What is Referral Insights Analysis?
We will use these datasets to provide AI-based analysis of the referral data of your practice or facilities. We will provide the data to you online so you can view it online in a Pivot Table as well as download the data. Additionally, we visualize the data showing the distances between referral sources and destinations.
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Data is available from 2009 to 2016.
The datasets are very large. For example, the 2015 dataset is over 120 million records of referral data.
The raw data can include lab referrals, Durable Medical Equipment (DME) providers, long-term care facilities, hospitals and other healthcare providers . This referral information may be unimportant to practices using the data to gain insights into referral patterns.
Or, this may be the data you want to focus on.
To eliminate distracting information and focus on the shared relationships you are interested in, you provide us with the NPI numbers of your providers' as well as the competitors' NPI numbers.
With this filtered approach, referral patterns become vey easy to identify. We can also filter providers by locations and/or taxonomy codes.
We can also identify for you all other relevant referral destinations from the same referral sources to discover unknown competitors.
Use our online form to provide us with the required information. Enter your NPI numbers as well as those of the competitor's.
We will verify that the NPI belongs to the individual and or organization you want.
Providers who saw less than 11 distinct patients together are not included in the referral datasets. There must be at least 11 transactions between two providers, at least one for each patient.
The cost for the information is $2,450 per yearly data analysis, as datasets are grouped by year.
This includes processing the data, generating the reports and data analysis.
We can provide multi-year data analysis at a discount as well as more customization, all available for additional fees.
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Hulu vs. Hulu Plus Live TV
In the beginning, Hulu was free until 2016 when they introduced a fee, making it a subscription service. Before that, you could go online and catch repeats of shows you'd missed on television. It was only later, in 2017, that they came up with Hulu Plus Live TV.
To explain the relationship of Hulu versus Hulu Plus Live TV in lay man's language, we'll start by likening them to products we are already familiar with. Think of Hulu like Amazon Prime or Netflix; now think of Hulu Plus Live TV like Amazon Prime but with cable television. And yet, with a subscription to Hulu Plus Live TV, you get more value for your money than you would if you were just paying for cable.
One of the reasons why people love Hulu and pay their monthly subscriptions is their original content – this content includes television shows and movies that cannot be found anywhere else. So, whether you subscribe to Hulu (Basic) or Hulu Plus Live TV, you will still get all the original television shows and films.
Some of these beloved shows under Hulu include Handmaids Tale, Casual, Castle Rock and Freakish.
See also: Netflix vs. Amazon Prime
Hulu goes for $5.99 each month, that's more than affordable.
For an upgrade of your Hulu, you can pay for additional channels a la carte. These channels include:
Cinemax – by paying an extra $9.99 each month
HBO – you can pay an additional $14.99 each month though, for the first six months, it'll only cost you $4.99
Showtime – $8.99 each month.
Hulu Plus Live TV, on the other hand, goes for $54.99 each month. The reason for the price jump when it comes to Hulu Plus Live TV is because it also functions as cable TV. This subscription allows you to cut the cord on cable without entirely giving up the benefits.
If you calculate that the cost of a monthly subscription to cable is around $110 per month, then by choosing Hulu Plus Live TV, you are saving around $55 a month. As if that's not persuasion enough to cut the cord from cable, with Hulu Plus Live TV, you can pause your shows or ultimately cancel the subscription at zero charges.
Hulu gives its users access to each of its original content including TV shows and movies. More than that, it also has content from other networks such as ABC, NBC, and the History Channel. Hulu by itself is simply a streaming service, but Hulu Plus Live TV is the streaming service with cable television and local channels. Another perk is the live streaming of content such as sports on channels like ESPN.
Hulu Plus Live TV has many benefits compared to Hulu Basic. Some of them include:
Over sixty cable channels to choose from,
Upgradable DVR with over 48 hours of storage,
Availability of local stations,
Recent episodes of your favorite shows,
Your classic TV shows,
Over 1500 movies,
It can stream on two devices simultaneously.
Cable Television was becoming too expensive for the majority of households, but at the same time, people were willing to pay these hefty monthly charges because of the content they were getting. Hulu Plus Live TV found a way to fill the gap by providing both streaming video-on-demand services as well as some of the beloved cable channels- all this at half the price of cable TV. These channels include:
Hulu Plus Live TV subscribers can also access their content through plenty of devices. These include Apple TV, iPad, smartphones and video game consoles. There is also a Hulu Plus app that can be found on iTunes to help you get past the Flash on their website. This content is available in SD, HD, and Ultra HD formats.
For a basic streaming service with original content and some of your favorite classic shows, choose Hulu at $5.99 per month. However, if you want to watch your sports games live then Hulu Plus Live TV will suit you just fine. And if you also want access to your local channels, invest in a digital antenna for clarity and tune in.
For the longest time, Hulu did not allow its users to download content to be watched offline later. This is where Netflix and Amazon Prime had them beat. But finally, after years of failed promises, Hulu managed to deliver the 'Download' option in October of 2019. And even then, it wasn't for all the users. The feature is only available to the Hulu Basic subscribers (with limited ads) at $11.99 per month, and the Hulu Plus Live TV subscribers (with limited ads) at $54.99 per month. They can download some, not all, of the shows and movies but only on compatible smart devices. To know if a show is downloadable, look for the 'Download' icon next to it.
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Ronald Wimberly's "King Arrested for Loitering, 1958"
The artist draws inspiration from the photojournalism of Charles Moore.
By Françoise Mouly
Art by Ronald Wimberly
Source photograph by Charles Moore / Getty
On September 3, 1958, Martin Luther King, Jr., arrived at the courthouse in Montgomery, Alabama, to attend the arraignment of a man accused of assaulting King's friend and mentor, the civil-rights leader Reverend Ralph David Abernathy. King was barred from entering the courtroom by two policemen.
When he told the officers that he would wait outside, they arrested him, twisting his arms behind his back and pushing him down the street to the police booking station. The charge was "loitering."
A photo taken by Charles Moore of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, 1958 arrest in Montgomery, Alabama.Photograph by Charles Moore / Getty
This was not the first, or the last, occasion on which King would be taken into custody. He was arrested dozens of times throughout his life: in 1956, with Rosa Parks and many others, while organizing the Montgomery bus boycotts; in 1960, during a sit-in at a restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia; in 1963, with Abernathy, for demonstrating without a permit (from his cell, he would pen "Letter from Birmingham Jail").
In this particular case, King's arrest was captured by the photojournalist Charles Moore, an admirer who would go on to become an influential chronicler of the civil-rights movement. Years later, Moore said, "I did not know at the time that my pictures might make a difference, but I knew this man would make a difference." His photos from that day, which ran in Life magazine and in newspapers around the world, provided the inspiration for Ronald Wimberly's cover for the January 17, 2022, issue of the magazine. We recently talked to the artist about artistic collaboration and how he translates the tools he uses in cartooning to other fields.
You've mentioned that you draw inspiration from sources including Emory Douglas, who, in 1967, joined the Black Panther Party as minister of culture; the Pop artist Andy Warhol; and the Abstract Expressionist Robert Motherwell. How do you reconcile the divide between artists that seem, at least at first glance, to be so different?
Warhol and Douglas's drawings and their practices weren't that far from each other; both were newspaper men. Douglas is a phenomenal illustrator—a framed copy of his portrait of LeRoi Jones [Amiri Baraka] looks down on me as I type this. Warhol was also a great illustrator. Both artists use solid blocks of color and patterns, which connect them with Motherwell, especially with his collages.
You're known for LAAB, a broadsheet magazine of comics and essays. Does curating pieces from a variety of artists and writers help or hinder your own work?
LAAB is my work—and it feels good to tease that boundary of self by collaborating. LAAB has kept me in comics for the past few years. I would've quit altogether without it. It's the fuel and the fabric and, also, a social endeavor, which I appreciate.
You started out as a writer, a cartoonist, and an illustrator before expanding into animation. Do you find that your roots in comics and graphic novels help you tackle more collaborative projects?
Luis Camnitzer, who was at the vanguard of nineteen-sixties Conceptualism, said something about how different disciplines are conduits for him to express how he thinks as an artist. My roots are in thinking. Writing, drawing, and seeing—tools that are useful in cartooning—are also useful in filmmaking, and in any kind of art practice.
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Many people from many countries keep asking me how my kids are doing and like any other «parent» I don't mind telling you all about the recent developments in our small, but very special family. I'm gonna give you the whole story about these guys, well basically the whole story, and you'll probably be amazed at all the stuff that has happened during the years we've been responsible for these fantastic creatures. We've had them for so long now, that I cannot imagine my life without them. They're just an important part of everyday life. Anyway, let's get the ball rolling. The first thing that happened was that we bought Little Boy. Actually, at the time, one thing had been made clear to me by my partner: No pets' policy at Oppsalveien. Since we are frequent travelers to far-away destinations, there ain't a snowball's chance in hell we're gonna be able to find critter- sitters for weeks and weeks, and so any responsibility for animals would eventually mean less travelling. And, of course, that was one thing we were not ready to sacrifice. Then, Christmas 2002, one of the few Christmases spent in Norway, we were just on our way to get some tomatoes and passed one of these ugly pet stores at the local shopping mall. That's what was gonna change our lives for good. Locked up in a small cage, double-secured with locks, a small greyish head managed to push itself through the bars, very clearly asking for me to pet him. A baby cockatiel, grey and yellow, and he would not let my finger go. Once I stopped petting him he screamed, whenever he felt my finger on the verge of withdrawing, he'd bite it in order to show his deep disagreement. Was it love at first sight? Yes of course it was. The only thing I had to do was to convince my partner that this little guy would be a great addition to our small family, and that I would be fully responsible for dealing with critter-sitters any time we wanted to travel. It didn't take long before we were the proud parents of a grey cokatiel.
We got him the largest cage there was, the best bird gourmet food you can get, tropical fruits and any variety of bird toys and guide-books for proud bird owners. Raising a baby bird seemed easy enough, but it just seemed that way before I started reading the books about it. I swear, there are so many things that you have to consider – and the main thing is being patient. Of course, that one thing I never have been and cannot manage to be – whatsoever. We managed anyway. The Little Boy learned some tricks, turned out to be a gay bird – yes, I 'm not kidding – the Little Boy is gay, and he was probably born that way. We figured as much when we got him a girlfriend. One bird, and we were in full agreement – the deal is one bird, nada más. But things change, and the subsequent year our living room was turned into a bird sanctuary – three birds.
What actually happened was that every time we left Little Boy we had a really bad conscience. His caretakers were always quality people who took great care og him, but most of the time he was in his cage, and that is not what he is used to when he is at home. Little Boy made it totally clear from the very beginning that he would not accept being forced into his cage, and he made a large "spetacholo" every time we tried to cage him. So, at the end of the day, we never put him in the cage, the guy roamed our house freely, and just made small pit-stops in his cage for food and water. The problems occurred when we had to cage him, because critter-sitters do not want free-roaming birds at their hotels or in their homes, so when we had our travel times, Little Boy had to spend more time than he appreciated in his cage, and of course – he was depressed. Something had to be done, and at a family meeting the problem was discussed, and concluded: The responsibility is almost the same whether we have one or two birds. Let's get Little Boy a friend. So, in 2003 we started the search for a friend for Little Boy, and thanks to the Internet it was not a very difficult task. We had decided that we wanted to go for a hand-raised cockatiel, so that we didn't have to worry about him/her not being fully domesticated and accustomed to humans. That meant we ordered one baby bird from a litter of five from a breeder in Central Norway, and the deal was that she was gonna bring us the five baby birds and let us choose the one we wanted to keep, or rather – we wanted Little Boy to make the choice. It meant waiting another 6 weeks before the baby birds were ready for delivery, i.e. being able to feed themselves. So we waited in suspense, preparing the cage, discussing names and so on. But of course, things don't always turn out the way one plans them, and thus – the story of Little David and Little Girl making their entrance into our lives will follow in part II.


