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On June 20, 2019, Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon signed an MOU with GJPMCT to establish Institute of Gemology Thai Jewelry and Design (IGTJD) at RMUTP. In this regard, Prof. Dr. Suraphong Sothasathien, President of the University Council, presided over the signing ceremony of MOU to establish IGTJD. The MOU was jointly signed by Assoc. Prof. Supatra Kosaiyakanont, President of RMUTP, Mr. Somchai Phornchindarak, Chairman of the GJPMCT, Mrs. Porntiva Nakasai, President of TGJTA and Presidents of 14 associations which are member of GJPMCT. The purposes are to create academic cooperation in supporting knowledge and personnel between RMUTP and the Thai gem and jewelry industry as well as to nurture personnel, create jobs and careers for the gem and jewelry industry in the future.
The 5th International Day of Yoga. at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok
"Yoga is not a work-out, it is a work-in. And this is the point of spiritual practice; to make us teachable; to open up our hearts and focus our awareness so that we can know what we already know and be who we already are."
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I always feel guilty throwing out an old bouquet, which means the flowers usually languish on the dining table until they are really sad looking… (Although the filter I used on this picture makes them look amazing still, just goes to show you can't believe everything you see on the internet haha!) In the interest of giving these flowers one last burst of life before I composted them, we used the wilting blooms in this mornings flower painting art project.
I decided to do a simpler, indoor version of these Natural Paintbrushes we used for a Messy Play Date last summer. We've been using an old baking pan for a tray, which has been working to *somewhat* keep E's enthusiastic painting contained. I simply cut some blooms, put a few dabs of paint on a paper plate and let her explore.
We used this opportunity to name the parts of the flower (petal, stem, stamen, pistil etc.) and talk about pollen. Maybe this is over my 3 year olds head but it keeps me entertained trying to remember my grade school science:) I also showed her different ways to move the flower to get different patterns. We ended by painting directly on the flowers themselves.
Overall a win because it A) Encouraged me to clean the wilting flowers off the table and B) It let E explore some new textures and upped our painting game. I also highly recommend a painting tray or old baking pan. I'm considering this one , but I will keep you updated once I try it out!
Yours in fun and parenting!
This is actually really creative, i also feel guilty throwing away bouquets, especially cause i am not a flower person but this is such a great idea!
If you don't have a bouquet it would work just as well with weeds picked by the sidewalk haha;) I prefer my flowers in the garden also!
I LOVE this idea! Thank you for sharing, I can't wait to try.
Thank you! We had so much fun almost as importantly it was SO easy to put together, my fave type of activity:) Happy painting!
This is such a great idea. I never really have flowers in the house since I have nowhere to put them (small house) but I'll have to do this next time I do!
I feel you, bay area living equals cozy homes:) This project idea can be done with any natural material you find outside on a walk, as well!
Such a clever idea! I actually still have my wedding bouquet from 3 years ago. Yup, it's in my freezer haha! Something like this would be neat!


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The night was filled with events, including both silent and live auctions, student skits by the football, baseball, and basketball teams, along with the student senate, and the science club. In addition to the skits, many students spoke on what it meant to be a Jimmie, and how important student scholarships were to them.
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Q: User input in simple C++ counter program I'm trying to make a simple counter program in C++ that will increment a variable with user input (specified by pressing a certain key). Here is what I came up with:
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int variable;
    char userInput;
    variable = 0;
    cout << "To increment variable one, press a \n";
    do
    {
        variable = variable++;
        cout << "variable++ \n" ;
    } while (userInput = "a");
}

I have perused several related threads on this site and believe this should work. However, I get several errors, including that the operation on variable is not defined and that there has been an "invalid conversion" from "const char" to "char."

A: Add cin in your loop:
    cin>>userInput;

and change
variable = variable++;

to
variable++; // or variable = variable + 1;

next you while condition should be like this:
 while (userInput=='a');

So your overall program will look like this:
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{
int variable;
char userInput;
variable = 0;
cout << "To increment variable one, press a \n";
do
{
    cin>>userInput;
    variable++;
    cout << "variable++ \n" ;
} while (userInput=='a');
return 0;
}

A: In while loop you need a std::cin, like
cin >> userInput;

Moreover, the following line
variable = variable++;

will produce Undefined Behaviour. Read more about Sequence point for better understading.
Try:
variable = variable + 1;

Finally in the while loop breaking condition, instead of assignment operation
while (userInput = "a");

Use comparison like:
while (userInput == "a");

A: You need to use
std::cin >> userInput; // each time you go through the `do` loop.

Also, you just need to use
variable++; // on the line.

Also! Use cout << variable << "\n";
Lastly, use
} while(strncmp((const char*)userInput,(const char*)"a",1));

