurobank EFG has so far invested approximately $3.0 bn (€2.0 bn) in New Europe.
The Group's strategic objective is to position itself as the Bank of first choice for all clients in the countries it is active in, and to support sound entrepreneurial forces and households so as to actively take part in the economic growth. To achieve these goals the Bank depends on its successful business model, its modern organizational and operational structure, its customer-oriented approach, its emphasis on quality and innovation and most importantly the high standards of its human resources. It thus achieves dynamic growth, with a sense of responsibility towards clients, shareholders and the society.
Eurobank EFG is a member of EFG Group, the third largest banking group in Switzerland, following UBS and Credit Suisse. Eurobank EFG is also among Greece's largest listed companies by market capitalization and enjoys a wide shareholder base of over 210,000 shareholders.
Eurobank TEKFEN press meeting held in Istanbul
(from left to right): Nikolaos Karamouzis (Eurobank Tekfen Vice President & Eurobank EFG Deputy CEO), Nicholas Nanopoulos (Eurobank EFG CEO), Erhan Öner (Tekfen Group President), Mehmet N. Erten (Eurobank Tekfen General Manager), Elif Bilgi(Eurobank Tekfen Board Member).


KANSAS CITY, Kan. — NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series is underway at Kansas Speedway and social savvy fans are encouraged to take advantage of the Speedway's free mobile app.
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When a new Minimates toy line is born, it's a special time for everybody. So Diamond is going to give birth at the most special time of all! A new line of Minimates is debuting at this year's Comic-Con International in San Diego, and it's from the cinematic world of Kevin Smith!
The first exclusive two-pack includes Jay and Silent Bob in black-and-white, just as they appeared in Smith's groundbreaking debut film Clerks. Future sets will be in black and white as well as full-color, and will be based on all some of the most popular View Askewniverse films: Clerks, Chasing Amyand Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back! Each Minimate mini-figure stands approximately 2 inches tall, with interchangeable parts and accessories.
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How will your social intranet adapt to your organizational structure?
Circles, groups, profiles: It is important to understand these different concepts and how their association allows you to achieve the perfect match between the functional or administrative structure of your organization and the topics and interests of your members.
Circles in idloom-wall are the different administrative and functional components of your company. For example, the various departments (accounting, marketing ...), the different geographical sites (Boston, New-York, London...), or any other dimension that is part of the organizational structure of your organization, no matter its type or specificities.
You can also link these different dimensions together. For example: the accounting department is part of the administration department and is located in London.
All you have to do is link the users of your social intranet to the departments in which they work, and they will be automatically divided into the different dimensions according to the links established.
Groups are essentially content spaces. It is through groups that information is distributed within the social intranet to the users for whom it is intended.
Secret: only group members can see and access it.
All you have to do is to include the users in these different groups. And this is where all the magic of idloom-wall takes effect. You simply link groups and circles so that all users of the latter are automatically members of the groups that concern them.
From his very first login, a user will have access to a complete environment with all the information that interests him directly, nothing more, nothing less.
After having set up circles and groups, you can now offer your employees the opportunity to create new groups, or to publish information on their own personal profile.
Profiles work in the same way as do groups, except that they are personal members' page instead of functional or thematic groups. For example, if one of your colleagues is passionate about new technologies, he will be able to publish all sorts of information about this topic on his profile, such as links to press articles, videos, documents ... Other users will be able to follow his profile and receive all the information published in their "wall" and in their "mail digest" that they will receive periodically.
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Death to the Patriarchy?
Complementarity and the Scandal of "Father Rule"
Written by Kevin DeYoung | Thursday, August 25, 2022
Complementarianism, for many Christians, amounts to little more than a couple of narrow conclusions about wives submitting to husbands in the home and ordination in the church being reserved for men. If that's all we have in our vision for men and women, it's not a vision we will hold on to for long. We need to help church members (especially the younger generations) see that God didn't create the world with one or two arbitrary commands called "complementarianism" to test our obedience in the home and in the church. God created the world with sexual differentiation at the heart of what it means to be human beings made in his image. We cannot understand the created order as we should until we understand that God made us male and female.
What is the difference between patriarchy and complementarity — and which is the better term for capturing the full vision of Christian manhood and womanhood? Most complementarians steadfastly avoid the word patriarchy, wanting to distance themselves from any associations with oppression and prejudice. On the other hand, critics of complementarianism are eager to saddle their opponents with the charge of defending patriarchy. The terms often function as a way of communicating, "I'm not that kind of conservative Christian" — to which the reply is, "Oh yes, you are!" So what is the most accurate term for those who want to recapture a lost vision of sexual differentiation and order?
Defining, to everyone's satisfaction, terms like patriarchy and complementarity is nearly impossible. I'll do some definitional work in a moment, but I don't want this article to become a tedious, academic inquiry into the usage and history of these terms. I also don't want to define the terms so that complementarity becomes a convenient gloss for "good male leadership" and patriarchy ends up meaning "bad male leadership." To be sure, that distinction isn't totally misguided, but if that's all I said, my argument would be entirely predictable.
