Great Grandma's Wicker Basket: The Jemmett Family - From humble NZ colonists to royalty in 800 years!
The Jemmett Family - From humble NZ colonists to royalty in 800 years!
This blog covers my family tree on my Mum's side of the family. It doesn't cover the tree on my Dad's side. My Dad has written a whole book on his side of the family which was published in 2003. He has done an amazing job on the Jemmett family tree!
The Jemmett family consisting of Daniel, Hannah and their children Nathan, George, Charles, Martha and William left London for Lyttelton, New Zealand in 1873 aboard the Edwin Fox. They were incorrectly named as Gimmett.
Why did they come to New Zealand? Probably because they were dirt poor Agricultural labourers and thought there would be more opportunities in New Zealand. Work was getting more scarce in England and New Zealand was a new hopeful place to go.
Daniel Jemmett's father was named Griffin, of John, of John, of John, of Griffin, of John, of Griffin, of Walter. By the time you get back to Walter (born about 1583 in Shiplake - died before 1659) you are in the time of Queen Elizabeth I. He even lived to hear about the execution of Charles I in 1649. This puts the era into context. We are now a long long way back to the time of ruffles around the neck!
Walter Jemmett was somewhat well off compared to his Jemmett descendants. We know this because he actually had a will. I am not sure of the exact words in the will. My Dad has it somewhere. Walter Jemmett wasn't the commonest name and it was easy to find that he married a woman named Mary Higgs.
A few years back I didn't know what to get my Dad for Christmas so I started looking at the far back end of the family tree that my Dad had spent many years on. I was trying to get back further, using mainly information on the web. This can be somewhat dangerous and shouldn't really be attempted without good references and proof. There are some genealogical nutcases out there, I'm sorry to say. In some cases though it does work, as in this case!
Dad knew that Mary Higgs was probably born to Griffin Higgs and Sarah Payne. We thought this was highly likely considering the amount of "Griffins" in the Jemmett family. However we needed further proof as there was another Mary Higgs born around the same time in a similar area.
Mary Higgs, daughter of Griffin Higgs had a brother Griffin Higgs. I did a google search and found the following article on this man. It turns out he was famous! He was an academic, a churchman and the dean of Lichfield from 1638. I had been to Lichfield Cathedral with my father in law and his partner, my husband and baby daughter at one point on a lovely family outing while visiting England in 2007. At that stage I had no idea that my 10x great granduncle had been dean there.
Griffin (sometimes known as Griffith) also had a lot to do with Merton College, Oxford. He gave them one of the largest bequests that the College Library had every received. Higgs was a Fellow there from 1611-26. Afterwards he was Chaplain to Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia. This was during her exile to the Netherlands. He bought most of his books while overseas at auction sales. There are over 650 of his book collection in the Merton College library. Wow, he was educated and left a great donation to Merton College. He seemed great but how could I connect him for sure to my Mary Jemmett nee Higgs!
"I do give and bequeath to my eldest sister, Mary Jemett of Shiplake in the county of Oxon, widow, a gold ring with a fair diamond in it, in forme of a heart given me by her Matie the Queene of Bohemia."
This finally proved that the family relations were all correct. After that the sky was the limit. Griffin was the son of Nicholas Higges, son of Thomas Higges, son of John Higges who married Julianna de Sandford. The de Sandford family are very connected but I couldn't prove who the father for Julianna de Sandford was. I then looked at the Barton family. One of Griffin Higgs' great grandfathers was Griffin Barton of South Stoke. His father was Harrye Barton who married Alice Marten, and Harrye's father was Thomas A. Barton who married Catherine Mylbourne.
Thomas and Catherine Barton nee Mylbourne had a son Griffin (Griffith) Barton born about 1506. So the name Griffin is still present in the tree! How much further back did it go?
Catharine Mylbourne was the daughter of Simon Mylbourne and Jane Baskerville. This now leads us back to royalty. Catherine was one of 12 sisters! A huge family of girls! One can see why our family never were that rich or titled. Our family follows a mainly female line to get back to any kind of royalty.
The Baskerville family were a very well to do and connected family. There is a comment in the Baskerville family history (click here) that the Baskervilles of Eardsley (which is our line) lost their wealth. Well that is probably another reason why we ended up as farm labourers.
To stop this story becoming very long winded I will summerise what happened next. I found the Baskervilles were descended from many of the Welsh Kings and Queens, because of a marriage of Robert Baskerville born 1090 to Agnes Verch Rhys. Agnes family tree includes all the very old Kings and Queens some of which were at Powys Castle (the newer version of which I have visited). Her father was Rees App Griffiths (another Griffith!!) Once you have one royal in the family you go back to just about every royal house you can think off. The tree goes nuts!
So I put all the information together. It cost me nothing and it was basically the best Christmas present my Dad had ever received. He bounced off his chair with excitement.
By the way, everyone who has some sort of English ancestry will have a similar connection to royalty, I'm sure. But it is just finding that key ancestor which unlocks the rest of the tree for you. For us, having a very uncommon surname, combined with a very uncommon yet repeatedly used Christian name (Griffin) as well as a lot of hard work from my Dad, reading old parish records and wills, has led us to this point. I also must say that relations in England had already worked out the connection but hadn't told my Dad. So when Dad told them, they weren't surprised. So I can't claim to have been the first to have found this connection! Good luck with searching!!
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Last major update issued on July 20, 2005 at 03:50 UTC.
The geomagnetic field was quiet to unsettled on July 19. Solar wind speed ranged between 351 and 429 (all day average 381) km/sec. A high speed stream from CH175 became the dominant solar wind source after 19h UTC and caused an increase in disturbance levels to the unsettled to active range towards the end of the day.
Solar flux measured at 20h UTC on 2.8 GHz was 71.2 (the lowest solar flux since August 2, 1997). The planetary A index was 10 (STAR Ap - based on the mean of three hour interval ap indices: 9.6).
Three hour interval K indices: 32312223 (planetary), 32322223 (Boulder).
July 18-19: No obvious partly or fully Earth directed CMEs were observed.
July 17: An impressive full halo CME was observed in LASCO C3 images starting at 12:18 UTC. Its source was in region 10786 well behind the northwest limb. A minor increase in proton levels was observed as well after this event.
A well defined recurrent trans equatorial coronal hole (CH175) was in an Earth facing position on July 17-19.
Processed SOHO/EIT 284 image at 01:06 UTC on July 20. The darkest areas on the solar disk are likely coronal holes.
The geomagnetic field is expected to be unsettled to minor storm on July 20-21 and quiet to active on July 22 due to a high speed stream from CH175.
Long distance low and medium frequency (below 2 MHz) propagation along east-west paths over high and upper middle latitudes is very poor. Propagation along long distance north-south paths is poor to occasionally fair. Trans Atlantic propagation conditions are normally monitored every night on 1470 kHz. Dominant stations tonight: Radio Cristal del Uruguay and Rafaela Argentina on the antenna pointing towards the southwest, CPN Radio (Perú) on the westerly directed antenna. On that antenna a few interesting stations from Perú were noted with the best signals on 1200 and 1509.95 kHz in addition to Radio Santa Rosa on 1499.93 kHz. Those stations disappeared at local sunrise leaving only stations from Argentina and Uruguay on the main southwesterly antenna - on 1510 kHz both Radio Belgrano (Argentina) and Radio Rincón had weak to very weak signals.


