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Amazon Briefing // November 18, 2021 ■ 7 min read
Amazon Briefing: Why the U.K. has become fertile ground for Amazon's hybrid retail concepts
By Saqib Shah
Ivy Liu
This is the latest installment of the Amazon Briefing, a weekly Modern Retail column about the ever-changing Amazon ecosystem. To receive it in your inbox every week, sign up here.
After steadily increasing its physical footprint in the U.K., Amazon is reportedly plotting an aggressive expansion.
Rumors have been swirling for over a year about its plans to enlarge its footprint of convenience stores across the pond. A recent report suggests it is eyeing opening 260 new cashierless locations before the end of 2024. With the new stores, Amazon would considerably bolster its local presence as it invades the turf of Britain's biggest supermarkets Tesco and Sainsbury's.
Amazon ostensibly set the wheels in motion on its U.K. expansion this year after witnessing strong sales during the pandemic. The country provides a hospitable market for Amazon's retail concepts — aimed at bridging the worlds of physical and online commerce — due to strong e-commerce penetration and a logistically-friendly operating environment, according to experts.
The U.K. has become a major hub of Amazon's international brick and mortar expansion. The e-commerce giant currently operates 17 brick and mortar locations in the U.K. including seven Amazon Fresh stores with cashierless technology, the first of its kind Amazon Salon and its sole 4-Star stores outside of the U.S., located in shopping malls in London and Kent, about 18 miles south-east of the capital. Before this year, its local presence was limited to the eight Whole Foods stores in London that pre-dated its acquisition of the upmarket grocery chain in 2017.
Why England has become such an important testing ground for Amazon is likely thanks to local shopping patterns. "20% of the U.K. exclusively shops online," Mark James, head of Europe at e-commerce ad platform Perpetua, said. "Still, a further 80% are hybrid shoppers that also frequent supermarkets. This mix makes the U.K. a great testing ground for Amazon's retail strategy."
Over the past several months, Amazon has effectively doubled its U.K. retail footprint after a banner year for local sales in which its revenue jumped by 51% to a record $26.5 billion. The new locations further beef up its sprawling logistics infrastructure.
Amazon U.K. by the numbers:
$26.5 billion in sales in 2020
55,000 employees
82% sales growth between 2018 to 2020
21 fulfillment centers, of a total of 41 in the EU
17 brick and mortar locations
Experts I spoke with believe that Amazon has big plans in store for the U.K. after witnessing tremendous local growth that has outpaced most of its other markets. Amazon's sales in the country grew by 82% in the two years from 2018 to 2020, compared to 64.5% in the U.S., 48.7% in Germany and 87.7% in the rest of the world. According to analysis firm Kantar, 55% of U.K. households were signed up to Amazon Prime at the end of last year.
"I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon launches physical department stores in the U.K. as it's reportedly planning to do in the U.S.," said Elaine Kwon, a partner at Kwontified, an e-commerce management and software company. The bigger stores will represent a culmination of its hybrid strategy on a grander scale, she added.
Amazon's goal has been to bring elements of the online shopping experience into its physical stores in an effort to turn more customers into e-commerce converts, explained Kwon — who spent two years working in the e-commerce giant's fashion division. She pointed to its use of QR codes at its book stores, review-oriented product curation at its 4-star concept, walk out tech at its Go stores and augmented reality-infused salon. Kwon expects much of that tech to combine in its biggest locations.
"The U.K. department stores may still be a few years out, but it's snapping up real estate in the country as we speak," Kwon said.
Indeed, Amazon has been on a property buying spree of late in preparation for an uptick in demand ahead of Christmas. The company had signed leases on 18 warehouse letting deals by the summer, accounting for 17% of total lettings in the U.K., according to Property Week.
While most of the deals were for smaller facilities, it was also in talks to open a 737,000s square-foot temporary distribution center at a site formerly owned by defunct department store Debenhams. In all, Amazon operates 21 fulfillment centers in the U.K. and was on track to employ a total of 55,000 workers by the end of the year.
The country also provides a more hospitable environment from a logistical perspective versus larger European markets, according to James. Compared to the likes of France and Germany, the U.K. has a denser population in a smaller geographic area. This makes its easier to set up a delivery infrastructure that can reach its biggest commercial cities, from London to Birmingham to Manchester to Liverpool, James noted.
"The U.K. allows Amazon to test out its retail concepts in a way that is easy to execute," James said.
Is Amazon's gaming flywheel finally starting to turn?
Like every other big tech company, Amazon is trying to crack gaming. But, the major difference between Amazon and the likes of Facebook and Apple is that Amazon already has a massive window into the industry courtesy of Twitch. The livestreaming platform has 30 million daily active viewers who watch roughly 1.86 billion hours of content per month.
What's more, every Prime member has access to Prime Gaming perks such as a Twitch channel subscription, free in-game content and PC games. As a result, brands are increasingly advertising on Twitch in an effort to reach its younger user base of highly-engaged gamers. Pizza Hut recently told me that it is shifting more ad dollars away from TV and out-of-home to esports and Twitch in an attempt to court gen Z and millennial customers. More on that later this week on Modern Retail.
But, Twitch isn't the only facet of Amazon's gaming ambitions. The company has made recent investments in its ecosystem as it looks to bring more gamers as well as advertisers — and is even recruiting developers to design games for its Amazon Game studio.
To make Twitch ads less disruptive than pre-roll or mid-roll ads, Amazon in August announced a new type of ad that shows up under or around somebody's live video. The "stream display ads" last for 10 seconds and can't be minimized or closed. Twitch said that it won't show more than eight of the ads per hour.
Amazon's own game development arm is also making headway after a rocky start plagued by delays and abandoned projects. A quick glance at Twitch's most viewed games chart last month revealed that New World, a massive multiplayer online fantasy title developed by Amazon Games, was sitting in fourth position with about 87 million views.
But, the company has its work cut out for it if it wants to maintain that initial interest. Since the game's launch in late September, Amazon has rolled out multiple updates, shut down its in-game economy and banned thousands of cheaters. In the most part, its actions are par for the course for any open-world online game.
Meanwhile, Amazon is using Amazon Web Services to power Luna, its cloud game streaming service that competes with Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass and Google Stadia. All of the above products are part of Amazon's gaming flywheel, Dave Fildes, director of investor relations, said on the company's third quarter earnings call in late October. Amazon is investing an additional $1 billion on games, music and video in its fourth quarter. It's clearly trying to grease up the wheel to get it to spin even faster.
Amazon news to know:
Amazon will stop accepting Visa credit cards issued in the U.K. starting 19 January, 2022. It said it took the decision as the high cost of Visa's payments were hurting businesses' ability "to provide the best prices for customers."
A former Amazon Web Services executive, Cindy Warner, who is suing the company for workplace discrimination, claims she faced pay discrimination and an underlying culture of sexism and homophobia. Amazon said it had conducted a thorough investigation and "found her allegations to be unsubstantiated."
Amazon has launched an investigation into a seller in India after police arrested two men accused of smuggling marijuana through the e-commerce platform. Reuters reports that local law enforcement allege that the Amazon marketplace was used for 1,000 kilograms of marijuana sales worth $148,000.
What we covered:
Multiple DTC brands are kicking off their Black Friday deals earlier this year, taking a page out of the books of big box retailers who got things started months in advance of the shopping event in 2020.
While many businesses may have been caught off-guard by Apple's iOS privacy changes, they're making sure not to repeat that mistake by shoring up first-party data well ahead of Google's deathblow to third-party cookies.
Walmart believes low to mid-single digit inflation gave its business a boost during its third fiscal quarter, with grocery and total sales up nearly 10% and 4.3% year-over-year, respectively.
Amazon Briefing
Amazon Briefing: In a bid to offer the best prices, some sellers say Amazon is getting overzealous
January 26, 2023 ■ 6 min read
Some sellers — particularly those that sell collectibles — claim that Amazon's seemingly automated program that tries to keep merchants listing their prices at the most competitive rates has gone too far. While Amazon hasn't divulged the way it enforces its competitive pricing policy, some sellers see the program as both overzealous and a black box.
With RxPass, Amazon is looking for new ways to grow its pharmacy business
Launched on Tuesday, Amazon's new RXPass will offer treatments for more than 80 common health conditions at an additional $5 fee. Experts told Modern Retail this new subscription drug offering signals an acknowledgment of Amazon's evolving customer base.