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New Delhi: Two men were arrested on Friday for stealing Rs 55.7 lakh from a Delhi woman's bank account and laundering money in collusion with bank officials, police said.
The accused were involved in issuing fake bills against bank entries, theft of sales tax and illegal transactions in Corporation Bank at Greater Kailash (GK)-II area, where the woman had her bank account, police said.
Police also detected nine fake accounts which were opened in the name of fake firms viz R.K International, Swastik Trading and others at Kotak Mahindra Bank at Naya Bazar and used to convert illegitimate money into legitimate through Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) with the help of the bank manager and staff.
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Scott Sumner gets a B.
At first I was ready to give him an A, because he has repeatedly admitted he was totally wrong about Trump's chances in the election. (Incidentally, I wasn't predicting a Trump victory. I heard his speech in Florida the Friday [?] before and was texting some people saying, "Trump is kicking a$$," and I thought his ad was great, but I was amazed he won too.) Now even here, Scott was still being a tad smug and sarcastic about it, but OK he was officially admitting he had been totally wrong, so I'll give him that.
But then Sumner wrote 2 things that made me downgrade him to a B.
Before starting this post (which won't interest most people) let me just reiterate that the big question going forward is whether Trump will govern as a populist or a GOP supply-sider. The markets clearly expect the latter–they think he conned the blue-collar workers to get their votes. Since I've been wrong about Trump before, I won't offer an opinion—just wait and see.
Now I really don't like Scott's analysis above. I think he is smarting from being so totally wrong about Trump, and so he's throwing out economics just to grab onto some way to validate his stance and laugh at the people who voted for Trump.
Specifically, there are two problems in the above. #1 is that it sure sounds like Scott is saying that GOP supply-side policies are bad for blue-collar workers. Is that really true? Do we have a Chicago School economist admitting that Geraldine Ferraro, Mario Cuomo, and Al Sharpton are right? The GOP's tax cutting agenda is really just giveaways to rich people that won't help workers?
#2, when Scott says "the markets clearly expect" he is referring to the surging stock indices on Wednesday. But on Tuesday, when the news of Trump's victory first hit, stock markets around the world–and futures markets for the US–were tanking. Indeed, Scott himself predicted that the U.S. market would open up down 10 percent (and then he amended to 5 percent because of a math error) if Trump won.
In any other post, when Scott explains how to use the EMH to evaluate what "the market" thinks of a surprise, it is the initial response that matters. So even if we accepted Scott's argument that blue-collar workers have interests diametrically opposed to stockholders, then "the markets" originally did NOT think these workers were conned.
You read it and learn that Scott is saying there have been a lot of populist rejections of the elites, which were totally unexpected. So was Scott saying he thought Trump might actually win? Or at least, was Scott warning people not to trust the "consensus" view, and that Trump was not nearly the underdog that the "smart money" thought?
So, we have no idea exactly what that guy's problem is. For all we know, he's upset at Scott using the EMH to assess an election.
Anyway, I give Scott a B, and I think even that is generous. But I do want to reward him for saying in several posts (on MoneyIllusion and EconLog) that he had been totally wrong about Trump's electoral chances.
P.S. Obviously neither Scott nor the guy I am going to fail (on Monday if I get a chance to blog) cares what I think about how bloggers handled Trump's surprising victory. I am providing these grades mostly as an entertaining way to link to the different types of reactions from people who were extremely confident and then ended up being totally wrong. I love this stuff. With the Internet it's so easy to check up on what people said before.
P.P.S. Before anyone else draws the analogy, here ya go.
Then why talk about my post? I must have said 100 times that I was not confident that Hillary would beat Trump. I said that over and over and over again.
God I hope you are joking.
"So was Scott saying he thought Trump might actually win? Or at least, was Scott warning people not to trust the "consensus" view, and that Trump was not nearly the underdog that the "smart money" thought?
Wow, doesn't even know the different between "might" and "will". Who's substituting for Bob Murphy today over here? This is an embarrassingly bad post. You'd almost think it was written by someone so dumb they didn't see through Trump. Someone who liked his ads.
Is this comment intended to convince me you are not a snide jersey wallowing in confirmation bias and denial?
Jeez, Scott, what's wrong with you? What didn't you like about the ad? It was the ad that won him Pennsylvania.
Does this sound like "not confident that Hillary would beat Trump" to you?
"Can someone tell me why the Trump odds are still at 10%? Is there a time lag in the betting odds website? Trump's clearly lost, hasn't he?
He hates it because, like you, he's an inflationist, but unlike you, he's scared that Donald Trump is not also an inflationist.
E. Harding in fairness to Scott, I think you grabbed that quote from pretty late in the game, right? Was that during election day?
I mean, it's awkward that he wrote that, in light of his testy responses to me, but in fairness, Scott is now talking about his thoughts say, the week before the election.
Yup. That makes it worse, not better.
I disagree with Scott Sumner's comment above that this "is an embarrassingly bad post." But I was surprised that Scott didn't defend himself on another point.
But there's a simpler explanation. You and I both believe, and Ken Judd, Steve Landsburg, and many other economists have shown, that cutting taxes on capital helps workers. But workers don't necessarily know that. So Trump could "con" them by advocating supply-side policies that those workers don't believe in.
David but look, you had to use quotation marks around "con" for your point to work. Scott didn't mean it ironically, he meant that the blue collar workers had literally been conned.
…and they realized that was a heck of a lot better for business than the big tax increases, public option, and doubling down on climate regulations that Hillary was promising.
So who got conned here? Factory workers didn't know Trump was going to cut income taxes for everybody? They didn't know he promised to repeal ObamaCare? They thought he wanted to strengthen the EPA?
David, I agree that supply-side policies can be good for workers. But Trump promised to bring back industrial jobs with protectionist policies. If he does not do that (and tax cuts on capital will not bring those jobs back) then he has conned his blue color base.
I didn't bother defending myself on all his points because it seemed like a waste of my time.
If Bob really believes that I was confident that Trump would not win then I encourage him to play Russian roulette, after all, with only a 16% chance of dying, we can be confident that Bob will survive. But just use one bullet Bob.
Bob's time would be better spent attacking Trump, not attacking people who criticized Trump, and then praising Trump's vile ads.
I agree with this. Trump is conning the workers if he does not pursue the policies he espoused in the campaign. After all, one more politician who knows better than the workers and enacts policies they don't like for their own good is hardly the change they voted for.
Vile ads? You spend too much time around college kids with their trigger warnings and safe spaces. Trump is a douche, but nothing about that ad was vile. Sounds like you're projecting.
By that logic your time would have been better spent attacking the voters who would vote in Trump, not criticizing Trump. After all the problem was that the voters believed in the ideas that Trump communicated. Trump did not elect himself, the voters did.
Weird because Sumner is imagining Bob killing himself, and revealing because it shows Sumner doesn't understand that equal percentages that represent confidence or likelihood of outcomes does not imply equal subjective value judgments with respect to actions.
This roulette fantasy seems a flaming non-sequitur. Bob did not talk about your assessment of the "expected value" of a Trump win, but its raw probability. Yet you reply with an example about the expected value. I believe you are smart enough and numerate enough to know that is not a sensible or cogent rejoinder. Yet you made it, and with a shot at Bob's intelligence ("just one bullet") thrown in. Do I have to ask why?
I think what was vile about the ad was the anti-trade stuff. I gather you think it was anti-Semitism. I take that to mean that you don't take seriously either Bob's analysis of that ad or David Bernstein's analysis in the Washington Post: both rejected the idea that it was anti-Semitic.
I take it he simply wants to find everything Trump touches vile, and everything that might persuade people to support Trump especially vile.
I also think it wrong to call misunderstanding vile, which is a term of moral judgment. I would hope that Libertarians can accept that error is not an infallible sign of moral failing, but apparently I hope in vain.
1) What a terribly destructive force Trump is. His election has three great market and freedom oriented economists blog-squabbling about who said what when about him and his populist nonsense instead of teaching us economics.
2) Scott Sumner said: "If Bob really believes that I was confident that Trump would not win then I encourage him to play Russian roulette, after all, with only a 16% chance of dying, we can be confident that Bob will survive. But just use one bullet Bob.
That's a terribly weak defense of any prescience on Dr. Sumner's part regarding a Trump victory. That's because that statement is pretty convincing evidence of how meaningless probability forecasts of elections are. If Nate Silver said Clinton had an 84% chance of winning and Clinton actually went on to win then Silver's fans would all be saying "Wow, way to go Nate! You nailed it again." At the same time Dr. Sumner would have us believe a 84% Clinton 16% Trump forecast is not at all an expression of confidence in a Clinton victory. Once the actual results are in you apparently can spin the "meaning" of the 84% forecast however you want. Probability forecasts for unique non-repeatable events like elections are nonfalsifiable gibberish.
Have you watched it yet? Do you see it features a lot more than 3 Jewish people?
Now be fair. He might have got the same message from Paul Krugman instead.
I am interested in this notion of how Bob might better spend his time. Is this a rule just for Bob? I ask because Bob has attacked Trump and you criticized Bob.
I am curious also how, in your classroom, arguments are refined. When I taught, a poor argument was criticized in hopes of sharpening it. Have you discovered a better method you can share with us?
I can't wait for the analysis of Krugman's reaction.
Based on the reaction you really struck a nerve with Sumner's Smug Teacher of Dumb Students blogging persona.
Where does the EMH come in? I thought he was only programmed for medical emergencies.


