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166 2:54:13 GURD, Richard Windle Valley Runners 1 1 1
134 2:56:33 MORTON, Steve New Forest Runners 2 2 1
198 3:01:15 COWLEY, David Stragglers 3 3 2
156 3:05:11 WATSON, Peter Ryde Harriers 4 4 1 IW
169 3:07:08 BABB, Steve Launceston Road Runners 5 5 2
58 3:11:09 JONES, Russell Unattached (Sw13 9Da) 6 6 3
149 3:17:42 KESTLE, Mike Newquay Road Runners 7 7 2
180 3:18:34 JONES, Andrew Unattached (RG41 3UT) 8 8 3
27 3:20:40 MASON, James Unattached (N7 8Nu) 9 9 4
28 3:20:40 VON HIRSCHBERG, Andrew Unattached(Se1 1Hf) 10 10 5
196 3:21:36 PARKER, Rodney Isle Of Wight A.C. 11 11 6 IW
139 3:22:41 AUGUR, Scott Southampton Running Club 12 12 4
130 3:24:50 HOLMES, Adam Fleet & Crookham A.C. 13 13 3
131 3:28:36 HOY, Phil Portsmouth Joggers 14 14 5
175 3:30:29 THOMPSON, David Unattached (Essex) 15 15 6
52 3:32:50 LUCAS, Dave Sydney Striders 16 16 7 IW
86 3:33:03 CARR, Robert Sevenoaks Ac 17 17 8
78 3:33:08 RAPLEY, Jim Unattached (GU14 9HF) 18 18 7
90 3:33:34 MAGUIRE, Bob Portsmouth Joggers 19 19 4
75 3:36:10 WEST, Fintan Unattached (Wimbledon) 20 20 9
68 3:36:29 HOPKINS, Michael Unattached (Po37 7Ef) 21 21 8
167 3:37:31 MURPHY, Bill Ryde Harriers 23 22 5 IW
146 3:38:23 WHITE, Danny Unattached(Soton) 25 23 10
154 3:38:23 SHAW, Christopher Atlantic Athletics Club (Cape Town, South Africa) 26 24 11
171 3:38:29 WALKER-REED, Roger Isle Of Wight Road Runners 27 25 1
170 3:40:25 WELLS, Ian Unattached(So42 7Sl) 28 26 6
122 3:43:23 JORDAN-CAWS, Neal St. Albans Striders 29 27 12
89 3:45:15 BINNIE, Robert Unattached (Po38 1Bd) 30 28 13 IW
174 3:45:27 WIRTZFELD, Peter Worthing Striders 31 29 9
193 3:45:44 DE BEER, Zach Road Runners Club 32 30 7
176 3:46:23 WILMOT, Andrew Halstead Road Runners 33 31 2
152 3:47:53 MITCHELL, Wayne South London Harriers 34 32 14
185 3:49:13 COLLINS, Patrick Bromley Vets 35 33 3
107 3:50:03 WILSON, Darren Unattached(So14 6Bd) 36 34 15
79 3:50:44 HIPWELL, Chris Bbc Running Club 37 35 10
67 3:51:34 KIISKI, Marko Somero (Finland) 38 36 16
63 3:51:51 ERRINGTON, John Hart Road Runners 39 37 11
144 3:53:35 HAWTHORNE, Michael Unattached(Sw10 9Bg) 41 38 17
182 3:54:16 JAMES, Jason University Of Portsmouth A.C. 42 39 18
194 3:55:11 BLAY, Mark Unattached (PO4 0HS) 43 40 19
126 3:56:58 BURKE, Terry Metros 44 41 8
125 3:57:48 KNIGHT, Malcolm Newbury A.C. 45 42 4
88 3:58:37 MCLOUGHLIN, Roy Lordshill Road Runners 46 43 9
109 3:59:02 KELLY, Gary Buckingham & Stowe 47 44 10
199 3:59:28 SCIVIER, Paul West Wight Road Runners 48 45 12 IW
200 3:59:29 MAGEE, Ken West Wight Road Runners 49 46 11 IW
19 3:59:35 COOPER, Robert Unattached (Rg22 6Rx) 50 47 20
94 4:00:16 CARR, Peter Ryde Harriers 52 48 21 IW
113 4:00:36 KIRKDALE, Brian Hastings Runners 53 49 13
190 4:03:13 NOBES, Tim Unattached (PO31 7DS) 54 50 14 IW
44 4:05:17 NUNNEY, Andrew Royal Navy 55 51 22
128 4:05:57 BARNES, Roy 100 Marathon Club 57 52 15
159 4:07:41 HAWLICZEK, Edward Eryri Harriers 58 53 12
65 4:08:17 HODGE, Tony Civil Service Sports Association 60 54 16
115 4:10:22 SMITH, Colin Coffin Dodgers R.C. 61 55 13
179 4:10:45 ROBINSON-PHENIX, Ian Wight Tri 62 56 23 IW
153 4:10:48 MARSHALL, Tim Ryde Harriers 63 57 14
145 4:10:56 JOHNSON, Tom Unattached(Po38 3Bu) 64 58 24 IW
181 4:11:01 MCCARTHY, Kevin Road Runners Club 65 59 17
112 4:14:50 GASTON, Paul Hastings Runners 67 60 15
14 4:14:58 CANAVAN, Christopher Unattached (Po38 3Ll) 68 61 25 IW
124 4:14:59 FARRAR, Mark Les Croupiers 69 62 26
100 4:16:06 MARTIN, Colin City of Salisbury ARC 70 63 16
96 4:16:16 HOLLMAN, William Southampton University A.C. 71 64 27
172 4:16:35 HEWETT, Tony Portsmouth Joggers 72 65 28
33 4:16:47 POWLES, Mike Portsmouth Joggers 73 66 5
47 4:16:59 JONES, Chris Unattached (Sw15 2Az) 74 67 29
116 4:17:43 SMITH, Michael Weymouth St. Pauls Harriers 75 68 18
61 4:18:49 JONES, Matthew Unattached (Cheltenham) 76 69 19
119 4:20:24 DAVIS, Calum Magdalen College Rugby Football Club 77 70 30
38 4:21:38 KROSNAR-CLARKE, Steven Unattached (Sn6 8Et) 78 71 20
110 4:22:27 MAST, Clive Thanet Road Runners Ac 79 72 21
135 4:22:31 LOCKYER, Marc Portsmouth Joggers 80 73 31
178 4:24:30 KAY, Danny 100 Marathon Club 83 74 6
51 4:24:40 DICKENS, Andrew Unattached (Dy13 0Az) 84 75 17
26 4:25:19 KNIGHT, Peter Unattached (Se11 4Jw) 86 76 32
103 4:26:35 RACE, George Garden City Runners 87 77 18
192 4:27:49 BAILEY, Howard Crewkerne RC 89 78 19
4 4:27:51 MCCREIGHT, Dave Unattached (Rg31 4Sr) 90 79 33
120 4:27:55 LANE, Gary Unattached(Gu35 0Je) 91 80 34
148 4:28:29 PRICE, Darren New Forest Runners 92 81 35
10 4:29:21 SHONS, Alan Portsmouth Joggers 93 82 20
191 4:30:02 HAYDEN, Darrin Isle Of Wight Road Runners 94 83 36 IW
56 4:30:19 BROOKES, Paul Unattached (Po36 0Dg) 95 84 37 IW
150 4:30:41 WILLIAMS, John (1) 100 Marathon Club 96 85 7
184 4:30:50 ALLEN, Robert Unattached (S'Down) 97 86 22 IW
59 4:32:37 JEFFERISS, Martin Team Southampton 98 87 23
168 4:34:20 ROONEY, Tom Isle Of Wight A.C. 101 88 1 IW
189 4:36:08 DONEY, Alan Southampton Running Club 102 89 38
108 4:36:15 ROWSE, Neil Unattached(So14 6Bd) 103 90 39
132 4:37:14 GILMOUR, Alan Unattached(Ox14 1Jq) 104 91 40
177 4:37:41 MACTAGGART, Douglas Unattached(Bn6 9Xn) 105 92 41
98 4:38:14 COCKELL, Terry Benfleet R.C. 106 93 42
161 4:40:30 PUZIO, Jan Road Runners Club 107 94 21
133 4:41:33 ALLSOP, Paul 100 Marathon Club 108 95 8
140 4:41:43 DEVENISH, Malcolm Marshfield Runners 109 96 22
160 4:43:49 TOMS, David Brandon Fern Hoppers 110 97 23
158 4:44:47 BRADLEY, Roger Lordshill Road Runners 113 98 9
163 4:45:20 KERR, Jim Littledown Harriers 114 99 24
143 4:46:18 ODWELL, John Unattached(Lu7 3Jz) 115 100 43
147 4:47:56 MCDERMOTT, Glenn Unattached(Rg17 0Jf) 117 101 24
151 4:47:58 STROMAN, Luke Unattached(N4 2Sp) 118 102 44
141 4:48:27 HOLT, Tim Unattached (Gu21 4Ub) 119 103 45
5 4:49:45 WILKINSON, Paul Unattached (M43 7Nr 121 104 25
18 4:51:12 CATT, Mark Unattached (Tn26 3Nd) 122 105 46
91 4:51:43 SPRIGG, Graham Unattached(Sn15 2Hu) 123 106 25
142 4:52:52 BOLTON, Peter Leighton Fun Runners 124 107 26
183 4:54:25 PARKES, Gary unattached (PO38 1DQ) 126 108 26 IW
138 4:57:20 SIMPSON, Richard Fleet & Crookham A.C. 127 109 27
187 4:57:21 ROSSER, David Amman Valley Harriers 128 110 2
22 4:59:00 PREISLER, Horst Lav Hamburg-Nord 129 111 3
11 4:59:20 TULLIE, Henry Unattached (Cb4 3Jd) 130 112 47
16 4:59:22 MILES, Francis Unattached (Se23 1Hb) 131 113 27
42 5:00:37 KEANE, Michael Unattached (Po22 6Qu) 132 114 48
40 5:01:11 MARTIN, Jamie Unattached (Po21 1Qx) 133 115 28
202 5:06:58 YOUNG, Roy Unattached (IW) 134 116 29 IW
129 5:15:01 WEBB, Peter Portsmouth Joggers 135 117 10
66 5:24:52 FROST, Malcolm Unattached (Hindhead) 137 118 28