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How Was Your Week?
Posted: June 11, 2016 by Sports Time Radio in baseball, basketball, sports, Uncategorized
Tags: Buster Posey, Catching, Cleveland Cavaliers, golden state warriors, Zack Collins
Major League Baseball (MLB) held it's draft this week. Now unlike the drafts in the other major sports it will take three, four or maybe even five years before any of these players make it to the major leagues. There is also a chance that some of the players drafted very high in this draft will never make it to the major leagues. It's what makes the MLB draft truly different from the other sports as you are really drafting for the future of your team.
Now the Chicago White Sox had the 10th pick in the first round of the draft and they used it to take Zack Collins a catcher from the University of Miami. Collins is a left handed hitter who batted .358 with 15 homers this past season. Collins even walked (71) more times than he struck out (59) in his current season; which is rare in baseball these days. Collins was actually good enough to be drafted right out of high school. The Cincinnati Reds took him in the 27th round of the 2013 draft, but chose to attend Miami instead. Collins has what appears to be good size for a catcher at 6'3 and 230 pounds. His scouting report describes him as a left-handed power hitter with a very patient approach at the plate. I'm sure your wondering by no why I selected the 10th player taken in the draft and decided to write about him. Well after hearing all the positives about Collins from the experts the next thing they would say is that the White Sox would need to find a new position for him because he's too good of a hitter to catch. Now I'm not sure when this started, but when did baseball teams decide that they didn't need good hitters at catcher. I would think the fastest way to the major league level would be by being a good hitting catcher. The experts have said that Collins has trouble with his defense especially his foot work behind the plate. Now he's 21 years old and I would think that the White Sox would have a catching instructor who could work with Collins on this; don't they. This of course is the way baseball is going now. The Minnesota Twins moved Joe Mauer to 1st base. There's talk ever season of the San Francisco Giants find a different position for Buster Posey. Even the other Chicago the Cubs looked to have made the decision that Kyle Schwarber was an outfielder before he got hurt early this season. It's odd that with all the Sabermetrics and Analytics teams use and it seeming that offense is the keys to these stats that teams would sacrifice offense at the catching position. Now I understand that Mauer was moved because of health concerns and that's why the talk of moving Posey comes up, but when the Cubs where going to develop Schwarber as a catcher we attended one of his minor league games and where did he play in that game; you guessed Designated Hitter (DH); not sure how that helped his catching skills. Now this isn't the first time this idea has come up. Some of the greatest catchers in baseball where tried at different positions with varying degrees of success. Johnny Bench played 3rd base, 1st base and spent some time in the outfield Carlton Fisk played a few games at 3rd base, a few games at 1st base and 41 games in leftfield before the White Sox realized that he was better off behind the plate. Yogi Berra played 260 career games in the outfield. I'm sure there are many more examples of this, but there are three Hall of Fame players who where moved from the catcher position only to end up back there. I ask again; is there a rule against having a catcher who can put up quality offensive numbers? Posey is easily considered the best offensive catcher in baseball, but who's #2? Do you still like St. Louis' Yader Molina, but how many more seasons is Molina going to play. He's 33 right now and in his 13th season. Going to back to back World Series out Salvador Perez of the Kansas City Royals on a lot of peoples radar. Even if they're your 1, 2 and 3 could you come up with a good Top 5. Besides Posey is there a catcher in the majors right now that you see as an offensive threat. At the start of the season I thought that Devin Mesoraco of the Cincinnati Reds had a chance to join this small group of offensive catchers, but he's proven that he can't stay healthy. Do you have a choice? If so I hope it's better than mine.
I'm sure you've heard the saying like I have that a playoff series hasn't started until the home team losses a game. Well if that's the case then the NBA Finals started last night. It was another double-digit victory as the Golden State Warriors took a 3 games to 1 lead on the Cleveland Cavaliers with a 108-97 victory in Cleveland Friday night. Stephen Curry led the Warriors with 38 points. Curry was 7 of 13 from behind the 3-point line. Klay Thompson scored 25 points while Harrison Barnes was the other Golden State starter with double digit points scoring 14 points. Barnes made 4 of the 5 3-point shots he took. Andre Iguodala came off the Warriors bench to score 10 points and lead the tam in assists with 7. Draymond Green grabbed a team high 12 rebounds for Golden State. Four of the five Cavaliers starters scored in double figures led by Kyrie Irving's 34 points. LeBron James added 25 points while leading the team with 13 rebounds as well as assists with 9. Tristan Thompson and J.R. Smith each scored 10 points while Kevin Love came off the bench to add 11 points for Cleveland. Love is recovering from a concussion; so Richard Jefferson got the start in his place.
Golden State will look to end the series at home on Monday night. Golden State is looking to become back to back champions with a series win. If they don;t close out the series Monday night the teams would return to Cleveland for Game 6 on Thursday night. So do you have the series coming back to "The Land"? Or do the Warriors close it out in 5?
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Details of cost, transparency remain sketchy on Florida cabinet members' trip to Israel
by Ana Ceballos, News Service of Florida
Photo by Joey Roulette
The Florida Channel, the state-funded public affairs network, intends to have a crew in Israel as Gov. Ron DeSantis and state Cabinet members meet overseas. But many details of the upcoming excursion of about 80 people, headed by DeSantis, remain unclear or under wraps. That includes whether Floridians will be able to watch live their elected officials hold a public meeting more than 6,000 miles from Tallahassee.
"We are definitely going, and we are going to get as much as we can," Beth Switzer, the channel's executive director, said in an email Tuesday. "But we are not sure on all the specifics yet — still a lot to be worked out regarding specific events to be covered, the technology used and the timing/distribution of the content."
The governor's office is expected by late Wednesday to release the final itinerary of the week-long trip as DeSantis and the Cabinet members — Attorney General Ashley Moody, Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried and Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis — prepare to fly to Tel Aviv. DeSantis will depart Florida on Saturday.
Two state lawmakers, Rep. Randy Fine, R-Palm Bay, and Sen. Lauren Book, D-Plantation, previously confirmed they will take part in the trip. The News Service of Florida has requested a finalized list of how many people have been invited to attend.
From travel, lodging and meals to security, no cost estimates have been released for the trip. But it could be hundreds of thousands of dollars, based on an analysis using travel sites such as Kayak.com and Expedia.com.
The traveling party will include an undisclosed number of state law-enforcement officers providing security for the governor and Cabinet members.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement noted that, according to state laws, the governor can request security services for people other than himself where "failure to provide security or transportation could result in a clear and present danger to the personal safety of such persons."
