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Citrus Hill AD Rich Shearer chosen new CIF…
Citrus Hill AD Rich Shearer chosen new CIF Southern Section assistant commissioner
By Eric-Paul Johnson | ejohnson@scng.com | The Press-Enterprise
PUBLISHED: May 29, 2019 at 10:39 am | UPDATED: May 29, 2019 at 5:22 pm
The CIF Southern Section announced Tuesday afternoon that Citrus Hill athletic director Rich Shearer has accepted the position of assistant commissioner, effective July 1.
Shearer has led Citrus Hill's athletic department since the school opened in 2005. Prior to that, Shearer was a teacher, boys basketball coach and athletic director at Norte Vista. Shearer, 51, takes over the role held by Glenn Martinez, who passed away March 1.
"It's been a crazy 24 hours, let me tell you that," Shearer said Wednesday morning.
"I'm honored and excited about joining the Southern Section. I have always had a great respect for their mission of education-based athletics. I believe athletics play a significant role in the development of our youth. I have gotten to know many people at the Southern Section over the years I have been an AD and I look forward to working with them, as well as the coaches and administrators in our section."
Shearer has extensive ties to the Inland area. He graduated from Banning High School and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in history at UC Riverside. Shearer will be the first Southern Section assistant commissioner from the Inland area since Scott Raftery (Linfield Christian softball coach and athletic director) served in that role from the summer of 2007 until his death in February 2013.
Shearer has served on a couple of CIF Southern Section executive committees in recent years, including chairperson of the transfer rules committees.
"I am very pleased to welcome Rich Shearer to the Southern Section team," said Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod in a release issued Tuesday. "For many years, Rich has been one of our most accomplished athletic directors and brings a variety of leadership experiences to our office, not only at the section level but at the state level as well. His knowledge and passion for education-based athletics will be valuable assets to our member schools and our entire organization. I am excited to see the contributions he will make as our next assistant commissioner."
Shearer will take over the duties Martinez had, including overseeing the sports of football, wrestling and baseball.
"Those are sports that have had success at Citrus Hill, so I've gotten to know many of the coaches and administrators on those committees," Shearer said. "Glenn and I became pretty good friends over the years, and I'm looking forward to carrying on the great work he did."
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Eric-Paul Johnson has been covering high school sports for The Press-Enterprise since 1999, specializing in football, girls volleyball, girls water polo and softball. He is a stat junkie who created and maintains a record book for high school sports in the Inland Empire. Eric-Paul is a lifelong resident of Riverside and graduated from Bethel Christian and Cal Baptist. Eric-Paul enjoys going to concerts and twice has worked as a photographer at the Coachella Valley Arts & Music Festival.
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Col. J. H. Lovelace, Founder, Senior Field and Staff Officer and event organizer of the Battle of Asheville Commemorative Corps contributes the following notes on the battle.
The 101st Ohio was present on 06 April 1865, along with other Ohio troops, Indiana troops and Illinois troops. On the Confederate side, remnants of the 62nd NCT, 64th NCT, Macbeth (South Carolina) Light Artillery, "Silver Grays", (our Home Guard), Teague's Scouts and some of the convalescent soldiers from the Confederate Hospital in Asheville. A few civilians would have been present as well.
As for the significance of the battle, which is the correct designation due to the simple fact that battles are fought with two opposing forces in defensive and offensive positions. Battles are not of short duration and they were meant to take place. Skirmishes are of brief duration and always occur when two opposing forces don't plan on running into each other. It usually occurs by accident and is much more mobile.
Perhaps the text of my speech from the ceremony [April 3, 2010, Sycamore Meadow, the Botanical Gardens at Asheville] will establish stronger results as to the significance of defending Asheville.
"...Why was the battle important for the town of Asheville?"
"North Carolina gave a record number (125,000) of her sons to the Confederacy. This number represented more North Carolinians than the voting population for the entire state. By the end of the war, 19,673 North Carolinians were killed in battle and 20,602 died of disease; a total loss of 40,275, which surpassed any other state in the Confederate States of America."
"A few training camps and fortifications were placed around the town of Asheville, but at no time was the town prepared for a full-scale assault by the enemy."
"Asheville had escaped most of the horrors of the war, but the Union Army did not overlook Asheville. The Yankees hated this town and its people vigorously! Enfield rifles had been built here at the Asheville Armory which the Federals did not fail to bear in mind. Asheville was the heart of Confederate sentiment in the South, so her fate would be exceedingly harsh and unpleasant."
"...In terms of importance, what would have happened if Asheville had been left completely unprotected?"
"Most certainly the town would have been plundered, pillaged, and burned. Our old men and young boys would have been locked away in town. Our ladies would have been subjected to every sort of drunken Union soldier and criminal in the state, for the bushwhackers and thieves thrived on robbing and terrorizing the defenseless women. The women of Asheville would have had all their valuables taken from them, even the family heirlooms that had been hidden under their dresses. In most cases, the women would have been insulted, harassed, beaten and perhaps even raped. The meager amount of food that Asheville possessed could have been taken by just a few soldiers, which would leave the citizens of Asheville with no means to replace the food and supplies, which would leave the townspeople indefinitely famished. Our people grew and preserved everything they ate, so when the pantry was bare it meant families were going to go to bed hungry. Any livestock that was found by the Yankees would be confiscated immediately. Anything that could not be used by the invaders would have been destroyed."
"The residents of Asheville knew what would happen if Col. Kirk and his band of raiders captured the town; Asheville would have been reduced to ashes."
"If we prevent the Union troops from entering the town, then we would not be robbed and the citizens of Asheville and their homes and families would be safe. This would also provide safe haven for Gen. Martin and his few troops, whom we needed for our protection."
"Why was it important then?"
It allowed us to keep our town, our homes and our freedom longer. It is part of the colorful history of Asheville and the surrounding area; this is our precious heritage.
Finally, it boosted the morale of the townspeople. There were no more than 400 Confederates present, against a Federal force of about 1,000 troops.
The comparison between the Monitor and the Merrimac (CSS Virginia) [at the Battle of Hampton Roads] is a good one to use. In four hours of combat, only one casualty occurred on the Federal side; the commander of the Monitor was temporarily blinded.
The low number of casualties [at the Battle of Asheville] can easily be explained by the distance between the forces; the dense trees and undergrowth; the Federals firing uphill into a well entrenched position held by the Confederates; headlogs, split rail fences and other obstacles only allowed firing at "targets of opportunity." It is apparent that Col. Kirby did not wish to engage in an all out assault without his artillery, so far away from his base. Another fact would be that he was not eager to fight a determined Confederate force so late in the war.

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Дальневосто́чный федера́льный о́круг (ДФО) — федеральный округ Российской Федерации, занимающий территорию Дальнего Востока России и Восточной Сибири. Образован Указом Президента Российской Федерации от 13 мая 2000 года.

Площадь округа составляет  км² (чуть меньше Австралии или как две Индии), что составляет  % площади всей страны (крупнейший по размерам территории федеральный округ). Население на 2022 год составляет около 8 миллионов человек.

В ДФО большинство субъектов (кроме Республики Бурятия, Забайкальского края, Амурской области и Еврейской автономной области) имеют выход к морю. Федеральный округ по суше граничит с Монголией, Китаем и Северной Кореей, а по морю — с Японией и США.

В ДФО представлена единственная в России автономная область (Еврейская АО) и единственный в России автономный округ, вышедший из состава области (Чукотский). Один из 2 федеральных округов, в котором нет ни одного города-миллионера.

Центр федерального округа — город Владивосток (с 13 декабря 2018 года). До этого, с момента образования федерального округа центром был город Хабаровск.

История
Федеральный округ был образован указом президента России В. В. Путина от 13 мая 2000 года № 849 в составе 10 субъектов РФ — Республики Саха (Якутия), Приморского и Хабаровского краёв, Амурской, Камчатской, Магаданской и Сахалинской областей, Еврейской автономной области, Корякского и Чукотского автономных округов, центром округа являлся город Хабаровск.