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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND A MEDIA MULTITUDE: "Hundreds mourn athlete shot by police." Head Coach Chris Dapolito was the second person quoted in the Associated Press story about the inspiring memorial service for DJ Henry in Boston attended by 175 Pace students, faculty and staff members and an estimated crowd of 2000. "There is no cure for how you feel, but there is a treatment for dealing with it. … You must find a way to pick up where D.J. left off and promise to do all that he would have done with his life," Dapolito said. Read more.
The memorial service was covered by a media multitude including three Boston TV channels, New York stations WCBS-TV, WPIX-TV, along with print and web media such as The Associated Press, The Huffington Post, Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Brockton Enterprise, Tacoma (WA) News Tribune, The Journal News, Enterprisenews.com, the FanHouse website (with observations about the football team), Sports Channel News, and The Chappaqua Patch.
Head Coach Chris Dapolito was the second person quoted in the Associated Press story (and the first in the NY Daily News story) about the inspiring service at a convention center in Boston, which was attended by 175 Pace students, faculty and staff members and an estimated crowd of 2,000.
"There is no cure for how you feel, but there is a treatment for dealing with it. … You must find a way to pick up where D.J. left off and promise to do all that he would have done with his life," Dapolito said.
For video coverage of the memorial, click here.
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For the full AP article, read below or click here.
BOSTON (AP) — He was a little boy beaming under Mickey Mouse ears. He was a driven college football player nicknamed Smooth and had a wrist tattoo that read "Family First." He was an incredibly slow eater.
Photos, family and friends portrayed different sides of Danroy "D.J" Henry at his memorial service Friday in Boston, less than two weeks after he was shot to death in his car by police in suburban New York.
Conflicting stories and confusion surround his death, but no one mourned the 20-year-old Henry as a victim Friday.
"We are gathered to celebrate the life of D.J. Henry. Let me say it again, we are here to celebrate his life," pastor Gideon A. Thompson of Jubilee Christian Church said to applause on what would have been Henry's 21st birthday.
An estimated 2,000 people attended the service in a ballroom at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, including childhood friends, college teammates and classmates at Pace University and U.S. Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts.
Speakers told of Henry's faith and devotion to others and asked the audience to honor him by how they live.
"There is no cure for how you feel, but there is a treatment for dealing with it. … You must find a way to pick up where D.J. left off and promise to do all that he would have done with his life," said Pace University coach Chris Dapolito.
Henry, of Easton, was shot by police who were responding to a disturbance that spilled outside a Thornwood, N.Y. bar on Oct. 17.
Police have said an officer knocked on the window of a car Henry was driving, and he drove away and hit two officers. But passengers said Henry was trying to move his car out of the fire lane and wasn't a threat to police.
A law enforcement official said Henry's blood alcohol level was above the legal limit to drive at the time. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the autopsy report hadn't been released.
The attorney for Henry's family questioned that and is conducting separate blood tests.
Earlier Friday, the lawyer, Michael Sussman, said a police officer was not in harm's way when he fired the first shot at Henry. Sussman said a ballistics expert he hired determined the same officer fired at least three shots, one into the hood and two into the windshield.
Sussman said the angle of the shot into the hood indicates it was fired from the side and that it would have come first since the officer was on top of the hood when he fired twice into the windshield.
Lucian Chalfen, a spokesman for the Westchester County District Attorney's office, declined to comment because the investigation is ongoing.
But most of the service focused on Henry's personality and life up until the night of the shooting.
Childhood pictures of Henry – at the beach, showing off a Burger King crown, buried in bubbles in a tub – flashed on a screen as mourners walked in.
His friend Desmond Hinds, who was in the car the night of the shooting, recalled hours sitting with Henry as he ate his meals with excruciating slowness. "He wanted to digest his food, that's what he said," Hinds said.
"I just smiled because I knew it was coming," Kyle said.
Speaking at a lectern draped with a cloth with Henry's Pace football number, 12, his father, Dan Henry, talked about how he'd worn the number during his days playing basketball, and his son adopted it after seeing a picture of him wearing it. It became a symbol of how important family was to his son, he said.
His father said the family still feels his presence.
"That's what sustains us now," he said.
Associated Press writer Jim Fitzgerald in Valhalla, N.Y., contributed to this report.
On the second day of a blizzard of media coverage, many media noted the addition of New York State police and the Westchester County DA to the team investigating the shooting of Pace defense player Danroy ("DJ") Henry (left).
By the second day of a blizzard of media coverage, many media noted the addition of New York State police and the Westchester County DA to the team investigating the shooting of Pace defense player Danroy ("DJ") Henry.
National – Good Morning America, Associated Press, USA Today, ESPN, CNN, The New York Times, Washington Post, Huffington Post, The Christian Science Monitor and affiliates of the networks in nearly all major media markets and newspapers in cities all over the country.
New York Metro Area – Today in New York, WABC TV, WNBC TV, WCBS TV and radio, WPIX and Fox 5.
Local Westchester and New York City – The Journal News (comprehensive coverage that includes several articles, photos and videos of the shooting, investigation, vigil and police and Pace press conferences), News 12, Patch.com, The Pleasantville Examiner, Daily News, and New York Post.
Local Massachusetts – CBS Boston affiliate WBZ TV and radio, Boston Herald, Boston Globe, ABC Boston Channel.
Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore was quoted in an Associated Press article, saying that her investigation would get to the bottom of what happened.
Additional media coverage is expected with funeral plans as well as the ongoing investigation.
Photos of DJ and the vigil and video of the vigil and press conference can be accessed at www.pace.edu/pacemedia. A letter from Pace President Stephen J. Friedman to the Pace community regarding the tragedy can be read here.
Starting at 9 PM tonight, student organizations on Pace University's Pleasantville campus will conduct a vigil celebrating the life of Danroy ("DJ") Henry, the 20-year-old football player who was shot in an incident outside a Thornwood bar early Sunday morning.
PLEASANTVILLE, NY, October 18, 2010 – Starting at 9 PM tonight, student organizations on Pace University's Pleasantville campus will conduct a vigil celebrating the life of Danroy ("DJ") Henry, the 20-year-old football player who was shot in an incident outside a Thornwood bar early Sunday morning.
If your medium is interested, please notify the Pace Public Information office at ccory@pace.edu or 917-608-8164.
The sponsoring organizations are the Student Association (SA), the campus's student government, and the Student Athlete Advisory Council, an advisory group comprised of delegates from each varsity team.
Students carrying lights will begin the vigil in front of the Goldstein Fitness Center, then progress to the football field and end in the Kessel student center to share memories.
Pace students and staff were interviewed by NY1 about the use of the Pace Higher One card.
Debit cards are replacing cash and ID cards on some college campuses. NY1's Money Matters reporter Tara Lynn Wagner filed the following report.
When it comes to doling out student loans, college administrators across the country are choosing plastic over paper. During orientation, students at Pace University are issued a "Higher One" card, which serves as both their student ID and, when activated, a debit card for their loan money.
"The grants and loans that are left over from my tuition are transferred immediately onto my Pace card, usually by the second week of the semester," says Pace student Edward Grant.
Students can still choose to receive a paper check, but that check is also issued by Higher One, saving the university time and money.
"It's cost avoidance for us. We no longer have to produce thousands of paper checks, which is great savings. We no longer have to produce the plastic ID cards," says Mary Lieto of Pace University.
On campus, the card can be swiped at the bookstore, the library and the cafeteria. Since it bears a MasterCard logo, it can also be used off-campus, such as the local mall or when studying abroad.
It is not a credit card, so students cannot run up a debt, but they may learn soon to budget.
"It's a tool that will help them to manage their finances and teach them a little bit more about financial literacy," says Lieto.
Of course, plastic does come with some pitfalls. For one thing, people do not tend to be as conscious of their spending as they are when they are using cold hard cash.
"I don't really think of it as money. I just kind of blindly swipe my card," says Pace student Alexandria Tribble.
In addition, consumer advocates from New York Public Interest Research Group say students are being hit with an array of fees that chip away the value of their student loan.
"If you use the card and you swipe it and choose to use debit instead of credit, you're charged 50 cents. If you use an outside bank and you withdraw money, it's $2.50," says NYPIRG campus supervisor Megan Ahearn.
There is also an abandon account fee of up to $19 after nine months of inactivity. Higher One points out that to date, only 1 percent of the 4.8 million students they serve have been subject to this penalty, and say the other charges are either avoidable or common in the banking industry.
Still, with more and more lenders looking to tap into the collegiate market, Ahearn warns administrators to do their homework.
A candlelight vigil for Max Moreno, the Pace student who last night was victim of a fatal shooting in his off-campus apartment, will take place tonight at 9pm at the plaza in front of Pace's downtown Manhattan campus, just east of City Hall at the corner of Spruce St. and Park Row/Frankfort St.
The candlelight vigil was covered by DNAinfo.com and the Tribeca Trib.
A candlelight vigil for Max Moreno, the Pace student who last night was victim of a fatal shooting in his off-campus apartment, has been moved from tomorrow night to tonight because of the weather forecast for tomorrow. The event is sponsored by the Pace University chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, to which Moreno belonged. It is scheduled to begin at 9pm at the plaza in front of Pace's downtown Manhattan campus, just east of City Hall at the corner of Spruce St. and Park Row/Frankfort St.
The story was picked up by the NY Post, NY Daily News, DNAInfo, WPIX and others.
In a letter to the Pace community, President Stephen J. Friedman reported on the tragic death of Moreno.
With sadness I must inform the Pace Community that late last night a Pace student, Max Moreno, was the victim of a fatal shooting in his off-campus apartment on Gold Street in New York City.
On behalf of all of us I extend deepest sympathies to the family members and friends of Mr. Moreno. Counseling for anyone who is dealing with the emotions of this event is available at the Pace Counseling Center at 212-346-1526, and after hours, a counselor on duty is available through Campus Security.
I urge students and other members of the community with information related to this tragic incident to come forward promptly to either the New York City Police Department, with which we are cooperating fully, or to Campus Security. The First Precinct can be reached at 212-334-0611; Security is 212-346-1800. All information will be treated confidentially.
Pace University President Stephen J. Friedman announced that Harriet R. Feldman, PhD, RN, FAAN, dean and tenured professor of Pace's Lienhard School of Nursing since 1993, will assume the role of interim provost, effective August 1.
A collaborative leader and renowned expert in the field of nursing education, Feldman has testified before Congress, been honored for her grassroots political advocacy and written over 100 books, scholarly articles and editorials. A sought after speaker on health care and leadership, Feldman has presented at conferences worldwide.
NEW YORK, NY, July 6, 2010 – Pace University President Stephen J. Friedman has announced that Harriet R. Feldman, PhD, RN, FAAN, dean and tenured professor of Pace's Lienhard School of Nursing since 1993 who also served concurrently as interim dean of Pace's School of Education (2006-10), will assume the role of interim provost, effective August 1.
Feldman succeeds Dr. Geoffrey L. Brackett, who will be leaving Pace after 20 years (the last three as provost) to become executive vice president at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York.
Feldman has testified in Congress and written numerous articles and letters to editors on nursing policy, becoming a nationally known figure both within her field and in the media. For her legislative work in addressing the nursing and nursing faculty shortage, she received the "STAR" award for grassroots political advocacy from the Association of American Colleges of Nursing.
She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing and a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine, and past editor of the journals Nursing Leadership Forum and Scholarly Inquiry for Nursing Practice.
In the past decade, Feldman has edited or authored four award-winning books. Nurses in the Political Arena: The Public Face of Nursing (2000), with Sandra Lewenson, EdD, RN, FAAN, received an American Journal of Nursing (AJN) Book of the Year Award and a Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Print Media Award. That was soon followed by The Nursing Shortage: Strategies for Recruitment and Retention in Clinical Practice and Education (2003), Educating Nurses for Leadership (2005, with Martha J. Greenberg, PhD, RN), and Teaching Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing (2006, with Rona F. Levin, PhD, RN), all three of which also received AJN Book of the Year Awards.
Lienhard holds the distinction of being among the first institutions in the nation to receive funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) through the RWJF New Careers in Nursing Scholarship Program. Grants provided through this program are being used to increase the number of students enrolled in Lienhard's accelerated baccalaureate nursing program, the Combined Degree Program (CDP).
In 2006, Feldman was principal author of both a $1.3 million Helene Fuld Health Trust grant to support career-change Bachelor of Science nursing students and a one-year residency program, in partnership with Health and Hospitals Corporation, and a $500,000 Helene Fuld Health Trust scholarship endowment. Also under her direction, in 2005, Lienhard led a consortium of health-related institutions in New York's Hudson Valley that won a $1.03 million U.S. Labor Department grant. The funds provide monetary credits to healthcare facilities in exchange for loaning Master's-prepared nurses to teach clinical courses, thereby making it possible to enroll greater numbers of nursing students.
Feldman's extensive professional memberships include the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (Board Member: 2003 to 2010); NY/NJ Nursing Spectrum Advisory Board (Board Member, 2002 – Present); Greater New York Organization of Nurse Executives (2001 to Present); and the Eastern Nursing Research Society (1991 to Present).
Prior to joining Pace, Feldman was Chair and Professor of the Department of Nursing at Fairleigh Dickinson University. She started her teaching career at the State University of New York at Farmingdale and taught at Adelphi University. Her clinical appointments have included: Long Island College Hospital, North Shore Visiting Nurse Service, and Long Island Jewish Medical Center.
Feldman received her BS and MS degrees in nursing from Adelphi University and her PhD in nursing science from New York University. She and her husband live in Bellmore, New York.
A national search for a permanent provost will begin in the Fall, with a candidate to be announced in Spring 2011.
On June 27, Pace announced three new additions to its academic leadership team effective July 1. Neil Braun, former president of NBC Television Network and CEO of Viacom Entertainment, and current CEO of The CarbonNeutral Company, is the new dean of the Lubin School of Business. Andrea (Penny) M. Spencer, PhD, the new dean of the School of Education, joined from Bank Street College where she was the associate dean for academic affairs. Sheying Chen, PhD, is the new associate provost, previously associate vice chancellor for academic affairs at Indiana University, Southeast.
Media/Great "Photo Op" Alert – Friday, June 11th at 3:00 p.m.
The 2010 Chinese Culture Festival will have demonstrations, lessons, and activities with students from M.S.131 Dr. Sun Yat Sen School. Students will participate in three different collaborative programs, with each lasting 30 to 45 minutes.
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN AN AFTERNOON OF CHINESE CULTURAL WITH STUDENTS FROM M.S. 131 IN CHINATOWN AND SHADOW PUPPET EXTRAORDINAIRE STEPHEN KAPLIN (BROADWAY'S THE LION KING).
3:00 – 5:00 pm, Invitation/Press-Only Activities with middle-school students from M.S. 131 Sun Yat Sen School – Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Martial Arts, Overview of China (history, culture and customs), and Student Artistic Interpretations of the day.
5:00 – 6:00 pm, Tiger Tales, Chinese Theater Works Puppet Show, Free and Open to the Public (ages 6 and up) with Stephen Kaplin, who designed the shadow puppets for Julie Taymor's Lion King on Broadway.
WHEN: Friday, June 11 at 3:00 pm. Puppet show, open to the public, begins at 5:00 pm.
WHAT/2010 CHINESE CULTURAL FESTIVAL (invitation/press only) – demonstrations, lessons, and activities with students from M.S.131 Dr. Sun Yat Sen School. Students will participate in three different collaborative programs, with each lasting 30 to 45 minutes. The first, Chinese Art Forms, will be facilitated by David Shen, who will provide demonstrations in calligraphy writing, followed by an active lesson in which the students, too, will practice the art of calligraphy. Chinese Martial Arts, the second program, will be conducted by Lin Ai Wei, founder of Jing Xin Yuan (Bensonhurst Brooklyn), who will give a brief history of martial arts in China, as well as a demonstration. The third program, Magical China, will provide, through video clips and other visuals, a brief history of China, and its culture and customs. Students will then be encouraged to draw, paint and write words that reflect what they learned throughout the day. After the completion of the programs, there will be a food tasting, in which participants can sample a variety of Chinese foods from local Chinatown vendors.
WHAT/TIGER TALES SHADOW PUPPET SHOW (FREE and open to the public). Drawing on China's two-thousand-year history of shadow puppetry, Tiger Tales features an artful blend of Eastern and Western, ancient and contemporary techniques that is the hallmark of all Chinese Theater Works (CTW) productions. The show has been widely-acclaimed and performed across America, South Korea, Taiwan and China, notably at the 2005 First International Shadow Play Festival in Tangshan, China, where it won citations for Best Performance, Best Short Plays, and Best Voice-Over Narration. At the 2009 Shanghai International Puppet Festival, Tiger Tales was honored with awards for Best Directing, Best Puppet Design and Arts Innovation. Tiger Tales is performed in English accompanied by traditional Chinese music.
Tiger Tales is based in the popular wisdom of Chinese folktales and literature. The production deals humorously with issues of power and survival of the small and powerless in the modern jungle, where the proverb, "working for the emperor is as dangerous as working for the tiger" still holds true. The stories are narrated by a wise old rabbit, telling her grand-daughter some of the adventures of her eventful life, including her hair-raising encounters with Tiger, the reigning King of the jungle.
CTW's Stephen Kaplin, who designed the shadow puppets for Julie Taymor's Lion King and Ping Chong's Cathay (for which he won a Hewes Award), has created new acetate figures for this production based on the 80-year-old, leather shadow antique figures. In performance, Kaplin solos as the live story teller creating unique and detailed voices for more than a dozen of the characters in the show.
Author Cara CeaPosted on June 10, 2010 November 4, 2010 Categories Events and Activities, Grants and ProgramsTags Academics, Chinese culture, Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, New York, Pace University, Pleasantville, The Confucius Institute, University LifeLeave a comment on Media/Great "Photo Op" Alert – Friday, June 11th at 3:00 p.m.


