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The futurist: Controlling your legacy
By Thomas Frey
Published: 2012.07.30 04:12 AM
Over the 4th of July, I attended a theatrical production of the history of my hometown of Mobridge, South Dakota. The actors and actresses did a terrific job of illustrating the tough times of the early pioneers trying to forge a new life along the Missouri River in barren lands of northern South Dakota.
What I found most interesting was that this production took place in a cemetery.
They were giving us a glimpse of the legacy left behind by these brave and bold individuals against a backdrop of tombstones and gravesites.
While we know very little about those who lived 100-200 years ago, people today have the ability to leave a very detailed, well-documented legacy. In fact, they have the ability to control their reputation long after they die.
Emerging from the midst of our massive information revolution is a fascinating new industry – legacy management. And one of the critical decisions each of us will have to make is whether we want to manage our legacy virtually or have it tied to a specific location.
A Growing Number of Legacy Tools
Our ability to capture snippets of our lives and preserve them has been growing exponentially over the past few decades.
Posting documents, photos, videos, voice recordings, and other details of our lives onto the likes of Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+ has never been easier. The number of "legacy-building tools" is growing quickly. But at the same time, we have no good understanding of whether these tools will still exist even 10 years in the future.
How much of what is being captured today will still be around 500 to 1,000 years from now?
In 1999 some of the top Internet properties were Lycos, Xoom, Excite, AltaVista, and GeoCities. Each of them were attracting millions of web visitors each month, competing head to head with companies like Microsoft, Yahoo, and Amazon. Today each exists in name only, resting quietly in a shadow of its former existence.
It's difficult for us to think this far out when our technology is changing so quickly. Will companies like Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter still be around 100 years from now? Probably not.
More importantly, if companies like this disappear, what happens to all the information they collected?
Organic growth often leads to organic abandonment. Is the speed with which they arrive a predictor of the speed with which they will leave?
In the midst of all these questions lie the makings of an entire new industry, one near and dear to our own hearts – building and preserving our own legacies.
As we look at the next generation of the Internet, watching carefully as it unfolds, we cannot help but be struck by how quickly it has infiltrated our lives and how much of our attention it currently commands.
Much like the physical structures in our cities that form along the horizons of our urban landscapes, the data structures inside today's data giants represent some of mankind's most remarkable feats. True, they exist only as a digital compliment to the bricks and steel of physical buildings, but they hold within them vital clues about who we are, what we find valuable, and our drives and passions for forging ahead.
Walking through cemeteries, I marvel at the huge investment people have made in the granite tombstones that mark each grave. People are desperate to leave some small record of their existence.
Over the coming years, funeral homes and estate planning professionals will offer a variety of services for "leaving a legacy."
As we debate whether its better to leave a digital legacy or a physical one, many will still opt to buy cemetery plots as a permanent location to preserve our passing.
Using 3D printer technology, people in the future will be able to create a physical sculpture of themselves, life-size or larger, for not much money.
At the same time, we will be improving technology for producing digitally engraved portraits, documents, and other records in the likes of granite and marble.
Since we don't have confidence in our ability to leave a long-term digital legacy, many will resort to leaving a physical one.
If, for example, over the next 100 years a total of 10 billion people decided to preserve their legacy, each leaving a total of 10 cubic yards of physical material, the resulting collections would take up a land area slightly smaller than the state of Ohio, and would be filled with countless immovable objects that communities would have to build around.
Is that a likely future?
Thomas Frey
Thomas Frey is the executive director and senior futurist at the DaVinci Institute and currently Google's top-rated futurist speaker. At the Institute, he has developed original research studies, enabling him to speak on unusual topics, translating trends into unique opportunities. Tom continually pushes the envelope of understanding, creating fascinating images of the world to come. His talks on futurist topics have captivated people ranging from high level of government officials to executives in Fortune 500 companies including NASA, IBM, AT&T, Hewlett-Packard, Unilever, GE, Blackmont Capital, Lucent Technologies, First Data, Boeing, Ford Motor Company, Qwest, Allied Signal, Hunter Douglas, Direct TV, Capital One, National Association of Federal Credit Unions, STAMATS, Bell Canada, American Chemical Society, Times of India, Leaders in Dubai, and many more. Before launching the DaVinci Institute, Tom spent 15 years at IBM as an engineer and designer where he received over 270 awards, more than any other IBM engineer.