188 5:48:52 SMITH, Brian Road Runners Club 140 119 11
186 5:58:22 OLIVER, Eddie Lordshill Road Runners 142 120 30
92 5:59:44 BROPHY, Laurence Bridgend Ac 143 121 4
9 6:10:08 DONOVAN, Ben Unattached (Me3 7Bx) 144 122 49
8 6:10:08 SCOTT-DAVIES, Danny Unattached (Me3 7Bx) 145 123 50
76 6:19:57 MCKELLAR, Jim Milton Keynes A.C. 146 124 5
117 6:26:43 WILLIS, Andy Stubbington Green Runners 147 125 31
157 3:37:05 BROWN, Judy Ryde Harriers 22 1 1 IW
111 3:38:11 NORMAN, Mary Unattached (Po32 6Rt) 24 2 1 IW
164 3:52:47 HUNT, Nicola Bishops Stortford Running Club 40 3 2
72 3:59:52 HILL, Cheryl Gosport Road Runners 51 4 2
54 4:05:29 CRUICKSHANK, Bryony Unattached (Sp11 8Hh) 56 5 1
121 4:08:08 BARNARD, Sue Unattached(Rh13 9Gh) 59 6 3
173 4:14:25 COLLINS, Hilary Ann Women'S Running Network 66 7 3
195 4:22:57 CREWS, Sharon Unattached (Cowes) 81 8 4
64 4:23:27 AUSTIN, Angela Hart Road Runners 82 9 5
24 4:25:17 SHIERS, Jackie Portsmouth Joggers 85 10 4
127 4:27:37 MORTON, Francesca Unattached(Po37 6Ls) 88 11 2 IW
73 4:32:51 PLATER, Carol Ann Thame Runners 99 12 6
70 4:32:51 BAKER, Patsy Thame Runners 100 13 7
197 4:44:37 COWLEY, Hillary Stagglers 111 14 3
203 4:44:45 FORDHAM, Jan Lordshill Road Runners 112 15 5
6 4:47:39 FINN, Anna Loughton Ac 116 16 4
155 4:48:53 BARON, Lorraine Ryde Harriers 120 17 8 IW
93 4:53:18 WATERMAN, Alexandra Tvrc 125 18 9
41 5:19:57 PUGH, Dee Chase Harriers 136 19 5
118 5:32:51 DA SILVA, Selina 100 Marathon Club 138 20 6
87 5:32:52 WALTERS, Rosie Sandhurst Joggers 139 21 6
48 5:56:22 HAMILTON, Kerry Unattached (Po13 9Az) 141 22 7
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Ryde Harriers 74 4 WATSON, Peter MURPHY, Bill CARR, Peter
Portsmouth Joggers 98 14 HOY, Phil MAGUIRE, Bob HEWETT, Tony
Road Runners Club 183 30 DE BEER, Zach MCCARTHY, Kevin PUZIO, Jan
100 Marathon Club 211 52 BARNES, Roy KAY, Danny WILLIAMS, John (1)
Portsmouth Joggers 221 66 POWLES, Mike LOCKYER, Marc SHONS, Alan
Lordshill Road Runners 261 43 MCLOUGHLIN, Roy BRADLEY, Roger OLIVER, Eddie
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Not just for another sketch as the Commander in Chief, but for the full 90 minutes. The only mystery, it seems, is whether long time Trump nemesis Rosie O'Donnell will show up, playing the role of controversial presidential advisor Steve Bannon. Rumors flew on social media that she'll appear as Bannon, until now played on the show by a cast member dressed as the Grim Reaper, after she changed her Twitter profile picture to one of her looking like him.
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Illinois man admits stalking ESPN's Erin Andrews
LOS ANGELES (AP) — An Illinois insurance executive pleaded guilty Tuesday to secretly shooting nude videos of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews, who repeatedly called her stalker a sexual predator in court and said she hopes he "never sees the light of day."
Michael David Barrett pleaded guilty to interstate stalking after Andrews urged the judge to give him a harsh sentence and not allow him out on bail.
"His actions have had a devastating impact on me and family," said Andrews, who attended the hearing with her father and attorney.
She said she is constantly reminded that Barrett's videos appeared online, subjecting her to cruel taunts from sports fans while working as a sideline reporter.
"I don't know him," she said. "I haven't met him. I hope he never sees the light of day."
U.S. District Judge Manuel Real allowed Barrett to remain free pending sentencing on Feb. 22.
A plea deal filed last week says prosecutors and Barrett agreed to a 27-month prison sentence. But the judge will decide how long he actually serves and how much restitution he will have to pay Andrews.
Her attorney Marshall Grossman said Andrews did not agree to the sentence outlined in the plea bargain and will address the court again before Barrett's punishment is ordered.
Barrett has admitted renting hotel rooms next to Andrews three times and shooting two videos of her while she was naked. He was accused of posting the videos online and trying to sell them to Los Angeles-based celebrity gossip site TMZ this year.
Andrews was poised as she addressed the court. She looked down at times as Real read the allegations against Barrett, which included details of him traveling to follow Andrews. She shook her head when Real read about Barrett buying information about Andrews online and dabbed tears after Barrett entered his guilty plea.
After the hearing, Andrews said she struggled to keep her composure when she entered the courtroom but felt it was important that her views be heard.
She said she plans to advocate for changes in the hotel industry that will protect female travelers. She also said she was appalled to learn that hotels gave out information about where she was staying, adding that she still calls hotels to see if they'll acknowledge she's a guest. They often do, she said.
"I have a responsibility to other women," Andrews said. "If I back down or shy away, what kind of message does that send to other women and other guys who may be doing this?"
She lamented that the videos remain online and can never be scrubbed from the Internet. She spoke candidly to the judge and reporters after the hearing about being "a little paranoid" when she checks into a hotel. She said she sometimes imagines she sees Barrett and has nightmares.
"I live in hotels because of my job, and every time I check in, I look around, constantly thinking he is there," she said.
Barrett stood at a podium for the nearly 10 minutes it took to read the allegations against him. He repeatedly answered, "Yes, your honor" when Real asked him to waive his rights and confirm the truthfulness of the allegations.
His attorney released a statement after the hearing apologizing to Andrews and saying Barrett is looking forward to any opportunity to "make positive changes in his life."
Both Grossman and Andrews' father, Steve, hinted that Barrett may face further penalties than the ones imposed in this case.
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles have agreed not to pursue further charges against Barrett. However, he could face criminal action in other states stemming from other videos he allegedly shot of unsuspecting nude women through peepholes.
Grossman said there could be as many as a dozen other women that Barrett taped, but he did not provide further details.
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Hans-Joachim Riegenring (* 21. März 1924 in Berlin; † 10. Januar 2002) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller, vor allem Satiriker.