State law also says security services can be granted to people at the request of the governor if not doing so "could result in public embarrassment to the state."
Fried's office said it understood that the FDLE was continuing to review the trip for security purposes.
On May 7, DeSantis said he had not been asked by Israelis to postpone the trip, despite an escalation in the conflict involving Gaza, including rocket attacks by Hamas and retaliatory airstrikes by Israel.
"We're just going to work with the Israelis to make sure that's it's a good time to go. And if it's not, then we'll reschedule it. But we haven't been told that we have to reschedule it," he added.
Helen Ferre, a spokeswoman with the governor's office, said Tuesday a passenger list would be released with the final itinerary.
The governor's office previously announced more than 10 business meetings are on tap during the week with CEOs of Israeli companies that do business in Florida or hope to do so.
Florida's tourism-marketing agency, Visit Florida, is scheduled to host a networking reception in Tel Aviv with Israeli companies.
Also, DeSantis has indicated that he will sign a bill (HB 741) to combat anti-Semitism during the trip. Under the bill, the state's education system would add religion as a protected class regarding discrimination against students and employees. Currently, people are protected from discrimination based on race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, marital status or disability.
The state has not posted an agenda for the Cabinet meeting, which is expected to be held May 29. But during the Cabinet meeting, DeSantis may name winners of grants from Space Florida, the state's aerospace arm, for Florida-based companies working with Israeli companies.
The Space Florida Board of Directors last week approved a list of 12 finalists for "Innovation Partnership Grant Awards." Among the finalists are proposals involving companies such as Harris Corp. and Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
Asked Monday what it would take to consider the trip a success, Moody spokeswoman Lauren Schenone said in an email that, "Attorney General Moody supports Governor DeSantis' efforts to strengthen Florida's relationship with Israel and looks forward to the upcoming trip."
Patronis spokeswoman Katie Strickland said the state chief financial officer is eager to meet with "cutting-edge" businesses and organizations.
"He is also looking forward to meeting with representatives of Israel Bonds," Strickland said in the email. "As you may recall, in February of this year, CFO Patronis made a prudent financial investment of increasing Florida's Israel bonds by an additional $10 million."
Fried is leaving before DeSantis and other members of the Cabinet.
"The trip is an opportunity to strengthen the Florida-Israel relationship, and to bring home to Florida ideas and innovations from one of the world's leading nations on technology and research," Fried spokesman Franco Ripple said in a statement.
During the trip, Fried will host a roundtable discussion on women in agriculture, medical marijuana and cannabis and agriculture technology, Ripple said.
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Florida taxpayers paid more than $30K for Cabinet trip to Israel, and costs aren't all in yet
by Dara Kam, News Service of Florida | Jul 5, 2019
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Florida Board of Medicine signs off on smokeable medical marijuana changes
by Christine Sexton, News Service of Florida | Jun 10, 2019
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Florida House seeks to defend state's medical marijuana law
by Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida | Jun 4, 2019
Gov. Ron DeSantis signs legislation banning anti-Semitism in Florida schools
by Xander Peters | May 29, 2019
Gov. DeSantis and Florida contingent to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
by News Service of Florida | May 27, 2019
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Visit Florida cut 44 of its 135 staff members yesterday
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Sturgill Simpson To Stream Live Concert From Historic Ryman
Big week for Sturgill Simpson fans. On Monday he revealed his plans for a bluegrass album in 2020, and now we're getting a virtual concert from the Grammy winner.
This Friday June 5th, beginning at 7 p.m., Sturgill and a "very special friends to round out the sound" will be performing a one hour live streamed concert from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville Tennessee.
From Sturgill's official Instagram:
"I would very much like to offer immense thanks to all my fans for contributing to the DDSS quarantine charity drive. With your unbelievable generosity we raised over $250,000 for Musicares COVID-19 Relief, Equity Alliance Nashville Tornado Relief, and the Special Forces Foundation benefiting severely wounded Tier 1 operators fighting the global war on terrorism and the families of those who did not return. As a show of my appreciation for your efforts I will be performing a one hour live stream concert as promised THIS FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 5TH at 7pm Central Time live from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville Tennessee joined by some very special friends on stage to round out the sound: Stuart Duncan (fiddle) / Mike Bub (bass) / Sierra Hull (mandolin) / Scott Vestal (banjo) / Tim O'Brien (guitar) / Mark Howard (guitar) / Miles Miller (the best snare and brushes you ever heard). We will also be selling an exclusive show poster and a brand new "Thirsty Sturg" t-shirt at www.sturgillsimpson.com in efforts to raise further funds during the stream. Once again, thank you very much to all who contributed."
The performance will be aired on the following platforms:
-NUGS.TV @nugsnet
-TWITCH – handle @sturgillsimpson
-YOUTUBE (Sturgill Simpson channel)
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Sometimes I have real difficulty concentrating.
Yesterday I decided that I would finally hunker down and write/illustrate a book. I've been talking about making a book for a long, long time, and finally I said to myself "what the heck are you waiting for??". I know what kind of book I want to make, and who I want to make it for, all I have to do is put it together. It's a good summer project.
So I started out today looking at old notes for ideas for books. Most of the ideas are poems about seasons, and plants growing etc etc. I re-wrote a short poem that night and looked over it this morning to discover that I am not as excited about what I wrote as I was the day before. No big deal! There is tons of time to write and re-write!
I sat down and started to brainstorm words and ideas, drew some sketch ideas for illustrations. I feel like I didn't get much worked out today, but at least it is a start! Sometimes you really need to let things simmer in your brain. The key is just not to leave it so long that you forget about it entirely. You have to keep the fire stoked!
Sometimes I find myself wandering into other ideas before I've even barely scratched the surface of another. I get bored so quickly, I have to keep moving fast! But I don't see any real benefit in quickly producing things that are semi-exciting. It's time to slow down and pay attention to the details.
When I was working on some lettering today I thought back to my yoga class. Slow…..and steady, and BREATHE! It's not a race to the finish-line! Every little dot, line, scribble, idea (bad or good) counts in the big picture. It isn't supposed to be all golden and worthy of praise!
I feel like I am in a constant battle with my brain. I think I'll check out some meditation classes this week.
PS-Check out some growing things!!! Basil, Purple Basil, Cilantro sprouts! Proof that slow and steady wins the race!!!
PPS-I think this beautiful raven was trying to tell me something yesterday!
Perhaps the Raven was saying "Blog some more, Blog some more".
Every scribble is worth something! I have never liked to leave a piece of work too polished. Traces of brainwaves are so valuable.
So happy to see your basil growing strong! Keep it up with this book!!