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Oklahoma outdoors TV host Don Wallace dies at age 90: 'Good luck, good hunting and good fishing'
by Ed Godfrey
Published: Fri, November 20, 2020 1:05 AM Updated: Fri, November 20, 2020 1:28 AM
Don Wallace, of Yukon, whose "Wallace Wildlife Show" aired for 23 years on Oklahoma City television, died Wednesday at the age of 90. [THE OKLAHOMAN ARCHIVES]
Don Wallace, whose popular "Wallace Wildlife Show" aired on television for almost 40 years, died Wednesday. He was 90 years old.
Funeral services for Wallace will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at New Hope Methodist Church, 11600 N Council Road. Wallace, of Yukon, was married to his wife, Pat, for 40 years.
Wallace was one of the early pioneers in outdoors television, and his hunting and fishing show was the first of its kind in the Oklahoma City market.
But before he was an outdoors television personality, Wallace was a disc jockey spinning records at Oklahoma radio stations and organizing teen hops.
Born Don Wallace Peterson and raised in Kansas, his first job was in Bartlesville at KWON in 1949. He moved to KOME-Tulsa in 1955 and was the first disc jockey to play rock 'n roll on the air in Tulsa. He decided to drop his last name for on-air jobs, so to listeners, viewers and fans, he became known as Don Wallace throughout his career.
Wallace accepted a job at WKY radio station in Oklahoma City and was still spinning records and hosting teen hops, but he also had a passion for the outdoors. He persuaded the management at WKY-TV to also let him host an outdoors television show.
"It took four years of convincing," Wallace told The Oklahoman. "My pay was to be $5 a show with no expenses."
Wallace was given a 15-minute outdoor show in 1965 to fill dead spots on weekends where needed. Six years later, the "Wallace Wildlife Show" with its hunting and fishing stories became a 30-minute segment that aired in prime time.
The television show aired for 23 years and was syndicated in five states. The final "Wallace Wildlife Show" was broadcast on Dec. 31, 1988, but it continued over the airways for 16 more years in reruns.
Wallace ended each show with his signature sign-off: "Good luck, good hunting and good fishing."
Ed Godfrey
Ed Godfrey was born in Muskogee and raised in Stigler. He has worked at The Oklahoman for 25 years. During that time, he has worked a myriad of beats for The Oklahoman including both the federal and county courthouse in Oklahoma City for more... Read more ›
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Adult Life Skills (formerly known as 'How To Live Yours') is a 2016 British comedy film, funded by Creative England, and is the feature debut for writer director Rachel Tunnard. It is the feature-length version of BAFTA-nominated short, Emotional Fusebox, which premiered at the London Film Festival in 2014. The story of a 29-year-old, Anna (portrayed by Jodie Whittaker) has moved into her mum's shed and is refusing to move out after the death of her twin brother.

The film premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival in April 2016, winning one of the top awards - the Nora Ephron prize for best female director.

Plot

Since her twin brother Billy died, Anna is stuck. She is approaching 30, living like a hermit in her mum Marion's garden shed and spending her days making videos using her thumbs as actors but without showing them to anyone and no one knows what they are for. A week before her birthday her Mum serves her an ultimatum – she needs to move out of the shed, get a haircut and stop dressing like a homeless teenager. However, when her school friend comes to visit, Anna's self-imposed isolation becomes impossible to maintain. Soon she is entangled with Clint, a troubled eight-year-old boy whose mother is seriously ill and the local estate agent Brendan whose awkward interpersonal skills continually undermine his attempts to seduce her.

Cast

Jodie Whittaker as Anna
Ozzy Myers as Clint
Edward Hogg as Billy
Brett Goldstein as Brendan
Alice Lowe as Alice
Lorraine Ashbourne as Marion
Eileen Davies as Jean
Rachael Deering as Fiona
Christian Contreras as Hank, Clint's father

