Each year Unesco, a United Nations organization that focuses on development of education, science and culture, nominates a number of cities for different fields of culture that constitute the Creative Cities Network. For instance, film, music, media arts, gastronomy, design, crafts and literature get their own global capitals. For 2016, the City of Literature is Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain.
La Rambla in Barcelona, Spain occupied by book lovers during Sant Jordi. Photo by Nuria.
Cities can apply Unesco for nomination. Barcelona focused its application on the city's heritage in publishing literature in two official languages of Catalonia: Spanish and Catalan. The city also has a lively publishing scene and it is renowned as the place where the World Book Day was invented.
Villa Joana – Casa Verdaguer Literature (Verdaguer House of Literature) in Vallvidrera will open after renovation.
Activities to promote the work of editors.
Sant Jordi day – The World Book Day started in Barcelona, and special celebration are planned.
La Vanguardia reported the news.
2015-12-21 by Klaava in Spain. Tags Barcelona, literature, Sant Jordi, Unesco.


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Dimensions of cup: 5 1/2 inches diameter by 2 7/8 inches in height.
Recycle symbol #6 stamped on bottom of cup.


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HURRICANE MICHAEL HAS MADE LANDFALL NEAR MEXICO BEACH, FLORIDA. IT IS STILL A STRONG CATEGORY 4 HURRICANE.
THIS IS STILL AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS STORM.
THE WINDOW FOR EVACUATION HAS CLOSED. AT THIS POINT, YOU SHOULD SHELTER IN PLACE.
• GO TO AN INTERIOR ROOM WITHOUT WINDOWS.
• DO NOT GO OUTSIDE IF POWER LINES ARE DOWN.
• CONDITIONS ARE GOING TO QUICKLY DETERIORATE FROM THIS POINT.
• 74+ MPH WINDS WITH HIGHER GUSTS UP TO 100 MPH ARE EXPECTED AND SHOULD BEGIN ENTERING OUR COUNTY ABOUT 5:00 PM.
• TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS SHOULD EXIT OUR AREA IN THE EARLY HOURS THURSDAY MORNING.
• DECATUR COUNTY IS UNDER A TORNADO WATCH UNTIL 2:00 AM.
• THIS IS A SERIOUS STORM. TAKE PRECAUTIONS NOW.
• FIRE AND EMS VEHICLES WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RESPOND ONCE SUSTAINED WINDS REACH 45 MPH.
• RESCUE MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME DUE TO BLOCKED ROADWAYS, DOWNED POWER LINES AND TREES.
• DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IS NO LONGER CLEARING ROADWAYS UNTIL AFTER THE STORM IS THROUGH.
• LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRE AND EMS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RESPOND ONCE WINDS REACH 45 MPH.
• TOWN OF BRINSON IS OUT OF POWER UNTIL AFTER THE STORM. CREWS ARE UNABLE TO WORK ON LINES DUE TO WINDS.
• WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES ARE ALREADY OCCURING.
"…EXTREMELY DANGEROUS STORM…" is putting it mildly.
–But I guess they can't say it's 'cataclysmic,' which would be closer to the truth.


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"Want to send some mail art to You. Is it good idea?"
"Hello Felipe! on December 13, 2011...2011....2011....2011....2011! LIBRO- Art * EL CUERPO HUMANO* Tema: CUERPO HUMANO Tamaño: Din-A5 -,14,8cm x 21cm …"
"30 signed copies + 2 P/A sent in October 2011. The books/documentation have been sent and received by many participants I know but i have no news about mine. I'd like some information please. or. at least a reply to my emails. thank…"
"monica, envíame tu coreo electrónico para el libro art el cuerpo. un abrazo felipe"
"mensaje para GERSEY preciso el e.mail de gerseypheiro para la globalizacion del LIBRO-ART EL CUERPO UN SALUDO ENVIALO A : http://librodeartista.ning.com/profile/FELIPELAMADRID"
"necesito tu email- para el libroart. el cuepo envialo a felipe.lamadrid@gmail.com un saludo felipe"
"Monica envíame tu correo electro.... para los contacto del LIBROA ART EL CUERPO. GRACIAS FELIPE"
"HOLA FELIPE! ENVIÉ LAS 30+2 PÁGINAS PARA EL LIBRO HACE UNAS SEMANAS ¿LLEGARON?"
"Thank you, Felipe for the invite. I am sending you 30 + 2 "Body" images for your book. Best of success with your projectKaterina"
"Please let me know if you have received my work for this event :-) X"
Es mi forma de Compartir El Arte. y La Amistad.
Él realizado cuatro Convocatoria DE MAIL ART-Hasta La Fecha.
C / Litoral n º 25.
11500 El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz) España.
Tema: FRANJA DE GAZA. II.
Exhibición: Atelier & Galería Felipe lamadrid.
Want to send some mail art to You. Is it good idea?
Tamaño: Din-A5 -,14,8cm x 21cm .
Did my book get lost too???
hola Felipe te enviado un email, lo has recibido?
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FELIPE§ Feliz cumpléanos!
I forgot to add USA!
I teach literature at a university and I love literature more than just about anything, so I'll be excited to get a piece from you.


One-hundred-and-fifty babies each year are born drug addicted at Southern Ohio Medical Center. For a number of years, Scioto County was ground zero for the illegal prescription drug problem in the U.S., but what may surprise you is 13 percent of moms and newborns are testing positive on admission for an illegal substance or a prescription drug that is obtained illegally.
Jone Stone, RNC, nurse manager in the Maternity Department at SOMC, said positive action is taken upon discovery of the scenario and the first thing that is done is an assessment of the baby to see if that baby is going to go through withdrawal from the effects of the drug.
Stone said if the baby needs additional care, it is kept in the hospital from two to four weeks and the pediatricians utilize morphine to help the baby withdraw.
Stone said the babies are gradually tapered off the morphine and at the end of that taper, which is around 24-48 hours, they can be discharged.
Stone said where the baby is discharged to is something that has to be decided based on several factors.
The drug-addicted baby and drug-addicted mom are a small percent of the whole population that is using some sort of illegal substance. Stone said, while early on, around 2008-2009, when Scioto County was the epicenter of the illegal drug activity in the U.S. what SOMC medical personnel saw in a large amount was oxycontin. Fact is, Scioto County was four times higher than the rest of the nation. She is of the opinion the rest of the U.S. has caught up with Scioto County when it comes to illegal substance abuse.
Stone said drugs are detected through analysis of the baby's umbilical cord.
The positive part of all this is the help that is being given to addicted mothers.
Here is one more statistics: 26 babies were born of Stepping Stone moms last year that were drug-free. One of the weapons in the war on drug addiction is subutex, but Dr. Darren Adams, DO, obstetrician/gynecologist says it is only part of a complete program.
Adams said outpatient treatment only works for people who are motivated by going to counseling and stick to the program. Adams said the biggest problem for the pregnant women is not the subutex or the counseling. Their biggest problem comes after they leave the program and relapse. He said there are rapid subutex weaning programs, but he has to take it a little longer because his patients are pregnant. Adams said there is no good research to know what the effects are from rapid withdrawal because the program is relatively new.