Amazon Briefing: Returns and fees are squeezing third-party apparel brands
Apparel brands face higher return rates than most any other category on Amazon. And that makes running a profitable business even more difficult, according to brands and agencies.


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Building and Growing an Agile Marketing Team with Andrea Fryrear
This year, our special guest star on all things agile marketing, Andrea Fryrear, will be providing agile marketing newbies with a monthly step-by-step guide to their first year as an agile marketer. This post is the second in the series. Enjoy!
Football coaches have a hard job. When building a team, they juggle salary caps, player egos, owner demands, fan expectations, and the technical requirements of running a huge team.
They could bet their whole salary cap on a handful of exceptional athletes, risking their season if their players suffer a few poorly timed injuries. Or they may have to fill an empty position instead of drafting a rising star with the wrong skills.
When there's a toxic presence on the team, they're responsible for helping them find the exit, sometimes in the face of serious external resistance from fans and owners.
On an Agile marketing team, managers operate in much the same way.
They juggle a steady stream of input (We need more content! Hire someone who can code! There's a hiring freeze! Nobody who eats onions in their lunch!) and still have to act in the best interests of the team.
I've never been a football coach, but building an Agile team can feel just as daunting as drafting next year's Super Bowl champions.
In this second installment of our year-long guide to rocking your first year of Agile marketing, we tackle the importance of the team and its members. We'll look at what it takes to be an Agile marketer, why you should be prepared to hire and fire at the right times, and how leaders affect Agile teams.
(If you missed Chapter One in this series, you may want to review it now: Take the First Step On Your Agile Marketing Journey)
Characteristics of Agile Marketers
Agile marketers don't all look alike. There's no secret handshake or tattoo that helps us identify one another (although that might be useful). Like any group, you'll find variation among our ranks.
But there are seven traits that successful Agile marketers share:
1. T-shaped
2. Cross-functional
3. Adaptable
4. Curious
5. Entrepreneurial
6. Team-oriented
7. Committed to excellence
Not every team member has to possess every one of these characteristics, but the more you can get in each new hire the more power your team will have to take care of business. Let's look at each of these in turn.
1. The T-Shaped Agile Marketer
Marketers who are T-shaped are said to understand most aspects of marketing at a basic level (the horizontal line at the top of the "T") while having deep expertise in one area of specialization (the vertical line in center).
Image source: Moz.com
You may be among those who scoff at the existence of such marketers, but I can assure you that they're real. They may not be plentiful, but that's all the more reason to work hard to find them and entice them to stick around as long as possible.
Pay them what they're worth and put them on an Agile team, and you'll be amazed at what T-shaped marketers can pull off.
2. How to Hire For Cross-Functionality
Cross-functional marketers are often compared to T-shaped ones, and they are similar. But marketers who are cross-functional are more likely to possess skills outside of traditional marketing disciplines.
When looking for more cross-functional team members, look for skills like:
● HTML/CSS
● Analytics/Business Intelligence/Marketing Operations
● Website management or CMS expertise
● Graphic design
● Statistics and/or audience research
These functions are often tangential to the work of a marketing team, but if you can find a team member who can perform them while also contributing to core marketing campaigns, you've scored a first round draft pick.
It's this wide-ranging skill set that lets him or her chip in on just about any kind of project, which in turn increases an Agile team's velocity. The math isn't complicated; when you don't have to wait on external resources, you get more done in less time.
3. Adaptable Agile Chameleons
Agile marketers are like versatile football players who can play both offense and defense; they can apply their skills in a multitude of situations.
Because let's face it: having a diverse skill set doesn't help if you can't see its applications.
From demand generation to customer experience to lead nurturing, agile marketers are chameleons who move from one environment to the next with little disruption in output. They often display a well-developed understanding of the professional environment that suits them best, which helps them find the most productive spot in whatever situation they're in.
4. Curiosity Never Hurt an Agile Cat
You don't get continuous improvement from a team that lacks curiosity. They need to constantly ask, "What if?"
● What happens if I change this meeting?
● How could we engage with our audience a little better?
● Are we really doing the right work at the right time?
They don't break things just for the sake of breaking, but they are genuinely interested in the results of experiments.
5. The Entrepreneurial Mentality
Traditional marketers follow orders, but Agile marketers won't have their work dictated to them. This means they need to take initiative for forming campaigns and projects based on the stated business value visible in the backlog.
For some, this is terrifying, but those who operate in the Agile spirit will delight in inventing new ways to deliver results.
An entrepreneurial spirit serves to guide them toward groundbreaking ways of thinking that can improve the team's process and its output.
6. Supermen Need Not Apply
Some marketers take Don Draper as their patron saint; they like to swoop in at the last minute with a big idea and save the day.
These people find Agile teams difficult, because an Agile environment rewards group success, not personal heroics. As Jeff Sutherland puts it in Scrum:
"A team that depends on regular heroic actions to make its deadlines is not working the way it's supposed to work."
Balancing this team-centric mindset with an entrepreneurial approach to problem-solving can be challenging, which is why team norms are so important in an Agile environment (more about this shortly).
7. Totally Excellent, Dude!
Agile marketing allows us to produce more work in less time, but we shouldn't be content to just create more average stuff.
To get the most out of an Agile approach, we need to embrace it as a way to produce better, more effective, more impactful marketing.
To succeed, therefore, Agile marketers need to be fully committed to doing the best work they can. "Best" doesn't mean "100% perfect," because perfect is the enemy of done and it will mess up your workflow every time.
What it does mean is that Agile marketers find a way to do the best possible work in the time available to them. They're not OK with delivering shoddy campaigns just so they can finish before the Sprint is over.
Hiring (and Firing) the Right People
When you're looking to hire new members of your Agile team, keep those seven characteristics in mind.
But what about the people already on your team?
I was so jazzed for my first Agile marketing transformation that I wasn't prepared for how some of my team members reacted. It turns out the transition to Agility can be tough, just like any change.
In The End of Marketing As We Know It, Sergio Zyman, the former head of marketing at Coca-Cola, talked about his own attempts to institute change within a marketing team that was attached to the status quo:
"People are comfortable with what's familiar. Some may even personalize this shift, thinking that you are rejecting them along with the old-style marketing."
When people personalize change in this way, a common reaction is to hoard information.
This practice makes them feel more valuable, but it hinders communication and Agility. Sadly, information hoarders need to leave the team. They've shown they're more interested in ensuring their own indispensability than in helping the team or the company.
Remember that while it's deeply team-centric, Agile marketing doesn't work without Agile marketers. You may have to make tough cuts, but they'll make your team stronger in the long run.
Google's Research into Team Norms
The People Analytics team at Google recently undertook a massive study of how teams inside Google functioned. They scoured the academic literature, interviewed Google employees, and diagrammed the complicated interrelationships between teams.
They found that there was no magic recipe for a high-performing team. Each one had its own unique makeup, but they did share five norms that allowed them to excel:
1. Teams need to believe their work is important.
2. Teams need to feel their work is personally meaningful.
3. Teams need clear goals and defined roles.
4. Team members need to know they can depend on one another.
5. Most importantly, teams need psychological safety.
All of these norms are necessary on Agile teams to create the optimum environment for true Agility, but psychological safety is the most important. In The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, Amy Edmondson defined the concept as follows:
Psychological safety is a "shared belief, held by members of a team, that the group is a safe place for taking risks." It is "a sense of confidence that the team will not embarrass, reject, or punish someone for speaking up...It describes a team climate characterized by interpersonal trust and mutual respect in which people are comfortable being themselves."
Imagine a team that enjoys psychological safety conducting a Sprint Retrospective meeting, then imagine the same meeting with a team whose members feel unsafe sharing their thoughts and opinions.
The former will be far more productive in identifying opportunities to improve their process, while the latter is likely to resort to finger-pointing and get little out of the meeting.
Psychological safety not only increases a team's morale and productivity, it's a prerequisite for Agility.
Creating Psychological Safety on Agile Teams
Team leaders foster psychological safety and other team-building norms by modeling these behaviors in their own interactions with the team even, and especially, when it would be easy not to do so.
In reviewing his exhaustive research on the topic in Better, Faster, Smarter, Charles Duhigg puts it this way:
"There are always good reasons for choosing behaviors that undermine psychological safety. It is often more efficient to cut off debate, to make a quick decision, to listen to whoever knows the most and ask others to hold their tongues. But a team will become an amplification of its internal culture, for better or worse. Study after study shows that while psychological safety might be less efficient in the short run, it's more productive over time."