1 июля 2007 года Камчатская область и входивший в её состав Корякский автономный округ объединились в Камчатский край; указом от 10 мая 2015 года в перечень округов были внесены соответствующие коррективы.

Указом Президента России № 632 от 3 ноября 2018 года в состав федерального округа включены Республика Бурятия и Забайкальский край, ранее входившие в Сибирский федеральный округ.

13 декабря 2018 года указом президента Владимира Путина центр ДФО был перенесён из Хабаровска во Владивосток.

Состав округа

Территория Дальневосточного федерального округа совпадает с территорией Дальневосточного экономического района. Единственные федеральный округ и экономический район, у которых совпадают, как состав, так и наименование.

Население

Численность населения округа по данным Росстата составляет  чел. (). Плотность населения —  чел./км2 (). Городское население —  % ().

Согласно данным всероссийской переписи населения 2002 года в Дальневосточном федеральном округе (не включавшем на тот момент Бурятию и будущий Забайкальский край) на 9 октября 2002 г. проживало 6 млн. 692 тыс. 865 чел., что составляло 4,61 % населения Российской Федерации. Согласно данным всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года в округе проживало 6 млн. 293 тыс. 126 чел. Таким образом, за 8 лет население ДФО сократилось на 400 тыс. человек. В настоящее время процесс депопуляции замедлился, но не остановился. Основной причиной демографических потерь является миграционный отток населения

Численность населения ДФО на 1 января 2012 года оценивалась в 6,27 млн человек; это на 0,3 % меньше, чем в 2011 году. В настоящее время в округе происходит естественный прирост населения, то есть рождаемость превышает смертность. В январе-октябре 2012 года коэффициент рождаемости в ДФО составил 13,9 на 1000 человек населения, смертности — 13,1, коэффициент естественного прироста — 0,8. При этом рождаемость в ДФО выше, чем в среднем по стране, а смертность — ниже. По сравнению с предыдущим годом наблюдается рост рождаемости, падение смертности и рост коэффициента естественного прироста. Средняя ожидаемая продолжительность жизни населения округа в 2009 году составила 66 лет, в том числе среди мужчин — 60 лет, среди женщин — 72 года, городского населения — 67 лет, сельского населения — 64 года. Продолжительность жизни населения округа в последние годы постоянно растёт, за 2004—2009 годы она выросла на 3,6 года. По итогам 2018 года на Дальнем Востоке средняя продолжительность жизни мужчин составила 63,28 года, женщин — 74,41 года, что на 2 года ниже, чем в среднем по России.

Миграция
До начала 1990-х годов постоянный прирост населения округа на 30-40 % формировался за счёт положительного сальдо миграции как с другими территориями РСФСР, так и с другими республиками и даже иностранными государствами. В связи с экономическим кризисом, разразившимся после распада СССР, население округа начало сокращаться как за счёт отрицательного естественного прироста (за исключением Якутии), так и за счёт нарастания так называемого «западного миграционного дрейфа». Около половины оттока приходится на так называемых возвратных мигрантов, то есть тех, кто не является уроженцами региона. В возвратных миграциях наиболее активно участвуют представители малых неавтохонных народов: украинцы, белорусы, латыши, литовцы, армяне, казахи, татары и мордва.

Внутридальневосточные миграции с начала 90-х годов также претерпели ряд изменений и в настоящее время характеризуются постепенным «дрейфом» населения с севера на юг. Наибольшей притягательной силой по величине положительного сальдо обладает Хабаровский край, а по количеству положительных миграционных связей его опережает соседняя ЕАО, стягивающие население со всех без исключения дальневосточных территорий, включая и сам Хабаровский край. Несколько менее привлекателен в миграционном плане Приморский край, активно пополняющий своё население за счёт Сахалинской области (на более чем 60 %) и всех других регионов, но теряющий его в обмене с Хабаровским краем и ЕАО. Сахалинская область имеет незначительное положительное сальдо обмена лишь с тремя регионами Крайнего Севера. Несколько аномальным на первый взгляд выглядит положительный миграционный прирост Камчатского края за счёт Сахалинской области, но он объясняется тем что население северных Курил имеет более прочные транспортные связи с Камчаткой нежели с Сахалином, которому они административно подчинены. Амурская область имеет существенный положительный баланс только с Якутией. Камчатский край пополняет своё население в основном за счёт ЧАО, равно как и Магаданская область, которую также подпитывает активный выезд населения из Якутии. В конечном итоге, Республика Саха является единственным регионом, который отдаёт население всем без исключения регионам ДВ и РФ, несмотря на наилучший в округе валовой региональный доход.

Национальный состав
Национальный состав в 2010 году
Национальный состав, согласно переписи 2010 года:

Всего — 6 293 129 чел.

 Русские — 4 964 107 (78,88 %)
 Якуты — 469 897 (7,47 %)
 Украинцы — 154 954 (2,46 %)
 Корейцы — 56 973 (0,91 %)
 Татары — 40 003 (0,64 %)
 Эвенки — 27 030 (0,43 %)
 Белорусы — 24 502 (0,39 %)
 Эвены (ламуты) — 22 172 (0,35 %)
 Узбеки — 19 561 (0,31 %)
 Армяне — 19 157 (0,30 %)
 Азербайджанцы — 16 150 (0,26 %)
 Чукчи — 15 396 (0,24 %)
 Нанайцы — 11 784 (0,19 %)
 Буряты — 10 942 (0,17 %)
 Киргизы — 9562 (0,15 %)
 Китайцы — 8788 (0,14 %)
 Мордва — 8618 (0,14 %)
 Немцы — 8141 (0,13 %)
 Таджики — 7891 (0,13 %)
 Коряки — 7723 (0,12 %)
 Чуваши — 7402 (0,12 %)
 Башкиры — 6784 (0,11 %)
 Молдаване — 6683 (0,11 %)
 Казахи — 4687 (0,07 %)
 Евреи — 4626 (0,07 %)
 Нивхи — 4544 (0,07 %)
 Ительмены — 3092 (0,05 %)
 Марийцы — 2771 (0,04 %)
 Ульчи — 2700 (0,04 %)
 Лица, не указавшие национальность — 295 359 (4,69 %)

Национальный состав в 2002 году
 Русские — 5 470 759 чел. (81,74 %)
 Якуты — 435 610 (6,51 %)
 Украинцы — 283 000 (4,23 %)
 Корейцы — 61 946 (0,93 %)
 Татары — 55 361 (0,83 %)
 Белорусы — 45 342 (0,68 %)
 Эвенки — 24 761 (0,37 %)
 Эвены — 18 737 (0,28 %)
 Азербайджанцы — 18 094 (0,27 %)
 Лица, не указавшие национальность — 43 747 (0,65 %)

Языки
По этно-языковому составу преобладают следующие группы и семьи:
 Индоевропейская семья — 5 202 564 чел. (82,67 %)
 Славянская группа — 5 147 124 (81,79 %)
 Армянская группа — 19 157 (0,30 %)
 Иранская группа — 11 094 (0,18 %)
 Германская группа — 8608 (0,14 %)
 Романская группа — 6982 (0,11 %)
 Тюркская семья — 582 770 (9,26 %)
 Тунгусо-маньчжурская семья — 66 740 (1,06 %)
 Корейцы — 56 973 (0,91 %)
 Чукотско-камчатская семья — 28 077 (0,45 %)
 Уральская семья — 15 708 (0,25 %)
 Монгольская семья — 11 512 (0,18 %)
 Северокавказская семья — 10 318 (0,16 %)
 Сино-тибетская семья — 8811 (0,14 %)
 Нивхи — 4544 (0,07 %)
 Юкагирская семья — 2534 (0,04 %)
 Картвельская семья — 2359 (0,04 %)
 Эскимосско-алеутская семья — 2049 (0,03 %)

Этнические карты

Экономика

В 2009 году валовой региональный продукт (ВРП) округа на душу населения составил 268 тыс. рублей, что на 19 % выше аналогичного показателя в целом по России.