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Showjumping enthusiasts from all parts of the Province who came to Portrush for the Balmoral Show 2016 qualifiers were confronted with heavy hail showers and slippery underfoot conditions.
The amateur qualifier class bore the brunt of the adverse conditions. Luckily one of the Maddybenny tractors was on hand to tow out stranded vehicles and roll the arena between classes.
The first class, the amateur qualifier, attracted an entry of 43 and produced some highly competitive show jumping.
In an exciting jump off the win went to the seasoned performer Joe Harris riding his own Coppindell Concorde with local girl Grace McGarry on her own Amor and Tyrone lady Lynn Russell in third place.
After this marathon Class the entire arena was rolled and jumps moved. Senior course designer for the day Mr Ray Buchanan commented on how lucky they were to have 14 feet wide jumps which to some extent saved the ground.
This class for five year old horses attracted only nine entries and the win went to Hanna Patterson on her own Volt Star. The third Class for six and seven year old horses had an entry of 10 runners and was dominated by the visitors from nearby Co Donegal. The win went to Convoy rider Simon Scott on his own Jasmine Tide.
By noon the weather completely changed with the hail replaced with bright sunshine. The fourth Class at 1.30m attracted 12 entries and produced the best jump off of the day. This class was won in some style by local girl Tegan White on her own Lenamore Lux with the only double clear to hold off the challenge of international rider Kenneth Graham riding Garth Godfrey's Coco Fino. Tegan, now based in Dublin, has been eventing in the recent past and has therefore been able to hone her jumping skills.
The course building team of Ray Buchanan and David and Sylvia Nicholl are to be congratulated on their efforts and produced the best possible courses in unfavourable conditions.
Amateur: 1st, Coppindell Concorde, J Harris; 2nd, Amor, G McGarry; 3rd, Rockmount Misty Star, L Russell; 4th, Senate Hill, P White; 5th, Salsa, L Russell; 6th, Loughanroe Lady, M McFarland.
Event 2 - five year olds: 1st, Volt Star, H Patterson; 2nd, Delle Lux, P Clingan; 3rd, Simply Henry, E McCollum; 4th, Fyfin Eko, J Smyth; 5th, Jockeyhall Midas Touch, V Mester; 6th, O'Ryans Dream, S Scott.
Event 3 - six/seven year olds: 1st, Jasmine Tide, S Scott; 2nd, The Risk, L Johnston; 3rd, Lenamore Nelson, J Coyle; 4th, Ploverfield Lilyana, S Scott; 5th, Beir Bua, K Graham; 6th, Hermes De Cavalier, J P McGranaghan.
Event 4 - 1.30m: 1st, Lenamore Lux, T White; 2nd, Coco Fino, K Graham; 3rd, Liezel Lux, A Desmond; 4th, Hi Girl, E Houston; 5th, Mikhem Kanko, M McSorley; 6th, Eglish, J Coyle.