Agile team members foster psychological safety by sharing control of the team with our teammates.
We demonstrate that we're actually listening by repeating what someone just said and responding respectfully. If a teammate seems upset, we react with compassion instead of pretending nothing is wrong.
By ceding control to the group and consistently displaying our empathy, even when it's hard to do, we create a stronger, more Agile team environment.
There IS an "I" in Team
Ok so there's not really an "I" in "team," but there are two in "Agile marketing team." The people who make up an Agile team have a major impact on its success or failure, which means, like their counterparts in professional football, marketing management sometimes has to make hard choices.
Managers establish team norms that will either promote or discourage psychological safety and Agility.
If there are marketers holding the team back, managers are the ones who have to decide how to tackle the situation.
Picking the right lineup may take time, but like all things Agile, it should be a process of continuous improvement. Each team member should make things a little bit better until you've got a tight-knit Agile dream team that any coach would envy.
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Q: Tkinter Make My Pop Up Window in Middle of the Screen I am trying to make my Tkinter pop up window show up in the middle of the screen. I've seen this page and also this video. However, I have been unable to accomplish this. The video is actually a demontration to get the application to show up in the middle of the screen (which I have working). I thought I'd just be able to change the variables to apply the same idea to my pop up window, but I'm doing something wrong. My code is as follows (learned from the video):
from tkinter import *
#this portion works, makes the application show up in the middle of the screen
window = Tk()
window_width = 500
window_height = 500
windowDim = str(window_width) + 'x' + str(window_height)
window.geometry(windowDim)
screen_width = window.winfo_screenwidth()
screen_height = window.winfo_screenheight()
xcord = (screen_width / 2) - (window_width / 2)
ycord = (screen_height / 2) - (window_height / 2)
window.geometry(f'{window_width}x{window_height}+{int(xcord)}+{int(ycord)}')

#this pop up window does not show up in the middle of the application
def pop():
    top = Toplevel(window)
    top_width = 200
    top_height = 200
    topDim = str(top_width) + 'x' + str(top_height)
    top.geometry(topDim)
    top.title("Hi")
    movex = (window_width / 2) - (top_width / 2)
    movey = (window_height / 2) - (top_height / 2)
    top.geometry(f'{top_width}x{top_height}+{int(movex)}+{int(movey)}')
    popLabel = Label(top, text = "Ok")
    popLabel.place(relx = 0.5,rely=0.5,anchor = 'center')

I am trying to get everything in the middle.  Application shows up in the middle of the screen, the pop up window shows up in the middle of the application, and the label shows up in the middle of the pop up window. Everything should be both vertically and horizontally centered.

A: Your main code is perfect as the video in this link suggests. Now the problem with the popup window is that you are calculating the center of the popup window from the width of the window and not the width of the screen (since you said that you want everything on the center of the screen).
If your screen is 1600x900 then,
your main window(500x500) will start at 1050x700.
For the pop up you are doing this,

movex=(500/2) - (200/2) = 250 - 100 = 100

movey=(500/2) - (200/2) = 250 - 100 = 100

final geometry = (200x200)+100+100

(this will be towards the top left corner of screen)
But it should be like this
final geometry = (200x200) + (xcord + 100) + (ycord + 100)
For any subsequent windows within this window, the adjustment should be added to the previous windows top-left coordinates.

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There's no doubt that debate about the IoT and its direction has risen from being a specialist subject to near the top of the boardroom agenda for many companies in just a few years. Amongst all the white noise, death-by-powerpoint presentations and sometimes desperate posturing by peripheral vendors to generate IoT-relevant marketing, it's sometimes difficult to see the actual reality behind the virtual smoke and mirrors.
Alun Lewis, IoT Now's editor, recently sat down with Philip Cole, European sales director and co-founder of Wireless Logic, to look more closely at where all this growth was coming from – and where it was heading; how his company was moving even more deeply into the added services offering; and the optimum strategies that both IoT solution vendors and their customers should adopt to fully exploit the emerging IoT terrain.
IoT Now: Philip, it's just over a year since we last had an insight into what you were up to. How was 2015 for you and Wireless Logic?
Philip: There are as wide a set of answers to that question as there are facets of the IoT universe! Taking a purely quantitative perspective first, in raw connectivity terms we've seen growth in the order of hundreds of percent in Europe alone and now support well over two million subscriptions through our close partnerships with many network operators covering that continent. Similarly scaled increases can also be seen in the sheer amounts of data that we're hauling for customers – and that literally signals some interesting shifts in IoT and M2M application profiles that illustrate how content is also becoming part of the IoT service mix. We also made what we think will be some strategically beneficial acquisitions, such as SIM Service in Denmark, while also simultaneously broadening and deepening our relationships with a range of system integrators, resellers and market-specific solution providers. On the last point, via those relationships, we now have access to a 'virtual' salesforce of around four and a half thousand people working for around 1500 solutions providers of all shapes and sizes across the continent, many of them deeply knowledgeable about particular territories, technologies and industry and business sectors.
Taking a wider viewpoint, I'd also say that 2015 was the year that the IoT started to reach a critical mass in a number of different ways. Firstly, general awareness has started rising steeply. Whereas a year or two ago you'd have got a vaguely blank look from the average man or woman in the street if you'd used the terms M2M or IoT, many people now have been exposed to at least some aspect of it via their Connected Cars, Smart Energy and Smart Homes – or are even just finding that some of their new devices have started 'talking' to each other without any human intervention. This recognition is now starting to affect consumer decision-making where white goods, cars, home security systems and other assets are concerned and that in turn is pulling even more manufacturers, service support companies and retailers into the IoT community.
The other corollary of growing awareness on both sides of the vendor/consumer mix is that many different types of company are now reexamining their business models and looking at how they can turn products into services – the so-called 'servitisation' strategy.
effectively using the IoT to create a new 'instrument', as it might be called in the financial sector, and in a growing number of sectors, traditional manufacturers who still rely on one-off product sales will find longer term business increasingly tough and revenue sources even more intermittent. Behind everything should lie the vision of connected customers as living human beings – not just connected devices and assets.
IoT Now: How are these shifts and changes actually translating into projects out in the field – and what demands are customers making as they seek to IoT-ise their businesses?
Philip: Probably one critical issue that I touched on in an earlier answer is the sheer diversity of the projects and application areas that we're involved with. In that context, many of the companies – and people – that we work with tend to come from a hardware/product background. That's why our approach of offering flexible but structured service bundles to them, along with appropriate SLAs obviously, makes their entry into the IoT world much more straightforward and understandable for them.
One increasingly key aspect of this involves not just the diversity of the business sectors, but also the current expansion in connectivity options. We've always been bearer agnostic, to use the technical term, and we find many clients needing a mix that often include both wireless or wireline options to ensure redundancy in mission or enterprise-critical applications such as electronic Point of Sale systems.
In terms of cellular technologies, it's been interesting to see some of our customers starting to use 3G and particularly 4G access in some of their IoT applications where content delivery is part of their business – such as regularly updating digital advertising and signage in shops and malls. We're also seeing this play out in the telematics and logistics sector as well with dashboard cameras increasingly being fitted to lorries and public transport. Those images or footage need to be captured and stored and can sometimes end up as invaluable evidence in court cases.
NB-IoT. Once again, we're fully able to support these on our connectivity management platform – and the still important and relevant satellite option – as well. As I said, many of our customers don't care about the underlying technology as such – they just want to be sure that wireless connectivity won't limit their deployment of devices or trackable assets and that they've got the equivalent of five bars of signal strength, or another connectivity option instantly available to fall back upon should one go down for any reason.
In terms of our wider network/IO environment, we could consider ourselves from a network infrastructure perspective in some ways to be the IoT equivalent of Blackberry – and that has implications for the all-important issue of security. Your IoT traffic might be transiting public networks, but all the plumbing behind that is fully protected and encrypted, travelling over our VPNs and using fixed IP addresses invisible to outsiders in totally private and secure ways.
IoT Now: One recurring issue that has consistently cropped up during the whole evolution of the convergence sector – and increasingly connected businesses and consumers – is how you hide the incredible underlying complexity of all the systems involved and make them readily usable by non-experts. What developments does Wireless Logic see emerging here?