В 2000-х годах в экономике ДФО происходит устойчивый рост, не прерывавшийся даже в период мирового экономического кризиса 2008—2009 годов. C 1999 года по 2010 год валовой региональный продукт ДФО вырос на 73 %. При этом с 2009 года рост ВРП округа опережает среднероссийский. Так, в 2009 году ВРП ДФО вырос на 1,5 % (российский — снизился на 7,6 %), в 2010 году — на 6,8 % (российский — на 4,6 %). В 2011 году объём ВРП увеличился на 5,4 % по сравнению с 2010 годом и составил 2,3 трлн рублей.

Отраслевая структура ВРП округа (по данным за 2010 год):
 Сельское и лесное хозяйство, рыболовство — 6,5 %
 Добыча полезных ископаемых — 24,7 %
 Обрабатывающая промышленность — 5,6 %
 Производство и распределение электроэнергии, газа и воды — 4,2 %
 Строительство — 12,2 %
 Торговля — 10,2 %
 Гостиницы и рестораны — 0,8 %
 Транспорт и связь — 13,4 %
 Образование и здравоохранение — 7,7 %
 Финансы и услуги — 7,3 %
 Госуправление и военная безопасность — 7,4 %

Объём инвестиций в основной капитал в округе в 2010 году составил 726 млрд рублей или 115 тыс. рублей на душу населения. Объём инвестиций на душу населения в ДФО почти в два раза выше среднероссийского уровня.

Средние зарплата, пенсия и доход населения округа выше среднероссийских показателей. В 2010 году средняя зарплата в ДФО составила 25,8 тыс. рублей в месяц (на 23 % выше средней по России), средний доход — 20,8 тыс. рублей в месяц (на 10 % выше среднего по России), средняя пенсия — 8,9 тыс. рублей. С 2000 по 2010 год средняя номинальная зарплата и средний доход в округе увеличились в 8 раз, а пенсия — в 9 раз. Тем не менее, ввиду более тяжёлой и интенсивной работы, а также более высокого уровня цен, уровень жизни в целом ниже, чем в среднем по России. Ниже обеспеченность товарной массой, выше число бедных.

В ДФО сосредоточена половина лесного фонда страны — 49 % (556,2 млн га) и третья часть запасов древесины — 31 % (24,6 млрд кубометров), при этом здесь заготавливается менее 9 % древесины от общего объёма заготовки в стране (21 из 238 млн кубометров).

Степень автомобилизации в округе опережает среднероссийский уровень. В 2010 году число легковых автомобилей на 1000 человек населения в округе составляло 235. При этом наибольший уровень автомобилизации наблюдается в Камчатском крае (372 автомобиля на 1000 жителей, 1-е место в России) и Приморском крае (304 автомобиля на 1000 жителей, 2-е место в России). В 2020 году на Дальнем Востоке на тысячу жителей приходится 319 автомобилей, выше, чем в среднем по РФ.

Сельское хозяйство
Удельный вес Дальневосточного федерального округа в общем объёме производства продукции сельского хозяйства всех сельхозпроизводителей России (сельскохозяйственные организации, крестьянские (фермерские) хозяйства, индивидуальные предприниматели, хозяйства населения) в I полугодии 2021 года составил 2,5 %.

Поголовье КРС на 1 июля 2021 в хозяйствах всех категорий 1279,7 тысяч голов (-0,5 %), из них коров 504,9 тыс. голов (+0,8 %), из них в хозяйствах населения 64,4 %. Поголовье свиней 586,7 тысяч голов (+13,5 %), , из них в хозяйствах населения 22,4 %. В 1 полугодии 2021 года производство мяса составило 92,5 тыс. тонн (в живом весе) (+11,9 %), молока 407,9 тыс. тонн (-1,8 %), из них в хозяйствах населения 64,2 %.

Населённые пункты

Населённые пункты с численностью населения более 25 тысяч человек

Полномочные представители президента Российской Федерации в ДФО

 Пуликовский, Константин Борисович (18 мая 2000 / 26 марта 2004 — 14 ноября 2005)
 Исхаков, Камиль Шамильевич (14 ноября 2005 — 2 октября 2007)
 Сафонов, Олег Александрович (29 октября 2007 / 14 мая 2008 — 30 апреля 2009)
 Ишаев, Виктор Иванович (30 апреля 2009 / 21 мая 2012 — 31 августа 2013)
 Трутнев, Юрий Петрович (с 31 августа 2013 / 18 мая 2018)

См. также
 Дальневосточный экономический район
 Азиатская часть России
 Дальний Восток России

Ссылки
 Дальневосточный федеральный округ
 Законодательные и нормативные акты Дальневосточного федерального округа

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HubSpot's New Sales Tools: For The Savvy Starters And The Practised Professionals
HubSpot have announced the release of new Sales Tools on 1st November. We're going to give you all the juicy details about HubSpot's new sales tools.
Written by Digital 22
HubSpot have announced so many new features in the last few weeks and the sales tools are also getting a revamp.
There are countless added functions, as well as some changes to the current features and structure. We're going to give you a rundown on all these upcoming revisions, so for those of you worried about what might get changed, you don't need to panic.
Change Is Coming (But Not How You Think!)
The biggest adjustment to note about HubSpot's sales tools is that they will now come in two separate tiers: Sales Starter and Sales Professional.
These two divisions are meant to help diversify their sales tools so that smaller businesses don't need to bundle themselves in, paying a higher price, for functions they can not utilise yet due to their growing size.
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HubSpot have released the above video to simplify the whole announcement, but if you're looking for further clarity and or our view on it, read on!
Sales Starter
As you can tell from the name, Sales Starter is the first level version of HubSpot's sales tools, which is designed to help small, growing companies, who are ready to scale up their business after the initial boost has begun to even out.
The sales starter tool contains all of the key features which will help smaller businesses keep momentum, without packing it full of features which won't be utilised by a small team. It's been specifically designed to help businesses who have just left that initial boost period behind and have recently begun flatlining in the growth department.
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Here are the features that will facilitate your sales reporting and analytics in Sales Starter:
Core CRM - access to the core CRM features
Send Later - the ability to schedule 1:1 emails to go out at a specified time
Teams - the ability to create 1 team
Multiple Deal Pipelines - the ability to create 2 deal pipelines
Templates - Unlimited templates
Sequences - Unlimited sequences
Documents - Unlimited documents
Meetings - Unlimited meeting links
Live Chat - Access to messages (live chat)
Calling - 500 minutes of calling per month
Notifications - Unlimited notifications
All these features will be available on Sales Professional, too, with much more added in, as well.
The upgraded version of HubSpot's sales tools comes with new elements and some revisions to the features you know and love.
So what are the new features?
Workflows - This is a feature which works brilliantly with the pipeline function by keeping it up-to-date and accurate. Workflows can be used for deal and task automation, as well as to assign and undertake certain tasks.
Reporting - Sales Pro users get unlimited custom reports which contain all your detailed sales information, all manageable from one dashboard. The reporting add-on will still be in effect which will give you multiple dashboards rather than one.
Predictive Lead Scoring - This feature allows you to predict leads from tasks. It analyses your keywords and SEO tasks, and existing contact lists to give a realistic expectation of how many leads it should create. This is done using a proprietary algorithm which was created by HubSpot for this exact purpose.
Smart Notifications - This is a really great feature which helps you to prioritise your outreach by highlighting which of your leads is the best for you, rather than just listing the most recent.
Products - Products is a new feature which will be added in the main HubSpot CRM. It allows you to associate a deal with the specific product you are trying to sell so that teams and managers can then create reports on product-specific data.
What's Changing?
From 1st November, there will be a few features that have previously been available to everyone but will now become Sales Pro features only. This includes:
Calling (35 hours a month)
Multiple Deal Pipelines (Unlimited)
Advanced Views
Any existing customer won't have this taken away, though. You'll be able to retain all these features for free which is great news for all you long-term users. It's only the stragglers who were late to the HubSpot party that will have this bundled in with Sales Professional in future.
HubSpot Sales Starter is available for $50 per user per month while Sales Professional is $400 per month for up to 5 users.
HubSpot are offering a fantastic early deal, which means that anyone who purchases Sales Pro before its launch on 1st November, will be able to buy it for $50 per user per month, which will continue to be your price after the launch and in the foreseeable future.
That's an unbelievable offer and if you're going to be purchasing the Pro tool anyway, then you should definitely take advantage of this while you can.
Anyone who buys ahead of time will also be able to gain access to functionalities ahead of 1st November, which is pretty sweet.
What Do We Think?
Here at Digital 22, we've been looking through all the new sales tools and we can't believe just how much new stuff there is. November will roll-out so many new additions and changes which for the most part seem like fantastic upgrades to the helpful world of sales on HubSpot. We think that Workflows and Smart Notifications, in particular, will have an amazing impact on sales analysis and making sure you're targeting the perfect buyer.
Having some previously free features become a paid option going forward is not something that sounds fantastic on the surface. However, HubSpot are making sure that none of their existing customers will be missing out, allowing us to keep those elements for free. New customers will have to pay for Sales Professional in order to gain access, but these tools were so premium in the first instance, that they should be paid for as an added feature, and we think HubSpot have made the right move in reflecting this by moving them into the Sales Professional package.
Most importantly, we think that having two separate tiers for the sales tools is a genius way of ensuring that smaller businesses get value for money. Having just the one package with all functions would deter small business owners from purchasing, and rightfully so as many of the features would be unusable, which means they would miss out on many of the helpful functions which could have a great impact on their business. We absolutely love this and we hope that more features in the future will be designed with smaller businesses in mind.
We're excited for November and the improvements that it will bring. Let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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HubSpot's NEW Release, Success And Conversations: How Will These Tools Help Marketers?
On HubSpot's Partner Day Sneak Peek Live Webinar series, HubSpot discussed upcoming new features called Success and Conversations. There's no release date as of yet since these tools are still in development, but they anticipate that they'll be ready later this year. Both products are currently being announced at Inbound in Boston. (I'm in our very lovely office, but Rikki, Andrew, Paul, Mark, and James can give us more details when they're back from Boston). So, here's what we know so far about the new Conversations and Success features.
Our Favourite HubSpot Sales Tools and Why We Love Them
Just like the old saying "behind every great man, there's a great woman", behind every great marketing agency, there's a clever marketing and sales platform tool. We're in favour of HubSpot - it's pretty ace and has definitely helped us reach the heights we're at now, with no signs of stopping.