Leben und Werk
Riegenring war Kind einer Berliner Arbeiterfamilie. Diese zog 1930 aus Berlin nach Eggersdorf. In den 1950er Jahren studierte Riegenring Musik am Städtischen Konservatorium in Westberlin. Um Geld zu verdienen, arbeitete er daneben zunächst bis zu dessen Einstellung 1953 als Reporter für den Ostberliner Nachtexpress. Ab 1955 schrieb er vor allem für das Satireblatt Eulenspiegel, aber auch andere Zeitschriften wie Neue Berliner Illustrierte und FRÖSI.

Riegenring entschied sich dann gegen eine subalterne berufliche Zukunft als Musiker und begab sich ganz auf das literarische Gebiet. Er schrieb u. a. Kurzgeschichten, Drehbücher, Chansons und Bühnenstücke und wurde zu einem der bekanntesten und beliebtesten literarischen Alltagshumoristen der DDR, insbesondere mit seinen Publikationen beim Eulenspiegel-Verlag. Er schrieb Texte u. a. auch für Rolf Herricht, betätigte sich als Liedtexter, so von Unerhörtes Liebeslied (1984 als Schallplatte von Amiga mit Evelyn Heidenreich), und als Drehbuchautor (u. a. 1983 für den DEFA-Fernsehfilm Frühstück im Bett).

Riegenrings Texte zeigen oft auf menschliche Schwächen, vermeiden aber bei aller häufig überraschenden Offenheit Häme und zeigen weise Nachsicht.

Mit der deutschen Wiedervereinigung brachen für Riegenring wie für viele andere Autoren der DDR die meisten Auftraggeber weg. Ab 1990 war er verantwortlicher Redakteur des Amtsblatts für Petershagen/Eggersdorf Das Doppeldorf. In seinem letzten Wohnort Petershagen war er auch Ortschronist und organisierte literarisch-musikalische Veranstaltungen. Er initiierte einen Ost-West-Klub, der sich für die Beseitigung der in den Köpfen weiter existierenden Mauer einsetzt, und schrieb Beiträge für die Märkische Oderzeitung. Er starb nach schwerer Krankheit.

Riegenring war mit Katharina Riegenring, vormals Leiterin des Kreisamts Strausberg, verheiratet.

Ehrungen
 Ehrenmitglied des Märkischen Kulturbunds Strausberg
 1999 Brandenburger Satirepreis

Selbstreflexion
"Das ist wieder mal so eine Geschichte, die ich selbst kaum glauben würde, würde ich sie nicht selbst erzählen."

Buchpublikationen
 Das Mädchen mit den weißen Höschen und andere Überraschungen. Eulenspiegel-Verlag, Berlin, 1962
 Wegen Renovierung geöffnet. Heitere Bilder und Geschichten. Eulenspiegel-Verlag, Berlin 1986 (mit Gerhard Vontra)
 Kleines Präludium. Verlag Lied der Zeit, Berlin, 1988
 Das Mädchen aus der Dose. Heitere Kurzgeschichten, Aphorismen, Anekdoten, Lebensweisheiten. Findling, Buch- und Zeitschriften-Verlag, Neuenhagen 2001

Texte in Sammelveröffentlichungen
 Geschichten. Eulenspiegel-Verlag, Berlin, 1967
 So lachte man in der DDR. Ein Vortragsbuch. Eulenspiegel-Verlag, Berlin, 1999. ISBN 3359009614, ISBN 9783359009610
 Heinz Seydel (Hrsg.): Alles Unsinn. Deutsche Ulk- und Scherzdichtung von ehedem ... Eulenspiegel-Verlag, Berlin, 2000. ISBN 3359014014, ISBN 9783359014010
 Thomas Heubner: Alles Trabi, oder was? Ein Lach- und Sachbuch rund ums Auto. Eulenspiegel-Verlag, Berlin, 2005. ISBN 335901619X, ISBN 9783359016199