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'Bride of Belsen' Holocaust survivor who treated Anne Frank dies aged 95
Posted on June 19, 2018 in: Times of Israel|Jump To Comments
Gena Turgel survived the Krakow ghetto, a death march, and the Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen camps
By TOI STAFF
Gena Turgel (YouTube screen cap)
Gena Turgel, a Holocaust survivor who helped care for Anne Frank, has died at age 95.
Turgel was also known as the "Bride of Belsen" for wearing a dress made from a British army parachute on the day of her marriage to a soldier who took part in the liberation of Nazi death camps.
"Gena dedicated her life to sharing her testimony to hundreds of thousands in schools across the country," Karen Pollock, the chief executive of the Holocaust Education Trust, told the Guardian. "Her story was difficult to hear and difficult for her to tell, but no one who heard her speak will ever forget. A shining light has gone out today and will never be replaced."
Jonathan Sacks, the former chief rabbi of Great Britain, said Turgel was "one of the most remarkable Holocaust survivors I had the privilege to know," according to the Guardian. "She was a blessing and inspiration to our community. Her work to educate generations about the horrors of the Holocaust was as powerful as it was tireless. Throughout her life, she lit countless candles in the human heart and helped bring much light to the world."
Turgel, who was 16 when the Nazis occupied her home country of Poland in September 1939, survived many horrors during the Holocaust, including living in the Krakow ghetto, walking a death march, and internment in the Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen death camps. Two of her siblings were shot dead by the Nazis, and two more were never heard from again after Turgel lost contact with them during the war.
The Bergen-Belsen DP camp as it looked in the late 1940s. (photo credit: courtesy of Jean Bloch Rosensaft)
After arriving at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945, Turgel began working in the site's hospital.
"When I arrived in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, I saw heaps of bodies lying around. Not just one or two but mountains as high as a tree in the garden," she told the Sun in 2015. "You could not distinguish if they were men or women – bones, skeletons, children's bodies. You can't possibly imagine the state of the place, it was horrendous."
Among other patients, Turgel also treated Anne Frank, who was dying of typhus. "She was delirious, terrible, burning up. I gave her cold water to wash her down," Turgel said, according to the Guardian. "We did not know she was special, but she was a lovely girl. I can still see her lying there with her face, which was so red as she had a breakout. And then she died."
Anne Frank, aged 12, at her school desk in Amsterdam, 1941. (Courtesy, Beyond the Story)
When the British army liberated Bergen–Belsen on April 15, 1945, Turgel met soldier Norman Turgel, and the two married half a year later, with the British press dubbing Gena the "Bride of Belsen." Turgel's wedding dress, which was made out of an army parachute, was later put on display at the Imperial War Museum in London.
A British social worker treats survivors of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp soon after liberation (Imperial War Museum)
Turgel's remarkable memoir, titled "I Light a Candle," was published in 1987.
Source: https://www.timesofisrael.com/holocaust-survivor-who-treated-anne-frank-dies-aged-95/


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Veterans' organizations oppose Republican higher education bill
Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers — although to varying degrees — expressed frustrations with the proposed White House education budget in a hearing Tuesday.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos appeared before the House appropriations subcommittee on labor, health and human services, education, and related agencies, the first opportunity lawmakers have had to question her publicly since the budget proposal was released.
The subcommittee's chairman, Representative Tom Cole, an Oklahoma Republican, raised concerns that the Trump administration continues to request cuts that lawmakers had already rejected in the previous budget cycle. And Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen, the New Jersey Republican who chairs the full appropriations committee, urged better communication between DeVos and her staff and lawmakers — an issue he said he has also raised with Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
"I'm concerned that we have sort of a disconnect here," he said. "It's hard to believe people have been on the job for this long and don't have staff that understand how the system works."
DeVos told lawmakers that the budget proposal would expand Pell Grant eligibility to more short-term programs, in line with a theme of expanding access to alternative postsecondary pathways. And she said the budget request aligned with lawmakers' goals for reauthorization of the Higher Education Act by streamlining student loan repayment programs and reducing complexity in the financial aid system.
The loudest complaints for DeVos came from committee Democrats. Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, the ranking member on the subcommittee, said she was "dismayed" that the request did nothing to make college more affordable and instead cut Federal Work-Study and campus-based aid programs.
And in a tense exchange, she blasted the secretary for a recent notice declaring that the federal government, and not the states, had authority to regulate student loan servicers.