The good news through it all is that there has been no infant mortality at SOMC as a result of babies born addicted.
"We have had no fetal deaths as a result of the withdrawal," Adams said.
"We haven't had any bad outcomes," Stone agreed.
Add to the mix, a nursery with experience in handling the problem and additional non-medication tools such as positional aids, iPod's with soothing music, swaddling and swings, and well-trained volunteers to, when needed, rock the babies, and there is light at the end of the tunnel.
"People from all over the state come here and look at our program because we're out there on the front edge," Adams said.


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David Otunga Biography
Facts of David Otunga
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Quick Timeline of David Otunga
1980 Born in Elgin, Illinois
1998 Graduated from Larkin High School
2007 Began his acting career
2008 Signed a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE
2009 First wrestling match
2008 Began dating Jennifer Hudson
2008 Engaged with Jennifer Hudson
2009 First child, David Daniel Otunga Jr
2010 Became WWE Tag Team Championship
2010 Became Shocker of the Year
Detail Timeline of David Otunga
Born in Elgin, Illinois
Born as David Daniel Otunga in Elgin, Illinois, the United States of America to Billie Otunga and Moses Otunga, David Otunga was upper-middle-class family. Both of his parents are educators. He is an American and is of American and Kenyan descent.
Graduated from Larkin High School
Avid wrestler, David Otunga is also a perfect student; he received 4 out of 4 in his high school graduation. He graduated from Larkin High School in 1998 and then he joined University of Illinois and majored in psychology.
Began his acting career
Being multitalented since his young age, David Otunga also expressed some of his skills in acting and one of his nieces was a fan of his acting and he was the one to influence him to pursue his career in acting. In 2007, he made his acting debut by appearing in the television show, I Love New York 2.
Signed a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE
With his strong and great physique, David Otunga desired to begin his career as a wrestler. So in November 2008, he singed a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment and this contract was a developmental one and he began training at Florida Championship Wrestling.
First wrestling match
After David Otunga took some developmental training at Florida Championship Wrestling, he played his debut wrestling match 29th of May, 2009. It was a six man tag team match and his team mates were Barry Allen and Jon Cutler.
Began dating Jennifer Hudson
With the start of 2008, David Otunga met Jennifer Hudson and from that time on they began their romantic love affairs. Jennifer Hudson is one of the famous singer and actress from United States. She is also an established spokesperson.
Engaged with Jennifer Hudson
After few months of love life, they decided to enter into the new stage of love life and they got engaged in September 2008 and they promised to get married soon but it was postponed later. Till now, they have not been married but are still together.
August 10 , 2009
First child, David Daniel Otunga Jr
David Otunga became father for the first time in his life in 2009. He and his fiancée, singer and actress Jennifer Hudson welcomed their first child together on 10th of August and that time it was a son and they named him, David Daniel Otunga Jr.
October 24 , 2010
Became WWE Tag Team Championship
On 24th of October 2010, David Otunga patched up with John Cena and appeared as a tag team and together they won the WWE Tag Team Championship. The following year on 23rd of May, he also won WWE Tag Team Championship for the second time in his life.
Became Shocker of the Year
Though David Otunga has not reached the level of John Cena, Undertaker as a wrestler, he has gained enough name and fame as a professional wrestler in the United States. Within a year, he was also honored with the Shocker of the Year award of 2010.
American professional wrestler, David Otunga is a WWE wrestler and he has been WWE Tag Team Champion twice. Besides this profession, he is also an actor and he has appeared in I Love New York 2 and The Call. He is also an established lawyer.
David Otunga's early life, nationality, and ethnicity
Born as David Daniel Otunga in Elgin, Illinois, the United States of America to Billie Otunga and Moses Otunga, David was upper-middle-class family. Both of his parents are educators.
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He is an American and is of American and Kenyan descent.
David Otunga's personal life, education, and children
With the start of 2008, David Otunga met Jennifer Hudson and from that time on they began their romantic love affairs. Jennifer Hudson is one of the famous singer and actress from the United States.
After a few months of love life, they got engaged in September 2008 and they promised to get married soon but it was postponed later.
David Otunga's children
Together they have welcomed a son named David Daniel Otunga Jr... He has never been divorced.
Avid wrestler, David is also a perfect student; he received 4 out of 4 in his high school graduation. He is also the graduate of Harvard Law School and he spends his early professional days as a lawyer in Sidley Austin law firm.
David Otunga's career and net worth
In 2007, he made his acting debut by appearing in the television show, I Love New York 2. The following year in November 2008, he signed a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment and he played his first wrestling match on 29th of May, 2009.
Since then, he has appeared in Raw and SmackDown. He also joined The Nexus for about a year.
David Otunga's salary and net worth
As a wrestler, his salary is high and his net worth is rumored to be around $10 million dollars.
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San Francisco Playhouse meets high demands of 'Cabaret'
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San Francisco Playhouse meets high demands of 'Cabaret' Jessica Palopoli/Courtesy
Electrifying, sensual and darkly political, "Cabaret" is well known for its star-studded design and execution on both stage and screen. Originally orchestrated in 1966 by internationally acclaimed musical duo Kander and Ebb
"Leave your troubles outside."
SF Playhouse's 'Cabaret' dazzling and timely
San Francisco Playhouse's dazzling production of the Masteroff, Kander & Ebb musical "Cabaret," first seen as a Hal Prince production on Broadway in 1966, had an unnerving...
San Francisco Examiner 2019-07-06
Curtain Calls: 'Cabaret' masterfully performed in San Francisco
Pre-World War II Berlin had all the excesses anyone could want — lots of booze, hot night clubs, sex and a growing political movement that would turn the world upside-down....
East Bay Times 2019-07-08
Theater Review: Nightlife and Nazis mix in musical 'Cabaret'
MONTPELIER — "Cabaret," the John Kander and Fred Ebb musical, manages to reflect the horror of the growing Nazi menace in 1929 Berlin while enjoying itself as a...
Times Argus 2019-07-13
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome!: Balancing the fun and dark in 'Cabaret'
The 1966 Broadway musical "Cabaret," winner of 10 Tony Awards, and subsequent 1972 film, which earned eight Oscars, concerns the doomed decadence of pre-World War II...
\'Cabaret\' to open at Ogunquit Playhouse this week
OGUNQUIT, Maine – Come to the Cabaret, your table's waiting! Decadent nightlife meets dangerous times at Berlin's alluring Kit Kat Klub in the iconic Broadway musical Cabaret, on stage July 17 through Aug, 10. Set in the cabaret underworld on the eve of Hitler's rise to power, the Ogunquit production is based on the searing Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall musical recently revived...
Cabaret is coming to Sunderland
Published: 27 June 2019 Share: The Bill Kenwright production of Kander and Ebb's Cabaret, directed by Rufus Norris, is heading for Sunderland Empire where it will run from 28 January to 1 February 2020. John Partridge will play the Emcee. His musical theatre credits include La Cage Aux Folles (UK tour); Chicago (UK tour); Miss Saigon (UK tour); Rent (European tour); Taboo (The...