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In pandemic year, Wrigley Rooftops give rare opportunity
by: ANDREW SELIGMAN, Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers players warm up before an opening day baseball game against the Chicago Cubs in Chicago, Friday, July 24, 2020, in Chicago. In a normal year, that would mean a sellout crowd at Wrigley Field and jammed bars surrounding the famed ballpark but in a pandemic-shortened season, it figures to be a different atmosphere. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
CHICAGO (AP) — Bottom of the first, two out.
Willson Contreras lines an RBI single against Corbin Burnes to give the Chicago Cubs an early lead over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.
The crowd cheers and, just to be clear, it's not one of those piped-in roars. Fans just beyond the ivy at Wrigley Field, up on the rooftops, are letting loose.
Though the Cubs would go on to get pounded 8-3, just seeing a game in person from high and far was a welcome diversion for Dr. Dave Barounis. While major league ballparks are off limits to the general public, Wrigley Field is one of the few spots where they can look in on the action.
"It feels really like you're getting back to normal to be able to go watch a baseball game," Barounis, an ICU physician at Advocate Christ Medical Center in suburban Oak Lawn. "It just feels like it's a natural part of what we'd normally have for summer. What we're all looking forward to is to kind of break the monotony that's been the last several months. It feels like we're getting back into the routine of things. It reminds us that things are going to get better, and better days are ahead."
Little about this pandemic delayed season is routine, with the start pushed back four months because of the coronavirus, the schedule slashed from 162 games to 60 and teams playing without spectators in the stands.
But for fans looking to see major league baseball live, there are few options besides the rooftops along Waveland and Sheffield avenues. Boston has the Bleacher Bar tucked under the center field seats at Fenway Park. San Francisco has the promenade alongside McCovey Cove.
Another possibility might have been the hotel at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, but with the Blue Jays barred by the Canadian government from playing at home because of concerns about the coronavirus, that's out.
In Chicago, tickets to the 16 rooftops come at a hefty price — about $300 to $440 compared to the usual $150. They can seat at about 200 to 250, but a 20% capacity limit has them selling 40 to 50 per game.
The available tickets are going fast with about 90% purchased, Cubs executive vice president of sales and marketing Colin Faulkner says. Team ownership has 10 of the rooftop businesses and sells for one more. Some groups buy out a rooftop and distribute only a portion of those tickets to allow for more room to social distance.
"The demand was overwhelming," Faulkner says.
Across Waveland Avenue, just beyond the left-field bleachers, Barounis was one of about 20 people on an outing with Advocate Healthcare. There were temperature checks at the entrance and reminders all around about social distancing, with some seats blocked off.
Food options are scaled down, most coming prepackaged, and served by staff instead of the usual buffet. But there are plenty of drinks as well as hand sanitizer. And the view isn't bad, either.
The warning track from left to center is blocked by the bleachers, and the large video board cuts off deep center field. But most of the action is easy to see. And sounds that would normally be drowned out can be heard.
Cheers from the home dugout are audible. And the Cubs can hear the noise coming from the rooftops.
"I think the only thing I heard was the typical Ryan Braun boos (in Friday's opener)," manager David Ross said. "I think their own team booed him when he got announced yesterday; they want to make him feel right at home. He's a pretty good sport about all that."
For Jim Landini of Dyer, Indiana, seeing the empty stands from the rooftop is "very, very bizarre."
"My whole life, I played baseball," he says. "My whole life I've been coming to games. It's a lot less energy for the players. They're competitive. They'll keep playing."
Mostly a White Sox fan, Landini came with his wife who works in human resources for Advocate. He pitched for Robert Morris University in Chicago and goes to a handful of games on both sides of the city.
"Being in the stands, it's a little more intimate," Landini said. "For me, having knowledge of baseball, I can kind of pick up on the little innuendos that go on throughout the game."
That's obviously tough to do watching from a rooftop. But after being "locked in the house for five months and not having much of a social life," he was enjoying the opportunity to see a game live — even if he wasn't in the ballpark.
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Union Day may refer to:
 "Great Union Day" on December 1, also known as "Unification Day", the national holiday of Romania
 "Union Day" on February 12 in Myanmar, commemorating the anniversary of the Panglong Agreement in 1947
 "Union Day" on April 26 in Tanzania, commemorating the unification of Zanzibar and Tanganyika in 1964

See also
 Unification Day (disambiguation)


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Maine Lakes Society's Legislative Alerts will inform you of the LD (bill) numbers of bills and their provisions which Maine Lakes is asking you to support. The alert will include instructions on how to testify and/or direct your views via emails or letters to the relevant members in the Legislature. This is a critical opportunity to express your thoughts and feelings about a given bill, but the sooner you do so, the better.
Each bill (LD) will have been referred to one of the Legislature's Joint Standing Committees (for example: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry; Labor; Taxation, etc.), which then holds a public hearing which you may attend. In addition, each bill (LD) in most instances appears on the floor of the House and Senate a total of at least six days before final passage by the Legislature.
Locate your Representative on the alphabetical listing. Click on the Representative's e-mail link. This will create a new e-mail message for you to fill out and send.
This link will take you to the U.S. Senate page where you can e-mail your state's senator.
Please include your name and address so that the legislator can respond.
Personal visits are also valuable.
Personal postcards, phone calls and well written letters all help.
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SCRANTON, Pa. -- Professionals in several fields in our area spoke about their career path to teens on Saturday.
It was part of The University of Scranton's "University of Success" program.
It helps guide teens--many of whom are about to be the first in their families to go to college--pick out careers and schools that suit them.
Newswatch 16's Sharla McBride was among the speakers at the University of Scranton.
University of Scranton Lady Royals on local talent.