And a bit superficial. As I'll argue in a moment, there is nothing to be gained by Christians reclaiming the term patriarchy in itself. In fact, reclaim is not even the right word, because I'm not sure Christians have ever argued for something called "patriarchy." Complementarity is a better, safer term, with fewer negative connotations (though that is quickly changing). I've described myself as a complementarian hundreds of times; I've never called myself a patriarchalist.
Yet there is something in the broader idea of patriarchy — no matter how sinister the word itself has become — that is worth claiming. If the vision of male-female complementarity is to be more than a seemingly arbitrary commitment to men leading in the home and being pastors in the church, we cannot settle for a proper interpretation of 1 Timothy 2. Of course, careful exegesis is absolutely critical. But we need more than the right conclusions. We need to help people see that our exegetical conclusions do not just fit with the best hermeneutical principles; they fit with the way the world is and the way God made men and women.
Complementarity and Patriarchy
The idea of complementarity — that men and women were designed with a special fittedness, each for the other — is not new. The term complementarianism, however, is relatively recent. In their seminal 1991 work Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, John Piper and Wayne Grudem deliberately termed their recovery mission "a vision of biblical 'complementarity'" because they wanted to both correct the "selfish and hurtful practices" of the traditionalist view and avoid the opposite mistakes coming from evangelical feminists (14).
No one committed to intellectual honesty and fairness should treat traditionalist, hierarchicalist, or patriarchalist as synonyms for complementarianism. In coining the term complementarian, Piper and Grudem explicitly rejected the first two terms, while the third term (patriarchalist or patriarchy or patriarchal) is never used in a positive sense in the book. "If one word must be used to describe our position," they wrote, "we prefer the term complementarian, since it suggests both equality and beneficial differences between men and women" (14). Thirty years later, this vision of complementarity is still worth carefully defining and gladly defending.
The term patriarchy is much harder to define. Strictly speaking, patriarchy is simply the Greek word meaning "father rule." There is nothing in its etymology to make the term an epithet of abuse. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are often called "the patriarchs" (Romans 9:5, for example). The spiritual leader of the Orthodox Church is the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople. In a generic sense, every Christian believes in patriarchy because we affirm the rule and authority of God, the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth.
Despite these positive associations, as a sociological and historical category, patriarchy is almost always used in a pejorative sense. Here, for example, is the first sentence of the Wikipedia entry on patriarchy.
Patriarchy is an institutionalized social system in which men dominate over others, but can also refer to dominance over women specifically; it can also extend to a variety of manifestations in which men have social privileges over others to cause exploitation or oppression, such as through male dominance of moral authority and control of property.
In this one (long) sentence, we have a host of pejorative words: dominate, dominance (2x), exploitation, and oppression. No one is expected to read this definition and think of patriarchy as something good, or even something that could possibly be good.
In a recent longform article in The Guardian, Charlotte Higgins argues that at its simplest, patriarchy "conveys the existence of a societal structure of male supremacy that operates at the expense of women." Higgins admits the patriarchy is virtually dead as an academic idea — too blunt and monolithic a concept to be useful — but in popular usage the term has experienced an unprecedented revival, one Higgins supports. "Only 'patriarchy' seems to capture the peculiar elusiveness of gendered power," she writes. Higgins's street-level definition is helpful insofar as it reveals that for most people, including most Christians (I suspect), patriarchy is shorthand for all the ways our world promotes male supremacy and encourages female oppression.
If that's patriarchy, the world can have it. It's not a term you'll find in Christian confessional statements from the past. It's not a term you'll find employed frequently (or at all) in the tradition of the church as it defends biblical views of the family, the church, and society. As a conservative, Reformed, evangelical Christian, I applaud the vision of "equality with beneficial differences" and stand resolutely opposed to all forms of domination, exploitation, and oppression.
Cost of Dismantling Patriarchy
Why not end the article right here? Complementarianism is good; patriarchy is bad. Case closed. Enough said, right?
Not quite. We should be careful not to banish patriarchy to the ash heap of history too quickly. For starters, we should question the notion that patriarchy equals oppression. In his book Ancestors: The Loving Family in Old Europe, Steven Ozment argues that family life, even in the patriarchal past, is not wholly different from our own age. Parents loved their children, husbands performed household duties, and most women preferred marriage and homemaking to other arrangements.
History is complex and rarely allows for meta-theories and monocausal explanations. If women had fewer opportunities and rights in the past (almost everyone had fewer opportunities and fewer rights), women also lived enmeshed in stronger communities, and their roles as wife and mother were more highly honored. Accounting for differences in economic prosperity, it is entirely debatable (and, perhaps, ultimately unknowable) whether women are happier in the present than they were in the past.
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Třída Fargo byla třída lehkých křižníků amerického námořnictva z období druhé světové války. Byla to modifikace lehkých křižníků třídy Cleveland. Tato plavidla se lišila především kompaktnější nástavbou s jedním komínem (stejně se lišily těžké křižníky třídy Oregon City od původní třídy Baltimore). Křižníky byly ve službě v letech 1945–1950. Nebyly bojově nasazeny.