Philip: It's just like many similar shifts that have already happened in other areas such as traditional retail – a move towards automation and true self-service – and that involves reducing the friction that's often historically inherent in the many processes involved. To be successful, the IoT sector has to make a similar transition, moving from essentially craft-based, human-intensive interactions to single-push enablement for devices and services aimed at the consumer market.
Wireless Logic is currently developing platforms that will enable both consumers – and those retailers who want to get close to them and create those long-term relationships that I touched on earlier – to have out-of-the-box IoT solutions. Obviously, that also involves far more than just implementing automated and streamlined service and device activation processes. Billing models, processes and systems in particular also need to be adapted and refined to cope with this new transaction terrain and that's not always going to be easy as we move into totally new commercial areas.
Any well-established company moving into new areas instantly makes itself a hostage to fortune and can risk long term investments in its brand – marketeers, for example, still talk about the Coca Cola's disastrous attempt to introduce a 'new' version back in the 1980s. Many companies have tried to move out of their comfort zones and diversify, especially as new technologies eroded traditional boundaries, only to have to retrench later.
That's why Wireless Logic is investing heavily in ensuring that the systems that underpin these new value chains are flexible, robust, user friendly – irrespective of who the user is – and secure.
From the vendor and operator perspective, those investments mean that the Wireless Logic SIMPro management platform is able to empower SIM estate owners to easily manage multiple SIMs across more than 30 networks with all the functions and processes that they need to incorporate IoT functionality into their services and products: provisioning, tariff management, grouping, real-time data usage, billing management and reporting. Additionally, all these processes are becoming increasingly automated through our continued investment, cutting CAPEX, operational costs and de-skilling the need to have dedicated and expensive staff running the network and service operations. Connectivity and device and service management can then become much more intimately integrated with all the other enterprise systems a company might already have, such as ERP. This issue of boundaries between systems also reflects the issues that can arise when national borders are taken into account in developing solutions. We're increasingly working with customers who have multi-country – and even multi-continent – requirements. By being able to deliver a single portal interface, supported by consistent pricing strategies and SLAs, companies have a stable operational environment through which to offer their goods and services.
IoT Now: That issue of integration surely though adds even more complexity? It's one thing to introduce a new technology, but far more difficult to integrate it with a company's existing processes, organisational structures and traditions. Many people – even engineers – are conservative by nature and resist even beneficial change.
Philip: There's always going to be a tension here – especially as the more disruptive models that many internet-based businesses rely on meet more established and status quo oriented cultures. Some IoT services and applications might be appropriate to fit into the permanent 'beta test' profile that some internet and social networking businesses rely on. Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, is famous for once having described, "Move fast and break things" as his company's informal motto. It's totally inappropriate to have such a culture in IoT areas where people's lives, possessions, cars, energy supplies or even health might be at stake. Short-term fixes and solutions can often translate into early burnouts and burnups as we've seen in a depressing number of cases.
That's why we know Wireless Logic has to engage in a careful balancing act – which we seem to achieve successfully. Many MNOs essentially offer a 'one size fits all' model that fails to meet the needs of IoT users, even where basic factors such as 2/3/4G network availability and roaming are concerned.
Alternatively, when IoT users try to stitch their own coverage together, entering into relationships with multiple MNOs, then they immediately run across all the hassles and overheads involved in managing SIMs across different networks. Coming to us, they'll get a 'network of networks' approach that eliminates that complexity and expense. On top of that, they'll also miss out on our much bespoke offering approach that involves engaging in a consultation period to explore and define exactly what the customer is trying to achieve, both strategically and tactically over short and long terms.
If that's how we're dealing with the customer end, I should also add that we're also developing very close links with the many different types of hardware, device and sensor providers now engaged in this market. As the intelligence and memory of devices and gateways continues to grow – and reduce in cost – we're increasingly going to have a choice about where we process information and how much we choose to transmit and when.
IoT Now: So how's all this translating into the bottom line for Wireless Logic ?
Philip: It was just over a year ago that CVC Capital Partners took over as our main investors following a four-year partnership with ECI Partners. During our time with ECI, we'd opened offices in France, Germany and Spain, more than doubled our workforce and tripled our subscriber base to around 1.5 million. Looking to the year ahead, we confidently expect to continue this year on year growth rate of around 20%, bringing our revenues to nearly £50 million and driving up total European SIM subscriptions to about 2.5 million, with triple digit growth expected across Europe. We also have a major funding war chest in conjunction with CVC Capital Partners and that's going to enable an active acquisition strategy which may drive significant additions to our portfolio. There might be many wild speculations about the potential size of the IoT market, but the figures above clearly show where Wireless Logic is heading.


Science can be slow. Very, very slow.
If you've been waiting for flying cars to show up in the car dealerships any time soon, you may want to find a new pastime to distract you. The same with robot maids. Jet packs, as well.
We made the trip from the Earth to the Moon back when computers were measured by how large the room was that they filled. Everyone expected that we'd have colonies on Mars by now. We've sent robotic probes to Mars, to be certain, but no Mars colonies… Or Moon colonies. And Earth has one space station, total… And it might not be around in another ten years. And I really doubt that you'll be able to buy a quantum computer within the next five or so years.
I wonder, sometimes, where society would be if we spent a little less on inventing new ways of killing each other and more ways in studying the environment around us and attempting to make it a better place for everyone (including the critters that we so enjoy crowding out) to co-exist. Knowledge is a good thing and the more knowledge that we have and the more knowledge that we spread to others, the better our entire civilization gets.
One type of science story that always annoys me is the "scientists tweak a gene in a mouse and the mouse lives an extra 50 years" story. These stories emerge all of the time and, the more that I see them, the more annoyed that I get at them.
Scientists have been tweaking mouse genes for what seems like decades now with the intent on making them last longer than the shelf life of gravel. For the most part, they've succeeded brilliantly at extending a mouse's lifespan by several factors. And it's not just mice but fruit flies and worms and other creatures as well.
So when do us humans get to have some fun at all of this gene tweaking that allows mice to live 500% longer or let them run around as though they were young and healthy for seemingly forever?
For every story about some university team that extends the life of a mouse or a fruit fly by some incredible factor, I'd like to read a follow-up on why that method failed to work in humans… If the treatment ever got to a human in the first place.
I've got no problem with science; It has given us some pretty amazing stuff over the years (see: Internet, the). What makes me glum about the concept is that it keeps teasing all of these wonderful inventions that never quite materialize.
The flying cars I can live without. We've already got planes and helicopters.
The robot maids? They'd be nice but a luxury item at best.
The Moon and Mars colonies would certainly be fun to read about but I doubt that I'd ever live long enough to visit either.
The "tweaking a gene and living 500% longer" thing, though… Mayhaps we should follow up on that one a bit more aggressively than we have.
Science can be very, very slow. The least that they can do is explain what happened to all of these tweaked gene experiments after the headlines died down.
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Dogs Bite Decatur Al: SUFFOLK COUNTY NY - 2 WOMEN WHO WERE MAULED BY THE SAME 3 PIT BULLS IN SEPARATE ATTACKS ARE SPEAKING OUT...."WHY WERE THE MEAT GRINDERS THAT SHREDDED ONE PET AND ATTACKED ITS OWNER ALLOWED BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY TO THEN ATTACK A PREGNANT WOMAN AND RIP HER 2 CHIHUAHUAS TO PIECES?
SUFFOLK COUNTY NY - 2 WOMEN WHO WERE MAULED BY THE SAME 3 PIT BULLS IN SEPARATE ATTACKS ARE SPEAKING OUT...."WHY WERE THE MEAT GRINDERS THAT SHREDDED ONE PET AND ATTACKED ITS OWNER ALLOWED BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY TO THEN ATTACK A PREGNANT WOMAN AND RIP HER 2 CHIHUAHUAS TO PIECES?
Two Suffolk residents who were mauled by the same THREE PIT BULLS in separate attacks are speaking out today, telling FiOS1 News that someone needs to be held accountable. The pit bulls have since been euthanized, but the victims want to know why, after the first attack, they continued to roam free.
Corey Doherty has not been back to her Rocky Point home since Aug.10th, the day she was mauled by three pit bulls.
Doherty was 16 weeks pregnant in the backyard with her four Chihuahuas when the pit bulls jumped her fence and got into her backyard.
