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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" returned from a week off with a 0.8 in adults 18-49. The NCAA Tournament selection show on TBS came in at 0.8 as well.
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Mobile Live Video: How Does It impact Journalism?
by Nnoda | Jul 31, 2016 | English | 0 comments
Broadcasting live TV requires microwaves, trucks, heavy cables, metal towers and even satellites in the exosphere. But the other day I transmitted live the July 4th fireworks from my phone without major trauma (except the pulse because I improvised and did not bring tripod). You still need towers and satellites, but it is the "last mile" or "last kilometer" which changes for the user. Yours is the connected phone and the rest, frankly, lays down on Facebook because it's their Live service.
Facebook Live is pretty close to how an application of this type should work: a couple of clicks and you're on. The rest depends on the broadcaster.
FaceTime, Google Hangout and other live systems transmission has been around but as usual, the "fever" or peaks in the use of a product category usually happen when a product "breaks the cellophane" in the worldwide attention.
As easily as I had to broadcast a harmless fireworks, Diamond Reynolds (girlfriend of Phillando Castile's, an African American killed by a policeman in Minnesota on Jul/06/2016), reported a real gunfire. The difference of situation could not be bigger, but the tool of transmission was the same. Miami's Nuevo Herald said about Castile: "He died after receiving four shots from the hands of a police officer, and his last moments of life were transmitted by his girlfriend in a Facebook Live video."
Then the video was broadcasted live by Reynolds and like all Facebook Live streams, remained on her wall. The video contains strong images and discretion is advised.
Just a week later there was another high-profile case. Three men in Virginia were massacred while reporting live on Facebook. Their video had nothing to do with the killing, which took them by surprise and was attributed to gang warfare. The three men were killed at minute 0:44 of the video below.
In Nice, France, the terrorist attack of July 14th was so quick and unexpected that there was no time for anyone to capture it live (and maybe it was better that way, given how awful it was). But there was a remarkable use of live video the next day, during the attempted coup in Turkey.
During the confusing night following the putsch, the rebel army took the main institutions, including television stations. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was in hiding and needed to deliver a message to the country. The Daily Mail says that Erdogan:
Isolated inside the holiday resort, Erdogan made an inspired decision, which in all likelihood saved his presidency and showed the major flaw in the rebels' plans.
With the state media service occupied, Erdogan called a private TV station [CNN Turkey] on his iPhone. He needed to show the 80-million population he was still a freeman and needed to play his major gamble.
A journalist held in his hand a phone that receives the transmission and a camera launched the feed. Erdogan used Apple Face Time.
Positive, Negative
What implications -beyond sharing with friends or followers- poses the ability to broadcast live from a mobile device? How important for journalism and user-generated content?
As a citizen it gives you more power, more autonomy for reporting news events. A video can provide a powerful forensic evidence, incontrovertible proof in court (versus the contrast between witness testimonies). That is a live transmission draws more attention than a mere post-event publication, not only for friends and followers, but for journalists and infocitizens worldwide.
Well, more power to inform direct and instantaneously, without inter mediation. Journalists win because they have thousands of "correspondents" ad honorem that can pick up an exclusive just because they are there. While certainly most "streams" will be birthdays or sports competitions, more than once who transmits will give a breaking news.
There are, as always, negative consequences such as invasion of privacy. From hidden shots in a nudist beach to a wedding that wanted to perform in the strictest privacy, certainly a video is intrusive in the lives of those who want to preserve their privacy. Get ready for paparazzis in real time.
Another risk is the simulation of facts. Someone may stage an action and pass it off as a spontaneous event for a joke or a political purpose with controversial or social anxiety effects.
Also the transmission timeliness can help misrepresenting information. For example, A hits B; B responds but someone transmit since the point where B hitted A. In the light of superficial judgment, B is the provocateur.
This is just beginning. Undoubtedly the power game regarding media has changed forever.
-Fernando Nunez-Noda
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The EWP Da Vinci Code – 2
Expanded Worldwide Planning-EWP & Asset Protection
Quiet Protection of PPLI
Today we feature asset protection. Life insurance's role as a protector of assets is quite different from our nature documentary example of a hunter and its prey. This role is more akin to the method used by dogs and cats in saving the lives of their families.
As you will read in the examples below, this protection was not brought about by physical strength. The type of strength we are speaking of is quietly hidden inside the frame of a small domesticated pet. This type of strength does not manifest until the proper circumstances arise. In this case, a threat to the master or family.
Life insurance in the form of PPLI can be seen to have this inherent quality of a quiet and inconspicuous protector of family assets.
Here are the examples:
From The Associated Press,
"Baby, a gray, white, and brown tabby cat, alerted a sleeping couple to a house fire in a Chicago suburb. Josh Ornberg and Letitia Kovalovsky were sleeping on a couch in the living room when Baby woke them, alarmed that a fire had broken out in the bedroom. The couple said that both they and the cat got out of the house safely."
A CNN headline reads:
"A German shepherd shielded his family from gunfire in a road rage incident. Michael Pearson's article continues, "Following an altercation on an Atlanta road, the driver followed the family to a nearby strip mall and opened fire. The dog jumped in front of one of the children and a woman in the car and died of gunshot wounds behind a nearby building. Atlanta police Sergeant Gregory Lyon said,"They survived that only to find that their pet is now gone. It's sad for the whole family, especially the day after Thanksgiving."
"Dog stays with owner for 20 hours after man breaks his neck in Michigan," is the headline from Fox News. The story reads, "A Michigan man, Bob, slipped in the snow and broke his neck. With the closest neighbors far away, his golden retriever stayed with him for 20 hours. "By morning, my voice was gone and I couldn't yell for help, but Kelsey didn't stop barking," Bob said. He lost consciousness, but Kelsey howled until a neighbor heard her and came to the rescue."
By implementing the six principles of Expanded Worldwide Planning (EWP) through a properly structured PPLI policy, wealthy families achieve substantial asset protection benefits.
Historically trusts were employed to shield assets from excessive taxation, unreasonable claims of creditors, and bankruptcy. Trusts were developed in England originally to minimize the impact of inheritance taxes arising from transfers at death. The essence of the trust was to separate "legal" title, which was given to someone to hold as "trustee", from "equitable title", which was to be retained by the trust beneficiaries.
In both Roman times and as early as the 14th century in England, the use of trusts to shield lawful claims of creditors was recognized as a practice not conducive to sound public practice. Today we called it fraudulent conveyance.
The Romans utilized a type of trust known as a fideicommissum, which facilitated the transfer of assets at death. The Romans were also aware of the abuses of trust that went against public policy. Their great legal scholars Ulpian and Gaius developed the basic framework for the fraudulent conveyance laws as we know them today.
In England in the late 14th century, two laws were enacted that aimed to end popular types of fraudulent conveyance that were then in practice. One law sought to prevent debtors from conveying their lands to their friends until their creditors had come and gone away. Another law sought to end the practice of temporarily conveying their lands to "Lords and other great Men of the Realm" so as to deter creditors.
Another key component to our own asset protection laws are spendthrift clauses. A spendthrift provision creates an irrevocable trust preventing creditors from attaching the interest of the beneficiary in the trust before that interest (cash or property) is actually distributed to him or her.
These spendthrift provisions first became popular in the U.S. in the 19th century, and were controversial. Not just a few commentators thought that spendthrift clauses were a very bad idea. John Chipman Gray, a Harvard Law Professor whose half-brother (Horace Gray) was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice, registered his objections this way:
"The general introduction of spendthrift trusts would be to form a privileged class, who could indulge in every speculation, could practice every fraud, and, provided they kept on the safe side of the criminal law, could yet roll in wealth. They would be an aristocracy, though certainly the most contemptible aristocracy with which a country was ever cursed."
Notwithstanding such objections, the spendthrift trust, of course, survived and thrived U.S. law.
Yet, such trusts had their limitations; for example, some states carved out exceptions for creditors holding judgments for unpaid alimony and child support. By far the biggest restriction was against spendthrift trusts which were self-settled trusts. That great commentator on trust law, George T. Bogert, firmly believed that the spendthrift provisions of self-settled trusts were unenforceable against public policy, and wrote:
"To hold otherwise would be to give unexampled opportunity to unscrupulous persons to shelter their property before engaging in speculative business enterprises, to mislead creditors into thinking that the settlor still owned the property since he appeared to be receiving its income, and thereby work a gross fraud on creditors who might place reliance on the former prosperity and financial stability of the debtor."