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External links

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Films set in Yorkshire
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Africa Renewal
African News and Analysis from the United Nations
Microfinance: Good for the poor?
John Njiraini
To lift the poor from poverty, create jobs, not loans, critics say
From Africa Renewal:
A MicroEnsure agent talks to microfinance clients about microinsurance at a group meeting in Nairobi, Kenya. Photo: Alamy/David Dorey
In 2005 the United Nations declared the year the International Year of Microcredit. At a time when the clamour for financial inclusion was gaining momentum, the declaration brought microfinance from the periphery of finance and offered an estimated 2.5 billion people an opportunity to "grow thriving businesses and, in turn, provide for their families, leading to strong and flourishing local economies."
At that time it was widely believed that reducing extreme poverty would be nearly impossible if the majority of the poor could not save or have access to credit. Small lenders were hardly entering into the mainstream financial sector. Their loans were restricted to under $200 at high interest. The rigidity of commercial banks meant that microfinance institutions (MFIs) offered the only hope for financial inclusion to the world's poor. Then UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan acknowledged as much when he declared that microfinance could be a "weapon against poverty and hunger."
A decade later the world has an opportunity to evaluate whether microcredit really "changes peoples' lives for the better," as Mr. Annan asserted. In July of this year, the UN will hold the Third International Conference on Financing for Development, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. While the conference will discuss the whole spectrum of effective and efficient mechanisms of mobilizing resources for development, microfinance is likely to be one of the key topics.
The timing is critical because the contribution of microcredit in achieving the Millennium Development Goals, a set of global benchmarks for UN Member States that is set to expire in 2015, has been minimal. The MDGs will be replaced by the proposed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), to be endorsed at the September 2015 summit of world leaders at UN Headquarters.
Arguably, the microfinance movement is vital to the development agenda. The success of the movement in a country like Bangladesh, where there are a staggering 20 million micro-borrowers, has shown that microfinance can lift millions out of abject poverty.
China, which over a single generation has become the world's second biggest economy, has also proven that microfinance can help enterprises flourish. Until 2005, China did not allow MFIs. A decade earlier the government had started experimenting with microfinance as a tool in poverty reduction, and in 2005 it allowed the commercialisation of microfinance. This opened the floodgates for resources that help tackle poverty and spur the growth of enterprises in rural areas, where the majority of the country's 400 million people who live on less than $2 per day are concentrated. Since the approval of microcredit, the industry has grown exponentially.
In sub-Saharan Africa, governments now appreciate the impact of microfinance and have enacted favourable laws, encouraged investments, opened up the industry to foreign capital and improved policing mechanisms to protect customers. The growth of the industry is a testament to the high demand for microcredit.
"Microcredit is an effective catalyst in alleviating poverty in Africa. People need access to capital to grow their informal and formal businesses that offer them a regular income and enable them to lead decent lives," says Mads Kjaer, chief executive of MYC4, a Denmark-based online platform that helps individuals to loan money to small enterprises in sub-Saharan Africa. The average loan is about $150 per month.
The growth of microfinance in Africa since 2000 has been inspiring. Data by Microfinance Information Exchange, a non-profit organisation that keeps track of the industry, shows that from 2002 to 2012 the industry expanded by more than 1,300%. During this period, gross loan portfolio leapfrogged from $600 million to $8.4 billion. The number of microfinance customers or depositors shot from 3 million to 20 million, with active borrowers increasing from 3 million to 7 million.
In countries like Benin, Rwanda, Senegal and Tanzania, microfinance has become a lifeline for low-income earners, who are largely in informal sectors. In Benin, where a third of the population lives on less than $1.25 a day, peasant farmers, food processors and small-scale traders depend entirely on microcredit for survival. This has even forced the government to join the sector by setting up the National Microfinance Fund, which is designed specifically to tackle poverty in rural areas by extending small loans. In Rwanda the growth of the microfinance sector is outpacing that of the official banking sector.
"Microfinance does not get the credit it deserves, yet it is the lifeline for the people at the bottom of the pyramid," says James Mugambi, the managing director of Premier Kenya, a micro-lender with customers across East Africa.
Despite the impressive growth of microfinance in Africa, its impact in alleviating poverty remains relatively marginal, some critics say. The industry still serves a small fraction of the population and offers loans that are expensive and short-term. Its impact has thus largely been on basic household units, where small loans offer families opportunities to earn regular income through small enterprises, pay expenses like school fees, invest in livestock or buy solar lighting, among other things.
"Microcredit is not an effective way to reduce poverty," observes Aneel Karnani of the Ross School of Business at Michigan University in the US. "The best way to reduce poverty is to create significant job opportunities suited for the poor. The best engine for doing that is small and mid-size enterprises, not micro-enterprises."
Addis conference
The Third International Conference on Financing for Development will thus be faced with the unprecedented challenge of unlocking the stunted potential of microfinance to guarantee sustainable impact. Notably, it comes at a time when the microfinance industry is at a crossroads. Today microfinance risks being annihilated in many sub-Saharan African countries as commercial banks adjust their business models to accommodate small savers and borrowers. But probably the biggest threat to MFIs is from telecommunication companies, which are targeting micro-lenders' clients with mobile banking.
A new World Bank report says mobile banking has become the panacea in Kenya for financial inclusion. The Measuring Financial Inclusion around the World report shows that a staggering 75% of the Kenyan population is banked, the majority through mobile phones. Mobile banking is now being hailed as more viable than microfinance. "Mobile banking will help the poor transform their lives," said Bill Gates, one of the world's richest men, referring to M-Pesa, a mobile banking product in Kenya.
According to Mr. Kjaer of MYC4, the Addis Ababa conference must explore the bottlenecks that have hindered microfinance from realising its full potential in poverty alleviation. "Microfinance is a tool that Africa cannot do without," he says. "What we need are new and innovative ways and business models to make it more attractive."
One potential way for microfinance to salvage its fading allure is by capitalization. In its current setup, the majority of MFIs in Africa are highly undercapitalized. Many are operating just above the threshold demanded by regulators. As a result of undercapitalization, MFIs are forced to spread risk by offering only small loans to many people at absurd interest rates.
Directing capital into microfinance to enable lenders to provide bigger loans at lower rates and with long maturity times would make it easier for the industry to contribute effectively in reducing poverty. While the natural sources of capital are donors and private investors, the industry can also tap into cheap capital being held by sovereign wealth funds and pension funds. By the end of 2013, the total assets of sovereign funds stood at $5 trillion across the globe.
"There are resources that can be made available to MFIs, but there is need for proper policing," notes Mr. Kjaer.
Another potential strategy is to change the primary goal of microcredit. Traditionally microfinance is perceived as a quick-stop shop for emergency domestic loans. A more sustainable approach would be to change the industry's mind-set so that it becomes a source of funds for enterprises that have the potential to expand and employ more people.
Pushing microcredit as a development tool to an increasingly sceptical world during the Addis meeting may be a hard sell. However, failing to convince stakeholders of the need for microfinance in poverty alleviation could be suicidal for the industry. It is imperative to note that the growth of microfinance over the past decade has been propelled largely by goodwill, mainly from development partners and the Norwegian Nobel Committee, which awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize to Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Bank for giving loans to entrepreneurs too poor to qualify for traditional bank loans.
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England's annual summer music rite – the Glastonbury Music Festival — returned to Hyde Park recently with a superstar lineup that included Mumford & Sons, Vampire Weekend, Arctic Monkeys, Public Enemy, Smashing Pumpkins, The Lumineers, Primal Scream, and show-stopping closers The Rolling Stones.
4. Royal Spotting: It's not a party without an appearance by Prince Harry, who was reportedly seen Saturday night. Regular fest-goer Kate Moss was also on site and so were Sienna Miller and Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine.
3. Haim and the Arctic Monkeys: The Los Angeles sister act delivered a smashing performance of "Falling" and the Monkeys oozed style and hair gel while performing "R U Mine" and more hits.
2. Crowd-Surfing Baby: Spectators were gobsmacked when the fest's tiniest fan was seen floating atop a crowd in a baby buggy covered with a rain tarp. The Guardian reports that cries of "Oh, that's his dad on stage!" made the surreal sight slightly less shocking.
1. Mick and Keef: "Mick Jagger was just jumping up and down for two hours straight. It blew our expectations out of the water," Dougy Mandagi, frontman for Temper Trap who opened for the legendary rockers, told Australia's Faster Louder magazine.
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Q: C Programming - Struct #include<stdio.h>