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Q: Serializing link to Django object with json in Google Map infowindow I'm serializing data from my Django model into json and placing that info in an infowindow in a Google Map. It works fine thus far. But I'd like to also include a link to each actual object so that a user could click a url that takes them to the full report. I'm not sure how to accomplish this using json as I'm still getting a handle on it.
Essentially using json to provide a link in the Google Map infowindow to the actual object, which in this case is a 'Story" model. I want a link to the actual story to appear in the Google Map info window.
This is my view:
def all_stories(request):
    if not request.user.is_authenticated():
        return redirect("django.contrib.auth.views.login")
    all_stories = Story.objects.select_related().order_by('-date')
    storyJson = []
    for story in all_stories:
        storyJson.append({
            "latitude": story.latitude,
            "longitude": story.longitude,
                "headline": story.title,
                "copy": story.copy,
                'author': story.author.username,
                'topic': story.topic
        })
    return render_to_response("report/storyline.html",
                                {'stories': all_stories,
                                "story_Json":json.dumps(storyJson)},
                                context_instance=RequestContext(request))

This is the portion of the template relating to displaying the current information:
    function loadMarkers(stories){
    for (i=0;i<stories.length;i++) {
        var story = stories[i];

        (function(story) {
            var pinColor = "69f2ff";
                var pinImage = new google.maps.MarkerImage("http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chst=d_map_pin_letter&chld=S|" + pinColor,
                    new google.maps.Size(21, 34),
                    new google.maps.Point(0,0),
                    new google.maps.Point(10, 34));
          var point = new google.maps.LatLng(story.latitude, story.longitude);
          var marker = new google.maps.Marker({position: point, map: map, icon: pinImage});
          var infowindow = new google.maps.InfoWindow({
            content: '
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          });
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          });
        })(story);
    }
}

Any insight on how to accomplish this would be much appreciated.

A: Part of the answer involves something you haven't yet posted, so I will make the assumption and you can extrapolate.
All you really need to do is use a reverse() value for each story and include them in your json values. The reverse needs to point at the url that you point at the view for a single story. Lets assume your single story view looks like this:
url(r'^story/(\d+)/$', 'story.views.story_details', name="story-details")

Now as you build dict values for each story, include a reversed url:
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

host_url = "http://%s" % request.META['HTTP_HOST']

for story in all_stories:
    full_url = '%s%s' % (host_url, reverse('story-details', args=(story.id,)))
    storyJson.append({
        "latitude": story.latitude,
        "longitude": story.longitude,
            "headline": story.title,
            "copy": story.copy,
            'author': story.author.username,
        'topic': story.topic,
        'url': full_url
    })

This part is just an assumption, but I think your "info window" format might look like this:
content: '
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The rising cost of electricity has prompted many people to switch to gas-powered heating systems. Some of these people opt to install the new system without the help of a certified professional. This article discusses some of the risks you are likely to face if you choose to install the gas ducted heating system by yourself.
A layperson doing a DIY gas-ducted heating installation may not have the knowledge to determine the correct size of the furnace needed to heat his or her home. As a result, they are likely to try and "play it safe" by buying the largest unit they can find. That oversized furnace will cost you much more than is necessary for the size of your home. This means you will have wasted money yet that money could have been saved for something else like doing a kitchen renovation.
Inadvertently getting a larger or smaller heating unit than you need may result in higher operating costs. For instance, a bigger unit will burn more gas than is needed to heat the home. This will force the system to have lower duty cycles (shorter durations when the system is off) and that frequent on/off cycle will result in more wear on parts like the controller and the thermostat. You will incur higher costs of repairing or replacing worn parts.
Most DIYers are not always capable of picking the right insulation products for gas ducted heating systems. As a result, the system they install will have serious leaks that will make it hard for the family members to get the full benefits of the heating system.
Gas ducted heating systems emit some noise as they work. This is because each system has a heat exchanger that has a fan to push air through the furnace and the ducts. A wrongly-sized furnace will require a large fan and that will set you up for high noise levels as your oversized system is working.
Installing a gas ducted heating system is a big investment that should not be ruined by the limited skills of a DIY installation attempt. Get a professional to take charge of the entire process from designing the right system to installing it correctly so that you enjoy the benefits of your heating system. For a second opinion, you can always contact companies like Climatrol before you get started.


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Q: validating minlength and maxlength in md-text-float I want to validate if the user is entering an input between 4-20 characters of length into a md-text-float (angular material directive), with plain angular I would just insert the ng-minlength and ng-maxlength attributes into an  tag then validate. But in  it doesn't work. How should I validate if the text float holds the required string length and enable the submit button?
<md-text-float label="password" data-ng-model="formPassword"
                               data-ng-minlength="4" data-ng-maxlength="20" type="password" data-ng-required="true"></md-text-float>

and then enabling.
<md-button class="md-raised md-primary" data-ng-click="submitLogin()" data-ng-disabled="loginForm.$invalid">login</md-button>

A: Actually For md-text-float directive ng-minlenght and all will not work, validations are still in progress,You can see the link also
https://github.com/angular/material/issues/372
Still, if you want to validate then try to validate it in controller itself to handle validation.

A: If you want to validate material design inputs, I would suggest using md-input-group directly rather than md-text-float (which uses md-input-group internally), until it supports validation out-of-the-box. I couldn't do a plunker for you, as the site is down - will try to do later on, once the site is back up.
But to give you an idea, the html will look something like this:-

     <md-input-group>
           Email
           <md-input type="email" id="email" name="email" required maxlength="50"
                ng-model="loginVm.user.email"></md-input>
     </md-input-group>
     Please enter a valid email address.


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package org.mifos.ui.core.controller;

import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.mifos.dto.domain.ProductDetailsDto;
import org.mifos.dto.screen.ListElement;
import org.mifos.dto.screen.LoanProductFormDto;
import org.mifos.dto.screen.SavingsProductFormDto;

public class GeneralProductBeanAssembler {

    public GeneralProductBean assembleFromRefData(SavingsProductFormDto referenceData) {
        GeneralProductBean formBean = new GeneralProductBean();

        populateCategoryDropdown(referenceData.getProductCategories(), formBean);
        populateApplicableForDropdown(referenceData.getApplicableToCustomers(), formBean);
        populateStatusDropdown(referenceData.getStatusOptions(), formBean);
        defaultStartDateToToday(formBean);

        return formBean;
    }

    public GeneralProductBean assembleFromRefData(LoanProductFormDto referenceData) {
        GeneralProductBean formBean = new GeneralProductBean();

        populateCategoryDropdown(referenceData.getProductCategories(), formBean);
        populateApplicableForDropdown(referenceData.getApplicableCustomerTypes(), formBean);
        populateStatusDropdown(referenceData.getStatusOptions(), formBean);
        defaultStartDateToToday(formBean);

        return formBean;
    }

    private void defaultStartDateToToday(GeneralProductBean formBean) {
        DateTime today = new DateTime();
        formBean.setStartDateDay(today.getDayOfMonth());
        formBean.setStartDateMonth(today.getMonthOfYear());
        formBean.setStartDateYear(Integer.valueOf(today.getYearOfEra()).toString());
    }

    private void populateStatusDropdown(List<ListElement> options, GeneralProductBean formBean) {
        Map<String, String> statusOptions = new LinkedHashMap<String, String>();
        for (ListElement status : options) {
            statusOptions.put(status.getId().toString(), status.getName());
        }
        formBean.setStatusOptions(statusOptions);
    }

    private void populateApplicableForDropdown(List<ListElement> options, GeneralProductBean formBean) {
        Map<String, String> applicableForOptions = new LinkedHashMap<String, String>();
        for (ListElement customerType : options) {
            applicableForOptions.put(customerType.getId().toString(), customerType.getName());
        }
        formBean.setApplicableForOptions(applicableForOptions);
    }

    private void populateCategoryDropdown(List<ListElement> options, GeneralProductBean formBean) {
        Map<String, String> categoryOptions = new LinkedHashMap<String, String>();
        for (ListElement category : options) {
            categoryOptions.put(category.getId().toString(), category.getName());
        }
        formBean.setCategoryOptions(categoryOptions);