Weblinks
 https://buednerhaus.blogspot.com/2012/03/personen.html

Autor
Literatur (20. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (Deutsch)
DDR-Literatur
Satire
DDR-Bürger
Deutscher
Geboren 1924
Gestorben 2002
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The official records note Rebecca Sedwick's death as a suicide. There's no disputing that the 12-year-old jumped to her death from an abandoned cement plant in Lakeland, Florida, on September 9, but what happened to her requires new terminology. Perhaps we should call it "peer-icide" or "peer-slaughter" to convey what killed Rebecca, who had been "absolutely terrorized on social media" by 15 middle school girls for over a year, according to the Sheriff of Polk County, Grady Judd.
Preventing tragedies like this requires more than vigilance by parents and educators. Anti-bullying campaigns can't hurt, but unless schools are proactive in their use of technology so that the energies of young people are engaged in meaningful ways, idle hands (and thumbs) will continue to do the devil's work.
'Mean girls' are not a new phenomenon. What is new and frightening are the weapons at their disposal, an array of apps that allow users to post and send messages anonymously. Rebecca's mother singled out ask.fm, Kik Messenger and Voxer as three the girls had used to send messages like "You're ugly," "Can U die please?" and "Why are you still alive?"
Rebecca is one of the youngest children to die in what is reported to be a growing number of victims of cyberbullying. About 20 percent of young people have been victimized, according to the Cyberbullying Research Center, a clearinghouse of information on cyberbullying. About 15 percent of teens admit that they have bullied or ridiculed others on social media, photo-sharing and other websites, according to the Center.
"It's now 24-7. It's not just something you can escape after the school day," Sameer Hinduja, co-director of the Cyberbullying Research Center, told the Orlando Sentinel.
Rebecca and her mother, Tricia Norman, fought back. Ms. Norman told the New York Times that she closed down Rebecca's Facebook page and monitored her cellphone use. She changed the cellphone number and kept tabs on her social media footprint. Rebecca changed schools, and, for a while, her life seemed to have turned around. Then she began using the new Apps, setting off a new round of cyberbullying. (Apparently her original 'offense' was showing interest in a boy that one of the other girls liked.)
"I don't want parents to wait for a tragedy to have those conversations," Cherie Benjoseph, Co-Founder of Boca Raton-based KidSafe Foundation, Inc told WPTV. "We're all still pretty naive on many levels," she said. "We're all still crossing our fingers and hoping it doesn't happen to our children."
Benjoseph said that Sedwick's suicide should be a wake-up call to all parents to demand to know what their their kids are really doing online. Keeping computers and phones out of a child's bedroom is another good move, she says, because what teens do online must not be off-limits to parents. "Our children sometimes lead double lives," she said.
It probably makes sense to have certain 'device-free' times at home, especially at meal times. It's difficult to know what's going on in your children's life if they are always looking at screens.
Bedrooms should be device-free. I know parents who've placed a basket at the foot of the stairs, and everyone (including the adults) is required to leave their phones in the basket when they head upstairs to bed. The phones recharge downstairs, the humans upstairs. Computers and tablets belong in common spaces, not in bedrooms.
Getting all parents to adopt sensible policies and practices is unrealistic, particularly in a time when a lot of parents seem to negotiate every decision with their children, no matter how young they may be. But even if all parents were to adopt these practices, little will change unless the schools do the right thing.
Schools are where most children are, and adults there can set the tone and–more importantly–determine what kids do with their devices. I often hear adults describing today's young people as 'digital natives,' usually with a tone of resignation or acceptance: "They are so far ahead of us, but we can turn to them for help," is the general message I hear.
That kind of thinking smacks of abdication of adult responsibility. Yes, most young people know more than we adults because the fast-changing world of modern technology is alien to us, wildly different from the one we grew up in. But being a 'digital native' is not the same as being a 'digital citizen.' Young people have always needed ethical guidance and the security of rules and boundaries. That's truer now because apps like ask.fm, Kik Messenger and Voxer allow kids to 'go nuclear' without fear of being identified. Kids who spend hours every day on their devices are unlikely to develop empathy for others, and it's a lack of empathy that seems to fuel cyberbullying.
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Some experts say that kids spend ninety percent of their tech time consuming, and perhaps one percent doing creative work. If that's accurate–texting, playing Angry Birds and Grand Theft Auto, linking up on Facebook and Google Circles, sexting and cyberbullying 90 percent of the time–then we adults should be ashamed.
Unless, of course, we are equally guilty of obsessing over our devices.
A central function of schools is what's often called 'socialization.' It might be more useful to substitute 'developing empathy' for 'socialization.' As Catherine Steiner-Adair notes in her new book, The Big Disconnect, "Empathy might seem a 'soft' skill when compared to reading, writing, and math, but it is actually a neurological phenomenon as well as a soulful one," adding "The development of empathy comes from direct experience…"
Cathy Davidson of Duke says much the same thing: "The brain is what it does."
Both are echoing the timeless wisdom of Aristotle: "We are what we repeatedly do."
In my experience, the education community uses technology 90 percent of its time to control, and perhaps 10 percent to create. I mean 'control' broadly, everything from keeping the school's master schedule, monitoring attendance and grades, tracking teacher performance, and imparting the knowledge we believe kids need to have. That's the complete opposite of what should be happening.
Because an important purpose of school is to help 'grow adults,' then the creative use of technology — by adults and young people — must be ramped up dramatically.
Students ought to be using today's technologies to create knowledge and to find answers to important questions. If they aren't doing that, then those idle hands and thumbs will be doing the devil's work, as those girls in South Florida were doing.
Schools today must provide opportunities for young people to create knowledge out of the swirling clouds of information that surround them 24/7. You and I went to school because that's where the knowledge was stored. That was yesterday. Think how different today's world is. Today's young people need guidance in sifting through the flood of information and turning it into knowledge. They need to be able to formulate good questions–because computers have all the answers.
Here are a few ways to harness technology and foster creativity.
1 Every middle school science class could have its own hand-held air quality monitor (under $200). Students could take air quality measurements three times a day, chart the readings, share the information in real time with every other middle school science class in the city, region or state, and scour the data for consistencies and anomalies. That's creating knowledge out of the flood of information, and it's real work, not 'homework.
2. Students could use their smart phones' cameras to map their own neighborhoods, documenting (for example) the number of trash cans on street corners. That information could be plotted and shared city-wide, and the data could be examined for patterns and anomalies. Are there more trash cans in wealthy areas? If so, ask the Mayor, the Department of Sanitation and the City Council for an explanation. Again, students will be turning information into knowledge. (I wrote about this in more detail here.)
3. Why not measure water quality? A hand-held monitor/tester of Ph costs under $100, and the instrument that tests conductivity (ion levels, which relates to purity) is available for under $100. Turbidity — how cloudy the water is — is important to measure as well, and that can be done with an inexpensive instrument and a formula. Students could also measure the speed of the current and keep track of detritus. Then share all the data with other science classes around the city, region and state. Everyone could dig into the information looking for patterns. If one river's water seems relatively pure until it passes point X, students could endeavor to find out why.
Work like this is, well, real work. Students are creating knowledge; they are designing projects and seeing them through from beginning to end. These projects have to meet real-world standards because the results are in public view.
(The rest of the curriculum ought to be designed to engage learners, of course. Project-based learning makes sense to me, if the projects are genuine explorations of meaningful topics. Working together toward real goals is one avenue to developing empathy. And I think it goes without saying that educators need to pay more attention to the social and emotional needs of students. I've been in schools which set aside a period a day for the school equivalent of a hospital's grand rounds: everyone who has Rasheed or Anita in class has the opportunity to talk about how those individual kids are doing–and not just in subject matter mastery.)
When schools do these things, young people will be learning (or reinforcing) real-world skills that will help them once they move out of school. They're working together, they are gathering, assimilating and analyzing data, they are learning how to present what they are learning, and so on. They will be working with numbers and writing persuasive reports. No doubt some will be speaking publicly about their findings. This is career-track stuff, 180 degrees different from the 'regurgitation education' that is the hallmark of most education today.
And it's a zero-sum game: The hours they spend on projects like these are hours they cannot spend consuming technology. And because they are using technology to create, they will not be bored–and will be less likely to use technology's power negatively. Stronger in their own sense of self, they will probably be less likely to feel the need to cyber-bully others. Had Rebecca Sedwick's schools taken this approach, she might be alive today.