In the late 1980s in the U.S. most legal practitioners were in agreement that spendthrift clauses could protect the rights of beneficiaries of trust, but you could not create a trust that exempted your assets from creditors, a self-settled spendthrift trust.
This leads us to our last segment of our Expanded Worldwide Planning (EWP) drama or play of opposites.
We look forward to bringing you Part 3 in our series on Asset Protection soon. Please give us your thoughts on what we have brought you so far.
Learning from each other is one of the great pleasures in life.
by Michael Malloy, CLU TEP RFC, @ Advanced Financial Solutions, Inc
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"I just wanted to show a couple of pictures of my latest bow. This one is an Osage Selfbow, 59"NTN, 53lbs@27" with cow hoof overlays on the tips and a cordage wraped handle. I used dry heat on the tips, tried to put just enough reflex in the tips to help keep the string secure.
The hoof is great material to work for overlays, it is pretty easy to get a good transition from the tip to the limb.
That is just a beautiful bow. The curves, tips, finish and handle - what a great package. Congratulations!
Congradulations Mark, that bow is one fine piece of work. A well deserved win!
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Congrats on the win and the great looking bow.
Thanks you guys I really appreciate the nice comments and the Bow of the Month. There are some great looking bows out there and it really is an honor just to considered among them.
Thanks to Oldbow and Primitive Archer for giving us a place to learn and share.
Very well done,nice bow for sure.
I am so happy to see the hoof tipped bow win bow of the month. Really liked those tips!!!!
Congratulations on a mighty purty Osage, Mark, and this Full Draw also is on the last Row of my TBD Page 14.
Congrats Mark: Good looking bow and well deserving! You could pass for twin brother of an old friend of mine, course he's got a little more grey .
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Interactive Whiteboard Leader Luidia Celebrates Banner Year for Interactive Products That Allow Users to Create, Capture and Share Digital Content
Luidia, Inc. Jan 18, 2011
Company's expansive growth, nine new global partnerships, eBeam technology innovation and major industry awards reflects growing global demand for easy-to-use collaboration and capture capabilities
SAN CARLOS, Calif., Jan. 11, 2011 - Luidia, Inc., the award-winning leader in development of interactive systems that allow users to create, capture and share digital content and deliver it in an engaging way, today announced the company completed a banner year in 2010 - capped by significant year-over-year growth.
The 2010 momentum was fueled by the release of a new line of eBeam technology products, nine new partnerships with global hardware, software and content OEMs and strong education and business demand for innovative, interactive and digital capture products from Luidia.
The Luidia eBeam ecosystem of interactive systems and products enables organizations to create, capture and share digital content and deliver it in an engaging way -- anywhere, anytime.
Innovative New 2010 Market-First Products
In 2010, Luidia released the portable eBeam Engage, the world's first all-in-one interactive console that combines multimedia, navigation tools and digital capture tools into one convenient console that instantly transforms traditional classrooms into 21st century learning centers. eBeam Engage includes high-quality JBL speakers, a wireless keyboard and smartphone-like interface that puts all the multimedia and navigation tools in easy reach.
eBeam Engage eliminates the need to move back and forth between a computer, interactive whiteboard and peripheral devices by putting all the tools an instructor needs within arm's reach. Now educators can seamlessly deliver curricular content to enhance delivery of lessons and elevate student engagement and group collaboration.
Luidia also introduced the eBeam InfoWall, the largest, most affordable interactive whiteboard space available on the market. eBeam InfoWall provides essential components to create scalable, wall-sized interactive displays. InfoWall can be utilized for large-scale strategy development or presentations in conference rooms and lecture halls where maps, project plans, diagrams, presentations, internet content and instructions can be projected, shared live, displayed to remote viewers, annotated, manipulated and saved.
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Soaring user demand for portable interactive products drove the formation of nine new Luidia partnerships worldwide over the past year with major global hardware and software OEMs and content providers. The new partners included: Hitachi, Vaddio, ViewSonic, Mitsubishi, HDT, Uchida, Express Publishing, Claridge Products & Equipment, and Britannica. Luidia now markets and distributes its products and technologies in more than 70 countries around the world.
Strong Customer Demand for Interactive Capture Products
eBeam standardization continued to grow in education around the world. More than 250 school districts in North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia adopted the eBeam Edge. Luidia's ability to work closely with educators and schools to plan and deliver visionary products that meet complex needs and strict requirements has made eBeam the premier choice for classroom instruction and engagement technology in schools throughout the world.
Also, Luidia's eBeam products were adopted for full enterprise deployment by major enterprise businesses in North America, Germany, France and Japan to better communicate across regions, departments, multiple-offices, and to remote workers and teams.
Recognition for eBeam's Award-Winning Technology
Luidia's technology was recognized by two prestigious industry publications, Tech & Learning and District Administration. Tech & Learning's Awards of Excellence recognized the eBeam Edge as one of 2010's Best Upgraded Products for its significant enhancements to previous versions, acknowledging Luidia's commitment to adapt its products to meet the changing needs of technology.
District Administration magazine also placed the eBeam Edge on the Top 100 Readers' Choice Award list. The magazine highlighted the eBeam Edge's portability, affordability and ability to work on any flat surface, as well as a "Send to Kindle" feature that allows educators to wirelessly upload their whiteboard lessons to their students' e-readers.
The Luidia eBeam Ecosystem
For over seven years Luidia has powered an ecosystem of interactive digital capture and collaboration products for education, business and entertainment. Luidia's eBeam technology is made to meet interactive and collaborative classroom, boardroom and cubicle demands, easily, effectively and without the fixed-hardware or "rip-and-replace" hassle. eBeam transforms any flat surface into an interactive, collaborative workspace, which allows teachers to provide more engaging lessons, and businesses to capture what they've drawn, share it in real-time with remote participants on any device, in any location, and save it to a computer for later use, collaboration and tracking.
Luidia's existing line of products includes the eBeam Edge, the standard for portable surface capture. The eBeam Edge is now in use at over 500,000 locations throughout the world. Its low cost and retrofittable nature makes it a high demand technology in both schools and emerging markets throughout the world.
Unlike short-lived, expensive fixed hardware such as typical interactive whiteboards, Luidia provides complete end-to-end interactive data capture and share solutions -- from small and portable-sized devices, to projector and mount-embedded interactivity, to LCD screens, to large format surfaces.
eBeam is also a platform for a number of other products that make up the extended eBeam ecosystem, including:
o Hardware and surface display products such as projectors, whiteboards
and tables that leverage eBeam to create interactivity in any space.
o Content software that enhances the eBeam experience and allows students
to interact and participate directly with the lesson, as well as
employees to interact with a given presentation.
"Visual communication, capture and collaboration are essential for education and business development. Some of the greatest lessons and business ideas often start on a whiteboard," said Rafi Holtzman, Luidia President and CEO. "Luidia will deliver even more functionality, portability, ease of use and economy into the interactive whiteboard market in 2011 that will allow teachers and business users to educate, capture, collaborate and communicate better. Our work with top global PC, projector, mount and videoconferencing partners will expand the delivery of Luidia's market-leading interactive technology - and make it possible for users to easily capture and share ideas, lessons, and information with any person on any device in any location, anytime."
Luidia at World's Largest Education Technology Exhibition: BETT 2011 Show - Jan. 12
Luidia will demonstrate the world's leading interactive technologies, as well reveal for the first time to a public audience the company's new eBeam Engage interactive multimedia console, at the BETT 2011 Show, the largest education technology exhibition in the world, January 12-15 at Stand F108, at Olympia in London.
For More Information, Videos and Applications
1. Background information on eBeam Engage is available here.
2. A video of the eBeam Engage can be viewed here.
About Luidia
Luidia creates interactive technology for capturing and sharing ideas. The company's portable eBeam products transform flat surfaces into interactive and collaborative workspaces. Today, eBeam technology powers an ecosystem of interactive hardware and software for education, business and government. Luidia and its manufacturing partners' products are in use on five continents and dozens of countries. The company is headquartered in the Silicon Valley. For more information, please visit: www.luidia.com or www.e-beam.com.