She went back outside to get her other dogs and was somehow able to get two in her hands, bringing them into her house. The pit bulls tried to get into her house, she says the house where her son Thomas was playing five feet from the door.
"I had to push them out of the doorway, realizing that my other dog was still outside," Doherty says when she once again went outside to attempt that final rescue.
Doherty's two dogs, Bentley and Remy, did not make it.
Doherty, now 20 weeks pregnant, is left wondering if her attack could have been prevented because a week before her attack, the same three pit bulls attacked Elena Tsaregorodtseva of Rocky Point and her dog, Bella, on the beach—all while her young boys watched.
"When this whole attack was over, I noticed I had shreds of my dog's flesh all over me. I was covered in flesh," Tsaregorodtseva says.
Three surgeries later, Bella, miraculously did make it. But now both victims want to know why the dogs, the night of that first attack were returned to their owner.
"The attack was so horrible it never even occurred to me that they would release those beasts back to the owner," Tsaregorodtseva says.
The Town of Brookhaven declined several requests for an on-camera interview, but in a statement, a spokesperson tells FiOS1 News that the town's animal control was called following the first attack, but says before they got there, police released dogs to the owner.
The Suffolk County Police report, from the first attack, however, says "owner of three dogs responded to scene, and recovered his dogs, as per animal control."
Following the second attack, Brookhaven Town says again police released the dogs to their owner, but the pit bulls were later surrendered to the Town. The Town says it sought a court order ensuring that the pit bulls would not be returned to the owner or anyone- and a judge agreed. They were then euthanized.
"Our officers followed the rules and procedures of the Suffolk County Police Department in handling this unfortunate incident."
Both statements did not clarified what the proper procedures are.
As for the owner of the pit bulls, Peter Connolly, FiOS1 News went to his home seeking comment and called him but have not received a response. Meantime, both victims would like to hear from Suffolk County and the Town of Brookhaven.


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The sink drains (and shower drain) on an NCV3 Interstate have Hepvo valves, not P-traps, and so do not need antifreeze in them. In fact, antifreeze will not stay in them at all, but rather it all runs down to the gray tank.
You are correct. I don't do it to protect traps as you mentioned they are actually Hepvo valves that don't hold water. I do it mainly to get antifreeze on any water that might be standing in the drain lines and into the gray tank to protect the tank drain lines. Probably overkill and not really needed. But I do need to get antifreeze all the way to the macerator and hose line.
Wow, never heard of those before. Going to have to look at those for our van and maybe the cabin too!
Depending on the specific installation run of the drain line there can still be an elbow of horizontal line run that could hold a little water. But not like a P-trap that is designed to be filled with water to stop smelly sewer gas from coming back up the drain line.
That leads to another thought that on an older Interstates that has conventional P-traps - if they sit and the water in the trap evaporates on a drain not being used regularly it could be the source of smell from the gray water waste tank.
Same thing could happen with a Hepvo valve if some food particles dumped down a sink drain could hold the valve bladder slightly open and introduce odor. Best to flush the drains routinely to keep them clean in case of Hepvo valve and to keep water in a P-trap.
Does anyone know how to get access behind the cigarette lighter in the T1N. We need to pull off the panel to route some wires. Are there any special tools that are needed? I believe that someone posted a link to the set, but for the life of me, I can't find them.
Remove the plastic piece around the shifter in the panel. That allows the panel to move.
Then one screw- access after removing the little 'change' pocket on the middle lower part of the panel.
After that, carefully move the rearward part up- the front part has three tabs that lock into the full dash panel.
Quite easy- but be careful with wires. No special tools at all.
Lotus54 sounds like he knows, but if you need any additional info you might look at www.sprinter-source.com -- the T1N Forum.
On the general theme of mods, a van conversion course in Austin Texas October 12-14, 2018.
I had never heard of this event before today, and I have no idea what the quality is like, but the price seems reasonable (no worthwhile conference ever happened for free).
Might be good for people who are new on the DIY learning curve, considering mods to their Interstate, and would like to get a lot of basic information quickly.
Looking at the "Shorty" has started my "modify the damn thing" genes rumbling again.
I'm starting to wonder how much trouble it would be to mount a small microwave in the upper cabinet over the galley, like in the "Shorty." As I posted elsewhere, our use of the microwave is hot water and an occasional frozen meal (Atkins, usually), never convection or major cooking I can get power to it easily in the upper cabinet and I can easily laminate whatever pieces of plywood I need for mounting and trim. I have some questions in mind as to what reinforcement the upper cabinet may require, but we currently have that cabinet pretty well packed with canned goods which are not light.
With that done, I could pull out the old microwave. That will allow vertical clearance for a deeper sink and a real, non-folding faucet. The balance of the old microwave space would become a nice, big drawer for all of the stuff that is now in the upper cabinet.
I may yet get my rig to where I want it. Just think ... one more thing I would not need to bend my creaky knees to access.
Another possibility would be a small microwave in place of the larger one which would allow space behind for a better faucet to protrude downward. That's why the GT can be modified to a better faucet, but the Lounge can not. There could be a shallow drawer under the smaller microwave for canned goods on their sides. The new microwave controls would be somewhat higher that way.
We have a Lounge Ext and I too am tired of getting on my knees to operate the microwave. We are having new cabinetry installed in place of the second row seats. This cabinetry will house the relocated microwave several inches higher. Will still have to bend over, but at least I won't have to kneel to see the panel. BTW my upfitter ran into a little wrinkle. Wilson art is discontinuing the Asian Night laminate and we managed to get our order in just before its shutdown.
Your idea of a deeper sink struck a chord....we presently plan to fill the microwave's old space with drawers...a deeper sink sounds like a good option. Hmmmmmmm. Darn..just when I think I've reached the end of the "changes"......LOL.
There is a thread on here where a GT owner replaced the sink and faucet. I don't have time to search for it at the moment (getting ready for an AI trip). The result really looked good. He remarked that the GT already has enough clearance to handle the change.
Since I converted our Lounge to twin beds, the second-row seats are where we do our TV watching. My front TV is on a swing arm to drop it to better viewing height. Otherwise, I would take out at least one seat and build a cabinet.
I hope they don't discontinue the gloss Asian Sand. I have used just about all of my supply.
We are having the rear lounge converted to twins as well. The new beds will raise up (around waist level) to allow TV viewing. I will probably relocate the front TV to the front wall outside the bathroom (above new cabinet replacing the other second row seat). Then we could watch from the front seats after we swivel them around.
Changing to twin beds was the best thing I have done to the AI yet (and I have made a lot of changes). It does make our 2nd row seats more useful.
I moved the jump seat bases out a few inches and built them up all around to the level of the top of the water heater, which was the highest item anywhere under the beds. I used 3/4" plywood for the beds; same 27" width as the GT twins. The rear couple of feet of the beds are cantilevered to leave plenty of storage underneath.
We have a Lounge Ext and I too am tired of getting on my knees to operate the microwave. We are having new cabinetry installed in place of the second row seats. This cabinetry will house the relocated microwave several inches higher.
Post photos when your mods are complete. We'd love to see them!


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Ryan Ulrich has managed to make it all the way to the Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers finale.
Ryan, a 23-year-old bellhop from North Arlington, NJ, will be competing in Survivor's Season 35 finale on Wednesday, December 20 at 8PM ET/PT on CBS, which will be followed by a one-hour live reunion special.
Ryan began the game as a member of the Hustlers tribe. He used his strong social game to get ahead since he wasn't exactly the strongest contender in challenges.
Ryan is sitting pretty in the game right now, as he has a very tight alliance with Chrissy Hofbeck. The pair also recently recruited Devon Pinto to join them -- a move which resulted in his best pal Ashley Nolan's ouster from the game.
Ryan now has a Final 3 deal with Chrissy and Devon, but the game could change in a single moment, especially since Ben Driebergen is still in the mix and Mike Zahalsky is known to be completely unpredictable. Curious to learn more about Ryan?
- Ryan's hobbies include watching sports, singing and listening to karaoke, and playing the harmonica.
- When Ryan was younger, he had a speech impediment and couldn't say the letter "R." He therefore took speech pathology classes from kindergarten through eighth grade.
Once his speech was corrected, he made it a goal for himself to become very well spoken, articulate and expressive.
- He has worked a lot of jobs such as a waiter, insurance salesman with his father, and a little league umpire.