A look at what's happening on the local theater circuit. Come to the 'Cabaret' Taryn Noelle of Stowe takes on the iconic role of Sally Bowles in "Cabaret" at Lost Nation Theater's 31st season as central Vermont's resident professional theater, Thursday to Saturday, July 11 to 13, 18 to 20, and 25 to 27 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 14, 21 and 28 at 2 p.m. at City Hall Arts...
Stowe Today
Harvey Fierstein on hand for Ridgefield Playhouse 'Kinky Boots' HD screening
The Grammy, Olivier and six-time Tony Award-winning musical "Kinky Boots" is coming to the big screen at The Ridgefield Playhouse Friday, Aug. 9. Broadway's high-heeled hit, with songs by Grammy and Tony-winning pop icon Cyndi Lauper. was captured in HD at London's Adelphi Theatre. After the screening of the West End production, Harvey Fierstein, who came up with the concept...
News Times
Act3's 2019-20 season will include 'Disaster!" and 'Cabaret'
The Act3 Theater Company in Sandy Springs has announced the lineup for its ninth season, and it includes plays and musicals that take audiences through a full range of emotions. The season opens Aug. 9 when earthquakes, tidal waves, infernos and the unforgettable songs of the '70s take center stage in Broadway's side-splitting homage to classic disaster films with "Disaster!"...
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Why do some employees invest their own time and money to acquire consumer information technology (IT) for use in the workplace as corporate IT? This behaviour occurs even when their firms already possess considerable IT resources. Moreover, IT governance policies typically oppose the use of unsanctioned IT within the firm. IT governance assumes that the only IT assets that are relevant to the firm are those that are owned by the firm. However, employees can create value for the firm by combining their personal IT assets with the firm's IT assets. Creating novel asset combinations is consistent with entrepreneurship but entrepreneurship theory does not address this type of voluntary employee entrepreneurship using personal IT assets. This article proposes a link between the theory of the firm and entrepreneurship theory to explain why employees act entrepreneurially. This link is significant because it advances the notion that employees of established firms can be entrepreneurial when they use their own consumer IT as corporate IT. This link is also significant because it suggests that managing employee entrepreneurship requires tolerance of value creation that is emergent and can occur within a firm.
Employees can be observed using their own consumer IT (e.g., smartphones, touchscreen tablets, software, and Internet services), as corporate IT. Individual employees acquire this technology for their own use, including work done for their employer. Employees who use their own personal IT for work challenge fundamental assumptions about how firms choose, implement, and support tools for knowledge work, and these employees can be perceived as either insubordinate or innovative (Bernoff and Schadler, 2010). Academic literature on IT governance and entrepreneurship tends to support the view that consumer IT used as corporate IT is a problem. However, it may be that there is significant opportunity arising from this technology trend.
Consumer IT may be used as corporate IT when there is no equivalent corporate IT available (Wang, 2012) or in place of available corporate IT (Moschella, 2009). Consider a situation where customer service employees provide support to customers for firm products by relating symptoms of customer issues to solutions using an online decision tree. One customer service employee, who we will call René, was expected, outside normal working hours, to respond to customer support calls by going to the office or returning home to use secure remote access to company systems. René recognized that the information to perform the support function could be transferred to a personal tablet computer and available wherever that employee happened to be. René found a suitable 'app' and created this mobile support tool on his own time. It is clear that employees such as René no longer see IT departments as the only source for workplace IT (Harris et al., 2012; The Gartner Group, 2011).
The literature emphasizes the security, support, and cost risks to firms arising from employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT (e.g., Ardoin, 2010; Cane, 2011). The risks arise because employees acquire and support such IT outside traditional firm IT departments and processes. The literature on the benefits of consumer IT used as corporate IT is limited and tends to emphasize employee preference but acknowledges that there may also be firm benefits (Bernoff and Schadler, 2010; Harris et al., 2012).
The problem addressed by this article is that there is no explanation based on theory for why employees use consumer IT as corporate IT. Furthermore, A theory-based explanation suggests that managing employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT may be about much more than managing the trade-off between employee preferences and IT security. In our example, proprietary information now resides on René's device but René can be more responsive to customers with less personal disruption. How can the firm best manage René's effort to develop a support tool and the violation of company IT policies and practices?
The objectives of this article are to: i) propose that linking the theory of the firm and entrepreneurship theory offers an explanation for employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT and ii) present the implications for managers. This first objective is significant because it argues that employees of established firms can be entrepreneurial and that consumer IT used as corporate IT is an example of such entrepreneurial effort.
This article is organized as follows. First, the consumer IT used as corporate IT phenomenon is briefly described to frame the problem. Second, the link between the theory of the firm and entrepreneurship theory is described as an explanation for employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT. Third, the implications for management practice are presented. Managing employees who use consumer IT as corporate IT is about managing broadly based entrepreneurship and recognizing the need for change in IT governance of the firm.
Consumer IT used as corporate IT is a consequence of the fact that, in 2004, the consumer market for IT products became larger than the enterprise market (Ginsburgh and Alvarez, 2009). In increasing numbers, consumers bring to work the IT that they have personally acquired (Harris et al., 2012). A survey of information workers in 2009 indicates that over one third bring devices, applications, or services originally acquired for personal use to work without approval from the IT department (Bernoff and Schadler, 2010). By 2015, it is estimated that IT assets and services worth the equivalent of 35 percent of the enterprise IT budget will be managed outside the IT department, and this includes a rapidly growing component that is consumer IT used as corporate IT (The Gartner Group, 2011).
Consumer IT used as corporate IT is distinguished from "BYOD" (Bring Your Own Device), and similar labels, to emphasize that the IT of interest includes not only devices but software applications and Internet-based services as well (e.g., Citrix, 2010). It is also distinguished from "IT consumerization", a term that has been used to describe instances where the consumer IT is acquired by the firm through traditional IT governance processes (e.g., Harris et al., 2012). Consumer IT used as corporate IT is chiefly distinguished by the fact that an individual employee acquires it and then uses it for work, such as when René decided to use his own tablet with software that he found on the Internet. René asked for nothing from the firm or its IT department to create a portable support tool.
Because of the importance of IT to firms in most industries, there is a body of literature that describes best practices for IT governance. IT governance includes practices encompassing IT strategy, selection, implementation, and operation (Weill and Ross, 2005). IT governance assumes that IT is owned by the firm, not the employee, and emphasizes the virtues of top-down IT standardization. In fact, this literature describes situations where employees individually obtain their own IT as "anarchy" (Weill and Ross, 2005).
There is limited academic literature addressing consumer IT used as corporate IT. Bernoff and Schadler (2010) and Harris, Ives, and Junglas (2012) both describe the trend as growing and such use by employees as inevitable because of the pervasiveness of the technology in everyday life. Bernoff and Schadler emphasize that encouraging use of consumer IT as corporate IT is a form of empowerment by firms of their employees but offer no theoretical support for their argument. Harris, Ives, and Junglas describe how IT governance might accommodate consumer IT used as corporate IT but, again, offer no theoretical explanation for why firms ought to do so other than to address the need to maximize employee and firm benefits.