SOURCE Luidia, Inc.
James Strohecker,
+1-650-413-7500,
jstrohecker@luidia.com
Web Site: www.e-beam.com
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson is sorry for allowing an inaccuracy about his education to appear in his official bio, but not remorseful enough to heed calls for him to resign.
Thompson apologized for the uproar caused by the misinformation in a memo sent Monday to the troubled Internet company's employees. Yahoo Inc. provided a copy of the memo to The Associated Press.
The memo didn't offer any explanation why Thompson's bio has periodically listed a bachelor's degree in computer science that he never received. The exaggeration was most recently repeated in documents that Yahoo filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
"We have all been working very hard to move the company forward, and this has had the opposite effect," Thompson wrote. "For that, I take full responsibility, and I want to apologize to you." He assured Yahoo employees that he remains focused on taking the steps that he believes are needed to revive Yahoo's revenue growth and boost its long-sagging stock, even with his own job imperiled.
Thompson's note of contrition came on the same day that an activist hedge fund that owns a 5.8 stake in Yahoo escalated its effort to oust the CEO for unethical conduct.
The fund, Third Point LLC, issued a legal demand to review internal Yahoo documents that may explain how much research the company's board did about Thompson's background before hiring him in January. Third Point contends it's entitled to the records under the laws of Delaware, where Yahoo is incorporated.
Yahoo didn't respond to requests for comments about Third Point's demand.
After initially brushing off the misinformation as an "inadvertent error," Yahoo's board opened an investigation into the circumstances that led to the computer science degree being including on Thompson's bio. Thompson told employees that he "respects the process" and will provide whatever information the board requests.
Besides appearing in Thompson's bio in the recent SEC documents and on Yahoo's own website, the bogus degree also appeared in other summaries about the executive's accomplishments during his previous job running eBay Inc.'s online payment service, PayPal.
Several experts in corporate ethics and board governance have said the recurring deception regarding Thompson's education is probably serious enough to end his short reign as CEO.
In his memo, Thompson sounded like a man determined to stick around so he can carry out a turnaround plan that so far has focused on cutting costs. Last month, he laid off 2,000 employees, or 14 percent of the workforce, and now he is working on closing or selling about 50 Yahoo services that have been financial laggards. He is also exploring selling part of Yahoo's roughly 40 percent stake in Alibaba Group, a thriving Chinese Internet company investors view as Yahoo's most valuable asset.
"I am hopeful that this matter will be concluded promptly," Thompson wrote of the Yahoo board's investigation. "But, in the meantime, we have a lot of work to do. We need to continue to act as one team to fulfill the potential of this great company and keep moving forward."
Yahoo has promised to share its findings about Thompson's illusory degree with shareholders when the board completes its inquiry.
After exposing the fabrication on Thompson's bio last week, Third Point set a noon Eastern Time deadline Monday for Yahoo to fire Thompson. Yahoo's inaction triggered Monday's demand for internal records so Third Point's manager, Daniel Loeb, can dig deeper into the matter.
The push to dump Thompson is unfolding against the backdrop of Third Point's campaign to gain four seats on Yahoo's board. Loeb believes he and three allies could help boost Yahoo's fortunes.
Besides demanding the internal records leading to Thompson's hiring, Third Point is seeking documents on the selection of six directors.
Five of them have been appointed since Yahoo hired Thompson. They are: Peter Liguori, John Hayes, Thomas McInerney, Maynard Webb Jr. and Fred Amoroso.
Third Point also wants records concerning the appointment of Patti Hart to the board in 2010. Hart led the committee in charge of the search for new directors after co-founder Jerry Yang resigned from Yahoo's board in January and four other members announced they would step down later this year.
Third Point also wants Hart to resign from the board because of an inaccuracy that the hedge fund uncovered on her bio. Hart's bio had claimed she held a bachelor's degree in marketing and economics. After being confronted by Third Point, Yahoo clarified that Hart graduated from Illinois State University with a bachelor's degree in business administration with specialties in marketing and economics.
In an official press release on Sunday it was announced that Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson had stepped down. According to the release, Ross Levinsohn has been named interim CEO, while Fred Amoroso will be taking over as board chairman, replacing Roy Bostock. The release also revealed that Yahoo had reached a settlement with investor Third Point and would be making three more changes in the board.
Under the board's settlement agreement with Third Point, three Third Point nominees — Daniel S. Loeb, Harry J. Wilson, and Michael J. Wolf - will join Yahoo's board effective May 16, 2012.
According to the release, a few other board members had expressed their intentions of not getting re-elected in the board and have stepped down.
These changes would certainly be impacting Yahoo's financial strength in the market and investors would also re-evaluate their stakes and returns.
Yahoo's new CEO, Amoroso, also communicated these changes for the public and disclosed some information. According to a news report by Huffington Post, he said, "The Board is pleased to announce these changes and the settlement with Third Point, and is confident that they will serve the best interests of our shareholders and further accelerate the substantial advances the Company has made operationally and organizationally since last August."
Scott Thompson hasn't disclosed his reasons for leaving Yahoo, but according to AllThingsD's Kara Swisher, and multiple other sources, the company representatives claim that Scott resigned due to "personal reasons."
Thompson was blamed for embellishing his academic credentials by a Yahoo investor named Daniel Loeb. Daniel pointed out these discrepancies to the Yahoo board by writing a letter to the board on May 3. In the letter, he pointed out that Thompson's claimed that he had earned accounting and computer science degrees from Stonehill College, while he had obtained only an accounting degree.
Thompson wrote to his employees afterwards, clarifying the situation and apologizing to them for the confusion caused. He said, "I want you to know how deeply I regret how this issue has affected the company and all of you," Thompson wrote on May 7. "We have all been working very hard to move the company forward and this has had the opposite effect. For that, I take full responsibility, and I want to apologize to you."
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George Palaganas likes http://sifebcit.com/lions-lair-a-growing-success/ on SIFE BCIT.
Last Wednesday, November 9th, entrepreneurs in SIFE BCIT's Lions Lair had the opportunity to brush up on their computer and social media skills. The classroom was filled with energy as everyone was excited to learn how technology can improve the efficiency and profile of their companies.
The workshop began with a presentation from SIFE members Joseph, Max, and Stephanie, the presenting team for the evening. The presentation team showed how to effectively use Microsoft Office programs, especially PowerPoint since the entrepreneurs will be giving a presentation during the final competition. Several great questions were asked, such as how to link Excel data with a PowerPoint file and how to format pictures and words. Soon after, each participant had a chance to practice these tips with their SIFE mentors. The sound of keyboards and mice clicking filled the room and smiles were seen on faces when everyone became more familiar with the software.
The workshop then moved onto its other topic of the night: social media. The presenting team started this segment with Socialnomics' video, "Social Media Revolution 3", highlighting amazing statistics how social media has changed the world. The entrepreneurs were then taught how to create and manage a Facebook Fan Page and Twitter account for their businesses.
As with past Lions Lair workshops, the evening hosted a guest speaker with expertise in the presented topics. The evening's guest speaker was Kemp Edmonds, a past SIFE BCIT executive and BCIT alumnus. Edmonds now works at Hootsuite, a producer of a globally used social media dashboard and one of British Columbia's most innovative companies. At Hootsuite, Edmonds is responsible for Enterprise Training and Client Success.
Edmonds spoke on all aspects of online marketing, including websites, Facebook, Twitter, and emails. Although social media has taken the spotlight in recent years for its effectiveness, Edmonds stressed the importance of a well-developed website as the number one marketing tool. Emails, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn should all funnel into the website and provide value to the target market.
Monitoring information online can be overwhelming. Edmonds suggested two tools: first, a listening kit (i.e., Google Alerts, Social Mention, and TweetBeep) to determine if people are talking about their companies. Second, Bit.ly, a link shortener that allows real-time statistics of where and how people are visiting a website. Managing online information with these tips can be powerful for a company's online presence.