        if (options.size() == 1) {
            formBean.setSelectedCategory(options.get(0).getId().toString());
        }
    }

    public GeneralProductBean assembleFrom(GeneralProductBean productBean, ProductDetailsDto productDto) {
        productBean.setId(productDto.getId());
        productBean.setName(productDto.getName());
        productBean.setShortName(productDto.getShortName());
        productBean.setDescription(productDto.getDescription());
        productBean.setSelectedCategory(productDto.getCategory().toString());
        productBean.setStartDateDay(productDto.getStartDate().getDayOfMonth());
        productBean.setStartDateMonth(productDto.getStartDate().getMonthOfYear());
        productBean.setStartDateYear(Integer.valueOf(productDto.getStartDate().getYearOfEra()).toString());

        if (productDto.getEndDate() != null) {
            productBean.setEndDateDay(productDto.getEndDate().getDayOfMonth());
            productBean.setEndDateMonth(productDto.getEndDate().getMonthOfYear());
            productBean.setEndDateYear(Integer.valueOf(productDto.getEndDate().getYearOfEra()).toString());
        }

        productBean.setSelectedApplicableFor(productDto.getApplicableFor().toString());
        productBean.setSelectedStatus(productDto.getStatus().toString());

        return productBean;
    }
}


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Bogusław Żurakowski (ur. 9 lipca 1939 w Stanisławowie, zm. 1 lipca 2020 w Krakowie) – polski poeta, literaturoznawca, aksjolog, pedagog, profesor Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego.

Ukończył studia z zakresu filologii polskiej w Wyższej Szkole Pedagogicznej im. Powstańców Śląskich w Opolu (obecnie Uniwersytet Opolski), gdzie się doktoryzował w 1975 roku pod kierunkiem Doroty Simonides.

Działalność poetycka
Żurakowski debiutował w 1957 roku w Polskim Radiu i w "Odrze" wierszem Ulewa i słońce. Pierwszy zbiór utworów poetyckich Taniec bez ludzi opublikował w wieku dwudziestu trzech lat (1962), zaś dwa lata po tym fakcie Federacja PEN Clubów w Londynie przyznała Żurakowskiemu wyróżnienie.

Jego wiersze, eseje i szkice publikowane były między innymi w "Twórczości", "Więzi", "Literaturze", "Opolu", "Regionach", "Dekadzie Literackiej", "Nowych Książkach", "Odrze", "Poezji", "Twórczości", "Tygodniku Kulturalnym", "W Drodze", "Toposie", "Przeglądzie Literacko-Artystycznym", "Stronach", na antenie Polskiego Radia i Radia Wolna Europa. Utwory tłumaczone były na języki obce, między innymi: angielski, hiszpański, niemiecki, litewski, czeski, ukraiński i węgierski.

W maju 2000 roku Żurakowski czytał swoje wiersze w siedzibie ONZ w Nowym Jorku. Osobne tomy wierszy poety ukazały się w Czechach, Ukrainie i w USA.

Działalność naukowa
Po kilku latach pracy w Katedrze Literatury dla Dzieci i Młodzieży w WSP w Opolu, przeniósł się do Krakowa na Uniwersytet Jagielloński, na którym się habilitował w 1992 roku na podstawie rozprawy: Literatura – Wartość – Dziecko.

Od 1982 roku był pracownikiem naukowym Instytutu Pedagogiki Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, w latach 1996–2002 pełnił obowiązki wicedyrektora Instytutu, zaś od 2000 roku był kierownikiem Zakładu Pedagogiki Kultury.

Przedmiotem badań Żurakowskiego były zagadnienia pedagogiki kultury, a w szczególności: edukacja aksjologiczna, wychowanie przez literaturę i sztukę, komunikacja kulturowa i pedagogiczna. W zakres badań wchodzą też zagadnienia kultury dziecięcej i młodzieżowej, spontaniczna twórczość dziecka, wychowanie literackie oraz krytyka literacka.

Nagrody i członkostwo w stowarzyszeniach
Żurakowski był członkiem PEN Clubu oraz Stowarzyszenia Kultury Europejskiej (SEC). W latach 1996–2008 zasiadał w fotelu prezesa krakowskiego oddziału Stowarzyszenia Pisarzy Polskich.

Był laureatem Międzynarodowej Fundacji "Carlo Collodi" – Pinocchio 1983 za książkę W świecie poezji dla dzieci.

Wybrana twórczość

Książki poetyckie
 Taniec bez ludzi, Wyd. "Śląsk", Katowice 1962.
 Grudy ziemi, Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków 1966.
 Rysunki. Wiersze, Klub Związków Twórczych, Opole 1970 (współautor Jerzy Beski).
 Pieśń, Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków 1975.
 Słowa czasu każdego, Wydawnictwo Literackie (WL), Kraków 1975.
 Ciało i światło, W L, Kraków 1978.
 Narzecze nadziei, WL, Kraków 1980.
 Wybór poezji, WL, Kraków 1981.
 Koncert ciszy, Czytelnik, Warszawa 1984.
 Poza obiegiem, Wyd. "Miniatura", Kraków 1990.
 Znaki wodne, Wyd. "Symbol", Kraków 1993; Znaki wodne/Watermarks, Wyd. "Baran i Suszczyński", Cross – Cultural Communications, Kraków – Nowy Jork, 2000 (z ilustracjami Jerzego Feinera, tłum.  Aniela i Jerzy Gregorek).
 Światłocierń, Wyd. "Baran i Suszczyński", Kraków 1997.

 Piszę na cieniu, SPP i Wyd. "Plus", Kraków 2001.
 Podobieństwo, Księgarnia Akademicka, 2009, .

Ważniejsze publikacje naukowe, eseje
 Paradoks poezji, WL, Kraków 1981.
 W świecie poezji dla dzieci, Nasza Księgarnia, Warszawa 1981 (wznowienie, Oficyna Wyd. "Impuls", Kraków1999).
 Literatura – wartość – dziecko, Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Kraków 1992 (wznowienie, Oficyna Wyd. "Impuls", Kraków1999).
 Pedagogika kultury – Wychowanie do wyboru wartości (redakcja), Oficyna Wyd. "Impuls", Kraków 2003.
 Wartości religijne w poezji dla dzieci, w: Literatura bez granic, red. A. Baluch i H. Šmachělova, Praga 1995, s. 83-92.
 Odpowiedzialność jako wartość w literaturze odbiorcy, w: Edukacja aksjologiczna. Odpowiedzialność pedagoga, red. K. Olbrycht, Wyd. Uniwersytetu Śląskiego, Katowice 1995, s. 76-82.

Tłumaczenia twórczości B. Żurakowskiego
 Písně karlovarských pramenů, Český Těšín: SNOZA, 1999 (tłum. Libor Martinek i Lucyna Waszkowa).

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 H. J. Killmann, ´´Boguslaw Zurakowski – Bibliografie´´ Selbstverlag, Maintal 2003.
 M. Orski, Czas przestrzeni. Poezja Bogusława Żurakowskiego, w: tenże: Etos lumpa. Szkice literackie, Ossolineum, Wrocław 1978.
 K. Grela, Czy to są słowa, czy chleb, w: tenże, Kształt słowa, Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza, Warszawa 1986.
 M. Orski, "Powracać do prawd odwiecznych", w: tenże: Kontestator wśród narodowych znaków, Wydawnictwo Dolnośląskie, Wrocław 1989.