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Q: How to substitute dashes with dots in every element of character vector in R? Is there an easy way to substitute dashes with dots in every element of character vector in R?
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c("T-A-B", "C-L1")
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c("T.A.B", "C.L1")

Was looking for help in stringi package but couldn't find answer.
There is stri_substitute function but I don't know how to use this.

A: Base R like this (gsub vectorized thanks to @docendo):
> gsub("-",".",c("T-A-B", "C-L1"))
[1] "T.A.B" "C.L1"

Or with stringr:
> library(stringr)
> str_replace_all( c("T-A-B", "C-L1"),"-",".")
[1] "T.A.B" "C.L1"

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Historic Arkansas Museum (HAM) will unveil its newest exhibit "History in Color: The Spectrum of Daily Life in Early America" on Friday, Oct. 12.
The exhibit is an examination of historical objects that explore the spectrum of color that shaped cultural attitudes and influenced trends in fashion and décor, the technological innovations that drove the production of brilliant new colorfast dyes and pigments, and the ways early Americans used color to enliven their homes.
The exhibit features textiles, ceramics, decorative applications and fine art items, all dated to the 18th or 19th centuries. The objects come from the museum's collection and on loan from other institutions, with numerous Arkansas-made pieces, but also items created nationally and internationally.
An intention of the exhibit is to dispel the notion that the historical world was a less colorful place compared to the present, as vivid colors fade from exposure to light, layers of paint flake off with use, varnish darkens over time, and textiles become dull from wear and washing.
The exhibit is free and available for viewing Monday – Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Sunday, 1 – 5 p.m. It will be housed in HAM's Arkansas Made Gallery and will run through the end of 2019.
There will be a reception on the evening of the opening at HAM from 5 – 8 p.m., in the Stella Boyle Smith Atrium during 2nd Friday Art Night, which includes live music and complimentary appetizers and beverages. The reception is free and open to the public.