We cannot wish today's powerful technology away or keep it out of our children's hands. It's naive to think that anti-bullying campaigns and posters will be sufficient.
Technology, which is value-free, can be used for good or ill. How it is used in schools depends in large part on us.
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Milton Chen says:
John, you win my award (OK, so it's a small award) for best blog of the year. This is the balanced, thoughtful approach to technology we should all have. Your 3 suggestions for things to do would change not only how technology is used but also lead students to understand the fundamental science hidden in plain sight around them. Clean air and water and recycling/energy use will be even bigger issues for US students this decade, as they have been for the developing world.
john merrow says:
There are a number of good books about bullying, including "Sticks and Stones: Defeating the Culture of Bullying and Rediscovering the Power of Character and Empathy," by Emily Bazelon (2013) and "Bullying and Cyberbullying: What Every Educator Needs to Know," by Elizabeth Kandel Englander (also 2013)
Joe Beckmann says:
And how did Schooldigger.com rank the school she left vs. the one she went to.
Your case for socialization is made, but too many, far too many parents think that school is to pour data into blank slate brains, and those parents are far too often affirmed by bureaucrats, politicians and bad or scared teachers who comply in order to get raises – or think they'll get raises in a declining sector.
I strongly recommend two other blogs that amplify your conclusions. First, James Aloisi's analysis of Boston politics, which highlights how difficult – and critical – assimilation and diversity are to the vitality of cities. His is an easily generalized conclusion, since he's very sensitive to history (http://www.commonwealthmagazine.org/Meet-the-Authors/James-Aloisi.aspx). And second, Andrew Zimmerman's piece on Somerville, MA., in The Urbanophile, which is itself a response to the Boston Globe's piece on Somerville's gentrification (http://www.urbanophile.com/2013/09/17/boston-whither-somerville-by-andrew-zimmermann/). Both pieces – which are essentially complementary – show why and how gentrification and social change exacerbate exactly those conditions that lead to bullying, badgering, and even outright violence.
Sometimes the global or large scale analyses do offer real insights into what that little girl encountered, and what her torturers intended. Neither was, itself, either unique nor exceptional, but, together, they were catastrophic. And, frankly, I'd like to blame it on Duncan's obsession with testing, and parent and teacher over simplifications that disparage diversity. So, I guess I will.
Larry Tietz says:
In what context could you conceive of an environment that would lead to one adolescent suggesting to another that they would be better off dead and they should go do it? Where does that idea enter one's head?
Modern technology is just another tool. Somewhat similar to the guns we don't want to ban.
More effort has to be made to teach our children to include, not exclude others. To be tolerant.
The take no prisoners actions of our elected leaders that lead to and encourage gridlock is the worst example for our children.
Make no mistake about it, adults knew what was going on. They tolerated it, condoned it.
The recommended curricular uses of technology are good ideas, mentioned in previous blogs, but I don't see how they would have prevented this tragedy and many others nearly as bad.
John, you have called out educational leaders at all levels in the past few years to voice some outrage, take some action. Very few, if any do.
Fairness has gone out the window for some reason.
We need to get it back. There must a reward, other than some intangible, intrinsic reward, to get us back on the right path. Then it will be natural to treat each individual with the respect they deserve.
Cevin Soling says:
I have so much respect for you and the work you do. I am always amazed at the high quality of the video of the segments you produce and think you are under-appreciated for recognizing the harm of the prescription drug epidemic before everyone else.
What frustrates me is your unwillingness to appreciate the culpability of the school environment. "Mean girls" is a relatively new phenomena. Mean and apathetic children are created by schools who process children on an assembly line and treat them with very little respect and give them no autonomy over their lives. They bully as a means of both replicating the treatment they endure, and to feel a sense of power. Blaming technology-use for lack of empathy is misguided.
Your recommendation about constructive uses of technology are admirable and wonderful, but they are misdirected when it comes to bullying and they are not likely to be implemented because 1) Schools do no want the liability of having children outside of the classrooms 2) Parents, on the whole, depressingly believe that if a child isn't in the classroom then he/she isn't learning. 3) The activities you propose are outside of the common core and are not easily testable in terms of evaluating student learning and teacher teaching.
I have yet to come across a good book on bullying (including the two you mention in a prior response) because not a single one that I have seen acknowledges the impact of environment in any meaningful way. Can you imagine placing a population in a confined environment against their will and depriving them of the capacity to make choices that affect their lives and to NOT address that when evaluating their behavior? These authors are an affront to scholarly practice and do a grave disservice to children. Their work is propaganda designed to avoid confronting this uncomfortable reality by placing blame anywhere else.
In short, the system is a monster and has the capacity for producing monstrous behavior. It isn't the technology, though that can certainly be a tool for cruelty. Let's target the right thing for a change – the design of public schools. I only wish all the good intentioned people who work in the system would appreciate that all of their best efforts will always be undermined by forces beyond their control.
Frank Gould says:
A number of years ago Debra Tannen wrote the book, "You Don't Understand" the basic premise of which was, men set rank and women build community, when one gender speaks to the other they just don't understand. This idea created an amazing revelation for me as to the interactions of the students in my third grade classroom, and, I hope, helped me to deal with the distractions to learning, and some of the hurt feelings, that existed in my classroom, and every classroom.
So much of the discussion of bullying, even your piece, John, seens to ignore what we know today about why and how bullying exists. If we are going to deal with bullying effectively we have to do it from the understanding it is part of culture, even part of genetic make-up. If you look at the way males treat other males and females in every country and society in the world, and the way females accept their treatment and treat other females in the world you can see the rank setting and community building. To make change there is a lot of understanding needed to undo the bullying cultures that prevails, even in the U.S.
The internet has certainly increased the ability to bully, and expanded the individual's fear, anxiety and perception of how bad the personal bullying is, the real issue in addressing this human flaw is to educate our students in human nature. Can we skirt around the issue and change the use of the internet, or can we actually change the way humans interact? If we can't change the interaction to a more humane level I don't believe we'll have much luck with a few science curriculum changes.
A story in today's Newsday reminds us that all it takes for evil to succeed is for good people to do nothing.
The solution is to merely speak out. Not for the participants or the observers of the mob to remain silent.
People sometimes need to be reminded to be empowered and maybe a little direction on how and where to speak up.
Newsday LILife section Bullying and Silence, sisters make a film….
Yes, this is very sad. It should not have happened and it should never happen again.
Too bad you don't see making children of color subservient to their mostly white drill sergeant teachers as tragic too, John.
Other Spaces says:
Apparently, it's only egregious when children bully other children.
Bullying seems to be just fine when charter school teachers bully students under the guise of "character development," so they'll develop "grit" and learn obedience.
Bullying of teachers by politicians and corporate "reformers" is okay, too, even though the bullies are mostly men and teachers are primarily women.
Something is terribly wrong when a society has double standards for what is considered to be acceptable abuses of power, torment and oppression.
And when educated people don't rail against it but join in instead, it's called the Third Reich.
Chi-Town Res says:
It looks like John thinks it's okay to bully scholarly little old ladies, too. He would probably not see what he did as bullying, but one should always ask the victim how they feel about being targeted…
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Enticer is a 21-year-old mechanic who grew up jumping snowmobiles and riding motocross outside Toronto, per a recent interview with Vice appropriately titled "I Have Found Canada's Number One Hoser." Larry's namesake is no doubt the 1979 340 Yamaha Enticer he jumps with reckless abandon on his YouTube channel.
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Not since the near revolution of 1968 has France — or any of the so-called Western capitalist countries — witnessed anything like this, a massive, spontaneous, nationwide series of militant demonstrations that not only gained majority support, but also managed to block some crucial parts of the economy like oil refineries, putting the entire government on the defensive. As one far left commentary put it, "a scent of revolution was hanging in the air" ("Une situation excellente?" Plateforme d'Enquêtes Militantes 12/6/18 http://www.platenqmil.com/blog/2018/12/06/une-situation-excellente ). At the same time, it should be noted that 1968 was immensely larger, involving multiple sectors of society, and, with a smaller population than now, ten million workers on strike and nearly all major economic and educational institutions occupied by workers or students. Nor should we forget the Black and Latinx ghetto uprisings in the US in the 1960s and after, or similar ones in France and the UK in recent years by impoverished people of color. Still, the Yellow Vest movement is the first time since 1968 that a mass insurrectionary movement has burst out in a developed capitalist country that was based primarily in the white majority, let alone those in rural and semi-rural areas.