Lastly, Edmonds included the importance of face-to-face meetings. Online marketing and social media are powerful tools, but coffee meetings and Meetups add another dimension to company promotions.
Edmond's presentation was well received and his insight was much appreciated. He ended his portion answering several questions and acknowledged people who asked questions with mini Hootsuite kits!
Before wrapping up the workshop, Meghan, VP of Marketing at SIFE BCIT, gave the last presentation on effectively using Gmail. Grouping and managing contacts and adding an email signature were some of the tips given by Meghan.
Philippine Weather Today: At 4:00 p.m. today,08-May-2011 Sunday Manila Tropical Storm "BEBENG" was estimated based on satellite and surface data at 70 km North of Daet, Camarines Norte (14.8°N, 123.1°E) with maximum sustained winds of 85 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 100 kph. It is forecast to move Northwest at 15 kph.
George Palaganas It should have read " It is forecasted to move Northwest at 15 kph."
For: Strong to gale force winds associated with the surge of Southwest Monsoon enhanced by the Tropical Storm "BEBENG".
Issued At: 5:00 AM Today, 09 May 2011.
Strong to gale force winds are expected to affect the Western seaboard of Luzon and of Visayas and the seaboards of Southern Luzon.
CLOUDY SKIES WITH SCATTERED RAINSHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
THE WESTERN SEABOARD OF VISAYAS AND THE SEABOARDS OF SOUTHERN LUZON.
THE NEXT UPDATE WILL BE ISSUED AT 5 PM TODAY.
At 4:00 a.m. today, Tropical Storm "BEBENG" was estimated based on satellite and surface data at 60 km Southeast of Casiguran, Aurora (15.9°N, 122.6°E) with maximum sustained winds of 85 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 100 kph. It is forecast to move North Northwest at 15 kph.
Tropical Storm "BEBENG" has maintained its strength and now threatens the provinces of Aurora and Isabela.
Tropical Storm Bebeng is expected to enhance the southwest monsoon and bring rains over the rest of Southern Luzon and of Visayas. Residents in low lying areas and near mountain slopes under signal #2 and #1 are advised to take all the necessary precautions against possible flashfloods and landslides. Likewise, those living in coastal areas are alerted against big waves or storm surges generated by this tropical cyclone.
The public and the disaster coordinating councils concerned are advised to take appropriate actions and watch for the next bulletin to be issued at 11 AM today.
Guess who was the senatoriable seen doing a last minute campaign rounds around Quezon City 6 hours before campaign ban? Yes! It's Bong Bong Marcos, and the campaign trail did a toll on him as he is thinner than usual.... Good Luck! Senator!
Regina de Roda sarap naman my youngest son was also there last night.


Sesame seed (Sesamum Indicum-L) is being cultivated in some parts of the world especially Asia and Africa because of the high amount of protein and eatable oil. The sesame fruit is something pod-like which is rectangular in the lower parts, has deep grooves and is triangular at the tip. In each pod of sesame fruit there are 50-100 sesame seed approximate. Sesame seeds are pear-shaped and small, the length of them are ranged from 2.5 to 4 mm and the width of the is 2.5 mm, pretty flat and with the outer shell with the colors of white, yellow, gray, reddish-brown and black. Sesame is being cultivated in 16 provinces and in an approximately 50 hectares of area in Iran. Sesame seed is a full of protein and fat source and therefore has got a high nutritional value.
Oghab is a reliable company in the production of sesame-based products with more than half a century experience which tries to enhance Iranian families' level of health with the production of a variety of skinless sesame seeds with the highest quality. This product is a useful and nutrient product which is being sold in 20-gram packages for instant use and 120-gram packages for kitchen use. After skinning process and roasting in normal or salty taste, the product is packed in small, beautiful and easy to open packages which are filled with nitrogen gas and becomes ready for instant use as a snack for every age group specially children and students due to strengthening of the bones, improving memory and learning. Oghab also produces 5 kilogram packages for the use of food industry companies, confectionaries and bakeries in two types of white and roasted.
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The Testaments (Atwood, Margaret)
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Margaret Atwood's dystopian masterpiece, The Handmaid's Tale, is a modern classic. Now she brings the iconic story to a dramatic conclusion in this riveting sequel.
More than fifteen years after the events of The Handmaid's Tale, the theocratic regime of the Republic of Gilead maintains its grip on power, but there are signs it is beginning to rot from within. At this crucial moment, the lives of three radically different women converge, with potentially explosive results.
Two have grown up as part of the first generation to come of age in the new order. The testimonies of these two young women are joined by a third voice: a woman who wields power through the ruthless accumulation and deployment of secrets.
As Atwood unfolds The Testaments, she opens up the innermost workings of Gilead as each woman is forced to come to terms with who she is, and how far she will go for what she believes.
'Dear Readers: Everything you've ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book. Well, almost everything! The other inspiration is the world we've been living in.' Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood is the author of more than fifty books of fiction, poetry and critical essays. Her novels include Cat's Eye, The Robber Bride, Alias Grace, The Blind Assassin and the MaddAddam trilogy. Her 1985 classic, The Handmaid's Tale, went back into the bestseller charts with the election of Donald Trump, when the Handmaids became a symbol of resistance against the disempowerment of women, and with the 2017 release of the award-winning Channel 4 TV series. Its sequel, The Testaments, was published in 2019 and was a global number one bestseller and won the Booker Prize.
Atwood has won numerous awards including the Arthur C. Clarke Award for Imagination in Service to Society, the Franz Kafka Prize, the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade and the PEN USA Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2019 she was made a member of the Order of the Companions of Honour for services to literature. She has also worked as a cartoonist, illustrator, librettist, playwright and puppeteer. She lives in Toronto, Canada.
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Changes Proposed for Composition of Preservation Board
Susan Askew
Changes Proposed for Composition of Preservation Board:
Residency requirements, participation on preservation org boards up for discussion
Commissioner Joy Malakoff, in one of her first actions upon being appointed to fill a vacancy on the City Commission, is jumping right into the water with a proposal to change the composition of one of the City's most powerful boards. The Commission's Land Use and Development Committee will discuss her proposal this week for residency requirements and limits on preservation organization board participation for members of the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board (HPB).
The HPB has seven members, two of whom are appointees selected by the City Commission from nominations by the Miami Design Preservation League and the Dade Heritage Trust. The Board also includes two at-large members "who have resided in one of the City's historic districts for at least one year, and have demonstrated interest and knowledge in architectural or urban design and the preservation of historic buildings."
Malakoff wants that requirement to include only at-large members who currently reside in a historic district and for at least one year prior to appointment. In a memo to her fellow Commissioners, Malakoff wrote, "As it now reads, the Code is so broad that it allows an at large member to qualify for appointment to the HPB if, at any time during that member's lifetime, the member has resided in a historic district for a year. As with anything else, historic districts are neighborhoods, and neighborhoods change over time necessitating evaluation of new needs and priorities. I think it would be more productive to have the at large members be current residents of a City historic district (for at least a year)."
At the February Commission meeting where the referral to the Committee was discussed, Malakoff said, the way the Code reads, someone who "lived in a historic district 20 years ago, would be eligible" for the at-large seats. She said she believes it would be better to have residents who "know the problems and challenges of living in a historic district" in today's environment.
With regard to the Miami Design Preservation League (MDPL) and Dade Heritage Trust (DHT) members, she wrote in her memo, "I continue to believe that this is critical, so that these two very important preservation societies have a voice on the Board. However, I think the HPB would be better served by limiting the MDPL and DHT membership categories to the two ex officio positions. Perhaps we can craft a simple requirement which would not allow the other 5 HPB board members to be either MDPL or DHT members during their term on the HPB. Again, I think this would encourage broader diversity on the Board and, as a result, also make the Board's deliberations more productive."
After concerns were raised about the prohibition on general membership in those organizations, Malakoff said at the Commission meeting that she was fine with saying they could be general members but not board members of either organization.
Malakoff reiterated at the Commission meeting that she was not interested in doing anything "that weakens the power of the Historic Preservation Board. That was never my purpose nor was that what was proposed," adding, "There is no intention to take the vote away from the two most important preservation organizations in the community."