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Minne Mouse will be part of the Mickey's 90th Spectacular special on ABC. Pic credit: ABC
Tonight, ABC will celebrate the iconic and beloved Disney character, Mickey Mouse. This year marks 90 years since the character first came to life and the network is marking this with a two-hour television event honoring everything involving Mickey.
ABC has already announced that there will appearances by Skylar Astin, Kelsea Ballerini, Miles Brown, Anna Camp, Josh Gad, Wendi McLendon-Covey, John Stamos and Sage Steele. In this line-up alone, viewers will get recognizable faces from ABC's primetime lineup. There are also faces from Hollywood, including stars from Pitch Person, The Wedding Year, and even the voice behind some of the most popular songs from Frozen.
Even the Mouseketeers from the original Mickey Mouse Club will make a special appearance during the celebration. Bob Burgess and Sharon Baird from the original Mickey Mouse Club will make a special appearance during the evening's festivities, celebrating 90 years of Mickey Mouse.
There are also performers and presenters, including Kristen Bell, Sofia Carson, Josh Groban, Tony Hale, Sarah Hyland, Robert A. Iger, NCT 127, Leslie Odom Jr., Meghan Trainor, and Zac Brown Band.
ABC has previously revealed that there will be two musical performances during the show, one of which is Luis Fonsi. Fonsi is a Grammy-nominated artist and five-time Latin Grammy-winning singer, best known as The Voice of Pop. It's possible he will perform a song related to the world of Disney.
The other musical performer is Tori Kelly and she's set to perform Colors of the Wind from the Disney film, Pocahontas. Tori's new album, called Hiding Place, blends musical passion with R&B and gospel. It will surely be an entertaining night with plenty of good music, celebrity appearances and several homages to the little famous mouse.
Since his big-screen debut in Steamboat Willie on Nov. 18, 1928, Mickey has been the global ambassador for The Walt Disney Company. He would later be joined by Minne Mouse, Goofy, Pluto and all the other beloved characters that make up the Disney family today. His iconic cartoon shorts, his optimistic outlook, and endearing personality continue to delight fans of all ages. Tune in and relive the magic for yourself.
Mickey's 90th Spectacular airs Sunday, November 4th at 8/7c on ABC.