struct s {
  char *a1;
  int a;
};

int main(){
struct   s p={"asdv",11};
struct   s p1=p;

p1.a1="vshaj";
printf("%d %s",p.a,p.a1);
}

In above program
Does p1.a1 and p.a1 point to same memory address?

A: 1) Struct p1 is a copy of p
2) HOWEVER - since a1 is a pointer, the copied pointers both point to the same memory.  Until you reassign p1.a1 to the address of "vshaj".
3) Don't ever, ever do anything like this in real code ;)

A: Yes, they do, until you reassign p1.a1, then of course they don't. You could just print them out to prove it.
Example code:
#include <stdio.h>

struct s
{
    char *a1;
    int a;
};

int main(void)
{
    struct s p = { "asdv", 11 };
    struct s p1 = p;

    printf("They're the same: %p %p\n", p.a1, p1.a1);

    p1.a1 = "vshaj";
    printf("%d %s\n",p.a,p.a1);

    printf("They're different: %p %p\n", p.a1, p1.a1);

    return 0;
}

Example run:
$ make example
cc     example.c   -o example
$ ./example
They're the same: 0x10e258f2a 0x10e258f2a
11 asdv
They're different: 0x10e258f2a 0x10e258f48

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Q: TypeAhead: error message instead of suggestions data I am using typeahead library, it's fetching the data successfully. But not loading the data into the suggestions list, instead its showing the unable to find any company that match current query every time.
Here is my code:
$('#js-typeahead').typeahead({
    highlight: true,
    minLength: 1
}, {
    displayKey: ['title'],
    source: function(keywords, result) {
        ajaxRequest({
            url: '{{ route("admin.companies.auto-complete") }}',
            dateType: 'json',
            data: {
                keywords: keywords,
                _token: '{{ csrf_token() }}'
            },
            success: function(response) {
                result($.map(response, function(data) {
                    return {
                        'title': data.title,
                        'token': data.token,
                    };
                }));
            }
        });
    },
    templates: {
        empty: [
            '
',
                'unable to find any company that match current query',
            '
'
        ].join('\n'),
        suggestion: function(data) {
            return '' + data.title + '';
        }
    }
});

Here is the fetched data

Please tell me what am I doing wrong here.

A: [SOLVED]: Here is my final code...
$('.js-typeahead').typeahead({
    hint: false,
    highlight: true,
    minLength: 1
}, {
    displayKey: 'title',
    source: (new Bloodhound({
        datumTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.obj.whitespace('title'),
        queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace,
        remote: {
            url: '{{ route("admin.{$parent['route']}.auto-complete") }}',
            prepare: function (keywords, settings) {
                return $.extend({}, settings, {
                    type: "POST",
                    contentType: "application/json; charset=UTF-8",
                    data: JSON.stringify({
                        keywords: keywords,
                        _token: '{{ csrf_token() }}'
                    })
                });
            }
        }
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A: You're code is practically correct. And the best thing is that you can also get the result without using bloodhound.
from the initial code you state, you are calling it synchronously. thats why it does not yield any result.from typeahead docs. here is the highlight

Expected to be a function with the signature (query, syncResults, asyncResults). syncResults should be called with suggestions computed synchronously and asyncResults should be called with suggestions computed asynchronously (e.g. suggestions that come for an AJAX request)

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What is the economic impact of Mississippi�s Community Colleges? Study reveals impressive data.
An economic impact study,� commissioned by the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC), analyzed the contributions of Mississippi's community colleges to the state's economy. The findings of that study have been released.
The report, prepared by the National Strategic Planning and Research Center at Mississippi State University, had three primary objectives:��(1) examine who is served by the statewide network of community colleges, (2)� determine education and labor market related outcomes of those served, and (3) estimate the overall impact of community colleges to the state of Mississippi.
According to the �Investing in Mississippi� impact report, community colleges in Mississippi provide $2.1 billion in wages and salaries, $3.9 billion in state gross domestic product (GDP), and $277 million in state and local tax revenues.
Governor Tate Reeves said, "One of the things I believe, is there is no denying that work is changing.� It's changing here in Mississippi, and it's changing across the country.� The jobs that paid well fifty years ago, are not necessarily the jobs that pay well today."
Reeves continued by saying, "We know for a fact that skilled trades are soaring.� Mississippi's economy depends on highly skilled people who are working and contributing across our great state.� Both employers and employees are the key to that success."
"The jobs, the careers, the opportunities, are here" said Reeves.� "We will continue growing and developing career opportunities as companies expand and invest more capital in our state.� But to ensure this happens, we must invest in state resources where we can demonstrate a return on investment and have a real impact on people's lives."
In closing, Governor Reeves said, "Our community colleges are woven into the fabric of each community. No one knows better which jobs are available, what skills are needed to equip workers, and most importantly, how to prepare them."
Each county in Mississippi is served by the state's community college network.� The report states that each year, an average of 100,000 students are served through academic credential and degree programs.� More than 100,000 are served through non-credit workforce training.
Dr. Jesse Smith, President of Jones Community College and Legislative Committee Chair of the MACJC said,��Understanding the value of public education and workforce training has historically been challenging, until now."
Smith said, "We intend to show legislators, county officials and the citizens of Mississippi how critical community colleges are for the successful future of the State of Mississippi. Specifically, we can make a reasonable assumption on the return on investment to the State of Mississippi and the potential for increased earnings for the student who earns a community college degree or workforce credential.�
Marilyn Ford, President of the Mississippi Faculty and Staff Association and English Instructor at East Mississippi Community College, says, �The data represents a community of living, breathing, hopeful individuals.�
The study also revealed:
� 96 percent of community college students are Mississippi residents.
� More than two-thirds of Mississippi college-bound public high school graduates enter community colleges within one year of graduation.
� Nearly 81,000 Mississippians are trained each year in community college non-credit workforce programs, supporting the creation of 1,240 additional jobs.
� On average, 8,876 Mississippi community college graduates enter the Mississippi workforce every year. These graduates support an additional 6,421 jobs, create $509 million in wages and salaries, $73 million in state and local tax revenue and contribute $1.2 billion to the state�s Gross Domestic Product.
� Of the approximately 13,000 undergraduates awarded degrees annually from public four-year universities in Mississippi, about 58 percent previously attended a Mississippi community college.
The post What is the economic impact of Mississippi�s Community Colleges? Study reveals impressive data. appeared first on News Mississippi.