Governance is the formal allocation of decision rights in a firm and arises as a consequence of a rich body of economic theory that explains why firms exist and how they ought to be managed given why they exist (Foss, 2012; Williamson, 1996). The theory of the firm argues that firms are collections of contracts for employment, ownership, equity investment, sales, supply, goods, service, warranty, and so on (Coase, 1937; Foss, 1996). In our customer support example, the firm's ownership of certain IT assets, support obligations to its customers, the 1-800 call centre service, and René's employment would all be contractual relationships. Contracts document all forms of such economic exchange and, therefore, contracts are the essence of a firm (Jensen and Meckling, 1976).
Because it is impossible to capture all possible eventualities in a contract and because people may interpret what contracts do say to their own advantage, contracts must be overseen by managers (Aghion and Holden, 2011; Williamson and Winter, 1993). In the theory of the firm, managers exist to mitigate opportunistic bad behaviour and to ensure that agents deliver as expected and in unforeseen situations (Nee, 2005). Managers do so by using tools such as process, monitoring, incentives, and allocation of decision rights – who can decide what – that are collectively referred to as firm governance (Foss, 2012).
IT governance is one type of firm governance and includes a large body of literature and standards encompassing decision-making for IT strategy, architecture, technology, platforms, applications, investment, and ongoing operations (Weill and Ross, 2005). IT governance builds on a specific assumption that a goal of governance is to minimize shirking by agents, including employees (Jensen and Meckling, 1976) and an implicit assumption that the only assets that are relevant to the firm are those owned by the firm (Penrose, 1959). The fact that René owns certain IT is irrelevant to the firm in this traditional view of governance.
It is possible that some employees who use consumer IT as corporate IT are playing Angry Birds or watching last night's "Walking Dead" episode and therefore are shirking using assets that are irrelevant to the firm. However, employees do indicate that their own IT provides "better results" when they do their jobs than IT provided by the firm, that they use their own IT "to do my job to the best of my abilities," that "the software and applications I use are integral for accomplishing my job," and so on (Bernoff and Schadler, 2010). One quarter of the employees in another survey indicated that they often use their own IT to solve a business problem in their jobs for the firm (Harris et al., 2012).
Shane and Venkataraman (2000) provide one of the most widely referenced definitions of entrepreneurship in management journals. They define the field of entrepreneurship as how, by whom, and with what effects opportunities to create future goods and services are discovered, evaluated, and exploited. Where employees use their consumer IT as corporate IT and create value for the firm, possibly in combination with firm assets, then that use would appear to meet the definition of entrepreneurship.
However, entrepreneurship theory emphasizes founders who are motivated by profit and the use of firm assets (Penrose, 1959; Shane, 2012). Entrepreneurship theory does not focus on entrepreneurial effort by employees except within formally sanctioned corporate venturing or intrapreneurship initiatives (Amit et al., 1993). Employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT is not led by management. For example, René created his portable customer-support tool without either instruction or approval from a manager.
A link between the theory of the firm and entrepreneurship theory is proposed to explain a phenomenon that neither theory can explain on its own: employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT. The link advances that employees who act entrepreneurially combine their own consumer IT with firm IT to create value for their firms and to benefit themselves. Below, three key concepts are used to develop the link between the theory of the firm and entrepreneurship theory.
First, managers in firms exist because contracts are incomplete and agents may shirk (Jensen and Meckling, 1976). However, while the theory of the firm emphasizes that agents, such as employees, may perform below the spirit of their contract even if they meet the strict letter of the contract, it is also possible for agents to do the opposite. An agent may use care, materials, or techniques that exceed what a contract specifies without the principal's knowledge. This is "consummate performance, that is, … performance within the spirit of the contract" (Hart and Moore, 2008). Employees who acquire IT on their own to perform their jobs better than strictly required or possible with the IT provided by the firm can be said to be performing consummately. René voluntarily created a tool to serve customers that, initially, was not visible to his manager because it was used outside of normal working hours. Creation of a tool was not part of René's job description but addressed a desire to provide superior customer service within a healthy working environment, which is consistent with the spirit of René's employment.
Second, employees may also make investments when they work to the spirit of their contracts. If there is an investment made in expectation of an uncertain return then the effort is not only consummate, it is also entrepreneurial (Shane and Venkataraman, 2000). The creation of value from novel combinations of employee IT assets with firm IT assets is entrepreneurial (Foss et al., 2007). Employees may invest through the financial cost of their IT. Employees may see benefit to themselves in terms of future advancement in position or salary, and the firm may see benefit through productivity gains or new products and services. Although René already owned the tablet, he acquired software and invested time to make the tablet usable as a remote support tool. Moreover, he later improved the tool to allow co-workers to use the tool on their personal devices.
Third, the investment and return for employee entrepreneurship can be more than monetary given that entrepreneurs calculate the cost-benefit relationship of their actions in more than financial terms (Aldrich, 2005). Employees may invest time through search, learning, and acquisition efforts. The benefits realized by employees may include the choice of workplace, co-workers, or tools (Jensen and Meckling, 1976). Employees using consumer IT as corporate IT may also perceive benefit through their "human capital tied to particular technologies … with which they are familiar" (Hart and Holmstrom, 2010).
This non-monetary employee benefit can be more generally described as emancipation. Where technology change increases uncertainty by threatening the firm's environment (Dosi et al., 2005), then emancipation can be understood as a reaction by individuals who are uncomfortable with leaving the response to change to others (Alvesson and Willmott, 1992). Emancipation includes efforts by employees to take control over their environment and satisfies an entrepreneur's "moral obligation to act" rather than being directed towards personal monetary gain (Courpasson et al., 2011). René's actions were initially a response to his desire to respond to customers while minimizing disruption to his own life. Customers likely perceived some improvement in responsiveness while René, and later his co-workers, found that they could perform their jobs with more control over where and when work was done.
Therefore, consummate performance by employees using consumer IT as corporate IT would be demonstrated by use of IT to do more than strictly required to perform assigned tasks. Such effort is entrepreneurial if it requires some investment and creates value for the employee or for the firm from new asset combinations. Investment could be monetary, such as the purchase of a tablet or smartphone for use at work, or it could be non-monetary, such as personal time René spent finding and acquiring the software for his support tool. Benefit to the employee that includes rearranging the employee's environment, such as when, where, with whom, and how work is performed, would be a consistent with emancipation. The firm benefits through improved performance from its employees and possibly from new products or services. The linked theories then explain consumer IT used as corporate IT as an instance of how employees of established firms can be entrepreneurial.
Different approaches to managing employees affect entrepreneurial effort. For example, some research argues for having responsibility for entrepreneurship widely held in established firms rather than centralizing it, if managers wish to increase entrepreneurship: "More innovation will occur if the decision to innovate is dispersed among many diverse individuals than if it is concentrated in the hands of a few" (Bewley, 1989). Dispersion does not mean isolation, because entrepreneurial effort by one person can stimulate another.