Polscy poeci
Polscy literaturoznawcy
Polscy pedagodzy
Ludzie urodzeni w Stanisławowie
Urodzeni w 1939
Wykładowcy Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Zmarli w 2020
Pochowani na Cmentarzu Komunalnym w Opolu


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Mandy stared into Josh's eyes.
Shards of building rained upon them.
Mandy dropped the detonator and walked away.
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Not the greatest partnership here – thanks for Kate Bush track too.
Well, it's better this way. Josh is a clear liability. Not even knowing the M.O.
…Seems like an extreme reaction to her music!
Well, that started my day off with a bang 🙂 Good writing–kept the tension until the moment of the blast.
Not a good time to argue. Their target could have gotten the drop on them.
Poor Josh! Oh well, guess she's moving on, and probably better off.
I got a big kick out of the title of your story. I've been by this hill many times listening to that song, although personally I'm a fan of the Placebo cover.
Miles, you distracted me from your flash with that Kate Bush clip. My 12 year old daughter is a dancer and while she's still pretty young, I get to watch the older teens dance not that differently to that clip and I see them up close, which is amazing. So, I found watching the clip quite electrifying.
Getting back to your flash, it was very well crafted with that twist at the end. I'll watch out for her. She seems more dangerous that the explosive and I like how you broke with gender stereotypes there.
It had a nice 'boom' to it!
She wasn't kidding, was she? He really should have been listening to the plan, and to her. Thanks for the Kate Bush clip — I love the song but I don't think I ever saw the video. Cool.
The twists in this story are great. I also loved the way you tied the meaning of Running Up That Hill about a couple not understanding each other to the story. But took it to a whole other level! Great story.
Story is good and the song is good too! I just knew that's what your story title was alluding to that song.
A sort of failed Bonny and Clyde moment.
And there you go! Boom says a lot.