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Meet the Medical Directors of Odessa Brown Children's Clinic: Dr. Kari Sims
September 20, 2022 | General, Odessa Brown Children's Clinic
Author: Ashley Speller and Kathryn Mueller
A three-part series featuring the medical directors at OBCC focused on integrating care and building community together
Kari Ann Sims, DDS, MSD
This is part two of a three-part series. Last week, Dr. Kenisha Campbell was featured. Next week, On the Pulse introduces Dr. Christen Manangan.
When Dr. Kari Sims walks through the clinic doors of Seattle Children's Odessa Brown Children's Clinic (OBCC) everyday, she's inspired by the patients and staff.
"I knew OBCC was a special place," Dr. Sims said. "I was thrilled to have the opportunity to stay at OBCC after residency."
Dr. Sims joined OBCC as a University of Washington pediatric dental resident and later came on board as a per diem dentist in 2014. She was appointed the dental director of OBCC in 2019 as the new Othello clinic location was taking root. From vision boards to seeing the doors open for the first time, Dr. Sims viewed it as a tremendous gift to be a part of the project and help make an impact on how the clinic would come to fruition.
"It's been awe inspiring," Dr. Sims expressed. "The space is just remarkable. It's beyond any of our greatest dreams."
Dr. Sims wants her leadership style to be one of collaboration and gratitude.
"We make great efforts to ensure kids have positive experiences," she explained. "We're setting up young people for a lifetime of good oral health. Typically going to the dentist isn't people's favorite place to be and some children come in very worried. One of the biggest successes for me is tailoring the treatment and care of these fearful children to not only successfully complete their needed treatment, but to help some even enjoy coming to the dentist. We know that if children have positive dental experiences, they are less likely to delay or avoid dental care as an adult."
Dr. Sims found her way to dentistry through an unexpected medium: art. Her mother worked in healthcare so it was a career path she always considered, but she couldn't seem to find the right fit when she was in school.
She continued to take pre-med courses but was drawn to art classes and eventually declared an art major as well. While studying abroad in Florence, Italy, Dr. Sims finally had an "ah ha" moment while taking an art restoration course alongside a woman who happened to be a dentist.
"When we were in the restoration lab she would say, 'Oh, this reminds me of dentistry; this is similar to what we would do; this is an instrument we would use in dentistry.' I think most of my classmates were kind of like, 'Okay, enough about dentistry.' I was too, until one day she brought in a photo of a young patient with a congenital malformation of their teeth whose smile she helped restore. That was my moment. I realized I could help create these life-changing moments for patients, and it required artistic skill and the ability to work with my hands," Dr. Sims recalled.
When she returned from Italy, she pursued dentistry and never looked back. She eventually found her way to pediatric dentistry and knew it was where she was meant to be.
Looking ahead, she's excited about the future of OBCC and all the possibilities to come.
"We are really refining and growing upon what we've already started by integrating all the different core services within OBCC," Dr. Sims said. "But I also think we have opportunities to do more things outside of the four walls of our clinic to support the community."
The innovative model of OBCC provides children with whole-patient care all in one place including medical, dental, behavioral health, nutrition services and more. Approximately 40,000 patients visits take place each year at clinic and community programs and over 30 different languages are spoken by families.
Meet the Medical Directors of Odessa Brown Children's Clinic: Dr. Campbell (seattlechildrens.org)
Odessa Brown Children's Clinic (OBCC) Othello Opens its Doors in South Seattle – On the Pulse
Odessa Brown Children's Clinic (OBCC) – Seattle Children's (seattlechildrens.org)
Odessa Brown Children's Clinic Othello Tour – YouTube
Seattle Children's Announces New Leadership for Odessa Brown Children's Clinic – On the Pulse


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Q: What is an English word that would describe an ineffectual, questionable approach? What is an English a word that would describe an ineffectual, questionable approach to someone or something so as to get different information on that subject?
In my language this word is the verb "a tatona". I looked it up in the dictionary, but no alternative has satisfied me.
I then checked Larousse, for in French, tâtonner, has the same meaning as in my language. Evidently neither of its alternatives have satisfied me too.
I will provide some examples so as to clarify my point as follows:
The word might be used, for example, to probe the snow in searching for survivors following an avalanche;
A thin ice covering a pool can be probed too in order to see if it sustains you;
In sports, in competition, be it team or individual when commencing and say that the opponents are still feeling each other's pulse? hoping to discover the opponents strongest and weakest points before the actual play starts in full;
In techniques when making small experiments so as to estimate a pattern or a model;
Figuratively, when saying that one probes the ground or the terrain; it means that one wants to check the status of someone or something.
I wonder what would be the equivalent in English of this word or maybe an expression might be better suited? Or would you advice me to use the appropriate word expressions) according to different contexts?
I thank you in advance.