The theory of the firm supports this view. For example, Foss (2012) argues that distributing responsibility for entrepreneurship and tolerating ambiguity may be associated with increased entrepreneurship. The ambiguity here is about who has the right to the benefit from the entrepreneurial effort. Individuals invest effort to take advantage of what they uniquely know where they perceive potential rewards for themselves as well as for the organizations (Jensen and Meckling, 1976). In other words, the potential for private employee benefit must exist to encourage entrepreneurial risk-taking. In creating an IT tool, René invested his own time doing something that was, strictly speaking, not his job because he saw the opportunity and had a sense that he could do it easily. By allowing co-workers to use the tool, he took on a further support responsibility because they could realize similar benefits. Again, IT support was beyond René's job description.
Facilitation of employee entrepreneurship within firms may also include supporting appropriate norms and reward systems (Ireland et al., 2009). Interestingly, others argue that "resistance activities – such as resisting oppression and breaking free from constraints – can actually foster entrepreneurial processes" (Courpasson et al., 2011). It is possible, therefore, that entrepreneurial effort responds to both supportive management acts as well as to certain organizational constraints. Employees react to the opportunity to reshape their environment using IT that they choose themselves, for example, to improve how they perform their jobs. Management at René's firm became aware of the support tool, which by then had been augmented with photographs and other information by the customer support employees to improve the usefulness of the portable support tool. At this point, management recognized that benefits clearly outweighed the IT policy violations and sanctioned the activity.
Therefore, management support for employee entrepreneurship must recognize the potential to exist broadly within an organization and that employees may tend to respond to very locally perceived opportunities where they can realize certain personal benefits. René's customer-support tool had reached a point where it worked on a wide range of devices and was sufficiently easy to use, and so it was productized as a customer self-service tool and added to the firm's portfolio. The key point is that the firm may also see product, service or business process innovation (Bernoff and Schadler, 2010; Harris et al., 2012). As with any entrepreneurial activity, outcomes are often uncertain and surprising (Baker and Nelson, 2005; Foss, 2012). Consequently, managers must allow that value creation through employee entrepreneurship such as this may require oversight that is tolerant of both risk and emergence.
Employee use of consumer IT as corporate IT will not always be entrepreneurial and entrepreneurial use will not always necessarily be constructive for the firm. However, managers can distinguish constructive entrepreneurial use and further distinguish where this creates the potential for positive change in the firm or IT governance. While the sourcing and support relationships implied by consumer IT used as corporate IT may conflict with how IT governance has been understood, the value created by entrepreneurial employees may be significant. Restricting employees from using consumer IT as corporate IT may not only impinge on employee preferences, it may deny new value creation in many areas of firm operation. Firms depend on innovation for differentiation and therefore must recognize and encourage constructive entrepreneurship by employees. As a practical contribution, the link suggests that managing consumer IT used as corporate IT is about more than how employee preferences affect IT security and other policies.
The IT that is of value to the firm may now include IT that happens to belong to employees. This IT presents an opportunity to entrepreneurs. Some entrepreneurs may take advantage of this opportunity by starting new firms. However, employee entrepreneurs may use this technology to change the firm from within by discovering novel sources and uses for IT and creating a case for change in IT governance to permit, and even encourage, appropriate use of consumer IT as corporate IT.
Managing employee entrepreneurship requires tolerance of value creation that is emergent and possibly disruptive. Employees may not see what they are doing as particularly innovative and may even emphasize the personal benefit of their effort. However, outcomes that provide significant benefit to the firm can arise. Such outcomes are only possible if governance practices do not drive employee entrepreneurial effort underground or out of the firm. Managers must allow for and encourage efforts by employees to work to the spirit of their contract in this manner as a source of competitive advantage.
Laptops were driven into the corporate workplace by IT. They were expensive and the applications were expensive.
Same for mobile phones - but only in the beginning. Phones and data plans were out of reach of the consumer market. IT was in control of mobile adoption. Then came the emergence of Palm, Handspring,... and Blackberry. IT began to follow - not lead - the consumer employee. IT subsidization became more of an expense cost control reaction than a forward looking strategy.
Today, that model has progressed even further to include Cloud services and mobile apps. Employees are using services like Dropbox and apps like Uber to make their lives easier with or without the approval of IT. BYOD is an IT surrender that would never have been considered 10 years ago. The CFO overrules the CIO based on cost and gets away with it because employees will not be deterred.
The next 2-5 years will be very interesting!
David Hudson is pursuing doctoral studies and is a lecturer in the MBA program at Carleton University's Sprott School of Business in Ottawa, Canada. His research focus considers entrepreneurial effort by employees and changes arising from consumer technology use in industry. Previously, David was the Vice President for Advanced Research and Technology at a large technology firm and has had an extensive career in technology development and product line management. He received Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo.


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Women Bishops of The United Methodist Church
Extraordinary Gifts of the Spirit
By Margaret Ann Crain, Sharon Zimmerman Rader
Women Bishops of The United Methodist Church - eBook [ePub]
E-Book ISBN: 9781501886317
Published April 2019
A collection of true stories about the first women in the Church elected to the office of the episcopacy.
Bishop Sharon Zimmerman Rader and Dr. Margaret Ann Crain interviewed the women bishops of The United Methodist Church, the first denomination to elect women to the episcopacy. Through the stories they collected, they learned what enabled these women to persevere, claim authority, define leadership in their own ways, and rise to the episcopacy. Their stories reveal how these clergywomen changed the church, blazing leadership trails both before and after their elections.
This book shares inspirational stories and pivotal moments that illustrate how these women managed the complexities of family, faith, and authority. Through their histories, women bishops have made––and will continue to make––both realized and unrealized differences in The United Methodist Church.
Margaret Ann Crain
Margaret Ann Crain was ordained in 1997 and is a deacon in full connection in the Northern Illinois Conference. She served churches in Missouri and North Georgia before joining the faculty of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary where she taught Christian education and qualitative research. As Director of Deacon Studies, she created a program that supported, advocated for, and trained many deacons when the new order was created in 1996. Crain retired as Professor Emerita. Her most recent book is The United Methodist Deacon: Ordained to Word, Service, Compassion, and Justice. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
Sharon Zimmerman Rader


Girl Scouts of the USA CEO Anna Maria Chávez was in New England today to help the Girl Scout Council of Rhode Island cut the ribbon on its new leadership center in Warwick, Rhode Island.
Chávez and Jean McGrane, chief executive officer of the Girl Scout Council of Rhode Island, made an appearance on The Rhode Show on WPRI, the CBS affiliate in Providence, to discuss the new center and how it will serve Girl Scouts from throughout the region. Check it out here!


Kansas City, MO—Vanguard Airlines, Inc. (NasdaqSC: VNGD) reported that for the month of April 2000 traffic increased 22% to approximately 84.2 million revenue passenger miles (RPMs) in April 2000 from approximately 68.8 million in April 1999. Capacity increased 41% to approximately 136.7 million available seat miles (ASMs) in April 2000 versus 97.0 million in April 1999. Load factor decreased approximately 9 points to 61.6% in April 2000 from approximately 71.0% in April 1999.