Initially, the government and the international media presented the protest as one pitting the economic grievances of some rural people against the Macron government's overly high-minded ecological aim of discouraging automobile use. This slanderous narrative only enraged the Yellow Vests further, as well as the majority of the French people, especially the fact that Macron has been widely decried as "the president of the rich." At the same time that he raised the gas tax, his ISF tax cut for the very wealthy meant that "the 100 richest people in the country received the equivalent of a million euros ($1.14 million) each in tax reduction" (Paul Elek, "The Popular Volcano Is Back!", Transform! Europe 12-8-18 https://www.transform-network.net/en/blog/article/the-popular-volcano-is-back/ ). Or as Marxist environmentalist Andreas Malm put it: "If anyone needed another lesson in how not to mitigate climate change, they can thank Emmanuel Macron. Scrap taxes on the richest, then slap higher taxes on fuels… Capitalist climate governance… always makes sure any actual burdens end up on the shoulders of the poor" ("A Lesson in How Not to Mitigate Climate Change," Verso Blog 12-7-18 https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/4156-a-lesson-in-how-not-to-mitigate-climate-change ).
By November 29, a number of other "directives of the people" had been sent to the government, going far beyond repeal of the gas tax. Many of these demands exhibited a working class or leftist bent, including, (1) repeal the ISF tax reduction on the rich, (2) raise the minimum wage, (3) more secure retirement benefits for all, (4) peg the salaries of elected representatives to the median national income, (5) good treatment for asylum seekers, (6) jobs for the unemployed, (7) class sizes no higher than 25 from nursery school through the twelfth grade, (8) full retirement at 60, and at 55 for those performing heavy physical labor, (9) concentrate housing and promote rail transport of goods for ecological reasons, (10) stop the closures of local train lines, post offices, and schools. Other demands were of a more protectionist or nationalist nature: (1) big chains like MacDonald's or Google to pay higher taxes, small shops or artisans less, (2) protection for French industry, (3) forbid the sale of national assets like dams and airports (4) send asylum seekers home whose cases have been rejected, (5) better integration of all those living in France, who should become French by learning the French language and the country's history (Robert Duguet, "Les Cahiers de Doléances," in Gilets Jaunes: Des clés pour comprendre, Paris, Éditions Syllepse, December 2018 https://www.syllepse.net/syllepse_images/gilets-jaunes–des-cles-pour-comprendre.pdf ).
Or as the far-left Plateforme d'Enquêtes Militantes observed, during the December 8 protests in Paris, "New slogans appeared, like 'Paris/Bourgeois/Submit,' 'Don't Turn Out Migrants, Turn Over the Money to Us,' and even the [singing of] Internationale," but at the same time some slogans were more ambiguous or possibly rightwing in nature. The Plateforme article also mentioned the "work carried out over the past four weeks by antifascist groups responsible for expelling the most openly far right groups from the marches." This article also pointed to "the significant presence of youth from the suburbs in the riots," a reference to the impoverished peripheries of Paris with large Black and Arab populations ("Macron ne lâche rien, le gilets jaunes non plus!" 12-13-18 http://www.platenqmil.com/blog/2018/12/13/macron-ne-lache-rien-les-gilets-jaunes-non-plus ).
Lassalleanism forms a major part of the intellectual origin of the class-reductionist "workerism" one finds even today in some varieties of Trotskyism. It is also tied to how a large number of US liberals declare either that the rural areas can be written off due to demographic change (optimists) or that these areas will continue to control the Senate and thus drag the government permanently to the right despite the popular vote (pessimists). But as the Yellow Vests movement shows dramatically, rural areas have never been monolithic, as rural people also suffer under the weight of capitalism, whether in its monopoly stage a century ago (bringing about the leftwing US Populists) or in its neoliberal stage today (bringing about the Yellow Vests).
This is not to deny the fact that downwardly mobile lower middle class (petty bourgeois) groups and rural populations drawn from the dominant ethnic groups (not of course members of oppressed minority groups like rural Blacks in the US or Kurds in the Middle East) have at times formed the social base of rightwing populism and fascism, as theorists like Leon Trotsky and Erich Fromm have shown. But such positioning is a product also of the state of the formation of revolutionary ideas and subjectivities at specific historical junctures, something that we as revolutionary leftists cannot control but that we are in a position to influence and help to shape.
Another new aspect, seldom remarked upon, is the large presence of women among the Yellow Vests: "Women are also at the traffic circles and blockades, at the leading edge of the demonstrations, and are acting as spokespersons. Visible on TV screens, they give the movement an unaccustomed image, since it is too often the men who do the speaking during social movements. First victims of precarity, of unemployment, and involuntary part-time hours, the women in yellow vests are denouncing the social conditions imposed upon them. They are a vital force in the movement" ("Nous sommes le peuple," Gilets Jaunes: Des clés pour comprendre https://www.syllepse.net/syllepse_images/gilets-jaunes–des-cles-pour-comprendre.pdf ).
The mainstream media obscured this fact, but women were also hit by brutal police repression, As the philosopher Frédéric Lordon intoned: "Whereas France Info had fed us to the point of nausea with images of the Necker hospital windows and a burning McDonalds, no midday news flashes last Monday [3 December] had yet informed us of the death of a woman in her eighties killed by a tear gas canister" ("End of the World?," Verso Blog, Dec. 7, 2018 https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/4153-end-of-the-world ).
Several commentators have linked the basically leaderless, spontaneous Yellow Vest protests to those since the Arab Revolutions of 2010-11, when the Tunisian and Egyptian masses toppled their autocrats. These in turn inspired Occupy, the Spanish Indignados and other similar movements outside the Middle East. Chiding those who still think of radical movements solely in top-down terms, the anarchist David Graeber writes, in light of the sudden emergence of the Yellow Vests, of "horizontality" replacing "older 'vertical' or vanguardist models of organization." He adds that "intellectuals" need to do "a little less talking and a lot more listening" in relation to these new movements ("The 'Yellow Vests' Show How Much the Ground Moves Under Our Feet," Brave New Europe, Dec. 11, 2018 https://braveneweurope.com/david-graeber-the-yellow-vests-show-how-much-the-ground-moves-under-our-feet ) It is certainly true that many revolutionary movements, from the storming of the Bastille in 1789 to those that pushed out several Arab tyrants in 2011, have been leaderless and horizontal.
A less discussed but even more apt analogue to the Yellow Vests can be found in the Iranian protests and riots in rural areas last winter. In late December 2017 and into January 2018 a series of violent uprisings occurred in 80 small cities and rural areas that had been thought to have been the political base of the Islamist regime. As an anonymous correspondent from inside Iran wrote at the time: "The protests expanded horizontally, covering most cities in northern, southern, and western parts of Iran. Small cities and places farther from the center, which before this movement were government strongholds, are rioting. It was amazing to see how large numbers of people in small cities of western Iran, who were not active in political crises in the past, came into the streets. In these cities the time between peaceful street protest to taking over the government centers and putting them on fire was very short" (An Iranian Marxist, "Iran Uprising after Five Days," International Marxist-Humanist" 1-3-18 https://www.imhojournal.org/articles/iran-uprising-five-days/ — see also the articles on this site that month by Mansoor M, Ali Kiani, and Ali Reza). As in France, areas of the country often dubbed "reactionary" came to the forefront of protests that were mainly over economic grievances: declining or unpaid wages, unemployment, corruption and favoritism, and ecologically disastrous mismanagement of their water supply. While women's rights was not an explicit issue in the protests and riots, some significant women's demonstrations against the veil occurred during the same period. Many of the urban residents who had supported earlier protests against the regime were stunned, and even suspicious, hanging back from supporting the new upsurges in the rural areas.
Rather than jump to conclusions, these are issues to consider and debate, given the changed world of neoliberal capitalism and, more recently, burgeoning rightwing populism and neofascism in the US, France, Italy, Germany, Hungary, and elsewhere.
The French people do not take itself for a ride by its president Macron.
Because Macron had called for a "big debate" in France with the intention to take away the pressure of the "yellow vests" movement, the ironic answer of the unions was a "big debate on the asphalt" and a nationwide general strike.
On Monday, left-wing politicians, unionists and spokespersons for the "yellow vests" announced a "rendezvous" in a joint press conference for the following day, forging an "alliance" for all to see the "interface" of the various social movements should be. The important result of this meeting was that "The social revolt, unprecedented since May 1968," had finally brought the "yellow vests" and workers' organizations together on Tuesday.
And this solidarity is needed, for Macron, although he is talking about a "big debate" close to the French people, actually is working on the extension of the so called anti-terror law which grants powers to the prefect and to the special units to curtail the right of demonstration. This once again demonstrates that Macron follows a reactionary policy. Although right-wing and liberal politicians in Europe present Macron with pleasure as a pro-European and because of that progressive president (sic) the majority of the French people see up what he is: a pro-European capitalist and reactionary. They do not take itself for a ride by him!