Limitations on the participation of board members of MDPL and DHT, she said, would "avoid the appearance of violations of the ethics ordinance, including the Sunshine Law" which prohibits members from discussing Historic Preservation Board matters unless in a public meeting.
Currently, Nancy Liebman, Jack Finglass, and Kirk Paskal who sit on the HPB are also MDPL Board members. Liebman and Finglass are at-large members who do not currently reside in a historic district.
Commissioner Michael Góngora did not support the referral for discussion at the Land Use Committee. "While I generally support everybody's referrals, I know when this comes back [to the full Commission] I'm pretty much a hard no. I think our Historic Preservation Board has done a fairly good job of maintaining the historic and architectural integrity of our city."
"While I know a lot of people don't like the HPB, they find it difficult, they find it problematic, they find it oftentimes, I'm sure, incredibly time consuming and expensive, I think we get to a better project at the end of the day," Góngora said saying he preferred to have "specialists, people that really understand our history and, hopefully, our future… I don't think the Board is broken so I don't want to fix it."
Commissioner John Alemán, who chairs the Land Use Committee, said she was willing to discuss it given MDPL's "special standing and privileges in the City that nobody else has other than a property owner and the Commission, which is that they can initiate [historic] designation of a property." That designation can be initiated even when a property owner may not agree (as was the case initially with the International Inn in North Beach).
The organization can also appeal decisions of the land use boards.
"What concerns me is that right now there are three HPB members that are also Board members of MDPL," Alemán said. "I've noticed the conflict that the MDPL Board could be referring things to the HPB board which is the same people so I think it's worth talking about and exploring… it certainly appears that could be a problem."
Commissioner Micky Steinberg, a member of the Land Use Committee, said "I don't love this second amendment" with regard to number of members of the MDPL or DHT Boards that could serve on the HPB but added, "I do think there's merit to the first amendment, where members reside" calling it a "good cleanup" to have members who currently live in historic districts.
She added, "I think it's a fabulous board, one we don't want to lose the integrity of."
Mayor Dan Gelber said he wasn't sure about Sunshine Law violations and he wasn't bothered by whether or not members were part of MDPL but, he noted he was concerned by the dispute over control of the organization last year. In addition to its special standing, MDPL also occupies and manages a City-owned building at 1001 Ocean Drive which houses the Art Deco Welcome Center and Museum.
"What concerned me this last year is we sort of lost control of the organization and that organization... I wouldn't say [we've] given them some governmental responsibilities but we've come close to giving them governmental responsibilities," Gelber said. "And when we don't know who's in control of the organization, we leave ourselves out there."
"For a couple of months, I don't know who was in charge of the organization and yet they have control over things that are [historically] designated," Gelber added. "Who knows what could have happened so I actually wouldn't mind figuring out our relationship with the organization but not for the issues you raised," he said to Malakoff.
Referring to the disputed election in which large numbers of memberships paid for in cash came in the night of the election, Gelber said, "I don't want an organization that for a certain amount of money you can join and control to be in control of things in the City. That's not a democratic organization. That's just a group of private citizens who've paid an entry fee. And they have control over City assets, that beautiful building [photo above]. And they also have input into official City positions in a way that no one else does so I want to make sure our relationship is right."
Gelber said he would support the referral to Land Use but said he also wanted the Committee to include "a review of the organization so that maybe you guys can help us make sure that we've got the right set up for the City and I'd like you to look at the relationship of the structure itself because what worried me was a City structure was locked. People were locked out of a City building and that's not your building and that's not our building, that's our residents' building and that's just intolerable so I'd like that to be looked at… even looking at the lease agreement that's coming up this year and figure out if there are ways that we can control the building so that residents never lose control of a City asset."
"When it comes back, if it's just this," he said of the Malakoff recommendations, "I'll probably have a problem with it as a I know a lot of my colleagues will."
MDPL Executive Director Daniel Ciraldo informed the Commission the organization is going to seek an early renewal of the management agreement for the building, emphasizing, "We all don't want anything like what happened to happen again."
"You have control of City property and we let you make appointments or nominations," Gelber responded. "We give you the ability to make suggested designations and if that organization's not controlled in a way that we feel is appropriate, we abdicate responsibility. [It's] something we don't control anymore which is pretty intolerable."
MDPL Board president Jack Johnson said the disputed election "was because of provisions in the bylaws of the organization that allowed for a challenge to take place. We are currently in the midst of a complete review and rewriting of our bylaws for many reasons, one of which is to ensure that that never happens again."
"I get that," Gelber said. "We understand you guys are concerned. We can't simply abdicate or delegate to you."
Regarding Malakoff's proposal, Johnson said, "I don't think there's any need for a change" to the HPB composition. "We do not allow the members of MDPL or of the Board who are also members of the Historic Preservation Board to be involved in any discussions at MDPL of items which are before or might come before the Historic Preservation Board.
The Commission voted 6-1 to refer the item to the Land Use Committee for discussion with Góngora voting no.
RE:MiamiBeach reached out to Liebman, one of the at-large members of the HPB and an MDPL Board member for her comment. She told us, "Joy [Malakoff] fought so hard to come back into the Commission and it amazes me that her first act of duty is to disrupt and disband people from the Historic Preservation Board. The Historic Preservation Board is not broken. It has served this city well for many years. The purpose of a historic preservation board is to have people who understand historic preservation, not people who happen to live in a historic district so I think that the criteria for preservation people are first their experience, their knowledge, and the fact that they want to preserve and protect the historic heritage of our community."
Supporting Malakoff's proposal are two residents of the Palm View Historic District, Jane Losson and Paul Freeman. The neighborhood is undergoing a review of its historic designation in light of flooding from sea level rise and what some residents say is a negative impact on property values due to the restrictions of historic designation thus discouraging necessary repairs, further depressing values, creating a downward spiral.
"I think Joy Malakoff's initiative is dead on," Losson said. "Nobody knows the challenges that people in a historic district face especially single-family homeowners until they've lived here. We have homes that date back almost a hundred years in this neighborhood so they have ancient plumbing, some of them are not that elevated. We're of course on the canal which floods from time to time."
"I applaud Joy and I certainly hope that her initiative passes," she said.
Freeman said, "[H]aving dealt with the HPB in the past, it would be a positive to have members that live in a historic district. Those who do not live in historic districts don't understand the issues and the burdens placed on owners in a district. Members that don't live in a historic district find it easy to regulate what doesn't affect them. I am not sure they would be happy with outsiders regulating their neighborhoods or condo buildings. My understanding is that the members of the HPB consist of members that are required to have certain backgrounds like architects and it would seem reasonable that the at-large members would be persons living in a historic district."
In addition to the two at-large members and the MDPL and DHT members, the HPB Board must include one member from each of the following categories:
An architect registered in the State of Florida with practical experience in the rehabilitation of historic structures;
An architect registered in the United States, a landscape architect, registered in the State of Florida, a professional practicing in the field of architectural or urban design or urban planning, each of the foregoing with practical experience in the rehabiltiatino of hist structures or an attorney at law licensed to practice in the United States, or an engineer licensed in the State of Florida, each with experience in historic preservation;
A member of the faculty of a school of architecture in the State of Florida, with academic expertise in the field of design and historic preservation or the history of architecture, with a preference for an individual with practical experience in architecture and the preservation of historic structures.
The Land Use and Development Committee meets Wednesday, March 6 beginning at 1 pm.
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Joy Malakoff
John Alemán
Micky Steinberg
Nancy Liebman
Daniel Ciraldo
Kirk Paskal
Miami Design Preservation League
MDPL
Dan Gelber
Michael Góngora
Jack Finglass
Jane Losson
Dade Heritage Trust
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Care2 Healthy Living | Does Your Environment Suit Your Dog (Or the Dog You Want)?
Does Your Environment Suit Your Dog (Or the Dog You Want)?
When I was in my mid-twenties and living in a townhouse with a postage stamp for a garden, I got it into my head to adopt a Border Collie puppy. I reasoned that living a couple of blocks away from the beach would provide my new companion with ample opportunity to stretch his legs.