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You are here: Home/ Trans Rights/ An Intro to Trans Terms/ Trans umbrella
In Scotland, it is currently common to use the terms transgender people or trans people as an 'umbrella' to cover the many diverse ways in which people can find their personal experience of their gender differs from the assumptions and expectations of the society they live in.
As transgender people have become more widely known and written about, various terms have developed in an attempt to highlight similarities and differences. However, individual people will still always view themselves, and experience their lives, in unique ways. This section of the website provides a general idea of what are currently the most common definitions in use in Scotland. The terms used in other parts of the world are often very different. The definitions given in this website are not exhaustive and certainly not infallible. Please also remember that the terminology is still evolving so definitions may change in the future.
While the Scottish Transgender Alliance shows various more specific terms under the 'transgender' or 'trans' umbrella, this does NOT mean that we think ALL people who identify with one of these more specific terms will also see themselves as being transgender or trans.
Although the Scottish Transgender Alliance, which is part of the Equality Network, has a small number of intersex people within its membership and active volunteer base, we recognise that intersex status is distinct from trans status and that intersex people experience some very specific human rights violations. Intersex people may identify as men, as women or as non-binary. The intersex umbrella is separate from the trans umbrella.
At the end of 2014, the hard work of Scottish intersex activists and the Equality Network succeeded in getting the Scottish Government to move from a framework of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) equality work where intersex was problematically included under transgender, to a framework of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) equality work where intersex is regarded as distinct from transgender. We are committed to working in alliance with intersex activists and organisations.
The first step in making that commitment a reality will be for the Equality Network to engage in discussions with as many intersex people as possible across Scotland, and the Equality Network will be prioritising that in the rest of 2015 and early 2016. As with all the Equality Network's work, it will then base its future priorities for intersex equality work on what intersex people say is important and needs to change, and what the Equality Network's part should be in that change, and the Equality Network will prioritise intersex equality work alongside its ongoing LGBT equality work.


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Bragyova András (Budapest, 1950. március 1. – 2020. november 4.) magyar jogtudós, egyetemi tanár, az MTA doktora. Kutatási területe a nemzetközi jog és az alkotmánybíráskodás. 2005 és 2014 között az Alkotmánybíróság tagja.

Életpályája

1968-ban érettségizett a budapesti Berzsenyi Dániel Gimnáziumban, majd sikertelen felvételije után a nyomdaiparban helyezkedett el. 1970-ben nyert felvételt az Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem Állam- és Jogtudományi Karára, ahol egyetemi évei alatt az államjogi tanszék demonstrátora volt. 1975-ben szerzett jogi diplomát.

1978–1979-ben a strasbourgi Nemzetközi Összehasonlító Jogi Akadémián, 1980-ban pedig a hágai Nemzetközi Jogi Akadémián vett részt posztgraduális képzésen. Diplomájának megszerzése után az Általános Értékforgalmi Bank jogásza lett, majd 1977-ben Szabó Imre meghívta az MTA Állam- és Jogtudományi Intézetébe. Itt Bokorné Szegő Hannánál dolgozott a nemzetközi jogi osztályon, majd 1988-ban az összehasonlító jogi osztályra került. 1992-ben tudományos titkárrá nevezték ki, majd 2002 és 2005 között tudományos tanácsadóként működött.

Kutatóintézeti állásán kívül 1984-ben került a Nehézipari Műszaki Egyetem (1990-től Miskolci Egyetem) akkor létrejött Állam- és Jogtudományi Karára, ahol először nemzetközi jogot tanított, később az alkotmányjogi tanszék oktatója lett adjunktusi, majd egyetemi docensi beosztásban. 1990-ben a Freiburgi Egyetem vendégkutatója volt. 2001-ben habilitált, majd megbízták az alkotmányjogi tanszék vezetésével. A tanszéket 2005-ig vezette. Közben 2002-ben megkapta egyetemi tanári kinevezését. Emellett 1994 és 2004 között a Közép-európai Egyetem politikatudományi tanszékének állandó vendégtanára volt.

1988-ban védte meg az állam- és jogtudományok kandidátusi, 2003-ban pedig akadémiai doktori értekezését. Tagja lett az MTA Állam- és Jogtudományi Bizottságának és az Akadémiai Kutatóhelyek Tanácsának. Akadémiai tisztségei mellett a Nemzetközi Jogtudományi Társaság magyar nemzeti bizottságának tagja. 2005. szeptember 26-án a Alkotmánybíróság tagjává választották. E tisztségét 2014. szeptember 26-áig viselte. Az Állam és Jogtudomány című tudományos szakfolyóirat szerkesztőbizottságának tagja.

Munkássága

Kutatási területe a nemzetközi jog elméleti kérdései, a nemzetközi jog és a belső jog viszonya, az emberi jogok nemzetközi védelme és az alkotmánybíráskodás.

Munkái között összehasonlító alkotmányjogi munkák is találhatóak, külön monográfiát írt a választási rendszerek általános jellegéről, illetve a jelölési folyamatról. Foglalkozott ezenkívül a kétkamarás parlamentek és a köztársasági elnökök jogállásának kérdéskörével is. Az 1990-es években több más alkotmányjoggal foglalkozó jogtudóshoz hasonlóan kidolgozott egy saját alkotmánykoncepciót, amelyet 1995-ben jelentetett meg. Munkáit elsősorban magyar és angol nyelven adja közre.