- Ryan has a few pet peeves -- smoking, political correctness, and people who lack passion.
- If Ryan could have brought three things with him to the island, he would have picked a sports visor to block the sun but also allow the top of his head to get an island breeze, a McDonald's Shamrock Shake because they are seasonal and he buys one at every opportunity, and a podium so he could give press conferences and pretend like people care about what he's saying.
- Ryan is most proud of his internships with both houses of Congress, and the British Consulate. He also aspires to attend law school.
- Ryan's inspiration in life is New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning because his toughness is admirable and he never missed a game in his entire NFL career.
Ryan also appreciated Eli's humble demeanor and the fact he took responsibility for any team loss. Eli supplied Ryan with some of the best moments of his life, and he admires the football player's grace and humility in the face of criticism.
- The former Survivor castaway whom Ryan says he's most like is Todd Herzog from Survivor: China because he had tremendous social skills and charisma. He was also well spoken, relatable and underestimated by others.


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FileButler Judith Bodies That Matter On the Discursive. 2016-11-14 · Butler's notion of 'performativity' is most famously associated with her views on gender and is important for critical legal thinkers because performativity is deeply entangled with politics and legality. Her focus on performance has been widely influential because performance and, "Recitations: The Critical Foundations of Judith Butler's Rhetoric" explores the textures and patterns in the writing of Judith Butler. Notoriously difficult, Butler's rhetoric has garnered much scholarly and journalistic literature, and yet, to date, there remains no book-length study on this topic. At the same time, Butler scholars have.
L Box HD/Columba/Butler/138797 Antigone's Claim Kinship Between Life & Death Judith Butler Columbia University Press New York FM 12/3/01 12:20 PM Page iii We act as if that being of a man or that being of a woman is actually an internal reality or something that is simply true about us, a fact about us, but actually its a phenomenon that is being produced all the time and reproduced all the time, so to say gender is performative is …
About Frames of War. In Frames of War, Judith Butler explores the media's portrayal of state violence, a process integral to the way in which the West wages modern war.This portrayal has saturated our understanding of human life, and has led to the exploitation and abandonment of whole peoples, who are cast as existential threats rather than as living populations in need of protection. 2015-08-17 · Judith Butler's conference entitled "Why Bodies Matter" on June 2nd 2015 in the context of the celebrations of "Gender Trouble"'s 25th anniversary in Teatro Maria Matos in Lisbon
Judith Butler Currently a professor of Comparative Literature and Rhetoric at University of California, Judith Butler is a well-known philosopher, presenting theories on gender, identity and power. Described as the 'superstar' of the '90s alternative culture academics, her ideas have created an … 2019-11-01 · Judith Butler, American academic whose theories of the performative nature of gender and sex were influential within Francocentric philosophy, cultural theory, queer theory, and some schools of philosophical feminism from the late 20th century. Butler's father was a dentist and her mother an
101 quotes from Judith Butler: 'We lose ourselves in what we read, only to return to ourselves, transformed and part of a more expansive world.', 'Let's face it. We're undone by each other. And if we're not, we're missing something. If this seems so clearly the case with grief, it is only because it was already the case with desire. One does not always stay intact. 2016-11-14 · Butler's notion of 'performativity' is most famously associated with her views on gender and is important for critical legal thinkers because performativity is deeply entangled with politics and legality. Her focus on performance has been widely influential because performance and
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Butler, Judith. Giving an account of oneself / Judith Butler.—1st ed. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-8232-2503-8(hardcover) — ISBN 0-8232-2504-6(pbk.) 1. Self (Philosophy) 2. Ethics. 3. Conduct of life. I. Title. BD450.B895 2005 170 .42—dc22 2005017141 Printed in the United States of America 07 06 05 5 4 3 2 In Frames of War, Judith Butler explores the media's portrayal of state violence, a process integral to the way in which the West wages modern war.This portrayal has saturated our understanding of human life, and has led to the exploitation and abandonment of whole peoples, who are cast as existential threats rather than as living populations in need of protection.
Judith Butler Currently a professor of Comparative Literature and Rhetoric at University of California, Judith Butler is a well-known philosopher, presenting theories on gender, identity and power. Described as the 'superstar' of the '90s alternative culture academics, her ideas have created an … Judith Butler, the author of Gender Trouble (1990) and many other books, is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at …
Judith Butler is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at the University of California, Berkeley. She received her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yale University in 1984. She is the author of several books: 2014-05-13 · Justh Butler, Bodies That Matter: On the Discursive Limits of "Sex", New York & London: Roudedge, 1993 File history Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time.
ludith Butler The question of postmodernism is surely a question, for is there, after all, something called postmodernism? Is it an historica! characterization, a certain kind of theoretica! position, and what does it mean for a term that has described a certain aesthetic practice now to apply to socia! theory and 2016-04-21 · Carla Rodrigues, professora do Departamento de Filosofia da UFRJ, apresenta a obra da filósofa norte-americana Judith Butler, uma das principais teóricas …
Butler, Judith. Giving an account of oneself / Judith Butler.—1st ed. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-8232-2503-8(hardcover) — ISBN 0-8232-2504-6(pbk.) 1. Self (Philosophy) 2. Ethics. 3. Conduct of life. I. Title. BD450.B895 2005 170 .42—dc22 2005017141 Printed in the United States of America 07 06 05 5 4 3 2 Judith Butler is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at the University of California, Berkeley. She received her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yale University in 1984. She is the author of several books:
Performative Acts and Gender Constitution: An Essay in Phenomenology and Feminist Theory Judith Butler Philosophers rarely think about acting in the theatrical sense, but they do have a discourse of 'acts' that maintains associative semantic meanings with theories of performance and acting. For example, John Searle's 'speech acts,' those verbal as- surances and promises which seem not only to 2017-11-09 · Judith Butler, a feminist philosopher and the leading cultural theorist of gender, has had a significant influence on the field of sport studies. The concepts and theoretical frameworks she has...
and Sexuality (vol. 1, no. 3, 2000) and some parts of that essay appeared as well as "Capacity" in Regarding Sedgwick, edited by Stephen Barber (New York: Routledge, 2001). "Quandaries of the Incest Taboo" appeared in Whose Freud?The Place of Psychoanalysis ludith Butler The question of postmodernism is surely a question, for is there, after all, something called postmodernism? Is it an historica! characterization, a certain kind of theoretica! position, and what does it mean for a term that has described a certain aesthetic practice now to apply to socia! theory and
The Amherst College website and email networks are experiencing technical difficulties. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we solve the problem. Book Description: In such works as Gender Trouble and Bodies That Matter Judith Butler broke new ground in understanding the construction and performance of identities. While Butler's writings have been crucial and often controversial in the development of feminist and queer theory, Bodily Citations is the first anthology centered on applying her theories to religion.
II. Judith Butler: Gender Identity Is Performative Extremely critical of earlier feminist theorists like Helene Cixous and Luce Irigaray who defined the feminine in metaphysical terms, Judith Butler set out to prove that the masculine and the feminine were not substantially opposed/different, but that gender identities are performative. We act as if that being of a man or that being of a woman is actually an internal reality or something that is simply true about us, a fact about us, but actually its a phenomenon that is being produced all the time and reproduced all the time, so to say gender is performative is …
Butler, Judith. Giving an account of oneself / Judith Butler.—1st ed. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-8232-2503-8(hardcover) — ISBN 0-8232-2504-6(pbk.) 1. Self (Philosophy) 2. Ethics. 3. Conduct of life. I. Title. BD450.B895 2005 170 .42—dc22 2005017141 Printed in the United States of America 07 06 05 5 4 3 2 Postmodern Existentialism Final Version Philosophy Today.doc Author: Dr Geoff Boucher Faculty of Arts and Education Deakin University Title: Judith Butler's Postmodern Existentialism: A Critical Analysis Abstract Judith Butler's theory of "performativity" develops from an existential phenomenology with its roots in postwar French interpretations of Hegel.