While I was diligent about taking Billy on long daily walks, in the end I had to admit my mistake. Fortunately, I found a local sheep farmer in need of a working dog. Knowing Billy would be spending his days doing what he was born to do made it easier to say goodbye.
But if I'd had any common sense I wouldn't have adopted him in the first place. My home environment wasn't conducive to having any dog, let alone a breed that thrives on space and needs to be kept constantly busy.
Every dog deserves a good home, where they can be healthy and happy. Whether you're thinking of getting a new addition to the family or already have a four-legged friend, you need to ensure their environment is conducive to their overall wellbeing.
IS YOUR HOUSE AND YARD BIG ENOUGH?
Choosing the right size dog for your home is an important first step. Some dogs are better suited to smaller environments, while others need plenty of space. Interestingly, this isn't necessarily dependent on their size.
Bulldogs and Greyhounds, for example, enjoy lounging about a lot. So long as they get daily exercise, a smaller yard will be okay for them. Conversely, Siberian Huskies and Labrador Retrievers need ample room to stretch their legs in addition to lengthy daily runs in the park.
WILL FIDO (OR FIFI) HAVE FRIENDS?
Dogs are sociable creatures by nature and enjoy having company. If you're only planning on getting one dog you'll need to give some thought about how to provide social interactions for them elsewhere. One idea is to make sure you go on daily walks in an area frequented by other dog owners. Another is to send them to doggie day care.
If you are thinking about getting a friend for Fido, first make sure your dog would enjoy having a buddy. Do they love going to the dog park? Are they okay with sharing? Are they bored? These are all signs that your mutt might enjoy having a roomie.
However, if getting another dog is more about you than your current fur kid, you need to think carefully before diving in. Don't make the blanket assumption that because they're both dogs, they'll automatically get along.
You need to take into account the social dynamics of the home. How will the new arrival factor into things? Think about it from your perspective. How thrilled would you be if a stranger moved in uninvited?
IS THERE ENOUGH HUMAN INTERACTION?
How busy are you? Do you work full-time? Do you work late a lot? Dogs need human interaction in order to feel like they're part of the family. If you're home a lot or are able to take your pooch with to the office, you're all set.
But if your job and other commitments leave you with not much free time, you might want to consider not getting a dog until your life is more balanced. If you have your heart set on the idea of having a canine companion, you could always hire a dog walker to take them out when you're not there.
Does your home and yard provide adequate mental stimulation for your dog? Is the environment interesting? Our neighbor's yard is nothing but bare dirt. There's nothing whatsoever to distract their dog from her boredom and this is reflected in her listless behavior.
Dogs appreciate the good life as much as we do. At the very least they need a patch of grass to lie on, a shady place to take a nap and a few toys to play with. One toy we've found works especially well for the puppy we're looking after is a Kong. It keeps him busy for hours at a time.
HOW NOISY IS YOUR 'HOOD?
What's your neighborhood like? This is something that needs looking at from both perspectives. If you adopt a yapper, you're not going to be the most popular person on your block. Constant barking is enough to drive anyone crazy.
On the other hand, if you live in a noisier than average area your dog might not fare so well. Noise pollution affects animals just as much as us. If you live in a neighborhood where this is the norm, you'll need to consider if a dog would be able to cope in those conditions.
Dogs are constantly trying to ascertain if their environment is safe. If they can't figure out where a sound is coming from it unsettles and agitates them. This could send them into a barking frenzy or make them really anxious. Both of which are hard to deal with for dog and human alike.
HOW OFTEN WILL YOU WALK YOUR DOG?
After home environment, this is probably your most important consideration when deciding what dog to get. How often you walk your dog varies from breed to breed, but they all need to get out on a regular basis.
Along with the obvious health benefits, regular walks offer mental stimulation and the opportunity to learn their place in the pack. They also provide much-needed doggie social skills, without which they're more likely to be frightened of unfamiliar things. This fear often manifests itself in the form of aggression, which makes for an unpredictable dog.
Dogs make wonderful friends. They have a positive effect on our health and may even help us live longer. But it's not just about us. When we decide to open our home to a new friend, we need to take their wellbeing into account just as much as we do our own.


"Give yourselves to prayer and the ministry of the Word. If you do not pray, God will probably lay you aside from your ministry, as He did me, to teach you to pray."
"The evangelization of the world depends first of all upon a revival of prayer. Deeper than the need for men - aye, deep down at the bottom of our spiritless life, is the need for the forgotten secret of prevailing, world-wide prayer."
"Action without prayer is arrogance, prayer without action is hypocrisy."
reverse the power of evil so evident in the world today."
"The story of every great Christian achievement is the history of answered prayer."


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Howard Naylor Fitzhugh (1909-1992) was an American academic and one of the first African-American graduates of Harvard Business School. Fitzhugh is credited with creating the concept of target marketing.

Early life
Fitzhugh was born on October 31, 1909 in Washington, D.C. He earned a full scholarship to Harvard at the age of sixteen while still a student at Dunbar High School. Fitzhugh, intent on becoming a doctor, studied science and graduated cum laude from Harvard University in 1930. Three years later, he earned his MBA from Harvard Business School in 1933.

Career
Fitzhugh could not find work in his field and returned to his native Washington, D.C. to teach a business course at Howard University.  This was only supposed to be a temporary position, but Fitzhugh continued teaching marketing and management at Howard University for 31 years.  At Howard, he developed the university's marketing program, organized its Small Business Center, and advised the student marketing association for many years.

In 1965, Fitzhugh accepted a marketing position at the Pepsi-Cola Company. He worked in establishing the African-American community as a lucrative mass market and created the concept of target marketing in corporate America. He eventually became Vice President for Special Markets at Pepsi.

In 1974, Black Enterprise named him the "Dean of Black Business." The following year, Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller presented Fitzhugh with a special black enterprise achievement award. Fitzhugh was also a founding member and past president of the National Association of Market Developers, aimed at black consumers, and acted as a consultant for major corporations and, from 1975 to 1981, for the United States Census Bureau. He helped to establish the Black Alumni Association at Harvard Business School and become its first chairman in 1978.

Death and legacy
Fitzhugh died on July 26, 1992 at the age of 82 in at New York University Medical Center. After his death, Harvard Business School established an endowed professorship in Fitzhugh's name. Pepsi also created a fellowship at Harvard University which enable students from Howard University and other historically black colleges and universities to attend Harvard Business School.

References

External links
H. Naylor Fitzhugh Finding Aid

See also
PepsiCo
Target market
Lillian Lincoln

1909 births
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Wooden board featuring three panels which include the names of 36 men who enlisted in the AIF during World War I. Initiated by Reverend John Muir in 1916 it originally listed 19 names and was placed in the Ultimo Presbyterian Church where it stayed until the church fell into disuse. The board was installed in the entrance to the Ultimo Community Centre in March 2015.
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Commemorates
Carlisle, Walter Thomas
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McNeill, Albert John
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Wylie, John James
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Wilson, William Gavin
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Trott, David (Jock)
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Shearer, Andrew
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Pinkerton, James William
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Newling, Arthur Sidney
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Newcomb, Robert Alfred
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Newcomb, John Alexander
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Muir, Ian Miller
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Maraun, Everett Hugh (Bill)
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McPhee, Neil Campbell
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McLeod, Stewart Jamieson
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Chapple, Roland Clyde
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McKee, Thomas Henry
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McIntosh, Hector McDonald
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Lambert, Hugh Robert
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Lambert, John Thomas
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Harvie, William Coleridge
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Harvie, James Fraser
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Foster, George Albert
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Donald, James Shand
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Doling, Albert Edward
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Dolan, Sydney Robert
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Chapple, Reginald Arthur
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Schatkowski, Militan
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Mustard Seed Uniting Church Ultimo
30 Jul 1916 - 2015
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Ultimo Community Centre
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Returned Soldiers on the Ultimo Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour
Nicole Cama
Anzac Centenary Local Grants Program
The Ultimo Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour, now housed in the Ultimo Community Centre, lists the names of 36 men who served in World War I. We can only be sure 22 came home but their stories reveal the hardships of war service, larrikin behaviour, heroism and injuries that must have been a terrible burden to returned soldiers.