Főbb publikációi

A köztársasági elnök a parlamentáris rendszerekben (Dezső Mártával, 1988)
Dezső Márta–Bragyova András: A második kamarák; MTA, Bp., 1989
A választási rendszerek általános vonásai és a jelölések a nyugat-európai országokban (Dezső Mártával, 1990)
Vannak-e kisebbségi jogok? (1992)
Az alkotmánybíráskodás elmélete (1994)
Az új alkotmány egy koncepciója (1995)
Egyenlőség és alkotmány (1999)
Constitution and Freedom. The Constitutional Concept of Freedom (2005)
Az alkotmányjogi panasz fogalma (2008)

Jegyzetek

Források

Sereg András: Alkotmánybírák talár nélkül, KJK–KERSZÖV, Budapest 2005, 39–44. old.,
Tudományos életrajz a Miskolci Egyetem honlapján
Rövid életrajz az Alkotmánybíróság honlapján

További információk
Ünnepi tanulmányok prof. dr. Bragyova András egyetemi tanár oktatói munkásságának tiszteletére; szerk. Paulovics Anita, Pap Gábor; Miskolci Egyetemi Kiadó, Miskolc, 2015

1950-ben született személyek
2020-ban elhunyt személyek
Budapesten született személyek
Magyar jogászok
Magyar jogtudósok
Magyar egyetemi, főiskolai oktatók
Magyar alkotmánybírák

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Speaking of Beijer Electronics, I want to share their success story with you. While Beijer isn't a US-based company that survived the Great Recession, they like many companies in the world, were looking to increase their performance and profits — and positive stories are always worth sharing and a great way to see how other companies are achieving success.
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Big Victory For JNU Students, Service Charges Waived Off For Hostel Residents In Winter Semester
'UGC will bear the cost of Service and Utility charges proposed till further orders,' the JNU circular said.
New Delhi, News Nation Bureau | Updated : 10 January 2020, 09:25 AM
Amid outrage by students over a proposed fee hike, the HRD Ministry had intervened last month and formed a three-member committee to resolve the stand-off. (Photo Credit : File Photo )
The intense protests by JNU students over fee hike have finally forced the administration to accept their demands. The JNU administration has decided to waive off the utility and service charges for the hostel residents for the winter semester. The JNUSU has been demanding the rollback. The JNU circular, a copy of which is with News Nation, says that, "This is for further information of all concerned that Service and Utility charges for the hostel residents are not being charged during the current registration for 2020 Winter Semester." The circular dated January 9 comes after the JNU students and teachers met the officials in HRD ministry to resolve the issue in Delhi on same day. However, the circular has been released on Friday.
Interestingly, the circular has put on record that the decision was made after the meeting that was held in December last year. "As per the record of discussion held in MHRD on resolving the JNU issue on 10/11 December, 2019, "UGC will bear the cost of Service and Utility charges proposed till further orders," the circular said.
"The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration has already written to the University Grants Commission "to release" the funds towards the Service and Utility charges in the hostels. The matter is being pursued at the appropriate level in the UGC. The issues with the approval of the Competent Authority," the circular further added.
On Thursday, the JNUSU had said that, "All Service and Utility charges for the hostel residents will have to be rescinded, not simply kept "on hold." Not just for us, but for future generations of JNU students. A new IHA Meeting has to be convened following the democratic procedures as ensured by the statutes of JNU."
Amid outrage by students over a proposed fee hike, the HRD Ministry had intervened last month and formed a three-member committee to resolve the stand-off between the university and its administration. JNU Vice Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar had said that there had been no deviation from the "formula" arrived at by the HRD Ministry about the fee hike. Students are not being charged any services or utility fees as decided, he had said on Thursday.
Meanwhile, four days after a masked mob entered the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus and assaulted 34 people including students, the Crime Branch of the Delhi Police on Thursday said it had zeroed in on a few suspects behind the attack. A senior police officer said they had identified at least 70 administrators of two WhatsApp groups, where the attack on members of the JNU Students' Union (JNUSU) was allegedly planned. According to the police, they were very close to identifying the culprits behind Sunday's attack and had zeroed in on a few suspects.
Woman Bites IPS Officer's Thumb During JNU Students' Protest In Delhi
'Delhi Police Kya Karti, Upar Se Aadesh Tha': Arvind Kejriwal On JNU Mob Attack
Station Police At JNU Gates: V-C WhatsApped Cops As Masked Thugs Ran Amok
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Designer's Need to Think like Engineers?
Here and there again, many artists or designers have problems with their creativity and put themselves in a slump. This happens to writers, business men, entrepreneurs…well everyone at some point. So what do we do in order to take ourselves out of this slump we are in? How can we get back on our hot streak and hit a home run once again? The answer is simple really; Think Differently. We all have two sides of the brain we can use, some use one side more so than the other side. For a designer, creativity is inspiration that we find from all sorts of things. But what happens when we start to think like an engineer? Using the other part of our brain can help us advance as designers. Here is an article that talks about designers using their brain like an engineer that is quite interesting. Check it out!