A card and gift shop in Port Erin has been selected as a finalist in The Amazon Growing Business Awards.
Mantons Cards is one of seven companies from across the British Isles to make the final and the only Manx company to be a finalist in these awards.
Mantons impressed the judges who said: 'The quantity of high calibre nominations we received was phenomenal and Mantons were chosen after careful deliberation from the judging panel".
Owner Chris Beards says: "With all the difficulties currently affecting bricks and mortar retail, this is a fantastic achievement and motivation for the Mantons team.
"After winning awards such as The British Independent Retailer of the Year Award, everyone at Mantons is delighted to be named as a Growing Business Awards finalist, especially as we are the only Manx company to ever achieve this honour.
"This is well deserved recognition for all our team's hard work and commitment to help our customers, which is something all of the us at Mantons take pride in.
"Having previously won separate awards for our customer service, product selection, marketing and window displays, it is fantastic to be recognised by awards that recognise our efforts to grow the business and keep bricks and mortar retail alive on the Island.
The awards are supported by the CBI and are now in their 20th year.
The winners of this year's retail awards will be revealed at a ceremony in London on November 28th November.
"With all the difficulties currently affecting bricks and mortar retail, this is a fantastic achievement and motivation for the Mantons team."


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Representing over $7 trillion, these major financial institutions have joined forces with the United Nations to develop analytical tools to strengthen disclosures on climate-related risks and opportunities.
According to a news release by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), ANZ, Barclays, Bradesco, Citi, Itaú, National Australia Bank, Royal Bank of Canada, Santander, Standard Chartered, TD Bank Group, and UBS have jointly committed to develop analytical tools and indicators to strengthen assessments and disclosures of climate-related risks and opportunities.
"The message from financial heavyweights is clear – climate change poses a real and serious threat to our economy," said Erik Solheim, the Executive Director of UNEP, in the release.
"At the same time, there are enormous business opportunities in taking climate action. Transparency on how financial institutions mitigate the risks and seize the opportunities of a two degrees pathway is crucial to move international markets towards actively supporting a low-carbon and climate-resilient future," he added.
In the news release, UNEP noted that increasing the amount of reliable information on financial institutions' exposure to climate-related risks and opportunities would also strengthen the stability of the financial system and help boost climate-friendly investments.
The message from financial heavyweights is clear –climate change poses a real and serious threat to our economy. At the same time, there are enormous business opportunities in taking climate action.
The partnership between the institutions and the UNEP Finance Initiative follows the recommendations by the Financial Stability Board (FSB)'s Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
The Task Force was mandated by the Board to develop voluntary, consistent climate-related financial risk disclosures for use by companies, investors, lenders and insurers. Its final recommendations were published in June and submitted to the G20 last week.
It is anticipated that results from the undertaking will encourage banks worldwide to adopt such climate-focused efforts.
"Through this and other industry-led working groups UNEP FI is helping the finance sector to do just that: Move from awareness to action." said Christian Thimann, group head of strategy, sustainability and public affairs at the AXA Group, co-chair of UNEP Finance Initiative and TCFD Vice-Chair.


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Please join the conversation as AAAPG begins its agenda for the coming year. Your input will be critical in determining our agenda and policies going forward as we build on the momentum of our Florida law going into effect July1.
Please extend this invitation to others whose ideas and input would be beneficial.
There is a tremendous amount of work to do as we see the rapid growth of predatory Guardianships across the country.
We need to think about the most urgent issues for next Tuesday's conference call. and importantly, we need to include suggestions for strategies as well. It will be key to prioritize the issues and strategies and evaluate what emerges from the group discussion.
We need to identify key individuals in every State who will take leadership roles in our fight to stop the abuse.We need to develop a broad base of national support to be ale to activate and encourage media coverage and create solid plans for lobbying for statutes we will recommend. In short, we need you to stand with us to protect our elders and ourselves.
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Our wrought iron, manual and automated gates are different from most others. Some of the differences are subtle but the overall effect is of very solid, elegant looking gates with immaculate detailing. All of our gates are custom made to suit your exact requirements. We believe they are the very best wrought iron gates available.
One of the reasons that our gates look better is that we use more substantial materials than most other manufacturers indeed, usually of a size that you rarely find on other gates. Our standard verticals are 50mm square and rails 50 x 12, where others might use 40 x 40 and 40 x 8. This contributes to the gates looking more substantial and better proportioned than others.
We never fit hinges that are crudely bolted through the vertical style with long threads visible. As the styles are constructed from hollow section, in addition to looking crude, they tend to distort the section and "work" in the holes giving loose hinges after a few years.. All of our hinges are specially made by us in a larger size that is not available "off the shelf". This ensures hinges that are up to the job. The post end of the hinge.is carefully measured and cut and welded to the correct size at the time of installation.
Many of the decorative panels and finials that we use are made especially for us giving our gates unique character.
Whilst many people will wish to hang their gates on brick pillars (or piers) you will see that we offer an unusual and attractive alternative with our wrought iron Lattice Piers. These are substantial structures capable of carrying the weight of our heaviest gates but retaining a light, elegant appearance. If you wish to have new brick pillars we will supply steelwork for building-in ensuring that the finished structure is stable and capable of carrying the gates.
The other thing that you will notice about our gates is the superior paint finish. We do not galvanise our beautiful gates as this process distorts them and leaves a finish that is both rough and difficult to get paint to adhere to. Instead we shot blast them and hot zinc spray them ( a process used for protecting offshore structures) prior to painting with high build zinc phosphate primer and finishing in enamel of your colour choice. This process has been proved to give enduring good looks without any risk of paint flaking off, a common problem with a galvanised finish.