The Fallen on the Ultimo Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour
The Ultimo Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour, now housed in the Ultimo Community Centre, lists the names of 36 men. Four of those men died as a result of their war service and were lost to their families and friends - people who openly grieved their passing. Their grief is a reminder of the true cost of war, for the fallen and for their family, friends, and community.
The roll of honour from the former Ultimo Presbyterian Church, now located in the Ultimo Community Centre, lists 36 men associated with the Ultimo community who served in the First Australian Imperial Forces in World War I. The board, instigated in 1916 shortly after the arrival of Reverend John Muir, is part of a tradition in which honour rolls were used to memorialise, mobilise, recruit and mourn.
Armed forces Memorials Presbyterian World War I
Ultimo Presbyterian Church World War I Roll of Honour, photographed 2015
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Labourer who enlisted as a private in the 13th Reinforcement, 19th Battalion and proceeded to France in November 1916. In July 1917, he was admitted to hospital in Le Havre for venereal disease for a total of 65 days. In October 1917, he was admitted to hospital with an injury to his wrist before he contracted 'trench fever' and was transferred to England. He proceeded back to Le Havre and was wounded in action on 5 July 1918, suffering a severe shrapnel wound to his left arm. After convalescing in England he was returned to Australia.
Clerk who enlisted as a sapper in the 14th Field Company Engineers, arriving in Tel-el-Kebir, Egypt before being sent to Marseilles, France in June 1916. While in Etaples, he was admitted to hospital for bronchitis, possibly contracted during a gas attack. After recuperating and training in England, he proceeded to Rouelles, France and then Belgium. In April 1918 he spent time in hospital in France with a sprained left ankle and was punished in August and September for absence without leave.
Joiner who enlisted in the B Company, 2nd Battalion in July 1916 but was discharged five months later as 'under age'. His service record notes that he was 'too small for citizen forces', his height noted as five foot, one and a quarter inches. His birth record suggests he was not under age.
Boilermaker who enlisted in the 38th Battalion, attached to the Cyclist Company Reinforcements who proceeded to Rouelles, France in August 1917. He was wounded in action in November and reprimanded in July 1918 for neglecting to obey an order. In August he was wounded in action and admitted to hospital with a shrapnel wound. In November 1918 he was found absent without leave (AWL) and was arrested in England in January 1919. He was sentenced to 60 days detention, but served 8 days before returning to Sydney.
Cook who enlisted in the B Company, 3rd Battalion and took part in the landings at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli on 25 April 1915. He was injured in July and after rejoining his unit they took part in the attack at Lone Pine. He and his battalion participated in the Battle of Pozieres in July 1916. In February 1917, he was placed under arrest having shot away fingers on both of his hands. In March 1917 he was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days heavy labouring duties for self-inflicted wounds.
Clerk who enlisted in the 53rd Battalion, disembarking at Liverpool, England in October 1917. He was attached to the Australian Army Pay Corps in England in December 1917 and then to the Australian Army Medical Corps. He was attached to duty at a hospital in Tidworth, promoted to ER Corporal in May 1918, promoted to ER Sergeant in May 1919 and was then discharged from the AIF in 1920. He chose to stay in England to marry and work.
Carpenter who enlisted in the 15th Reinforcement, 18th Battalion and proceeded to Etaples, France in December 1916. In May 1917 he received treatment for a gunshot wound to his right leg and was admitted to hospital again in July with venereal disease, spending 78 days in treatment. In December he was found guilty of absence without leave (AWL) and sentenced to 27 days in detention forfeiting 59 days' pay. In February 1918 he was admitted to hospital with an abscess and then in May for synovitis. He was found AWL again before he was returned to Australia.
Labourer who enlisted in the B Company, 18th Battalion. In Gallipoli he took part in the assault at Hill 60 in August 1915 before he was sent to the Western Front in France. In July 1916 he suffered a gunshot wound to his right leg and embarked for England suffering from 'shell shock'. In November he was charged with absence without leave (AWL) and then overstaying his leave, receiving 10 days' confinement to barracks. He was sent to Camiers, France in May 1917 and was wounded in action in August 1918. In February 1919 he was punished for AWL and in March he was discharged from hospital, having suffered pyrexia (possibly trench fever).
Clerk who enlisted in the NSW Reinforcement 25 of the Australian Imperial Force in July 1918 after having previously been rejected as unfit for service; his chest measurements did not meet the standard. He embarked on 7 November 1918, just four days before Armistice Day. The troopship was recalled and he disembarked in November 1918.
Clerk who served in Gallipoli, Egypt and France and suffered severe gunshot wounds which required treatment in England and then Australia where he died.
Student who enlisted in the 8th Reinforcement, 1st Battalion and was sent to Gallipoli in November 1915. He was sent to Egypt and then transferred to the 14th Machine Gun Company in March 1916, sailing for Marseilles, France. In January 1917 he was appointed lance corporal, however, two months later was found guilty of 'hesitating to obey an order given by an officer' and was reduced in rank. While in England, he was mentioned in the British General, Sir Douglas Haig's, despatches. He was promoted to lieutenant in August 1918 but returned to Australia shortly afterward.
Clerk who enlisted in the 35th Reinforcement, Field Artillery Brigade and became a gunner before disembarking at Liverpool, England in August 1918. He joined his unit in Rouelles, France and was admitted to hospital with 'pyrexia of unknown origin' (probably trench fever). In May 1919 he returned to England and then to Australia.
Labourer who enlisted in the 7th Reinforcement, 45th Battalion and proceeded to Etaples, France in March 1917. On 23 September, he was admitted to hospital in France for 'debility' and a few days later for 'gastric ulcer'. He returned to Australia and was discharged as medically unfit with 'permanent disability'.
Carrier who enlisted in the 15th Reinforcement 1st Battalion serving in Egypt and the Battle of Fromelles, France on 19 July 1916. He survived only to be killed in action on 26 August 1916.
Secretary for an insurance company who enlisted as a private in the 12th Reinforcement, 30th Battalion, trained in Liverpool and Rosebery Park Camp and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in August 1916. In England, he received instruction in bomb throwing at a school in Lyndhurst before proceeding to Étaples, France in April 1917. He was wounded 'accidentally' and admitted to hospital with a severe gunshot wound to his left eye. He spent two months in hospitals in England and was promoted to lieutenant in July 1917. After returning to Australia he was discharged as medically unfit.
Baker who enlisted in the 9th Reinforcements, 13th Army Service Corps, serving in Gallipoli in 1915 before being admitted to hospital in Egypt with an injury to his foot. He was sent to France and in April 1916 he was punished for being absent from tattoo roll call and overstaying his leave. He was punished for absence without leave four times during his service. He was admitted to hospital with pneumonia in Rouen and in 1917 and 1918 he was admitted to hospital for venereal disease on a number of occasions before he was sent back to the Field Bakery in Rouen in January 1919.
Labourer who enlisted as a private in the 11th Reinforcement, 3rd Battalion in July 1915. He served in Egypt then France in 1916 before gunshot wounds and gassing saw him transferred to England where he died.
Engineering student who enlisted as a Lance Corporal Driver and was sent to Rouen, France in July 1915. He was reprimanded for absence without leave and then for 'making a fake statement to an officer whilst giving evidence'. In October 1916, he faced a court martial for 'conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline...having a lighted lamp...when same was loaded with ammunition'. He forfeited 19 days' pay as punishment.
Police Motor Driver who enlisted as a cleaner in the 8th Australian Army Service Corps and was sent to Alexandria, Egypt in December 1915, serving as a despatch rider. He proceeded France and was promoted to lance corporal in September 1916 and then to temporary corporal in February 1917. He was admitted to hospital in England for 'deformity right foot' in September 1918.
Clerk who enlisted as a private in the 14th Reinforcement, 18th Battalion and served in France. He suffered a gun shot wound to his leg in August 1916 and was transferred to England. He was ill and transferred to England again in March 1917. He proceeded to Camiers, France in May 1917 and was admitted to hospital with trench fever two months later. He was reported missing in action in October 1917 and was later found wounded having been exposed to poisonous gas. He spent time in hospital and training camps in England before he was sent back to Camiers. In May 1918, he was admitted to a field hospital with diarrhoea and rejoined his unit before he was 'struck off strength' in January 1919.