Year-to-date RPMs increased 20% to approximately 290.7 million in 2000 from approximately 242.6 million in 1999. Year-to-date ASMs increased 38% to approximately 482.6 million in 2000 from approximately 349.4 million in 1999. Year-to-date load factor decreased approximately 9 points to 60.2% in 2000 from 69.4% in 1999.
Vanguard, which began service in December 1994 and is headquartered in Kansas City, is a low-fare, 100% ticketless passenger airline providing convenient and frequent scheduled jet services to the following nine cities: Atlanta, Buffalo/Niagara Falls, Chicago-Midway, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Denver, Kansas City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Myrtle Beach and Pittsburgh. The Company employs approximately 950 full-time equivalent Employees and currently operates a fleet of 14 Boeing 737s. For more information on Vanguard or to book a reservation online, please visit the Company's Web site at FlyVanguard.com.
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Anyone who has a CISL computing and storage allocation can use the data-access nodes to migrate data from the HPSS tape archive, GLADE disk resource, and Research Data Archive as described below.
The data-access nodes are not compute nodes and any tasks that you run on them are run "at risk." Short, non-memory-intensive processes are allowed, including such tasks as text editing or running small scripts for transferring files. If any task consumes excessive resources (determined at the discretion of the CISL consultants or system administrators), a system administrator will kill the process or processes and you will be notified.
If you do not have an allocation but need to use the nodes to get data from CISL storage resources, submit a Small Data Access Request.
Data-access nodes are not intended for use as long-term storage. No usage charges are assessed for reading data.
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On behalf of Daniel Pleasant Holoman LLP posted in Catastrophic Injuries on Thursday, July 31, 2014.
When a medical device is made available to health care providers, the assumption is that it is safe for patients. Furthermore, doctors opting to use the device could also be considered another acknowledgement of safety and effectiveness. However, recent actions taken by Johnson & Johnson, a major medical device manufacturer, are causing significant concern.
Officials from Johnson & Johnson asked medical providers to send back any "power morcellators" that they've purchased. The company already stopped selling and distributing this particular device after studies showed that it could spread cancerous cells in women.
Morcellators have been used in hysterectomy surgeries and procedures to remove uterine fibroids. The problem is that doctors cannot distinguish between cancerous and benign fibroids without first removing them. In other words, efforts to remove the fibroids with this device could be causing much more harm than benefit.
Johnson & Johnson seemed to be biding time with the devices until more research confirmed the worst about the devices. It appears as though an article recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association forced the manufacturer's hand, as they've initiated the recall process.
Although products liability concerns exist in this case as it relates to serious injuries, medical providers could also be considered responsible. After all, the device has not been sold in several months. Keeping this in mind, doctors may also have had indications that the device wasn't safe. If any doctors used the device despite having this information, then they might be responsible for some unnecessary health complications.
Moving forward, the hope is that patients will not be exposed to more danger as the result of this controversial, dangerous surgical device.


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Recent recipients of the National Tourism Award for 'Best Hotel Team', Hilton Cardiff provide refreshing, attentive service in the heart of the Welsh capital. Located near a number of attractions – including both Millennium Stadium and Millennium Centre – the fantastic location and well furnished rooms will ensure the comfort and pleasure of all guests. A stunning example of Art Deco architecture, the hotel boasts views overlooking the Castle and Civic buildings.
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Food, cooked breakfast toaster the other end of the hall along with the juice. I would use the Mercure Hotel up the road far more modern larger rooms with lights in the ceiling (none in this hotel).
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The recent consecration of the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary by Pope Francis may well have been his most important act thus far.
Some may regard the consecration as simply an expression of pious devotion that effects little change, but the reality is different. Papal consecrations are world-shaking events.
They open a breach in history for God to enter. They stimulate change, and order the world to the kingdom of God. An example is John Paul II's consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart.
After this a number of papal consecrations of Russia and its peoples were made but they lacked the involvement of the world's bishops and so, did not fulfil Our Lady's request.
But on 25th March 1984 John Paul renewed the consecration in Rome and crucially, did so in the presence of a 'moral totality' of the world's bishops. Afterwards, Sister Lucia told the papal nuncio to Portugal that the Consecration was fulfilled.
A few weeks later on 13th May, one of the largest crowds in Fatima history gathered at the shrine to pray for peace.
That same day, says Fatima expert, Colin T. Donovan, "an explosion at the Soviet Severomorsk Naval Base destroys two-thirds of all the missiles stockpiled for the Soviets' Northern Fleet.
"The blast also destroys workshops needed to maintain the missiles." Western military experts called it the worst disaster the Soviet Navy suffered since WWII.
Within a year of the papal consecration of Russia, Mikhail Gorbachev was elected leader of Russia.
He began a series of political and economic reforms that dealt a lethal blow to the communist system.
The following year, Sr. Lucia wrote that the consecration "has been accomplished" and that "God will keep his word".
Her faith in God was not misplaced. Three months later, on 9th November 1989, the Berlin Wall came down.
This was followed by peaceful revolutions in Czechoslovakia, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania as the peoples of Eastern Europe overthrew their communist masters.
East and West Germany were unified and finally on Christmas Day 1991, the effect of the papal consecration of Russia was seen in the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
It is difficult to dismiss the guiding hand of Providence in these events. The Christian faith, after all, proclaims Jesus as the Lord of history.
Political situations are within his power and through such simple means as the prayers of a pontiff consecrating the world to the heart of Christ's mother transformation is brought to bear upon a world in crisis.
By no means a magical solution to the problems facing us today, the consecration of the world to Mary's Immaculate Heart by Francis will surely initiate a chain reaction of good.


Lark Writes...on books and life: Happy Leap Day!
According to the movie Leap Year, there's an Irish tradition that says a woman can propose to a man on Leap Day. And that's just what Anna (the character played by Amy Adams) does ... or tries to do ... in this light-hearted romantic comedy. This movie isn't perfect, but I still like it. Matthew Goode (whose character ferries Anna from Dingle to Dublin) is very good looking; and Amy Adams is typically funny. But what I love best is the gorgeous Irish scenery. This movie always makes me long to spend a month (or two!) exploring Ireland's beautiful countryside.
Sounds like it is a romantic movie the way a romantic movie should be. Fun, charming, hearthwarming without getting soppy!
It is light-hearted and fun. And the last scene will make you smile and sigh. But it does have a few flaws here and there.
I'm with you. The movie isn't that great, but Goode is cute and the Irish setting is beautiful! Ireland is definitely a terrific place to visit - so much history and so much greenery.


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Murrayfield Racers snap up prolific points scorer
Murrayfield Racers are delighted to confirm that experienced forward Sean Donaldson has been added to the club's roster.
The 31-year-old brings a wealth of experience to the club having previously iced at senior level in both the Scottish National League and Elite League.
Donaldson has enjoyed plenty of success in Scotland, picking up winners medals in the SNL, play-offs and Scottish Cup back in 2013/14.
Having averaged around two points per game during his time in the SNL, Racers' boss Tony Hand is confident that Donaldson will prove to be an excellent signing.