As one of the UK's leading consumer credit finance firms, NewDay relies on technology to provide its customers with a range of credit solutions. With a growing customer base, technology is also playing an increasingly larger role in ensuring that NewDay complies with its regulatory requirements under 'Know Your Customer' (KYC) and sanctions responsibilities.
As with any business in the financial services sector, NewDay has a regulatory mandate to ensure that it is screening its customers – both existing and new – against sanctions and Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) lists to comply with the 4th Money Laundering Directive and other regulations of this nature.
By using this feature, NewDay is able to reduce the number of records alerted at any one time exponentially, as once customers are cleared during the screening process, they will not be re-alerted unless the data on the list or their file changes in some way. This allows the team to be "fairly slick in terms of the numbers", according to Gareth.
The relationship with the LexisNexis Risk Solutions team has been a key factor for NewDay. Four years ago, product consultants came over to the UK from Bozeman, Montana to complete the installation of the project. Chris Leatherland, NewDay's Head of Financial Crime, notes that "the team priced up to be here for five days but actually delivered everything in three and a half! They're technically very sound and walked us through what we needed to know with no jargon". It's this 'no nonsense' approach combined with genuinely user-friendly functionality that NewDay values as being "refreshing" in the market several years down the line.
Outside of PEP and sanctions checks, NewDay also uses Bridger Insight XG – alongside LexisNexis® WorldCompliance Data™ – to screen against adverse media. This area is also very important to NewDay, as this information isn't collectively available easier through any other routes. As long as LexisNexis Risk Solutions continues to be on its "A-game" here, Chris notes, then NewDay couldn't ask for anything more.
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Netflix has long been heralded as a leader in the use of analytics and even the creation of novel big data. That is all true. Nobody knows more about movie tastes than Netflix, with its some 1 billion reviews in its database. The graphic above shows that Netflix can use such data and customer behavior data to predict when a customer becomes fanatical for a program. Moving from customer to fan is a powerful transformation, and all forms of media and entertainment want fans. Fans, often pay more, are loyal, are inclined to forgive operational failures, and are often economically irrational. Fans appear in the automobile industry, media, airlines, alcohol, and, of course, sports! In media, Netflix knows how and when customers become fans and has the ability influence the process of converting customers to fans. Highly critical to this capability and its growth and dominance in digital media, is its creation of a successful digital platform.
Measurement – Digital makes fully measuring the customer interaction possible. Even if you search and do not buy that is critical information. Because digital platforms strictly require that the customer sign-in, the customer is always measured, even if the customer doesn't realize it. Expect more detailed measurement of customers, especially as mobile platforms look to predict what users will do next.
Analytics – Successful digital platform operators use the data created for analytics. It is amazing what LinkedIn has done with views, trends, and job applications. Expect analytics to become embedded and for cognitive analytics to take over the process of analyzing customer data.
Execution – Successful digital platforms also allow for full execution of the customer's choice. Think about Uber, Airbnb, Facebook, and Amazon (to name obvious digital leaders). You never call anyone. You never type anything (unless you want to make a post or review). The digital platform fully executes based on your choices. This is super-convenient, but convenience is only possible because the site can execute. Digital platforms that lack an execution show headwinds. I very much enjoy using Yelp and Tripadvisor, but neither has created a compelling execution function to secure reservations. It explains why their growth is under question and Kayak, Priceline, Hotels.com, and Booking.com are dominant in making reservations.
Customization – We are entering the realm of mass customization in all things digital. It will mean great things in health care, with each of us benefiting from customized health care solutions. Mass customization will also allow us to have unique and enjoyable experiences online. It happens to some extent already, but I expect more. I think someday (soon) political parties will figure how to craft and send customized messages to would-be voters. You see one message, and I see another, from the same candidate, based on our unique interests. Netflix has figured out how to do this in media and it is changing more than movies. We will be tracked, measured, and successful digital companies will use that to put the products and services that we most want and need in our easy reach. Remember, the customer is King and expects you to recognize that, too!
This past spring, I presented on how sports franchises can better leverage digital strategies at the Sloan Sports Management Conference. The sports industry is about $500 billion in revenue and related marketing, yet it is a business that largely does not know its customer. With few exceptions, most teams offer paper tickets and it means, of course, that the teams do not know the fan or even if they are in the stadium or arena. The paper ticket (analog) format has given rise to secondary ticket brokers and a host of inefficient marketing efforts. Any hope of leveraging analytics, making offers, or customizing on the customer is virtually impossible in sports. The sports industry should embrace digital ticketing and the use of digital platforms including team and league apps to engage with customers in meaningful ways. An app, after all, is a digital platform. Provide customers (fans) an economic reason to join. That does not have to be a discount. These lessons in digital are equally at work in entertainment, leisure, and startups looking become the next digital leader.
Professor Russell Walker helps companies develop strategies to manage risk and harness value through analytics and Big Data. He is Clinical Professor of Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences at the Kellogg School of Management of Northwestern University. He has worked with many professional sports teams and leading digital and marketing organizations through the Analytical Consulting Lab, an experiential class that he founded and leads at Kellogg.
His most recent book, From Big Data to Big Profits: Success with Data and Analytics is published by Oxford University Press (2015), which explores how firms can best monetize Big Data through digital strategies. He is the author of the text Winning with Risk Management (World Scientific Publishing, 2013), which examines the principles and practice of risk management through business case studies. He co-authored a leading business case on Netflix, which is available through Kellogg and Harvard Publishing.