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Islamic Movements
/ Gülen movement raises a new renaissance generation
16 minutes read
Gülen movement raises a new renaissance generation
There is a different dimension to Gülen that arouses excitement. Gülen's words are turned into action in the practical world by a community of action," says Dr. B. Jill Carroll. On a book-signing visit to Turkey for her new book about the Gülen movement titled, "A Dialogue of Civilizations: Gülen's Islamic Ideals and Humanistic Discourse," Carroll is pleased with the interest that her short 120-page book has aroused. She regards her book as a continuation of the dialogue initiated by Gülen himself. While explaining that she establishes a dialogue between an atheist like Sartre and a believer like Gülen on the basis of a sense of responsibility, Carroll states that this is just a text-based effort aiming to establish a dialogue which needs to take place in this world.
Carroll continues: "We today have atheists and believers, and we're destined to share this planet together. How will atheists and believers live together? So, I didn't want to finish that book without a textual dialogue between Gülen and an atheist."
Jill Carroll has been the director of The Boniuk Center for the Study and Advancement of Religious Tolerance at Rice University, situated in Houston, Texas, for a long time. Carroll, who gives lectures on the history of thought at the university, has found in Gülen philosophies similar to those of some philosophers of ethics ranging from Plato and Confucius to Kant and Sartre. The inner consistency of the movement, the faith in love that is fundamental to the nature of human beings and the commitment to future-oriented action have enabled her to observe a version of an embodied utopia. Carroll's experience is a warning for those who have an internal view of the movement and it is also a guide for those with an external view of it. The first virtue that Carroll learnt from the Gülen movement was patience, and she patiently answered our long and successive questions.
In what context did you encounter the Gülen movement and how did this context influence your understanding of it?
I was directing a center for religious tolerance at Rice University at the time. I think that position is what put me on the radar of the community there in Houston, Texas. That explains why I was invited to come to Turkey in the first place.
So, I guess the starting point is interfaith. That formed the glasses, if you will, or the frames through which I looked at the movement. The interfaith angle is what started me into it and continues to be the context in which I assess and experience the movement. I was interested to see how these Muslims, these Turkish Muslims, deal with people from other faiths. These are Muslims who are obviously committed, pious and observant. How do they interact with people from other faiths? So, I was observing this and just trying to see if their activity, their actions matched their words, and they did.
Let us come back to your internal context: Your previous education and studies should have a say in how you perceived the movement. In fact, in your book you put Gülen in a dialogue with Confucius, Sartre and Plato. This relates to your internal context.
For 20 years at the university I have mostly taught courses that are broadly historical, like the history of intellectual thought. We call these classes in America "from Plato to NATO." You develop a capacity to see broad themes across centuries, across cultures from China to Africa. When I first began to read the ideas of Mr. Gülen, I immediately sought connections. I sought points of connection between his ideas from a Muslim Turkish context and those of Confucius or those of Sartre on certain key issues. It is because of my own training and my teaching experience that I seek things in this way. I am a generalist; I am someone who easily sees the forest. Other people are oriented to see the trees and leaves and the tiny details.
In Gülen you found somebody from a tradition that is not your own thinking in ways that do not belong to his own tradition. What does this mean to a generalist like you?
It is very exciting because in someone like Gülen you not only find the thinker who is thinking the thoughts of Plato but within a Muslim context or saying the words of Confucius but as his own. There is that, but there is also this community of activism that is bringing these things to life in the practical world. It is one thing to be a philosopher; it is another thing to be an activist, and it was weird to find those two things in one man.
You have already had the Platonic dialogue as a theory in your mind. What is different in the Gülen movement's dialogic activities?
I think the dialogue that we see in the movement of people inspired by Gülen is more similar to not what Socrates or Plato did, but what Aristotle did. Aristotle in his school encouraged his students to dialogue with the world, to engage the world, to get outside of the comfortable environment and learn about others and educate themselves in that way. That comes close in spirit to what this community and Mr. Gülen is speaking about. I think the term dialogue is a very rich and very pregnant term in the way that Gülen speaks of it. The emphasis on education itself, it is a part of this dialogue. Education, by definition, means that you dialogue with ideas that you've never heard of before. You engage with notions, concepts, theories and perspectives that are foreign to you, and you open yourself to them. You broaden yourself to receive them, and to learn from them. So, by definition, education is dialogue. The emphasis on the schools, the blending of the spiritual values with science and knowledge, is a kind of dialogue that takes it beyond what most people think of.
There is another mode of dialogue that has to do with overall engagement with the world. This is important because it is coming from a spiritual tradition. With Mr. Gülen there is a kind of Sufism overlay. He is not a Sufi sheikh; there is not a brotherhood. But there is a Sufi overlay, and many religions have these traditions where the real spiritual leaders separate from the world. They go and live out by themselves in the forest, in a cave or in the desert. But Gülen says: "OK, there is paradise and we must think eternally, but we do that best by engaging with the world." This is a dialogue with the world through business, through community, through service, through contribution and being in the world and improving it and contributing to it. So, all of these things, I think, play a role in this overall definition of dialogue. That's why I saw it as a very pregnant term.
Do you foresee a future that this dialogue will lead to a new way of thinking, a new renaissance, maybe? Can this lead to a new generation of Aristotles being born?
I think that it can. You already see Gülen articulating this new ideal person, this renaissance person. Sometimes you see Gülen say that I'm writing this book or this message, but it is not for today's readers, it is for the readers 25 years from now. He's very future oriented, and the idea is that there is a kind of humanity that we're building. This is a new humanity of people that whatever their identity is, they also have this capacity to be global. This is going to be a renaissance person in a new way. This person is proficient in many different things, comfortable in multiple environments, not threatened by other people's identity, not threatened by other people's belief, comfortable, empowered, willing to work, able to work. That's the new humanity, and I think we see it in business, in education, in communication, we see it in many places. I think it can create a whole new way of living and being.
People who built their identities on threat perception will be threatened by this movement. How do you observe their responses?
I think it's true to say that in many instances we found our identity over other identities. I don't think it is the monopoly of the West. I think we see this throughout the world and throughout history. Strong identities have been created by identifying others as a threat and saying we must come together to fight them. I'm thinking of the thought of the very famous Jewish philosopher Martin Buber, who speaks about the I-thou relationship acknowledging that there is difference, that we are different people and yet there is a quality of relationship that can be ahead. I think the failure of the West on this is not so much a failure of the Enlightenment values or liberal values. It's a failure to achieve them. Modernity is an achievement, and we have failed to achieve it. We have to acknowledge the failure to live up to these values and see why we've failed. This is where I think Gülen is right: "We sacrificed our understanding of human beings on the altar of science and technology." There are plenty of resources from the multiple religious and philosophical traditions to rehabilitate this relationship between the "I" and the "other." We just have to take advantage of them.
Some people here didn't like your comparison between Sartre and Gülen. How do you see this criticism and the fact that you find similarities between Sartre and Gülen?
I know that the term humanism is problematic. This is why I spent a few pages at the beginning of my book explaining my use of that term and putting this term in its proper historical context. The term "secular humanism" has a very short history, only a few hundred years. Humanism, on the other hand, has a history of 2,500 years. You have humanists who are non-theistic, but you also have pietistic humanists. Al-Gazzali was a humanist. Gülen, I argue, is a humanist. He's a pietistic humanist. He's saying because Allah/God has made us the way we're made, we must be God's deputies or vicegerents in the world. God has made us to take responsibility for the world. Sartre, as a secular humanist, says there is no God; whatever happens in the world is because we've done it. Therefore, we must take responsibility. Coming from completely different perspectives, both of them end up in this moment of saying we, as human beings, must take responsibility for the world. The bottom line is this: Sartre was an atheist; Gülen is a believer. We today have atheists and believers, and we're destined to share this planet together. How will atheists and believers live together? So, I didn't want to finish that book without a textual dialogue between Gülen and an atheist.
What is the message of Gülen's sense of responsibility to the pop culture generation?
I think the message to this pop culture world has to be one of being awakened. Wake up! To wake up to your humanity and in pop culture, it involves becoming awake to how we're manipulated by advertising, by targeted marketing, by music, by art, by all these fashion trends; how we are reduced, especially in the West, to being consumers. We are walking wallets and we are manipulated and we don't realize that we are being manipulated. So, the message of Gülen is "Be awake."
In Gülen, we find a sense of responsibility that is actually surpassing the self. Don't you find this caring about the other to the extent of forgetting the self a utopian one?
It can be utopian, but I don't see them in contradiction. I don't see a contradiction because Gülen is in the language of altruism, service, voluntary servicing and self-giving. There can be no self-giving if there is no self to give. The self to give must be a self worth giving, a self that when given, blesses the world. So there actually is a great deal of emphasis on self-cultivation in the spiritual community of Gülen. This is a kind of self-giving that can come on the basis of a very carefully cultivated self that is strong enough to give, to give it all and expect nothing in return.
Well, it clearly contradicts the materialist culture. Living in this materialistic world didn't it come to you that this is too good to be true?
Yes, yes, I kept thinking, I kept saying those exact words. This can't be true, this can't be real. There must be a catch. I was suspicious because I'm cynical. We live in a world in which people take advantage of others and people can pretend to be one thing, but in that being something else, especially in religion. So, I was very suspicious. But by the time I had visited the community in over 40 cities in eight countries, I see it is consistent. Even though it is very decentralized, I see that it is very consistent. So, I believe it. I think it is real.
What about a secret political agenda? There are those who claim that education and business activities will lead to political power in the end.
By definition, being humanistic means being engaged in the world of humans. This is not a separatist, otherworldly movement focused on the eternal. It's a movement focused on now, on building the world for now, for today. So, in that sense, yes it is a broadly humanistic vision which includes impact in the social political realm. That is not to say, though, that Gülen and the movement have some sort of sinister secret plan to overthrow. I don't see it as anything remotely like an ideology that wants to take over, that has the ambition to take over politically. Instead, it is a movement creating a certain kind of person who will be living and active in the world.
You said that you think the term "movement" is a problematic term.
Yes, I don't like it.
Wouldn't "school of thought" work?
I think it's creating a school of thought. I mean it is a way of being. It's a paradigm. It's a paradigm of thought and being, of thought and behavior. I'd say it's a paradigm.
How come a movement that organizes the International Turkish Language Olympiads also appeals to the Kurds?
On the one hand the Kurdish people are just another group of people, and the message of tolerance appeals to them as it appeals to anyone. You see evidence of that; you see that the movement is active in Kurdish areas. It has schools there. In fact there was a case study about the movement's schools managing to marginalize the [Kurdistan Workers' Party] PKK around Mardin. So you see the activities there are very consistent with the message. At the same time there is a kind of pride in Turkey. As an outsider I read Gülen and I see him holding up the sultans as ideals, as people we have to emulate. He is proud of his country. He loves his country. I see him as someone who is speaking from his context. He is Turkish, and he believes that the Turkish brand of Islam has retained its spiritual grounding in a way that the other interpretations have not. I think he is very conscious that he is from Turkey. And he has a responsibility for that. Turkey has a role to play and I think it is very right of him to come out and make these statements about the Freedom Flotilla, to make the statements about terrorism because his is a voice of wisdom. Turkey needs guidance right now because Turkey has a role to play. He is Turkish, but he has a global role, too. He is doing both. And Turkey is going to be a superpower. I really believe that. I am not a political scientist, but I believe this.
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A 2017 Wall Street Journal study found that it is very, very difficult for employers to find employees with the soft skills they need. But what if employers are looking for soft skills and don't see them? The vast majority of medium and large employers in the US, UK and Canada use applicant tracking systems.
More employers say it's harder to find hard work than labor.
Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) allow employers to post new jobs online and manage the hundreds of job seekers who typically respond to each job posting. No recruiter reviews hundreds of applications.
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Faced with the need to distinguish between hundreds of applicants for each online job opening, employers have added many new job requirements, most of which are technical in nature.
According to Burning Glass, the multitude of skills required in job descriptions are now dominated by technical skills, rather than the cognitive and soft skills that are combined for almost every profession.
The predominance of technical skills in job descriptions probably reflects the fact that it is easier to formulate 10 technical job requirements than 10 different ways to describe problem-solving or communication skills. Because if they don't have those technical skills, they won't pass the TSA filter. And if they don't pass the ATS filter, they are virtually invisible to employers.
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Does this mean there is a soft skills shortage or that all millennials are latecomers, disorganized and poor communicators? Punctual, organized, articulate millennials who employers like to see follow the rules and finish their studies.
But because almost all colleges and universities continue to live in a bubble, hovering over the mundane concerns of the job market, and because they continue to believe that the role of higher education is to prepare students for the fifth job.
The colleges have not made a serious effort to provide students with a last mile technical education. So all the millennials are gone.
First, all millennials should have an opportunity to be considered for employers through technical training.
Second, employers should avoid the tyranny of a keyword-based filter at the top of the recruitment funnel. For example, employers should seek advice from their ATS providers. B. Taleo (Oracle), they need to use new technologies that allow them to filter (and search) by skills rather than keywords.
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Gyro's founder, Anand Sharma, seems pretty happy when we meet at the Mill, a hip coffee shop known for its $4 toasts in San Francisco's NOPA district. It's a rare sunny day in the city, and his startup is growing.
The self-monitoring platform with an elegant user interface has been extended with a genetic and step counting component, and soon with a blood recording component. It has also obtained a small amount of angel funding from key investors like Keyvon Bakpour, founder of Periscope.
Even Jack Dorsey started using a gyroscope, he tells me. Sharma has been in office for more than two years! At the time he called it AprilZero, but the idea grew to include friends and soon anyone who wanted to follow themselves through a series of health and wellness measures.
The plan now includes where you go, what you eat, how many times a year you walk and how much time you spend looking at the screen in front of you.
Sharma is currently working on his next big project.
The platform looks like a spin-off of Quantified Motion, a technology that combines physical activity with personal data to help you improve your life in some mental or physical way. But Sharma rejects this suggestion.
I don't want to put myself in that category, he says. Especially since these guys are a little weird. He's not wrong. The movement, also called life recording, conjures up images of people wearing six different health bracelets, having sensors on their heads and measuring every little thing they do in every part of their lives, which is sometimes very unclear.
But Mr Sharma, who we have already talked about when he started working on the platform, shaped it from the beginning. Gyroscope now in the App Store!
He thought about the components of performance, e.g. B. the amount of time you spend online each day, and made the platform a little more competitive so you could compare the number of steps you took with your friends on the platform.
This summer also saw the launch of a feature called Insights, an AI component designed to help you make connections between certain behaviors and what you capture on the platform. Sharma explains to me that the system would work by drawing these links and then sending push notifications to motivate and remind those using Gyroscope to do something related to their goals.
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