"We want to drain the swamp?" she said. "These companies have a track record of predatory practices, of abuses, and state-level investigations have resulted in hundreds of millions in settlements on behalf of students."
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Lebanese army arrests soldier after protester dies from gunshot wound to head - second death so far in protests
Wed, 13 Nov 2019 18:30 UTC
A man was shot dead south of Beirut, Lebanon's state news agency said early Wednesday, after the army announced it had opened fire to disperse protesters blocking roads.
The victim "succumbed to his injuries" in hospital, according to the National News Agency, the second death in nearly a month of unprecedented protests that have erupted across Lebanon.
The army said in a statement that it had arrested a soldier after he opened fire in the coastal town of Khalde, just below the capital, to clear protesters "injuring one person."
The Progressive Socialist Party, led by influential Druze politician Walid Jumblatt, said in a statement that the man was one its members.
A long-time opponent of President Michel Aoun, Jumblatt appealed to his supporters to stay calm.
"In spite of what happened, we have no other refuge than the state. If we lose hope in the state, we enter chaos," he said.
Protesters in Lebanon blocked roads with burning tyres in several parts of the country including the capital Beirut following a broadcast interview with President Michel Aoun in which he urged them to go home.
During his interview, Aoun called on protesters to go home, saying their demands had been heard, and warned of a "catastrophe" if they stayed in the streets.
Earlier in the day, banks and schools were shut down across the country as protesters continued to block roads, while dozens of others gathered near the Palace of Justice in central Beirut demanding an independent judiciary.
Several protesters prevented bank employees, as well as judges and lawyers, from entering their places of work nearly a month into protests that erupted due to widespread discontent with politicians seen as inefficient and corrupt.
Comment: See Elijah Magnier's analysis of the ongoing protests in Lebanon and Iraq:
Iraq and Lebanon protests: US, Israel, Saudi Arabia trying to make them about Iran
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"protests that erupted due to widespread discontent with politicians seen as inefficient and corrupt."
If that's the standard every country in the world is going to erupt.


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Journal of the History of Ideas
Pierre Bayle and the Secularization of Conscience
Michael W. Hickson
10.1353/jhi.2018.0013
I argue that Pierre Bayle was the first modern author to re-secularize the concept of moral conscience after it had been tied to Christian theology for centuries. Bayle's first moral writings espoused a traditional, theological conception of conscience which was unfit to support his theory of toleration. Over three decades of reflection, Bayle gradually rendered conscience completely independent of theology, and therefore made it suitable as a foundation of a theory of universal toleration. We witness in Bayle's moral writings not only the emergence of the modern, secular conscience, but also the process of secularization.


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St. Louis Blues ice the San Jose Sharks, 2-0
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David Perron made the San Jose Sharks pay once he recovered from Joe Thornton's elbow to the head, helping the St. Louis Blues win their sixth in a row at home to start the season with a 2-0 victory on Thursday night.
Jaroslav Halak earned his third shutout, and Thornton drew a five-minute major penalty and game misconduct for head contact after his mid-ice check early in the second period sent Perron sprawling to the ice.
Perron scored late in the second period after third-line checker Matt D'Agostini got his fifth goal of the season in the first.
The Blues extended their franchise record to 12 wins overall in a row at home despite going 0 for 6 on the power play. Most of last season, St. Louis had one of the worst home records in the NHL.
Alex Pietrangelo assisted in both goals for the Blues, who have won five in a row overall and have 16 points through the first 10 games, the second-best start in franchise history and only one point behind the 2002-03 season.
The Sharks were shut out for the second straight game, held to a season-low 25 shots, and haven't scored 144 minutes, 43 seconds. San Jose has been blanked in its last three games on the road.


Embattled FIFA President Sepp Blatter deserves a Nobel Prize for his work leading world soccer's governing body, according to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Russia's President made the comments in an interview with Swiss broadcaster RTS that was released Monday, two days after he and Blatter had gathered on stage in St. Petersburg for the preliminary draw for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
This is not even to mention the thousands of migrant workers in unmarked graves in Qatar and the economic effects World Cups have on host countries because of FIFA's insane demands. This is easily the most absurd thing I have ever heard. I can't wait till he's gone. We're almost there.
Robin Williams sent the whole thing up, describing the chart as "the world's biggest Keno [numbers] game" and insisting on calling Sepp Blatter, secretary-general of Fifa, Mr Bladder throughout. "This is not a comedy," chided Blatter lamely at one point.