A: Half-hearted or feeble might do, although they are often used in contexts unrelated to getting information. We also use grope blindly figuratively to describe situations where the searchers have no clear plan of action; and we have "hit-and-miss".
They made a half-hearted attempt to prevent the fire from spreading, but soon gave up.
The War on Drugs has proved feeble in its attempt to stem the flow of drugs into the country; the drug lords have grown rich and powerful, and the prisons are filled to overflowing with non-violent criminals doing time for possession of narcotics.
The task-force groped blindly for answers.
The government's hit-and-miss approach to slowing runaway inflation resulted in a series of ill-advised measures that were abandoned almost as quickly as they were put in place.

A: As you may have discovered in writing your question, "probing" is probably the closest word to what you describe. That word is used with sports teams ("probing each other's defenses), and with looking for ("probing for") avalanche survivors.
It tends to indicate some specific purpose (as with "probing questions"), but indicates that you're looking for information about that purpose, not directly trying to accomplish it.
I wouldn't expect to see it used for experiments though. Those I might see described as "proof-of-concept," "validation" (as opposed to verification), or just "early" results/experiments/etc.


What does it look like when blessings overtake you? Is it like The Wizard of Oz when the tornado swept Dorothy up? Is it like a storm surge? Is it like a surfer that wipes out on a wave? Is it utter chaos followed by bliss? Imagine what it must feel like to truly be blessed. Now, realize that you are blessed. You are blessed in the city. You are blessed in the field. Your children are blessed. Your home is blessed. Your job is blessed. You are overtaken by blessings every day. You woke up. You had a roof over your head, food to eat, and clothes on your back. You made it to and from wherever you went without any bodily harm. Your enemies scattered. Your friends gathered. God is with you. You are overtaken by God's grace and mercy every morning. You are overtaken by God's promises daily.
And it shall come to pass, if thou shalt hearken diligently unto the voice of the Lord thy God, to observe and to do all his commandments which I command thee this day, that the Lord thy God will set thee on high above all nations of the earth: And all these blessings shall come on thee, and overtake thee, if thou shalt hearken unto the voice of the Lord thy God. Blessed shalt thou be in the city, and blessed shalt thou be in the field. Blessed shall be the fruit of thy body, and the fruit of thy ground, and the fruit of thy cattle, the increase of thy kine, and the flocks of thy sheep. Blessed shall be thy basket and thy store. Blessed shalt thou be when thou comest in, and blessed shalt thou be when thou goest out. The Lord shall cause thine enemies that rise up against thee to be smitten before thy face: they shall come out against thee one way, and flee before thee seven ways. The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto; and he shall bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.


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90% remediation of Alliance factories is complete
News & Analysis Sustainability
Posted on July 12, 2018 11:28:57 am Last updated at July 12, 2018 12:36:15 pm
Total 364 Alliance factories achieve CAP completion
The Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety ("Alliance") announced in a press release on 3rd July that during the month of June, 18 additional Alliance-affiliated factories completed all material components outlined in their Corrective Action Plans (CAPs), bringing the total to 364.
Figure: Total 364 Alliance factories have achieved CAP completion.
Across all Alliance factories, 90% of all required factory remediation has been completed, informing this the release said, "Laying the groundwork for the Alliance's planned transition to a Safety Monitoring Organization (SMO) that will include Bangladesh leadership and oversee safety inspection and monitoring, worker training and the 247 Amader Kotha helpline beginning in 2019."
"The work of the Alliance and its partners to overhaul factory safety has made a significant difference within the RMG industry in Bangladesh," said Kathleen Almand, Vice President of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
"My colleagues at NFPA and I are optimistic about the future, and we look forward to seeing how these gains will be built upon as the Alliance transitions its work."
Also Read: Alliance looking for credible organization to handover their service
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RMG exports witnessed 8.76% growth in FY18
Klopman factory begins new cogeneration plant in Frosinone


Quantum information processing is a rapidly emerging field, with development in atomic, photonic, and condensed matter systems underway. Classical computers (the standard computers of today) are inherently limited by memory storage and computational ability. For example, to store the complete quantum state of 300 interacting spin-1/2 particles in classical memory would require more bytes than the estimated number of protons in the universe. The pursuit of quantum computer technology is motivated by overcoming these limitations. The advantage of quantum computers over classical computers arises from the use of the qubit as a fundamental unit of information. Unlike a bit, which can be in one of two states ("0" or "1"), a qubit can be in a superposition of logic basis states. Potential applications for a quantum computer will be briefly discussed, including secure communication, factoring integers, and quantum simulation.
The basic properties of photons and atoms that make them ideal candidates for exploring quantum information science will be outlined. Photons, especially suited for quantum cryptography applications, travel at the speed of light, are mostly immune from the effects of decoherence, and have orthogonal polarization states which can be used for encoding information. Ultracold trapped atoms are an ideal system for quantum computation because deterministic state preparation and efficient state detection are possible and coherent manipulation of atomic systems is relatively advanced. I will briefly outline the state of the art in using optical and atomic systems for quantum information processing applications, and then focus on the NIST Boulder trapped atomic ion experiment.
For information on the entire lecture series, visit the Michelson Postdoctoral Prize Lectureship Website by clicking on the speaker's name.


The 2016 American Values Atlas (AVA) is a project of PRRI. Results for all demographic, religious affiliation, and political affiliation questions were based on 101,438 bilingual telephone interviews (including 60,355 cell phone interviews) conducted between January 6, 2016 and January 10, 2017 by professional interviewers under the direction of SSRS. Results for questions on specific issues (e.g. immigration and LGBT issues) are based on a subset of 40,509 telephone interviews (including 24,266 cell phone interviews) conducted between May 18, 2016 and January 10, 2017. The AVA was made possible by generous grants from The Ford Foundation, The Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Arcus Foundation, the Gill Foundation and the Nathan Cummings Foundation.
Throughout 2016, at least 1,000 interviews were completed each week, with about 600 interviews conducted among respondents on their cell phones. Each week, interviewing occurred over a five-day period, from Wednesday through Sunday or from Thursday through Monday. The selection of respondents within households was accomplished by randomly requesting to speak with the youngest adult male or female currently living in the household.
The weighting was accomplished in two separate stages. The first stage of weighting corrects for different probabilities of selection associated with the number of adults in each household and each respondent's telephone usage patterns. In the second stage, sample demographics were balanced to match target population parameters for gender, age, education, race and Hispanic ethnicity, region (U.S. Census definitions), population density, and telephone usage. The population density parameter was derived from 2010 Census data. The telephone usage parameter came from an analysis of the July-December 2015 National Health Interview Survey. All other weighting parameters were derived from an analysis of the U.S. Census Bureau's March 2016 Current Population Survey.
The table below shows the sample sizes for all 50 states and 30 metro areas for both sample and issue subsample. The margin of error for total sample is +/- 0.4 percentage points at the 95% level of confidence. The margin of error for issue subsample is +/- 0.6 percentage points at the 95% level of confidence. The design effect for both total sample and the issue subsample is 1.4. In addition to sampling error, surveys may also be subject to error or bias due to question wording, context, and order effects.