FvnZZPbfjlxc: Castle Last Hope is about a day's run from here. You can see the tower beyond the forest. Simply follow the setting sun.
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Native DSD Music » Albums » PTC5186557 Russian Dances
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Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
Swan Lake (Le lac des cygnes) (1875-1876)
Suite, Op. 20a
Alexander Glazunov (1865-1936)
Concert Waltz No. 1 in D, Op. 47 (1893)
Concert Waltz No. 2 in F, Op. 51 (1894)
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
The Golden Age (Zolotoy vek) (1929-1930)
Ballet Suite, Op. 22
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
Circus Polka, composed for a young elephant (1942)
Russian Dances (2016)
Tchaikovsky, Glazunov, Shostakovich, Stravinsky
In an ideal situation, football players perform their "dance" on a grass pitch – as once did the "white ballet" of Real Madrid, led by its soloists Puskás and Di Stéfano. But surely not on the ballet stage! Definitely not. However, not only was Dmitri Shostakovich (1906 – 1975) passionate about music, he was also a great football fan. More specifically, a fan of his hometown club Zenit St. Petersburg. The Russian language has a more intense description for the concept of the "fan" – one is considered "bolejet" (literally = ill) for one's team: one shares the fever. And as a fan of Zenit, Shostakovich had his fair share of downright hard times: "Being a supporter is at times more frustrating than pleasurable." He was often a guest at the stadium: even when Leningrad was under siege from the German army, he attended lower-league matches whenever possible. In 1929, Shostakovich composed his first, three-act ballet to a scenic design by film director Alexander Ivanovsky. Entitled The Golden Age, it portrays an away-game of a Soviet football team in an unnamed western city at the time of an industrial exhibition. During the away-game of the Soviet team, plenty of bizarre events take place in the ideologically "false" world, which allow for the inclusion of numerous dance interludes and parodies
Founded in 1918 by Ernest Ansermet, permanent conductor until 1967, the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, with its 112 permanent musicians, ensures subscription concerts in Geneva and Lausanne, the City of Geneva symphony concerts, the annual fund-raising concert for the UN, as well as opera performances at the Grand Théâtre de Genève. Its reputation has been built up over the years thanks to its historic recordings and its interpretation of 20th-century French and Russian repertoire.
The orchestra's Music and Artistic Director will be Jonathan Nott from the 2016-2017 season. Its Principal Guest Conductor is Japanese maestro Kazuki Yamada.
Under the guidance of its founding conductor and subsequent music directors (Paul Kletzki 1967- 1970, Wolfgang Sawallisch 1970-1980, Horst Stein 1980-1985, Armin Jordan 1985-1997, Fabio Luisi 1997-2002, Pinchas Steinberg 2002-2005, Marek Janowski 2005-2012, Neeme Järvi, 2012-2015), the world-famous Orchestre de la Suisse Romande is an active contributor to the history of music through the discovery or support of leading contemporary composers. The pieces by Claude Debussy, Igor Stravinsky, Darius Milhaud, Arthur Honegger, Frank Martin, Benjamin Britten, Heinz Holliger, Peter Eötvös, James MacMillan, Pascal Dusapin, Michael Jarrell or Richard Dubugnon were premiered in Geneva by the OSR. It is one of its important mission: supporting the symphonic creation, and particularly the Swiss one. The OSR is a partner of Pro Helvetia until 2017 for the project "Oeuvres suisses"
Yamada appears regularly with such orchestras as Orchestre de Paris, Philharmonia Orchestra, Dresden Philharmonic, Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin, St Petersburg Philharmonic, Czech Philharmonic, City of Birmingham Symphony, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Gothenburg Symphony, Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne, Orquesta Sinfonica y Coro de RTVE and Tonku?nstler-Orchester at the Vienna Musikverein. He is Principal Guest Conductor of Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and also holds the same title with Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte Carlo, starting in the 2014/2015 season. In Japan, he holds further titles of Principal Conductor of Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Partner with Sendai Philharmonic and Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa and Music Director of Yokohama Sinfonietta, an ensemble he founded whilst still a student. Passionate about choral repertoire, he is Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus's Music Director. The chorus have released ten CDs with Yamada.
This is quite an enjoyable program. Kazuki Yamada's extensive credentials don't include obvious ballet experience, but the youthful conductor infuses most of the program with an appropriately balletic uplift. The exception is Stravinsky's Circus Polka, which moves with the weightier tread appropriate to the "young elephant" for which it was composed. As I've mentioned elsewhere on this site, there is no 'official' Swan Lake suite; the anonymous annotator claims the present assemblage "was created several months after the première of the ballet", but my usually trusty Da Capo Catalog (Da Capo Press, New York, 1996) doesn't even mention it, or its opus number. It's a pleasing enough sequence, although it makes no attempt to suggest the ballet's plot. It includes, perhaps inevitably, the Scène (the recurring movement, with the minor-key oboe theme), the full Act I Valse, and the lyrical, melancholy Pas de deux. Interspersed with these are a number of characteristic dances: pointed, deliberate accounts of the Danse des cygnes and Danse hongroise, and a zippy Danse espagnole, the whole capped by a firm-footed, lively Mazurka. Glazunov's two Concert Waltzes are structurally akin to those of the Strauss family, each comprising a series of discrete waltzes, bracketed by an introduction and a coda. Unlike their Viennese analogues, however, Glazunov's are explicitly not meant for dancing: if the title didn't suggest that, such passages as the sensitive, caressing woodwind episode at 4:12 of the D major would. The music is what usually gets called 'tuneful', though, as can happen with Glazunov, the tunes as such don't actually linger in the mind – merely the impression of tunefulness. Yamada plays them with a nice, easy impulse and grace, though the surges of the codas don't always quite land together. If Yamada, or his engineers, can't match the sparkling timbres of Ernest Ansermet's venerable Decca recording (made with the forebears of the present orchestra) he compensates with an airy lightness, conducting as if the music were an endless string of upbeats. The conductor has the right ideas in the Age of Gold suite, underlining the hearty, emphatic waltz rhythm in the Introduction's 3/4 episode, interrupted by a suddenly faster, hammering passage. The broad Adagio flows spaciously, building to a climax like those in the Shostakovich symphonies, oppressive rather than lush, followed by mournful wind solos. In the faster music, however, the woodwinds' runs are, well, 'runny' and imprecise, blunting the music's spiky, sardonic point. The orchestra is certainly playing well these days – they could sound inconsistent or overtaxed for Ansermet, depending on the day and the repertoire. The strings are unified and graceful; in the first Glazunov waltz, the violins fit the grace notes into their moving phrases elegantly. The woodwinds can shimmer and are pellucidly reproduced. The principal trumpet has a lovely, pillowy tone, which the engineers have captured with depth, though one or two notes in the Tchaikovsky waltz seem questionable. The recorded ambience is unobtrusive, but audibly 'long' in the bass, notably in Swan Lake. I rather enjoyed this, my miscellaneous strictures notwithstanding, so, if the music interests you, don't hesitate.
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Q: R get AUC and plot multiple ROC curves together at the same time I have tried 2 methods to plot ROC curve and get AUC for each ROC curve.
Method 1
- The first method is simple but I don't know how to plot multiple ROC curves together.
I am simply using roc.curve(hacide.test$cls, pred_rose[,2]), the output will show the ROC curve and gives me the AUC.
Method 2
I can plot multiple ROC curves together now, but cannot get AUC at the same time.
This is the way I plot multiple ROC curves together:
library(ROCR)
pd1 <- prediction(pred_rose[,2], hacide.test$cls)
pf1 <- performance(pd1, "tpr","fpr")

pd2 <- prediction(pred_both[,2], hacide.test$cls)
pf2 <- performance(pd2, "tpr","fpr")

plot(pf1, colorize = TRUE)
plot(pf2, add = TRUE, colorize = TRUE)

This is the way I get AUC:
pf <- performance(pd3, "auc")
pf     # y.values is the AUC

As you can see, when I am using this second method, the performance() method used for getting ROC curve and AUC is different. The output of pf1, pf2 here has no AUC values.
Method 1 is simpler, but do you know how can I use method 1 to plot ROC curves together and still keep each AUC values?