Williams joked and mocked, wore a surgical glove to select plastic balls containing team names, and talked about "great prizes" for those selected. In fact, the prizes are unimaginable fame and wealth for underdogs such as the Bolivians and Nigerians, and even more fame and wealth for the established stars of the game.
When I first heard about this Robin Williams incident I was angry at myself for not knowing of it sooner; when Robin Williams was still alive. It's just so perfect. Robin Williams doesn't care who Sepp Blatter is and doesn't treat him as if he is anything special. Sepp Blatter is so accustomed to people treating him with deference that he is clearly unhinged by Robin Williams's jokes at his expense. FIFA has such a self-imposed air of austerity surrounding it that Sepp Blatter had no idea how to respond to a comedian who didn't care about FIFA's image. This is what made Robin Williams great. He was a fantastic comedian who could make anything funny and never thought he was above a joke. He will sorely be missed and from now on I will refer to Sepp Blatter as "Sepp Bladder" in remembrance of him and to give myself some satisfaction when FIFA makes yet another corrupt decision.


"Begin challenging your own assumptions. Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once and a while, or the light won't come in."Alan Alda Actor, Writer and Director. It's one of the most dangerous things you can do in relationships - make assumptions. Assumptions can break up relationships, devastate your health, destroy your finances and wreak havoc in your life.
We do it all the time. We make assumptions about people, cultures and business - the world. We do this because we're busy and it's easy; we categorize and assume things to understand and act quickly. In short, we're impatient beings.
Jumping to conclusions or making assumptions causes us undue stress and drama.
First dates are filled with assumption and drama.
For example, a woman on her first date often makes assumptions about whether her date likes her based on his actions. If he doesn't kiss her on the first date, a million negative thoughts enter her mind.
'He doesn't like me, he's in a relationship, he's arrogant, he's...' The list is endless and if that woman keeps thinking this way, she may sabotage the relationship before it even gets started.
Perhaps the man is a gentleman and was taught to go slow on the first date or maybe he thinks the woman isn't 'into him.' They both won't know unless they drop the assumption game and engage in true dialogue.
The assumption game can make or break a company.
For example, if your business requires that you cold call or follow up with prospects, you may feel stressed if you don't have a strategy to handle the negative thoughts that enter your mind when you call.
If you spent your time 'chasing' prospects or playing 'phone tag,' you may feel frustrated and angry that people aren't returning your calls. You may conjure up all kinds of drama about why 'they don't want you or that they're not returning your call because they think you're too expensive, not experienced enough' and all the other negative thoughts that swirl in your head.
Not long ago, I received a phone call from a client who was suffering from assumption drama. She told me her web designer hadn't been returning her calls and was 'ignoring her.' I asked her what was happening and if she had proof.
"Well, what proof do you have that she's avoiding you? Did you have an argument? Did you tell her that her work is suspect?
"Well, is it possible that she's having technical or family challenges and can't reach you?"
"Why don't you phone her and see what's happening. She might have family, health or other issues keeping her from responding to you. Try not to make assumptions until you have all the facts."
"Okay, good plan - I'll do that." She said.
What do you do if you recognize that you're suffering from assumption drama? Simple - you take the five step strategy and apply it right away.
You can't change what you can't acknowledge. If you know you tend to assume things and jump to conclusions - change your thinking. Tell yourself that you need more facts before you take action.
We're all busy but that shouldn't stop you from getting as many facts as you can about a situation so you can make informed decisions.
Even when you get the facts, it's good to double-check and ask questions to clarify. Often, we're impatient and react to the first facts we receive.
Once you have the facts, you've double-checked and asked questions, you're free to communicate. If something bothers you, be honest. If you don't like the way somebody did or said something, tell them tactfully. Good communication between you and another party will lead to constructive, not destructive actions.
Most of us react to situations. Take a few minutes to deep-breathe before taking action; this is often all the time you need to think clearly.
My client would've saved days of stress and drama by applying this formula. She would've recognized that she tends to jump to conclusions and needs to sit back and get all the facts and communicate before making decisions. She would've found out that her web designer had technical challenges and that nothing delayed was her fault.
It's not easy, but if you can sit back without making assumptions and get the facts, you'll save time, save your sanity, save your business and save your life.