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Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op 37 3rd movement Beethoven Help Opus Details
Beethoven's third concerto for piano, in C minor, was written in 1800, the period of composition of the first symphony and the first set of string quartets. It recalls in key and conception, as well as in its opening theme, the great C minor concerto of Mozart. It was first performed in Vienna by Beethoven himself, in an impossibly long programme which he seemed to like. There was an oratorio, then Beethoven's first two symphonies, rehearsed by an increasingly disgruntled orchestra from eight o'clock in the morning, until the composer's patron, Prince Karl Uchnowsky, called for a break and provided picnic refreshments. Beethoven's pupil Ferdinand Ries left an account of this first performance of the concerto, in 1803, and of his own appearance as soloist in the concerto later in the same year, under Beethoven's nominal direction. It was for Ries that the solo piano part was first committed to paper.
This 3rd movement is a rondo; allegro, which starts with a spirited theme in the home key of C minor.
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Time Signature 2 /4 Key Signature C Minor Play MP3 using player below.
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Metsä Board, a leading European producer of premium fresh fibre paperboard, announced today that its North American customers can now use Metsä Board's products with the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® (SFI®) on-product label that recognises global PEFC™ certifications. Metsä Board is the first European paperboard manufacturer to be approved to use this opportunity. A new rule under the SFI allows PEFC™ chain of custody manufacturers, with PEFC™ certified content from countries outside of the United States and Canada, to be able to use an SFI 'global' on-product label. SFI® is an independent North American forest certification programme endorsed by PEFC™.


With more than 2,000 in attendance, and many more watching via livestream, Dean Hager, Jamf CEO, kicked off the 9th Jamf Nation User Conference from Minneapolis, MN.
It's about the user, the person. Hager explained that Apple sees the person like no other company… and Jamf sees the people. When Apple launches a new product, Jamf imagines the workflows. By embracing one-of-a-kind groundbreaking services like Apple School Manager and Apple Business Manager, Jamf is able to create workflows that empower all kinds of organizations to simply, yet powerfully, manage their Apple devices.
This focus on Apple has seen Jamf's customer number exceed 18,000 while helping those organizations manage more than 11 million Apple devices.
Dave Alampi, Chief Marketing Officer, and Beth Tschida, VP of Software Engineering, joined Hager on stage to give an update on some of the latest features of Jamf Pro 10.
Powerful reporting – With the new reports tab, IT admins will now have the ability to turn advanced searches into automatically delivered reports.
Support of Classroom app for macOS – Previously, teachers that wanted to leverage Apple's Classroom app had to carry/use an iPad. With support for the Classroom app on macOS devices, teachers can now utilize a Mac to guide students in the classroom.
Activation Lock enhancement – Previously, Jamf gave admins the ability to enable Activation Lock as part of PreStage Enrollment on Apple Business Manager / Apple School Manager devices. With the latest version of Jamf Pro, admins can manage Activation Lock outside of PreStage Enrollment entirely, meaning customers will not have to wipe and re-enroll devices in order to take advantage of Activation Lock.
Not already a Jamf customer, put these features to the test with a free trial.
But these exciting new features in Jamf Pro aren't all Jamf announced. Tschida, a new Jamf employee herself, excitedly told the crowd about Jamf's new program – Jamf Online Training. This training is accessible anywhere, anytime and is organized in bite-size modules. Learning series are based on capabilities and roles. "If you are a help desk technician you have different training needs than a system engineer. Now, if you prefer to go through all of the materials, or just some of them, they are all here á la carte giving you the ability to customize your learning experience," Tschida said.
IBM Chief Information Officer, Fletcher Previn, next took the stage and asked the audience, "When did it become OK to live like The Jetsons at home but The Flinstones at work?" His spot-on analogy highlighted how many consumers choose a modern device for personal use but are given "legacy" tools for work.
The launch of IBM's employee choice program in June of 2015 was a monumental step in empowering employees with the tools that make them the most productive and creative, and giving them the modern device experience they crave. Today, Previn was proud to share the progress of IBM's three-plus year initiative.
"We're deploying more Macs every month, but not requiring more help staff to support these users," said Previn.
Before exiting the stage, Previn had one additional announcement that received a raucous ovation from the JNUC crowd: IBM has open sourced its provisioning workflow for their Mac@IBM program. Others can now take IBM's lead and offer a Mac choice program to their employees with the help of an automated provisioning workflow for Mac.
Kjos also announced Jamf is providing free chat support for its budding Marketplace integration community. The Jamf Marketplace has over 200 providers and is growing every day.
Exciting news from the Jamf Connect team – and with the mention of Azure, Dean came back on stage to welcome Microsoft's Brad Anderson, Corporate VP of Enterprise Experiences and Management.
With Jamf Pro, Jamf Connect and Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS), users can log into a new Mac with Microsoft Azure Active Directory credentials, eliminating the need to create and manage a local username and password on an end user's Mac.
Authentication: With Jamf Connect (available with Jamf Pro or independent of Jamf Pro) formerly NoMad premium solutions, users will be able to authenticate to their Mac with their Azure Active Directory credentials. This will simplify life for end users by enabling them to enter only one set of credentials to access their Mac and immediately use cloud-based services registered with Azure Active Directory (e.g., Microsoft Office 365). Account setup and synchronization with Azure Active Directory will happen automatically behind the scenes.
SAP VP of IT Services, Enterprise Mobility, Martin Lang, came on stage to talk about Apple@SAP, SAP's Apple Center of Excellence team. SAP started this initiative as more and more employees requested to use Apple devices, resulting in over 17,000 Macs, 83,000 iOS devices and 170 Apple TVs currently being managed by Lang's team. SAP is managing these devices together with Jamf Pro to create a native and integrated IT and user experience across all of its Apple devices.
"The only way to increase productivity at SAP is to increase the productivity of the people. With a growing number of SAP employees choosing Apple devices, SAP decided to reorganize its IT teams to create an Apple CoE team and chose Jamf because of its focus on the user experience," Lang said.
And with that, JNUC 2018 is underway!
To keep up with all things JNUC, follow the #JNUC2018 hashtag and keep an eye on the Jamf blog for session recaps.