2014-05-13 · Justh Butler, Bodies That Matter: On the Discursive Limits of "Sex", New York & London: Roudedge, 1993 File history Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time. Performative Acts and Gender Constitution: An Essay in Phenomenology and Feminist Theory Judith Butler Philosophers rarely think about acting in the theatrical sense, but they do have a discourse of 'acts' that maintains associative semantic meanings with theories of performance and acting. For example, John Searle's 'speech acts,' those verbal as- surances and promises which seem not only to
2016-11-14 · Butler's notion of 'performativity' is most famously associated with her views on gender and is important for critical legal thinkers because performativity is deeply entangled with politics and legality. Her focus on performance has been widely influential because performance and 2017-11-09 · Judith Butler, a feminist philosopher and the leading cultural theorist of gender, has had a significant influence on the field of sport studies. The concepts and theoretical frameworks she has...
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Curta! Academia O pensamento de Judith Butler - YouTube. and Sexuality (vol. 1, no. 3, 2000) and some parts of that essay appeared as well as "Capacity" in Regarding Sedgwick, edited by Stephen Barber (New York: Routledge, 2001). "Quandaries of the Incest Taboo" appeared in Whose Freud?The Place of Psychoanalysis, 2019-11-01 · Judith Butler, American academic whose theories of the performative nature of gender and sex were influential within Francocentric philosophy, cultural theory, queer theory, and some schools of philosophical feminism from the late 20th century. Butler's father was a dentist and her mother an.
List of books and articles about Judith Butler Online. Ten years ago I completed the manuscript of Gender Trouble and sent it to Routledge for publication. I did not know that the text would have as wide an audience as it has had, nor did I know that it would consti-tute a provocative "intervention" in feminist theory or be cited as one of the founding texts of queer theory.The life of the text has exceeded my intentions, and that is surely in, 2017-03-02 · Butler begins "Gender Trouble" by discussing two controversial terms of feminist interests: politics and representation (representation as the process of extending visibility and legitimacy to women as political subjects but also representation as the normative function of language said to reveal or distort what is assumed to be true about the category of women)..
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TOP 25 QUOTES BY JUDITH BUTLER (of 194) A-Z Quotes. The Politics of Performativity: A Critique of Judith Butler Dr Geoff Boucher Judith Butler's celebrated concept of "performativity" is designed to expose hegemonic conceptions of identity as fictions. It thereby seeks to contribute to a leftwing cultural politics, based on the strategy of the marginal subversion of the reigning cultural https://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Butler Judith Butler Currently a professor of Comparative Literature and Rhetoric at University of California, Judith Butler is a well-known philosopher, presenting theories on gender, identity and power. Described as the 'superstar' of the '90s alternative culture academics, her ideas have created an ….
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2016-11-14 · Butler's notion of 'performativity' is most famously associated with her views on gender and is important for critical legal thinkers because performativity is deeply entangled with politics and legality. Her focus on performance has been widely influential because performance and 2004-03-05 · The Judith Butler Reader is a collection of writings that span her impressive career and trace her intellectual history. Judith Butler, author of influential books such as Gender Trouble, has built her international reputation as a theorist of power, gender, sexuality and identity
Judith Butler (born February 24, 1956) is an American philosopher and gender theorist whose work has influenced political philosophy, ethics and the fields of feminist, queer [2] and literary theory. [3] Since 1993, she has taught at the University of California, Berkeley, where she is now Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory. Judith Butler (born February 24, 1956) is an American philosopher and gender theorist whose work has influenced political philosophy, ethics and the fields of feminist, queer [2] and literary theory. [3] Since 1993, she has taught at the University of California, Berkeley, where she is now Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory.
Ten years ago I completed the manuscript of Gender Trouble and sent it to Routledge for publication. I did not know that the text would have as wide an audience as it has had, nor did I know that it would consti-tute a provocative "intervention" in feminist theory or be cited as one of the founding texts of queer theory.The life of the text has exceeded my intentions, and that is surely in Performative Acts and Gender Constitution: An Essay in Phenomenology and Feminist Theory Judith Butler Philosophers rarely think about acting in the theatrical sense, but they do have a discourse of 'acts' that maintains associative semantic meanings with theories of performance and acting. For example, John Searle's 'speech acts,' those verbal as- surances and promises which seem not only to
and Sexuality (vol. 1, no. 3, 2000) and some parts of that essay appeared as well as "Capacity" in Regarding Sedgwick, edited by Stephen Barber (New York: Routledge, 2001). "Quandaries of the Incest Taboo" appeared in Whose Freud?The Place of Psychoanalysis The Politics of Performativity: A Critique of Judith Butler Dr Geoff Boucher Judith Butler's celebrated concept of "performativity" is designed to expose hegemonic conceptions of identity as fictions. It thereby seeks to contribute to a leftwing cultural politics, based on the strategy of the marginal subversion of the reigning cultural
101 quotes from Judith Butler: 'We lose ourselves in what we read, only to return to ourselves, transformed and part of a more expansive world.', 'Let's face it. We're undone by each other. And if we're not, we're missing something. If this seems so clearly the case with grief, it is only because it was already the case with desire. One does not always stay intact. II. Judith Butler: Gender Identity Is Performative Extremely critical of earlier feminist theorists like Helene Cixous and Luce Irigaray who defined the feminine in metaphysical terms, Judith Butler set out to prove that the masculine and the feminine were not substantially opposed/different, but that gender identities are performative.
Judith Butler, the author of Gender Trouble (1990) and many other books, is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at … Judith Butler (born Februar 24, 1956) is an American filosofer an gender theorist whase wark haes influenced poleetical filosofie, ethics an the fields o third-wave feminist, queer an …
2017-11-09 · Judith Butler, a feminist philosopher and the leading cultural theorist of gender, has had a significant influence on the field of sport studies. The concepts and theoretical frameworks she has... Judith Butler is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at the University of California, Berkeley. She received her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yale University in 1984. She is the author of several books:
2014-05-13 · Justh Butler, Bodies That Matter: On the Discursive Limits of "Sex", New York & London: Roudedge, 1993 File history Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time. 2004-03-05 · The Judith Butler Reader is a collection of writings that span her impressive career and trace her intellectual history. Judith Butler, author of influential books such as Gender Trouble, has built her international reputation as a theorist of power, gender, sexuality and identity
2015-08-17 · Judith Butler's conference entitled "Why Bodies Matter" on June 2nd 2015 in the context of the celebrations of "Gender Trouble"'s 25th anniversary in Teatro Maria Matos in Lisbon The Politics of Performativity: A Critique of Judith Butler Dr Geoff Boucher Judith Butler's celebrated concept of "performativity" is designed to expose hegemonic conceptions of identity as fictions. It thereby seeks to contribute to a leftwing cultural politics, based on the strategy of the marginal subversion of the reigning cultural
moving beyond that naturalized binary. The conflation of gender with masculine/feminine, man/woman, male/female, thus performs the very naturalization that the notion of gender is meant to forestall. Judith Butler, the author of Gender Trouble (1990) and many other books, is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at …
Judith Butler (born Februar 24, 1956) is an American filosofer an gender theorist whase wark haes influenced poleetical filosofie, ethics an the fields o third-wave feminist, queer an … We act as if that being of a man or that being of a woman is actually an internal reality or something that is simply true about us, a fact about us, but actually its a phenomenon that is being produced all the time and reproduced all the time, so to say gender is performative is …
2016-04-21 · Carla Rodrigues, professora do Departamento de Filosofia da UFRJ, apresenta a obra da filósofa norte-americana Judith Butler, uma das principais teóricas … moving beyond that naturalized binary. The conflation of gender with masculine/feminine, man/woman, male/female, thus performs the very naturalization that the notion of gender is meant to forestall.