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Don't really have a favorite. Just love these types of movies.
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The Day That River Ran Red
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"The Day That River Ran Red" is a short documentary that has been written and directed by Shanjey Kumar Perumal from Malaysia. The film tells the tale of an ordinary Tamil man who became a national hero overnight.
The film has been beautifully-shot, with stunning visuals and performances based on Kathakali, a theatrical dance form originating in Kerala, South India. "The Day That River Ran Red" just received the Audience Choice Award at the Malaysian Shorts 2013, and it can be viewed below:
Norway Tamil Film Festival – 2013 Shortlist
South Indian entertainment as seen by the world


Below, we take a look at five examples of how companies have relied on emerging technologies in 2018 to bring to life experiences that were once only possible in movies.
As part of its "Adobe Remix" program, Adobe (CMO.com's parent company) invites members from the community to put their mark on the Adobe logo. The company's most recent Adobe Remix project tapped Albania-based visual designer Vasjen Katro (aka Baugasm), who used style transfer technology powered by Adobe Sensei, the company's AI and machine learning framework and set of intelligent services.
Style transfer technology lets artists automatically apply the structure and detail (read: color and lighting) of one image onto another—previously a tedious process. As a result, Katro was able to quickly transfer the style of van Gogh brushstrokes to the organic textures he used for his remix of the Adobe logo. He then combined digital and organic media to finish his work in Adobe Creative Cloud, using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects. Katro's use of AI to get the job done supports the findings from recent Adobe research, which showed that creatives will adapt AI to be more productive and move into new areas of creativity.
The Cleveland Clinic at Case Western Reserve University is using augmented reality headsets to allow students to study the human body in an interactive 3D format. This points to an oncoming transformation in healthcare. Today, the university is using the Hololens headset to educate the next generation of caregivers. Eventually, AR will be heading into exams and, ultimately, operating rooms.
Mya is an online-based recruiting firm that helps companies attract, engage, and hire Millennial talent. The face of the company is an intelligent chatbot named "Mya," who manages candidate pools. Mya can actually "talk" to thousands of candidates at once through text message, Facebook, Skype, email, or via chat. Her role is in the prescreen portion of the hiring process. She responds to FAQs, delivers application progress updates, and provides tips and guidance to candidates.
Kroger announced earlier this year that it would partner with Microsoft Azure to implement smart shelving into its stores. Kroger EDGE (which stands for Enhanced Display for Grocery Environment) will process data generated by customer actions on and around the grocer's shelves in real time.


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Loonshots: Innovation Through the Lens of a Physicist
Safi Bahcall is a second-generation physicist and entrepreneur, whose first book, Loonshots, has been described as a cross between Freakonomics and the da Vinci Code. At the heart of the book is a philosophy which is foundational for everything we do at OutsideLens: that you can learn a great deal by applying the tools and techniques from one world, in this case the world of physics and to a lesser extent psychology, to the world of innovation in business.
Following a 3-year stint at McKinsey, Safi co-founded a biotechnology company developing new drugs for cancer, which he led for 13 years, including taking it public. Several years later, in 2011, Safi was invited to work with president Obama's council of science advisers on the future of national research, triggering his interest into cultures and structures of innovation.
Drawing on diverse examples from history, medicine, technology and warfare, Safi offers a new explanation for what causes groups of people either to embrace or reject new ideas. Drawing on the science of phase transitions, he shows why some people will suddenly go from championing new ideas to rejecting them outright, a phenomenon familiar to many of us working on innovation in the corporate world.
Safi offers several important insights for anyone leading change or building out a business: for example, how to manage the interface between the artists and the soldiers in your organization; how to use a systems mindset, combined with curiosity, to understand failure; and for those of us working on challenging problems, a reminder that "there are no experts of the future." And don't let anyone tell you otherwise!
Enjoy listening to my interview with Safi here.
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The word "curiosity" seems to be appearing increasingly frequently in the world of business. Whether it is previous guest CEO Vas Narasimham exhorting the 125,000
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A Cuahxicalli- A Nahuatl word meaning "Eagle Vessel"
This sculpture depicts a golden eagle, poised ready to attack. The bowl on its back identifies the object as a cuauhxicalli or 'eagle vessel', a container used for sacrificial offerings. The sculpture can be viewed at Museo Templo Mayor in Mexico City.
This an Aztec cuahxicalli that would have been used for the collection of hearts after a sacrifice. This particular cuahxicalli would have been found in Templo Mayor in Mexico City.
Unknown Aztec Sculpture , "Eagle Cuauhxicalli ," Tenochtitlan, accessed April 25, 2019, http://tenochtitlan.ace.fordham.edu/items/show/85.


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May 19, 2011 Music » Interviews
Chartbreaker
Adele turns heartbreak into record-making success
By Tom Lanham
'It's like breaking up again, every night.'
Adele, with Isaac Russell
Saturday, May 28, 8 p.m.
Ogden Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave., Denver
Sold out; tickets may be available from online sources.
There's an old rock 'n roll adage that says an artist has his or her entire life to come up with an arresting debut disc, but only a few brief months to produce an equally creative follow-up. And all too often, that second album simply sinks like a stone. That could've happened to British wunderkind Adele Adkins — better known as Adele — whose platinum-selling 2008 debut, 19, turned the R&B belter into a Grammy-winning sensation.
But it didn't.
Adele, now a wise old 23, has achieved true mainstream success with her second outing, 21, which debuted atop the charts in the States and has already surpassed Madonna's nine-week record at No. 1 in England for The Immaculate Collection. Currently, 21 is the biggest-selling record of the year, which helped land its composer on a just-published UK list of young music millionaires, with an estimated worth of 6 million pounds. And she did it by merely singing what she knows — heartbreak.
Building on the tear-jerking tradition of early ballads like "Chasing Pavements," forlorn dirges such as "Someone Like You" give way to triumphant, Gospel-righteous stompers like "Rolling in the Deep." So what's it like to relive these emotional upheavals night after night on tour?
"It's draining, it's almost impossible," the diva says with a sigh. "It's really difficult anyway to relive moments that are really defining in your life, for good and awful reasons. But it's embarrassing, as well. I remember toward the end of touring on my last record, I was thinking 'This is so embarrassing that I'm still singing about this guy who broke my heart two and a half years ago — he's had, like, 14 women since me!'
"And now it's embarrassing that I'm gonna have to sing this new record," she adds. "Don't get me wrong — I love touring. But at some point, I'm gonna be like 'For fuck's sake! I just can't sing about this guy anymore!' It's not fair, and it's like breaking up again, every night."
To make certain she conveyed every loved-and-lost emotion perfectly, Adele recruited a cadre of brilliant co-writers, like Paul Epworth, OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, and Semisonic's Dan Wilson. "I made a conscious decision, early on, that I wanted to work with more people this time," she recalls. "I'm quite limited and quite set in boundaries as a musician — I can only play four or five chords on guitar, so I would've ended up writing 19.2 if I'd written this record on my own. And different people bring out different emotions in me."
Adele's regular-gal charm is there in the album's grooves. And also present in how she advance-promoted 21, mainly to folks who'd been kind to her the first time around. She even took a puddle-jumper to Minneapolis this winter, just to play a private showcase for Target and Best Buy execs. "They were amazing to me on my last record, so of course I'm gonna go and see them," she declares. "And to do it, I literally had to get on a tiny Flintstones plane — I'm the worst flier, and it was horrible!"
But well worth the effort.
"The last time I went, I was in a tiny office with about four people. This time, I was in a 500-capacity room and about 1,000 people turned up, and they were all cheering and whooping. It was amazing, like performing to a roomful of gays!"
— scene@csindy.com
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