Selecting a dent repair shop can seem like a daunting task. Car repairs can sometimes be a time-consuming process and knowing what to look for when selecting a service provider isn't always straightforward. With this being the case, let's cut straight to the point: there are a lot of opinions circulating today as to what qualifies a dent repair shop as quality. But, at Dentless Touch, we believe that quality service is embodied by professionalism, experience, and a commitment to the customer. We wouldn't recommend for you to look for anything less when seeking dent repair services.
Professionalism is at the top of the list when seeking dent repair services. What you should be looking for is a shop that listens to what you need and then provides relevant services that fit your criteria. A quality dent repair shop will listen first and then provide valuable insight as to the best solution. Be sure to ask questions when you visit the shop for the first time. A sign of a quality service provider is that they don't start work until you understand exactly what it is that they will be completing. A good service provider will fully explain what they intend to do and, more importantly, will keep you up to speed along the way so that you can trust that your car is safe in someone else's hands.
Quality dent repair shops are also transparent in their fees and skillsets. The best shops work with multiple insurance providers, partner with other automotive resources, and connect you with knowledge that will help you to better understand your vehicle. All of these things combined help to enhance the customer experience and make sure that you are completely satisfied with the services provided. After all, you want to drive away knowing that your vehicle is ready for wherever the road may take you. A professional will make sure this is the case.
Your dent repair shop should also be highly experienced. Dents come in all shapes and sizes. Further, shops are required to know how to work with a broad range of materials and tools to get your car back to pristine condition. Turn away if the shop isn't fully licensed or if you don't get a sense that the shop possesses the necessary skill to complete the job to your satisfaction. Experienced professionals are committed to keeping their licenses up-to-date and making sure that they have the necessary skills to provide their services effectively.
When looking for an experienced dent repair specialist, you should also investigate the shop's reputation and their commitment to the customer. Every shop has a tough client now and again, but you should be able to tell with relative ease based upon the formal feedback what others think of the business. While it is important to make your own, independent decision, experienced dent repair specialists are marked by their commitment to customer feedback and are driven to continuously improve their services based upon the needs of their customers.
At Dentless Touch, we believe that selecting a dent repair shop doesn't have to be a difficult process. In fact, you will know quality when you see it. But when in doubt, look for professionalism, experience, and an unwavering commitment to the customer. We've been upholding these tenants since 2009 and are proud to know that our customers have had meaningful and seamless service experiences for all of their dent repair needs.


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Google's Schmidt Says Internet 'Cesspool' Needs Brands
Says the Solution Is Quality Content; Tells Publishers and Editors to 'Increase Your Relevance'
By Nat Ives. Published on October 08, 2008.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AdAge.com) -- The internet is fast becoming a "cesspool" where false information thrives, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said yesterday. Speaking with an audience of magazine executives visiting the Google campus here as part of their annual industry conference, he said their brands were increasingly important signals that content can be trusted.
"Brands are the solution, not the problem," Mr. Schmidt said. "Brands are how you sort out the cesspool."
Google CEO Eric Schmidt: 'We don't do content. You all create content.'
Welcome words
Those were welcome words for the editors and publishers who have been watching the internet draw more and more ad spending every year. Mr. Schmidt took aim, however, at the Association of National Advertisers for opposing Google's planned ad deal with Yahoo. The association has said the deal will diminish competition and help Google and Yahoo increase ad prices.
"If you're going to criticize us, criticize us correctly," Mr. Schmidt said. "We're guilty of many things, but that's not one of them."
In a talk that he structured mostly as an invitation for questions and ideas, Mr. Schmidt declined to advise magazines on looking more popular to Google's page-ranking programs.
"We don't actually want you to be successful," he said. The company's algorithms are trying to find the most relevant search results, after all, not the sites that best game the system. "The fundamental way to increase your rank is to increase your relevance," he added.
On the subject of print, especially newspapers as we have known them, Mr. Schmidt was decidedly gloomy. "The evidence is not good," he said, guessing that the print business will eventually comprise a smaller piece of publishers' much larger online businesses.
A 'natural partnership'
That said, magazines and other professional content creators are essential for Google's efforts to help people find desirable content, he explained. "We don't do content," he said. "You all create content. It's a natural partnership."
But when asked where the industry ends up if there aren't outlets willing to pay journalists to create quality content, Mr. Schmidt was a bit Palin-esque, saying that he didn't have an answer but one thing to look at is whether journalism should be a for-profit enterprise.
The future of quality editorial is, moreover, hardly certain. "It's a huge question in the world," Mr. Schmidt said, "particularly in the United States."
Branding, on the other hand, may be an essential element that helps people navigate the world, he said. "Brand affinity is clearly hard wired," he said. "It is so fundamental to human existence that it's not going away. It must have a genetic component."
His talk came as part of a broader program organized for the magazine executives by Google. Eileen Naughton, Google's director of media platforms, spoke first -- greeting many people she knew from her years as a magazine executive. She joined Google after Time Inc. eliminated 105 jobs, including hers, to cut costs in December 2005. Attendees also listened to tutorials from Twitter's chairman-chief product officer, Evan James; YouTube's head of client solutions and ad programs, Jamie Byrne; and RockYou's CEO and founder, Lance Tokuda.
Nat Ives
Nat Ives is executive editor at Ad Age, which he joined in 2005 as a reporter on the publishing beat. He previously helped cover the media and ad industries as a news assistant at The New York Times and reported on commercial real estate for Institutional Investor newsletters. He graduated from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in 2001.
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