"I'm delighted to add Sean to the Racers' roster," he said. "He is a proven player in the SNL and will bring plenty of experience to our forward ranks.
"We were disappointed to see Daniel Abercrombie leave the club last week, but Sean's addition fills that void as we continue our chase for silverware.
"I'm hoping to have some more positive news with another new arrival ahead of this weekend's games against Hull Pirates and Dundee Comets."
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Alliance Tire Group, Inc. (ATG) is launching its Alliance 551 Multiuse Professional, a steel-belted radial designed for modified front-wheel drive assist (MFWA) tractors operating in snow and ice. With winter storms blasting huge swaths of North America, interest in winter tires among tractor owners remains high, whether they're pushing snow on the farm, commercial snow removal contractors or municipal teams keeping the roads clear in their communities.
The Alliance 551 Multiuse Professional features an R-3 block tread pattern with variable-depth sipes that provide extra biting surfaces, as well as directional channels to clear snow and slush from the tread surface. Steel belts provide a broad footprint for improved traction and stability and boost fuel efficiency by reducing rolling resistance, says Crouch. The combination of steel belts and precisely engineered lugs ensures a stable, quiet ride with a dependable grip in the snow. The Alliance 551 is rated for speeds up to 40 mph (65 km/h).
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Intense yet elegant wine with great depth of flavour that is both lifted and zesty. A lively acid backbone ensures a persistent, long finish.
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Let's get on board the Voyager, we're ready to go! First things first, the Atrium where you are greeted with a glass of champagne!
One of my favorite spots, the library……….
There is artwork on every floor and all along the corridors, it's like being in an art gallery!
Let's see, where shall we go first?
One of the Pool Bars……..
Relaxing in the Observation Lounge will be grand……….
Or in the Horizon Lounge……..remember all eats and drinks are complimentary!
The fragrance is lovely! Fresh flowers everywhere!
Lots to choose from in the Coffee Shop too!
One of the many spots for entertainment starts here !
Well I'm ready to see our room, aren't you?
More champagne and treats are awaiting us! And fresh orchids………….
I'll be spending a lot of time here!
But, time to get ready for dinner!
It's been a great first day! See you tomorrow in Bormes, France!
Nice! We'll be cruising for the first time ever next year!
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Kiff Holland (Born 1942) was born in South Africa. He loves to paint concrete subject matter as well as evocative, expressive, figurative pieces that he explores through abstract design. Holland currently works in egg tempera or oils almost exclusively. He's accomplished in classical technique and does not impose boundaries on himself. His paintings explore his ability to reveal and conceal, to define and cloud, to excite and calm and his experience of Holland received his training at the Johannesburg School of Art and at the University of Witwatersrand. In 1975 he moved to Canada; and over the years he's become recognized for his luminous still-life watercolors and marine landscapes. Holland is a faculty member teaching in Illustration and Design at Capilano College in North Vancouver. In 1992, he was elected signature member of the American Watercolor Society. Holland is also a member of Canadian Institute of Portrait Artists, Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolor, Society Canadienne de l'Aquarelle, Federation of Canadian Artists, Senior Member. He's a past president of the Federation of Canadian Artists and in 2006 he was recognized with an award by the AWS. Ready to hang framed Kiff Holland art adorn the walls of many prestigious galleries, museums, institutions and homes all over the world. His work has been in the exhibitions of the Royal Society of British Artists and the British Institute of Painters in Watercolor. He's been exhibiting at the Harrison Galleries in Vancouver since 1987. The Federation of Canadian Artists has awarded him severally for his outstanding work.


Post: Gaurav Akrani. Date: 6/08/2011. Comments (4). Label: Management.
Taylor is a hero. Most of these theorists are just improving on what Taylor invented. As a military man, I have seen how effective Mr Taylor still is, more than a century after he invented his theory. Rest in peace my soldier.
Taylor's views center around a single aspect that would later be used as a basis for a large majority of research into management as a whole. All theories have flaws and inconsistencies but to go and say that the man did not care are about employees seems quite harsh.


MarLu is a piece of land on the shores of the Red Deer River donated by the Bolze family in memory of their daughter Marlene who died in a traffic accident in 1970. The MarLu association is responsible to maintain the property in a largely undeveloped way so it can be enjoyed by members of the church. It takes about 25 minutes to drive from Mount Calvary to MarLu.
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by nonnie9999 | April 24, 2020 · 8:28 pm
Let Them Eat Caca
From THE HILL:
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is facing blowback from across the political spectrum after he suggested states should be able to declare bankruptcy as they face severe budget holes sparked by the coronavirus outbreak.
But McConnell sparked his own political firestorm when, in response to a question from radio host Hugh Hewitt, he said he supported letting states declare bankruptcy and positioned Republicans as cautious of providing them with additional federal relief.
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by nonnie9999 | August 30, 2017 · 2:03 am
The water is deep. The bullshit is deeper.
From THE TEXAS TRIBUNE:
Many New Yorkers and New Jerseyans serving in Congress have, for nearly five years now, kept a list of names handy to roll out at a moment's notice. They call it "the Comeuppance Caucus."
For some, the list is on a physical paper or bookmarked on a computer. For others, it's merely tattooed into their brains. It consists of which colleagues voted against Hurricane Sandy funding back in 2013, and it's chock full of Texas Republicans.
In fact, nearly every Texas Republican who was serving in Congress at the time voted against the $50.5 billion aid bill. And now their own constituents are facing the biggest natural disaster in state history.
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A New York Daily News story published on Sunday set off a flurry of speculation about former New York Gov. George Pataki's possible 2012 ambitions, and now there are reports from Iowa that Pataki may be poised to enter the race on Saturday.
Pataki has signed on to attend a Polk County Republican Party picnic in Des Moines on Saturday and Darrell Kearney, a spokesman for the county party told ABC News late Monday night that "based on conversations with Pataki staff there is a strong possibility Gov. Pataki will get in the race, and the announcement may come Saturday."
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by nonnie9999 | July 27, 2011 · 12:03 am
I'll take 'Rigging Elections' for a few million, ALEC
From Sandra Khalifa at CAMPUS PROGRESS:
If there has been any doubt regarding the intent behind this year's upsurge in voter ID legislation, Governor Scott Walker's latest move leaves little room to question the conservative disenfranchisement agenda, at least in the state of Wisconsin. In what seems like a blatant attempt to lessen the accessibility of photo identification, Governor Walker's administration has announced the closure of sixteen DMV centers throughout the state – for "economic" purposes.
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by nonnie9999 | June 22, 2011 · 12:01 am
Conservative Christians Want Republicans to Stop Pampering David Vitter
From the Christian Post:
A conservative Christian group sent Louisiana Senator David Vitter, who in 2007 confessed to using the services of a high-profile prostitution ring, a letter Monday calling on him to follow former New York Rep. Anthony Weiner's lead and resign.
Several Democratic leaders, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, had called for Weiner's resignation.
Unlike Weiner, Vitter, who admitted to "serious sin" in 2007 after his number was disclosed by the alleged prostitution ring "D.C. Madam," never faced the same pressure from fellow Republicans to resign following his scandal.