Clerk who enlisted in the A Company, 20th Battalion and served in the Gallipoli peninsula in August 1915. His battalion was responsible for the defence of Russell's Top until their withdrawal from the peninsula in December 1915. He arrived in Egypt in January 1916, after which his service record notes various instances of misbehaviour including: absence without leave, 'failing to salute an officer' and being found 'out of bounds in a brothel'. He would serve with the Imperial Camel Corps, 12th Light Horse Regiment and Australian Mounted Division before returning to Sydney.
Ironmoulder who enlisted in the 15th Reinforcement of the 18th Battalion in 1916. Wounded at Bullecourt in France he died of his wounds in May 1917.
Ironmoulder who enlisted in the 11th Reinforcement, 19th Battalion. He was promoted to Extra Depot Corporal in England, and then Acting Corporal in September 1916 in Etaples, France, before reverting to private. In November 1916 he was hospitalised in England with trench foot syndrome. He was sent back to Etaples and was admitted to hospital again in May 1918 with influenza and transferred to England before being sent back to Australia suffering from synovitis in his left knee.
Shearer who enlisted as a private in the 4th Reinforcement, 17th Battalion. Between April 1916 and June 1917 he was reprimanded several times for absence without leave, behaving 'in an insolent manner' and also 'hesitating to obey an order'. Doling was awarded a Military Medal for 'unselfish devotion to duty' during the Battle of Menin Road and in August 1918, he was admitted to hospital for a severe gun shot wound to his right thigh. After marrying in England, he returned to Australia.
Bank messenger who enlisted as a private in the 7th Field Ambulance and disembarked at Plymouth, England in November 1916 before being sent to Etaples, France. He was admitted to hospital in April 1917 for 'defective vision'. He was reprimanded for absence without leave in August 1917 and February 1918. In February 1919, he was reprimanded for disobedience while on active service, forfeiting 29 days' pay and receiving 28 days labouring duties.
Farmer who enlisted as a private in the 18th Reinforcements, 2nd Divisional Artillery Column and served in Suezl, Egypt before going to France in March 1918. He was wounded in action in August 1918 and admitted to hospital. After Armistice Day, he assisted the head gardener at Longford Castle in Salisbury, England who reported 'Chapple was attentive to his work and proved himself to be a keen and enthusiastic student of English farming methods'. He sailed to the United States of America for 'agricultural purposes' and after six months returned to Sydney via Canada.
Sailor who lived in Newcastle, New South Wales before he enlisted in 1914. After the war and while still in England he adopted his wife's name citing in a statutory declaration that: 'I am desirous that my name should be changed in all records to Militian Oldham, it being my intention to marry a natural born English subject and I desire to have an English name'.
The third Presbyterian church on the peninsula was built on a half-acre block bequeathed by John Harris. The Manse was added in 1888 and a church hall in 1902. In April 1960, the Dutch congregation of the Presbyterian Church took over the buildings but by the mid 1990s the church had fallen into disrepair and was closed in 2001. The Mustard Seed group of the Uniting Church restored the building and it was re-consecrated in May 2006.
Multi-purpose centre designed to minimise traffic noise and maximise sun on the internal courtyard. It houses a sports hall, craft room, childcare centre and libraries.
Cama, Nicole
Nicole Cama is a content strategist, historian, writer and curator with a passion for storytelling across multiple platforms. After completing an Honours degree at the University of Sydney, she delved into the world of cultural collections at Sydney University Museums and the Australian National Maritime Museum. Nicole now works as a freelance consultant on a number of projects.
The Australian Government's Anzac Centenary Local Grants Program assisted and encouraged communities across Australia to undertake their own Anzac Centenary projects that commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australian servicemen and women in the First World War.
Addresses of men listed on the Ultimo Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour at the time of their enlistment 1914-1918
[Base map is a detail from 'Robinson's Aeroplane Map of Sydney' 1922, Library of Congress Geography and Map Division Washington, DC, Call no: G8964.S9 1922 .R6 TIL ]


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Archibald Edgar PRINGLE
Place of birth North Sydney New South Wales
Occupation Carriage builder
Address Petersham, Sydney, New South Wales
Next of kin Mother, Mrs N Pringle, Mascotte, Margaret Street, Petersham, Sydney, New South Wales
Enlistment date 14 August 1915
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A17 Port Lincoln on 13 October 1915
Rank from Nominal Roll Corporal
Fate Killed in Action 7 June 1917
Place of burial No known grave
Commemoration details The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial (Panel 27), Belgium
The Menin Gate Memorial (so named because the road led to the town of Menin) was constructed on the site of a gateway in the eastern walls of the old Flemish town of Ypres, Belgium, where hundreds of thousands of allied troops passed on their way to the front, the Ypres salient, the site from April 1915 to the end of the war of some of the fiercest fighting of the war.
The Memorial was conceived as a monument to the 350,000 men of the British Empire who fought in the campaign. Inside the arch, on tablets of Portland stone, are inscribed the names of 56,000 men, including 6,178 Australians, who served in the Ypres campaign and who have no known grave.
The opening of the Menin Gate Memorial on 24 July 1927 so moved the Australian artist Will Longstaff that he painted 'The Menin Gate at Midnight', which portrays a ghostly army of the dead marching past the Menin Gate. The painting now hangs in the Australian War Memorial, Canberra, at the entrance of which are two medieval stone lions presented to the Memorial by the City of Ypres in 1936.
Since the 1930s, with the brief interval of the German occupation in the Second World War, the City of Ypres has conducted a ceremony at the Memorial at dusk each evening to commemorate those who died in the Ypres campaign.


Both lakes are just over a foot under summer pool levels.  The levels on both lakes have been fluctuating all week but there is hope on the horizon for everyone waiting on the water levels to rise so that there will be water once again in the flowers and buck brush.  The lakes should start a slow rise to summer pool within the next day or so.  There is a nasty cold front forecasted to visit the lakes area Friday evening and the forecast for Saturday is with highs in the 50's and high north winds.
The Largemouth Bass have been on and off all week with the water levels fluctuating and some days with flat water and blue skies.  Today was the first day this week that my clients were not able to get 5 good keepers or more in the boat but it was just a tough day for us.  The reports I have received this week pretty much mirror what I have been doing and that is most of the Largemouth being taken are being caught on secondary points and creek channel banks with wood cover.  These fish are being taken mainly on Carolina rigged soft plastics and jignpig although some reports of crankbaits and spinnerbaits have been received also.  A few fish have been reported being taken shallow but mostly just short fish.  I have seen and have had reports from some other folks of some big Largemouth females cruising the shallow water seemingly looking for their spawning areas.
The Smallmouth Bass are pretty much on post spawn patterns now and are being taken on rocky secondary points in the bays on jignpig and tubes.  A few late spawners are still on the beds but this won't last very much longer.
Some of the productive lures reported this week are:  Bandit crankbaits in rootbeer, Hook Some Bass spinnerbaits in blue glimmer, Hook Some Bass baby brush hounds in watermelon/red, watermelon seed, and watermelon/purple,  Hook Some Bass tubes in chameleon craw and green pumpkin, Strike King bitsy bug in green craw and Hook Some Bass jigs in green pumpkin.
The Crappie are in late spawn now with some of them moving back out to deeper water in the bays.  Some early morning and late evening catches in shallow water are still being reported.  These shallow fish are being taken with minnows under bobbers and by casting curly tail jigs to shallow brush.  The deeper fish are being taken by vertically fishing over deep brush piles in 8 -12 ft of water with minnows and small tube jigs.  The fluctuating water levels this week have not helped the Crappie fishing but hopefully this will settle down in the next few days.
The Channel Catfish are moving into shallow water with rocky bottoms.  Some good catches are already being reported and this should get better over the next week or so.  These fish can be taken by using cut baits and nightcrawlers fished on bottom.
The Bluegill are being taken along primary and secondary creek channel banks especially near wood cover.  These fish are moving toward shallow water so check the banks coming into the spawning coves.   These fish are being taken on worms and crickets fished under bobbers and split shot rigs with worms on bottom.