Postmodern Existentialism Final Version Philosophy Today.doc Author: Dr Geoff Boucher Faculty of Arts and Education Deakin University Title: Judith Butler's Postmodern Existentialism: A Critical Analysis Abstract Judith Butler's theory of "performativity" develops from an existential phenomenology with its roots in postwar French interpretations of Hegel. Judith Butler is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at the University of California, Berkeley. She received her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yale University in 1984. She is the author of several books:
ludith Butler The question of postmodernism is surely a question, for is there, after all, something called postmodernism? Is it an historica! characterization, a certain kind of theoretica! position, and what does it mean for a term that has described a certain aesthetic practice now to apply to socia! theory and 2016-11-14 · Butler's notion of 'performativity' is most famously associated with her views on gender and is important for critical legal thinkers because performativity is deeply entangled with politics and legality. Her focus on performance has been widely influential because performance and
Victoria Rampersad Judith Butler: Chapter 23 Influenced by psychoanalysis, phenomenology, structural anthropologists and speech-act theory, Butler's contribution to the field of contemporary feminism and queer theory is a unique yet critical perspective for understanding sex, gender and performativity. Ten years ago I completed the manuscript of Gender Trouble and sent it to Routledge for publication. I did not know that the text would have as wide an audience as it has had, nor did I know that it would consti-tute a provocative "intervention" in feminist theory or be cited as one of the founding texts of queer theory.The life of the text has exceeded my intentions, and that is surely in
2015-08-17 · Judith Butler's conference entitled "Why Bodies Matter" on June 2nd 2015 in the context of the celebrations of "Gender Trouble"'s 25th anniversary in Teatro Maria Matos in Lisbon Judith Butler is Maxine Elliot Professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program of Critical Theory at the University of California, Berkeley. She received her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yale University in 1984. She is the author of several books:
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It's no secret that most pets would prefer to stay in the comfort of their own home, rather than visit a veterinary clinic. Fortunately, there are a number of things that can help make the visit a little easier, reducing the stress for both pets and the humans who love them.
According to Dr. Dirk Dekens, DVM of Montgomery Village Veterinary Clinic & Dekens Housecall Services, the process starts before leaving the house.
"If the owner is nervous, their pet will be too," Dekens says, recommending that owners practice calming themselves.
"Providing a natural calming supplement to the pet a couple of hours prior to the veterinary visit may take the edge off a bit," the Calgary- based veterinarian adds, citing Rescue Remedy and BioCalm as effective.
There is also a responsibility on the clinic to maintain an environment that helps set pets up for a successful experience.
A scared pet can be dangerous to those trying to transport and treat them, regardless of their good intention.
"Using towels and blankets when handling cats and small dogs may reduce stress for the animal and keep the owners and staff safe," Dekens advises.
• Front desk staff come out and greet the pet part of the way and on their terms.
• Offer minimal (if any) wait room time by showing stressed pets into the exam room as quickly as possible.
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• Visit the vet's office several times before the actual appointment if possible. Get the dog familiar with the sights and sounds of the environment. Work with them to focus their attention on you and reward them for that.
• Higher shelves large enough to accommodate a standard-sized cat carrier in the waiting room help cats feel a little more confident prior to their appointment.
• Music therapy in the waiting area and/or exam rooms in the form of low-volume pet-oriented calming music, such as Through a Dog's Ear, to help soothe both people and pets.
• Diffusing essential oils, such as lavender or frankincense, to create a welcoming and soothing atmosphere with therapeutic benefits for everyone in the clinic.
Still, even with preparation, practice and the most ideal environment more intervention may be needed.


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Memories of the Maiden Voyage
By George Behe
In George Behe's latest book, passengers and crew describe in their own words the Titanic disaster––in postcards, letters, diary entries that were written before during and after Titanic's maiden voyage. Some of these documents were composed by people who later lost their lives in the sinking and represent the last communications that they had with their friends and family at home. Their personal correspondence provides an unparalleled description of the days onboard while Titanic was at sea. Subsequent missives tell of the horror and heartbreak they experienced with the loss of loved ones.
The author has chosen a poignant compilation of the well known and lesser known that will keep the reader's imagination riveted.
Several dozen pages are devoted to thumbnail biographies of the passengers and crew you will be reading about.
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Last Voyage of HMHS Britannic
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The two best blog posts by CEOs this year were posted within 24 hours of each other.
The posts are admirable for the same reason: they take serious criticism of the basic philosophy of a company head-on.
Schwartz was reacted to an open letter by Linus Torvalds, the inventor of the Linux operating system, which contained a detailed, technical attack on Sun's strategy, Sun's actions, and Sun's future.
DeAngelis responded to a BusinessWeek article on how Six Sigma methodology nearly destroyed 3M's to innovate. As Enterra's "process automation" services amount to a high-tech "process quality" sell, Steve's post meant acknowledging a high-profile failure of a product very similar to his own.
Other corporations, both companies in the past and companies living in the past, would either ignore these barbs or wrap them in P.R. nothingness. Both Jonathan and Steve realized, however, that many of their customers read the critiques, and even more thought similar things themselves. They responded seriously, acknowledged real drawbacks, and contributed to the discussion.
that resilience can't be developed sector by sector. It must be developed holistically, with challenges in each sector attacked simultaneously. Otherwise, advances in one sector are canceled out by setbacks in others.
There have been (and will continue to be) managerial fads — the next big thing — but leaders need to remember that these are tools that must be applied correctly. The adage — if you only have a hammer everything looks like a nail — applies in business as it does elsewhere. You need to fill your kit with more than a single tool.
Indeed. No tool (and, of course, Enterra Solutions' services are a tool) is appropriate everywhere. Schwartz makes a similar point, acknowledging areas where Linux's technologies are better than what Sun could make in house.
Of course, the real questions still remain: Can Sun's OpenSolaris really displace Linux? Can Enterra's "ruleset automation" really cut through tangled regulations?
I don't know these answers — right now, no one does. But honest communications with customers through blogs is increasingly part of the answer.
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Patrick Moraz, Bill Bruford - In Tokyo album
Patrick Moraz 2009 Russia
Performer: Patrick Moraz
Title: In Tokyo
Genre: Jazz / Rock
Formats: AC3 VOC TTA RA MIDI AUD MP2
1 Blue Brains 5:51
2 Hazy 9:51
3 Eastern Sundays 7:32
4 Cachaça 8:11
5 Galatea 6:37
6 The Drum Also Waltzes 3:47
7 Flags 4:24
8 Children's Concerto 5:00
9 Jungles Of The World 6:27
10 Temples Of Joy 4:52
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bill Bruford Productions Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Bill Bruford Productions Ltd.
Composed By – Max Roach (tracks: 6)
Composed By, Keyboards, Piano – Patrick Moraz (tracks: 1-5,7-10)
Drums – Bill Bruford
Mastered By – Tim Wrench
Producer – Bill Bruford
Recorded at Laforet Museum, Akasaka, Tokyo on July 4 1985.
Composition track by Max Roach error in the booklet.
BBWF 011CD Patrick Moraz, Bill Bruford Patrick Moraz, Bill Bruford - In Tokyo (CD, Album, Unofficial) Winterfold BBWF 011CD Russia 2009
Laforet Museum, Akasaka, Tokyo. Complex Difficult Elaborate Nocturnal Theatrical Detached Eccentric Intense Meandering Provocative Trippy Cerebral Clinical Dreamy Eerie Hypnotic Lively Sparkling Uncompromising. Imagination Late Night. Bill Bruford, Patrick Moraz.
Producer – Bill Bruford. Recorded at Laforet Museum, Akasaka, Tokyo on July 4 1985. Composition track by Max Roach error in the booklet.
and now comes In Tokyo, an archival live album from his 1980s pairing with keyboardist Patrick Moraz. Six In Tokyo's ten songs have appeared as bonus tracks on Bruford's 2004 Winterfold reissues of their two original releases-Music for Piano and Drums (1984) and Flags (1985). But here, with the tracks restored to their proper sequence, this July 1985 performance can now be heard as it always should have
Moraz-Bruford first went into the studio in October 1983 and this re-release happens to coincide with the 35th Anniversary of the duo making their first recordings, which continue to have an ongoing appeal to this day. The album has been out of print for some time and this re-release, on Bruford's own Winterfold Records, was overseen personally by Bill Bruford, with the knowledge of Patrick Moraz. If you are a newcomer to jazz but are interested in a gentle dipping of the toe into the genre, then this is the album for you (Sea of Tranquility)
Patrick Moraz & Bill Bruford In Tokyo UK CD album (CDLP) BBWF011CD WINTERFOLD. In Tokyo - Patrick, Bruford,Bill Moraz (CD New). Moraz,Patrick, Bruford,Bill - In Tokyo UK - Import. Only for completionists (0%).
Patrick Philippe Moraz (born 24 June 1948) is a Swiss musician, film composer and songwriter, best known for his tenures as keyboardist in the rock bands Yes and the Moody Blues. Born in Morges into a musical family, Moraz learned music at a young age and studied at the Lausanne Conservatory. He began a music career in the 1960s as a jazz musician, performing with his quartet and quintet that performed across Europe and won several awards.
Artist: PATRICK MORAZ & BILL BRUFORD. Format: Audio CD. Release Date: 2018-10-05. Brand new: lowest price.
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