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August 2016 – New York City: At the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards, it's not about winning…it's not about losing…it's about looking the most fabulous on the red carpet and stirring chatter, gossip, and tweets among the millions of fans, experts, stylists, and fashion forecasters around the globe!
For the first time ever, the world's most popular annual pop music television awards show took place at the world's most famous arena – Madison Square Garden, in the heart of the Big Apple.
Contemporary music stars and entertainment legends within shouting distance of the Great White Way commandeered the "great red way" – including Rihanna, who accepted the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award; Britney Spears – who returned to the VMA stage after a ten year absence; and Ariana Grande, who made a grand, triumphant return to the hallowed awards extravaganza.
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The incomparable Beyoncé stunned attendees in an ethereal Francesco Scognamiglio sheer long-sleeve crystal-embellished gown with feathers! Reality television superstar Kim Kardashian arrived in a Vintage John Galliano sheer long-sleeve dress with plunging neckline and drawstring complemented with scandalous Manolo Blahnik lace-up sandals.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton Make Surprise Public Appearance With Their Kids
By Desiree Murphy 12:51 PM PST, December 11, 2020
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Prince William and Kate Middleton are spreading some holiday cheer in London!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a surprise public appearance with their kids on Friday, attending a special, socially-distanced pantomime performance of The National Lottery's Pantoland at The Palladium. According to Kensington Palace, the event was held to thank key workers and their families for their phenomenal efforts this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Princess Charlotte, 5, looked as cute as ever walking the red carpet in a plaid dress and tights, while Prince George, 7, rocked a red-and-blue striped sweater with black slacks. Their 2-year-old brother, Prince Louis, donned a cozy blue jacket with black buttons. Once inside the theatre, the royal family slipped on masks to keep them safe from the coronavirus.
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"Before the performance, The Duke delivered a short speech to thank those across the country for the sacrifices they have made to keep the country operating and to support their communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic," a post from the official Kensington Royal Instagram page read. "During the interval, The Duke and Duchess also met a small number of key worker families to hear more about their experiences over the past year, before popping backstage to thank the cast and crew."
The outing comes just a few days after the Duke and Duchess concluded their royal train tour by joining Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Edward, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Princess Anne in the quadrangle of Windsor Castle to thank local volunteers and essential workers helping to fight COVID-19.
With the holidays just around the corner, ET has learned that Christmas will look a lot different for the royals this year. They will not be gathering at their Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England, as they normally do.
"Having considered all the appropriate advice, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have decided that this year they will spend Christmas quietly in Windsor," Buckingham Palace revealed in a statement earlier this month.
Hear more in the video below.
The Royal Family Reunites at Windsor Castle While Staying 6 Feet Apart
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Retail Leader Book Club
Designed to cultivate community and thought-provoking discussion, the Retail Leader Book Club aims to inspire retail industry executives with new ways of thinking that disrupt the status quo and drive innovation.
We'll be showcasing a diverse mix of perspectives, covering the hottest topics and emerging trends in retail, leadership and consumer behavior. Sign up now (it's free!) to join our Book Club, and we'll keep you posted with updates on each book/author, plus info on how to attend our virtual "Meet the Author" interactive coffee hour events.
The Retail Leader Book Club includes:
Four featured books/authors for 2022.
Access to attend a Book Club member virtual "Meet the Author" coffee hour with interactive audience discussion.
Trend Talk podcast episodes with each author.
To sign up for the Retail Leader Book Club, click here!
What We're Reading in 2022:
Book #1: "Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data"
"Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data" focuses on helping people think, feel and see differently about how to grow their companies, their teams and themselves in transformative times.
The hidden key to successful transformation in any organization lies between human intuition and data-driven insights. Rishad Tobaccowala draws on research and interviews, as well as over three decades of experience as a business and thought leader, to describe how digilog companies—ones where digital tools and analog people are integrated expertly—develop a hybrid consciousness and learn to be proactive when they see warning signs that human traits are being subordinated to technology and data-only decisions.
"Restoring the Soul of Business" provides practical tools and techniques that every organization can and should implement, and challenges readers to move forward with the kind of balance that catalyzes transformation and produces one great success after another.
Grab your copy here.
Meet the Author Coffee Hour with Rishad Tobaccowala
(Sign up for the Book Club to get access to this event)
Rishad Tobaccowala is an author, speaker and advisor with four decades of experience specializing in helping people, organizations and teams reinvent themselves to remain relevant in changing times.
Tobaccowala speaks on change, future trends and transforming work forces to a range of industries, from technology (Google, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn), to media (The New York Times, Conde Nast, Univision), to blue chip firms (Walmart, Procter & Gamble, H&R Block, Bayer) to industry associations (Blue Cross Blue Shield, US Olympic Swimming, Radio Advertising Bureau). He also teaches programs on Change Management, Upgrading Your Mental Operating System and How to Lead with Soul for many firms, and guest lectures at The University of Chicago and Northwestern University.
Tobaccowala's advisory clients include global firms such as Publicis Groupe and many executives at Fortune 500 and FTSE 100 companies, private-equity organizations such as Growth Catalyst Partner, Venture Capital firms such as Greycroft and technology platforms such as Crisp, Trendline and many more.
He spent nearly four decades at Publicis Groupe, an 80,000-employee firm comprising companies like Epsilon, Sapient, Digitas, Leo Burnett, Saatchi and Saatchi, Starcom and Zenith, dedicated to delivering marketing and business transformation. Before Tobaccowala stopped being a full-time employee with Publicis Groupe in 2019, he served as its chief strategy and growth officer and served on its management committee.
Book #2 "Gen Z 360: Preparing for the Inevitable Change in Culture, Work, and Commerce"
Generation Z doesn't play by the same rules or wait for permission. They don't stand for social injustice or splash cash with reckless abandon. They innovate. They influence. They side-hustle. They disrupt. Their arrival is changing everything we know about culture, work, and commerce, and understanding who they are, and how they think and behave will be crucial to educators, business leaders, and policy makers alike.
Born between 1998 and 2016, this 78-million-strong cohort of young Americans is a generation like no other. They have never known a world without a search engine, cell phone, or social media. They grew up amidst constant economic, social, and political changes that have shaped their views and values. The combined effect of the two - technology and values - is creating a new set of norms and behaviors that will not only challenge everything we know about business but will also trickle up and spread to other generations. Getting to know Gen Z is therefore a business imperative and Gen Z 360 is your ultimate guide for what's to come.
Based on in-depth research and years of experience advising global brands and retailers, author Hana Ben-Shabat—an award-winning management consultant and founder of research firm Gen Z Planet— not only describes the unique characteristics of this upcoming generation as culture creators, employees, and consumers, but also digs deeper into the "why," explaining what's behind the change and thus what it will take to navigate it.
From how to recruit, train, and integrate this hardworking and hungry generation into today's multigenerational workforce, through to how to market products and services to them — Gen Z 360 is packed with insights and no-nonsense guidance that can make all the difference during one of the most transformative periods in business history.
Believing that if you want to know a generation, just ask "what's your biggest dream," Ben-Shabat, in her ongoing research, collected thousands of dream statements from teenagers and young adults. With the help of artists from all around the world, a selected number of these statements turned into illustrations. These are shared throughout the book, providing a unique perspective and a compelling look into the hearts and minds of this generation.
Meet the Author Coffee Hour with Hana Ben-Shabat
June 16 at 2 p.m. EDT
Hana Ben-Shabatis the founder of Gen Z Planet ─ a research, speaking, and advisory firm helping leaders across sectors and industries to prepare for the next generation of culture creators, employees, and consumers. In this role, Hana combines her passion for turning insights into growth engines with her commitment to support the integration of the next generation into business and into society in general.
Known for her creativity, expertise, and insights, Hana is an award-winning management consultant who was named as one of the "Top 25 Consultants" by Consulting Magazine for her thought leadership in retail. She is a sought-after speaker and commentator on consumer behaviors and trends.
Before founding Gen Z Planet, Hana was a partner and board member of the global management consulting firm A.T.Kearney where she co-led the firm's Global Consumer Institute and advised clients around the world on issues of corporate strategy and organizational effectiveness. Before that she held marketing positions at several Israeli tech companies.
Hana holds a B.A. degree in Political Science (major) and Psychology (minor) from Tel Aviv University, an M.B.A from Rotterdam School of Management, and a diploma in Corporate Finance from London Business School.
Book #4 "Good is the New Cool: The Principles of Purpose"
What is purpose? How do you discover it? How can legacy companies reverse-engineer it into their DNA in an authentic and meaningful way? And how can leaders harness its power to create compelling products and services for a new generation of socially-conscious consumers that attract the best employee talent who want to do meaningful work?
In this groundbreaking book, Bobby Jones and Afdhel Aziz share nine revolutionary principles based on their deep experience as co-founders of the world's most inspiring purpose consultancy Conspiracy of Love (with Fortune 500 clients like Adidas, Red Bull, Oreo and Microsoft). Good is the New Cool: Principles of Purpose is the essential handbook for corporate leaders wishing to unleash the power of "The Purpose Flywheel": creating inspired innovation, engaged employees and new frontiers for growth.
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Afdhel Aziz and Bobby Jones are two of the most inspiring leaders in the movement for business as a force for good. Their best-selling book "Good is the New Cool: Market Like You Give A Damn" was hailed as a groundbreaking manifesto for a new era of socially conscious brands. The book has grown into a global community of thousands of leaders in business and culture, with conferences, podcasts, and upcoming TV shows. Their purpose consultancy Conspiracy of Love, a certified B Corp, advises iconic brands worldwide like Adidas, Red Bull, Oreo and Microsoft and Fortune 500 companies like Unilever, Mars, Mondelez, Diageo, and AB InBev.
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Bell Atlantic Deploys New Digital Switch,Bringing Additional Advanced Technology,Services To Pittsburgh Area
Bell Atlantic Deploys New Digital Switch,
Bringing Additional Advanced Technology,
To Pittsburgh Area
Company Invests $6.4 Million to Expand, Upgrade Local
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PITTSBURGH -- Bell Atlantic has installed a new digital switch, a state-
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Liberty telephone office in Pittsburgh as part of an $6.4 million project to
upgrade the local telephone network and provide advanced
telecommunications services to its customers.
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Atlantic's commitment to have 100 percent digital call switching in
Pennsylvania by the end of the year 2000. The change from the old to the
new switch was made in October, resulting in faster, more reliable phone
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"This project is the latest evidence that Bell Atlantic is meeting our
commitment to deliver a state-of-the-art telecommunications network
throughout Pennsylvania," said Daniel J. Whelan, president of Bell
Atlantic - Pennsylvania. "We are accelerating our construction
schedules to provide rural and urban customers with high-speed access to
the Internet, work-at-home capabilities, as well as a host of other
innovative advanced services."
Whelan said Bell Atlantic has made major strides in deploying advanced
technology in its network:
Annual spending on the Pennsylvania network nearly doubled
from $539 million in 1995 to more than $961 million in 1998.
Miles of fiber-optic cable in the commonwealth increased by 66
percent from 474,450 in 1995 to 786,106 at the end of 1998.
Percentage of digital call-routing switches will be 100 percent by
the end of the year 2000, having grown from 90.3 percent in 1995
to 96 percent at the end of 1998.
Bell Atlantic Infospeedsm DSL was launched in Pennsylvania in
October, 1998. Infospeed DSL is a secure, high-speed, always-on
Internet access services that enables consumers to connect to
cyberspace at speeds up to 100 times faster than today's fastest
analog modems.
"Bell Atlantic is keeping its promises to Pennsylvania,"
Whelan said. "We are building and enhancing a public
telecommunications network in Pennsylvania that is the finest in the world
and is a vital part of the commonwealth's economic infrastructure.
In addition to deploying the latest technology, Bell Atlantic has spent tens
of millions of dollars to open Pennsylvania's local telephone market to
"We have irreversibly opened our markets to competition,"
Whelan said. "We can't force the long distance giants or anyone else
to compete here, but anyone who genuinely wants to enter our markets can
do so."
Bell Atlantic is at the forefront of the new communications and
information industry. With more than 43 million telephone access lines
and more than 10 million wireless customers worldwide, Bell Atlantic
companies are premier providers of advanced wireline voice and data
services, market leaders in wireless services and the world's largest
publishers of directory information. Bell Atlantic companies are also
among the world's largest investors in high-growth global communications
markets, with operations and investments in 23 countries.