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by nonnie9999 | June 8, 2011 · 12:10 am
Weiner Roast
From WBEZ91.5:
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) may have brought the scandal over digital dalliances upon himself, but the media's coverage of the story from the moments after he sent that errant tweet has been orchestrated almost entirely by one person: conservative blog entrepreneur Andrew Breitbart.
Breitbart, the other famous guy at the center of this scandal, has made the scandal a national fixation.
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by nonnie9999 | May 29, 2011 · 2:33 am
The Right's Guff
From John Avlon at THE DAILY BEAST:
The cycle of over-reach and backlash is in over-drive these days—with significant implications for the 2012 presidential election. In pivotal swing-states where voters narrowly elected Republican governors in 2010—like Florida and Ohio (with 47 electoral votes between them)—evidence of buyer's remorse is piling up fast.
The latest sign: on Tuesday, Alvin Brown became the first Democrat elected mayor of Jacksonville—Florida's largest city—in 20 years.
Just seven months ago, Republicans swept the Sunshine State with Tea Party-backed candidate Rick Scott winning the governor's office with a 1.2 percent margin of victory.
But instead of consolidating support by reaching out and winning over the reasonable edge of the opposition, as popular past Republican governors like Jeb Bush and Charlie Crist have done, Scott continued with his campaign posture of refusing to talk to the press. He canceled a $2 billion federal high-speed rail project and is seeking to delay (and functionally deny) implementation of an anti-gerrymandering reform ballot referendum overwhelmingly passed in 2010.
Now Rick Scott finds himself the least popular newly elected governor in Florida history. It's not just a matter of the honeymoon being over—this looks like a drunken Vegas marriage heading for a shotgun divorce.
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by nonnie9999 | May 27, 2011 · 12:06 am
It's enough to drive you crazy, if you let it!
From TALKING POINTS MEMO:
The GOP continued its bloody walk into the Medicare buzzsaw Wednesday, when 40 out of 47 Senate Republicans voted in support of the House GOP budget, and its plan to phase out and privatize the popular entitlement program.
The test vote failed by a vote of 57-40. But the roll call illustrates that Medicare privatization — along with deep cuts to Medicaid and other social services — remains the consensus position of the GOP despite the growing political backlash against them.
Voting with all of the Democrats against debating the plan were Sens. Scott Brown (R-MA), Olympia Snowe (R-ME) — both 2012 incumbents — along with Sens. Susan Collins (R-ME) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). Rand Paul (R-KY) voted against it because it wasn't radical enough.
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Imagine this . . . you are in your backyard grilling dinner with your family, enjoying your day off. The weather is beautifully warm and your steak is grilled to perfection. The perfect way to unwind from a long week at work. But when you look up at the sky, you notice there's a lot more smoke than just what's coming off the grill.
Many people think this situation will never happen to them. But the chance of your community being impacted by fire could be more likely than you think.
According to the Insurance Information Institute, from January 1 to September 11, 2017, there were 42,369 wildfires in the United States with 8.2 million acres burned. These fires aren't just in the middle of nowhere. Property losses from wildfires in 2015 reached nearly $1.5 billion and in every state there are homes that are at potential risk to be affected by wildfires.
More than two million households in California are at high risk from wildfires. In Montana, the number of households at high risk accounts for 28% of all households.
Every year, peoples' homes and belongings are devastated by wildfires. That scenario from the beginning doesn't seem all that farfetched anymore. What would you do in that situation? What can you do now to prepare for it?
Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to ensure you are protected from a wildfire and know what to do in case of an evacuation.
Step 1: Review your homeowners insurance coverage.
The amount of coverage you have should be enough to rebuild your home in case of a total loss. Talk with your agent to make sure your current coverage is enough in case your home is destroyed by fire. You should have enough coverage to replace your home and all of your belongings.
Do you have a vehicle, boat, ATV, or recreational vehicle that isn't insured its own policy? Homeowners insurance policies will often exclude or otherwise severely restrict coverage for these types of vehicles. If you own any of these, tell your agent so he or she can find the right policy to protect them from a fire.
If you are renting, be sure to ask your agent about renters insurance to protect your personal belongings.
Step 2: Do a home inventory.
If your house burns down, your homeowners or renters insurance policy will pay the cost to replace your personal belongings . . . ALL of your personal belongings. That can be a lot of stuff. Often, the hardest part of the claims process is just remembering what needs to be replaced. Cataloging your personal belongings now can save you from adding more stress to an already stressful situation. Be sure to record receipts, purchase dates, and appraisals if you have them. If you don't want to write down all of your items, take a video. Go through cabinets, closets, garages, and attics. Be sure to record every item you can. Make sure your inventory is stored either online or away from your home so it doesn't get destroyed in the fire along with everything else. If you want help doing an inventory, check out Safeco's free home inventory app https://www.safeco.com/customer-resources/mobile-voice-apps/home-inventory-app.
Step 3: Take steps to protect your home.
There are things you can do to reduce the chances of your home being destroyed by a fire. Choose fire resistant plants and trees for your yard, and make sure your roof and yard are kept clean of any debris. Keeping your grass and weeds cut will also help. If you have any wood piles, make sure they are stacked at least 30 feet from your home and any other buildings. If you are being evacuated, be sure to turn off any gas valves and pilot lights before you leave.
Some insurance carriers offer wildfire defense programs for additional home protection. These programs can send crews to remove overgrown vegetation, fuel tanks, or other exposures. They may even apply fire blocking gel to your home. Often, customers are required to enroll in these programs, so ask your agent if this is something your insurance carrier offers.
Always remember that the safety for you and your family come first. Evacuate as quickly as you can in an emergency situation, and don't return to the site until you are assured it is safe to do so by the authorities.
Step 4: Take what you do need, leave what you don't.
It is a good idea to have some things ready to take with you at moment's notice. Make a 72-hour emergency kit, with blankets, non-perishable food, first aid equipment, water, and extra cash. Depending on the location and severity of the fire, it may be hard to find a place to stay quickly. For tips on building a 72-hour kit, visit https://www.ready.gov/build-a-kit.
Have all of your important documents stored and easily accessible. While birth certificates, social security card, titles and deeds can be replaced, you'll save yourself a lot of hassle and paperwork if you can take these documents with you.
Don't forget about the sentimental things. While your insurance policy will pay to replace your belongings, there's no price tag that can be put on sentimental value. Some things are irreplaceable. Pets, trophies, wedding photos/memorabilia, artwork, letters, journals, and collections are good examples of things that can't be replaced by dollar signs. Make a list of these items now so that you don't have to think about it when evacuation time comes. You may not be able to take everything on your list, so be sure to list the items that are most important to you first. Everything else should be left. Don't let your personal belongings get in the way of your personal safety.
Now, let's think back to the scenario at the beginning of this article. The unthinkable is happening right now. You've got to leave your home, knowing full well it could be gone when you get back. But you've taken the steps to protect it. You've done all you can and you have the peace of mind of knowing that your family's financial stability won't be compromised. You know that everything's going to be okay.