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Křižníky třídy Fargo byly původně objednány jako křižníky třídy Cleveland, roku 1942 ale byly přeobjednány ve vylepšené verzi, lišící se především kompaktnější nástavbou s jediným komínem, což zlepšovalo problém s přetížením nástaveb a zefektivňovalo využití protiletadlových kanónů. Celkem bylo objednáno 13 křižníků této třídy (CL-106 až 118). Postavit je měly loděnice New York Shipbuilding Corp. v Camdenu, William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Co. ve Filadelfii a Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. v Newport News. Kvůli končící válce se křižníky ukázaly jako nadbytečné, takže byly dokončeny pouze první dva a stavba ostatních byla zrušena.

Jednotky třídy Fargo:

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Základní výzbroj tvořilo dvanáct 152mm kanónů ve třídělových věžích, doplněných stejným počtem 127mm kanónů ve dvoudělových věžích, dvaceti osmi 40mm kanóny a dvaceti osmi 20mm kanóny. Složení lehké výzbroje se u jednotlivých plavidel lišilo. Nesen byl jeden katapult a dva hydroplány (Curtiss SC Seahawk, Vought OS2U Kingfisher). Pohonný systém tvořily čtyři kotle Babcock & Wilcox a čtyři převodové turbíny General Electric o celkovém výkonu 100 000 shp. Nejvyšší rychlost dosahovala 32,5 uzlu. Dosah byl 11 000 námořních mil při rychlosti 15 uzlů.

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Not saying you are not right, just saying what happened to me. Should I even bring up the overweight stops at the portable scales on back roads in Georgia? Move five crates of oranges or apples forward, nope, too heavy on truck, move three back, too heavy on trailer. Move tandem, nope. "donate" five cases to inspectors and go on my way. By the way, started out 4,000 lbs. under limit W/ a full load of fuel.. I can't tell you how many times. What are the regs for that one?
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I've been waiting for the 'red rim violation' story as well.
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Also made some great busts, because we were also trained in interdiction but those are stories for another time and place.


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