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Our bodies create energy by stealing electrons from food and transferring them to oxygen, which is what we need to breathe. But certain bacteria have figured out how to thrive in the absence of oxygen. They form tiny nanowires with their bodies, through which they dump their electrons onto rocks and other surfaces—creating, essentially, "breathing" rocks. USC's Moh El-Naggar says engineers are now plugging those bacterial nanowires into fuel cells.
Moh El-Naggar is an assistant professor in physics and biological sciences at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California.


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The Pixelbook is powered by the search giant's Chrome OS. The operating system is designed with the security and speed in mind, according to Google, and features like automatic updates and multiple layers of protection work together to prevent malware from compromising the computer. The software upgrades should also prevent the computer from eventually slowing down. People on the go may also use the Pixelbook for creating word documents and composing presentations even without an internet connection using the web apps of Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Once the computer reconnects to the internet, the changes made to the document or spreadsheet will be synced automatically to the cloud with Google Drive. Aside from the web apps, Pixelbook owners can also download Android apps and games straight from the Google Play Store. Examples of applications that can be used on Chromebooks include Netflix and Adobe Lightroom.
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Higher Education Marketing
Home Agency Insights Video Content Made by Colleges and Universities In-House
By idfive \ May 2, 2016
If the success of home-spun YouTube channels has taught us anything, it's that you don't need high quality production value to engage a young audience.
While documentaries and compelling commercials should always have a place in a school's marketing toolbox, if you want to have a steady flow of video content to share you may need to slack on production value and scope, and stop thinking of every YouTube video as a commercial.
To prove our point, watch this video of an MFA student testimonial, and then ask yourself, would a "compelling" instrumental track and more education-themed montage shots make the student's description of the program more or less believable?
If your honest answer is less believable, then check out the rest of the videos we've curated, because we think you're on to something.
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DIY College Video Marketing
Colgate University- 13 Second videos: These quick videos tease prospective students with shots of the school's campus, libraries, sports games, Freshmen arrival day and much more. It's college life captured in under 13 seconds—a perfect example of easy to make and digestible content for any social media, as well and a smart way to repurpose long form video!
UNC Chapel Hill- Goats on Campus: UNC Chapel Hill is a fairly large school, but with this video content they show a quirky and personable side that could attract the type of student more comfortable with a small-school atmosphere.
Boston University- Cycling on campus: No one would have made video content about how easily you can cycle around campus ten years ago. But these days it's cool (as well as green) to bike around, especially when you have a wonderful campus and city to peddle through. It's time to rethink your school's amenities.
Hamilton College- Welcoming freshmen: A combination of first impression testimonials from Freshmen just arriving on campus and advice from the saintly undergrads greeting them makes this video an inspirational piece to reassure prospects and parents alike.
Oklahoma University- Hi5OU April 2016 Edition: With a high quality camera, an animated intro and a talented speaker the OU Webcomm team was able to make this series of monthly updates on what's happening on their campus. It's a little corny, but who cares, it looks good and it's informative and bright. It also feels like it was made by ambitious students, which is important to remember.
Illinois University- Admissions Questions: While they don't include the actual students themselves these videos do star two members of the admission team (the very engaging April and Vern) answering prospective student questions about the admissions process. The videos are useful and fun, and a great example of how to utilize your internal team.
D'Youville College- International students: This is the only video we found that focuses on international students, and it's coming from a smaller sized college. Don't let the dramatic music fool you, by using shots of the film set and funny outtakes, the creators of this video did a great job of making it inspiring and down to earth at the same time.
Tufts- Do you ever wonder?: Catered to today's millennial that binges on information online, these short videos feature professors answering interesting questions from within their fields. There are a ton of these videos, all of which are ready to suck in the curious and smart students that Tufts wants applying.
Georgetown University – Ask a professor: This is a similar concept to Tufts', but even more academically intensive. For example, how cosmic radiation affects air travel, isn't something the average person thinks about in the shower. But then again, Georgetown University isn't for the average student.
University of Pennsylvania- Advice for Freshmen from current students: The creators of this video got students to advise freshmen to "take advantage of their professors intellect" in a totally genuine way. Tip of the hat to them. It reminds us that a campus is filled with thousands of down to earth, presentable advocates of your school. Film enough of them and you'll get some good stuff.
If you care to hear more video content marketing ideas, or would like to talk about a distribution strategy for your content and how to feed the results into your admissions and recruitment systems, give us a shout.