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In terms like, things like the Nightmare Theme, that thing has been floating around forever. In terms of writing, we had it as a solo in our show, then we played it at countless shows as a jam session — what that came from was actually a 'Hail to the King' sessions where we wanted to keep all the classical stuff of that record. We were trying to make a blues record. So we had a lot of stuff that we naturally kind of go towards in terms of dueling guitars and just those lead guitars where they do all the duals. They're stuff that wasn't able to make the record. So we took that and transformed it into video game soundtracks.


text:
namespace ash {
class SessionStateObserver;
}  // namespace ash

class SessionStateDelegate : public ash::SessionStateDelegate {
 public:
  SessionStateDelegate();
  virtual ~SessionStateDelegate();

  // ash::SessionStateDelegate:
  virtual int GetMaximumNumberOfLoggedInUsers() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual int NumberOfLoggedInUsers() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual bool IsActiveUserSessionStarted() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual bool CanLockScreen() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual bool IsScreenLocked() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual bool ShouldLockScreenBeforeSuspending() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual void LockScreen() OVERRIDE;
  virtual void UnlockScreen() OVERRIDE;
  virtual bool IsUserSessionBlocked() const OVERRIDE;
  virtual const base::string16 GetUserDisplayName(
      ash::MultiProfileIndex index) const OVERRIDE;
  virtual const std::string GetUserEmail(
      ash::MultiProfileIndex index) const OVERRIDE;
  virtual const std::string GetUserID(
      ash::MultiProfileIndex index) const OVERRIDE;
  virtual const gfx::ImageSkia& GetUserImage(
      ash::MultiProfileIndex index) const OVERRIDE;
  virtual void GetLoggedInUsers(ash::UserIdList* users) OVERRIDE;
  virtual void SwitchActiveUser(const std::string& user_id) OVERRIDE;
  virtual void SwitchActiveUserToNext() OVERRIDE;
  virtual void AddSessionStateObserver(
      ash::SessionStateObserver* observer) OVERRIDE;
  virtual void RemoveSessionStateObserver(
      ash::SessionStateObserver* observer) OVERRIDE;
  virtual bool TransferWindowToDesktopOfUser(
      aura::Window* window,
      ash::MultiProfileIndex index) OVERRIDE;
 private:
  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(SessionStateDelegate);
};

#endif  // CHROME_BROWSER_UI_ASH_SESSION_STATE_DELEGATE_VIEWS_H_