A: You can do this with the pROC package. Use the print.auc argument in the call to plot:
library(pROC)
roc_rose <- plot(roc(hacide.test$cls, pred_rose[,2]), print.auc = TRUE, col = "blue")

And for the second ROC curve you need to change the y position of the AUC and use add the plot the two curves on the same plot:
roc_rose <- plot(roc(hacide.test$cls, pred_both[,2]), print.auc = TRUE,
                 col = "green", print.auc.y = .4, add = TRUE)


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It seems like just yesterday that social media was the new kid on the block: shiny, disruptive and full of promise. Now it has matured and presents an entirely different reality for business. How do we best manage its opportunity and risk?
The way we use social media in our lives, the purpose it serves and the meaning it offers us have gone through immense change. Where it was once an exciting add-on, it is now part of our regular process. Where it was once a source of surprise and delight, it is now a source of information.
Social media's ordinariness and its place in our routine of life offer it an entirely new level of power.
"From a psychological angle, what has changed is how embedded social media has become in our day-to-day routines, our rhythms and how we've become so attached to it," says Dr Nora Koslowski, associate director – leadership research at leadership development consultancy Maximus, who, as a research academic, has investigated the human relationship with technology.
"Social media has become a lot more foundational to how we go about our private lives and our work," she says. "It has become a lot more integrated."
Max Doyle, founder and managing director of social media marketing agency Hello Social, agrees that the usage and meaning of social media have changed dramatically. While many believe that trust issues and major scandals, such as the Cambridge Analytica event, have led to masses of members abandoning Facebook and other platforms, he says nothing could be further from the truth.
"People were outraged for a week," he says. "Then they went back to what they were doing beforehand."
1 The rise and rise of social media
2 The tethered self: always on, always available
3 New social media considerations for brands and business
4 Back to basics
5 8 top tips for social media in business
The rise and rise of social media
The Cambridge Analytica scandal had no effect on the business of social media, Doyle says. In fact, the use of Facebook has increased in every global market apart from Canada and the US, where it has plateaued. According to Statista, the number of active Facebook users worldwide has grown from just over two billion in Q2 2017 to just over 2.41 billion in Q2 2019.
What has changed is the way we use social media, and this has nothing to do with specific events or short-term trends.
"Social media, and particularly Facebook, was originally all about me and my friends and my family," Doyle says.
"I would post stuff and they would see it and they'd comment, like, share and interact. Then people got over that, so Facebook started to introduce a lot more news. It wasn't just about your friends and family anymore.
"Today, it's obvious – of course you get news on Facebook! Five years ago you didn't. That has been a really big shift with the algorithm and the types of content that Facebook is promoting."
The tethered self: always on, always available
One other change that influences the power of social media is the way we now interact with technology, Koslowski says. She refers to the concept of the "tethered self", a term coined by psychology researcher Professor Sherry Turkle at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
"This notion of tethered self relates to the fact that, because of technology, devices and social media, we're always on and we're always available," Koslowski says.
"It means there's no disconnected self any more. There's no self that is unencumbered and that doesn't have to worry. We're always connected to other worlds. That means we're always available for interactions, but we're never truly there, in the present."
"We're always connected to other worlds. That means we're always available for interactions, but we're never truly there, in the present." Dr Nora Koslowski, Maximus
Koslowski's own research has revealed another, more upsetting fact about our use of technology. She describes it as the level of "technological permeability" we allow in our lives.
We naturally permit different levels of permeability, or connection via technology, depending on our situation. Sadly, we typically allow greater permeability at home than at work. If we're having dinner with our family and the boss rings or emails, we feel we should respond. However, if we're having a meeting with our boss and a friend or family member rings, we feel we are not permitted to answer.
New social media considerations for brands and business
What does any of this have to do with social media and business? When organisational managers think about the policies they might set around social media, Koslowski says, they typically focus on how they can ensure nobody posts anything that does not align with the brand persona, and nobody communicates anything that might land the business in hot water.
"These things are very important," she says, "but it is just as important to have a conversation that goes beyond legal and business considerations and that recognises the issues at stake are not just of that nature.
"We are redrawing some fundamental boundaries. We're needing to consider some very human factors such as intimacy and solitude. Social media connects you with people and worlds that you don't necessarily have access to in real life, but it's connection at a distance."
Organisations will need to begin to consider the human angle of technology and social media to understand the impact on the people who have to live with an organisation's policies and, more broadly, its culture around the use of technology, Koslowski says.
That culture often comes from how those at the top model their behaviours. Does the boss check their phone during meetings and send late-night emails to staff? Or do they model better behaviour, using technology for its many benefits, and then switching off after 6pm?
Of course, all of this means nothing if a business does not already have the basics in place. In this case, "the basics" means a rock-solid social media policy.
Too many companies don't put enough time or effort into ensuring their policy is well thought out, suitable for their culture and well communicated, says Elizabeth Espinosa, past president of The Law Society of New South Wales.
"Please, please, please have a social media policy," Espinosa says.
"Think about your framework and document the framework. Understand that the social media relationship is between the business and the public, and also between your employees and the business and the public."
Begin by developing a clear understanding of the strategic intent of social media for your business, she says. What is its purpose? Is it to engage with clients, to alert customers to new products, to seek feedback on ideas?
Then include every part of the social media process in the policy, from ensuring the business owns the brand's social media registration, rather than a staff member signing up on the platform in the company's name, to checking who owns copyright over content and IP once it has been published on the social media platform.
If the social media platform owns your IP once it is published, it's wiser to simply use social media to direct people to the content on the company's website.
The policy should outline clearly what staff members can and cannot do in the name of your business on the organisation's pages, and also on their own personal pages. This information should be regularly communicated to all staff members.
"There was a recent case where an employee made damaging statements on social media and eventually the termination of that employee's employment was upheld by the court, not because of what they said, but because they disobeyed a reasonable direction," Espinosa says.
"That company demonstrated that it had developed, and communicated, a good social media policy."
It is reasonable in certain circumstances to ask people who regularly make statements on their private social media pages to use a disclaimer, she says. "It might say, 'Any opinion I express is my own and not that of my employer'."
The most successful businesses engage their staff in the development of the social media policy, Espinosa says. There is no such thing as a one size fits all. Every business communicates in different ways. Open up the discussion to staff and keep them engaged in the conversation.
"Remember, social media is just another place for people to interact," she says.
"Your ethical practices, the way you communicate and basic courtesies should all stay the same. They should be no different to what you'd expect in any other social situation."
8 top tips for social media in business
Hello Social founder Max Doyle offers his top tips for successful use of social media in business.
Invest in social media advertising. Without it, nobody will see your content.
Monitor and respond to comments.
Use social! If your target market is making purchase decisions on social, it needs to be an important part of your brand strategy.
Have patience – this stuff doesn't happen overnight!
Don't always chase the shiny object. Just because you hear about something new, such as influencer marketing or TikTok, doesn't mean it is a good channel for you.
Don't underestimate the power of social media. It can help your brand enormously, but it can also damage it if it's not managed properly.
Don't expect a clear revenue attribution. People might see your brand on Facebook and then walk into your store/office and make a purchase or become a client. There is not necessarily a way to track that back to social media.
Don't just give the social media management role to a Gen Y person thinking they know how it works. It is a specific skill that requires training and experience.
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