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  • came to be regarded as a good predictor of cardiac risk and then got routinized in practice Here s a graphic that shows that BMI doesn t seem to scale right with squared height and just for the heck of it two other graphs Posted by Robert | August 22 2006 3 37 AM
  • After the little sketch the big painting became a routinized exercise All the spirit seemed drained no surprises or unexpected turns So as my clock ran out I decided to scrape it off A week or two into Stephanie s stay I had a few days to take the painting on It was a tight time frame to be sure but sometimes the best stuff comes that way I had a pile of paint from
  • chair She ll play and be good But if we put gates up in the kitchen so she can have confined real out play time she will immediately find a place to poop as soon as I blink Seriously Nobody can be as routinized as I am with this puppy and yet nada She s 21 weeks old exactly Here she is with her favorite toy squirrel we call it her Squirrelly face I m
  • 2 A more interesting question is how BMI initially came to be regarded as a good predictor of cardiac risk and then got routinized in practice Here s a graphic that shows that BMI doesn t seem to scale right with squared height and just for the heck of it two other graphs Posted by Robert |
  • Never fails to satify me 4th time watching I always thought Wilder s two comedies Apartment and Some like it hot almost reach perfection of movie And I thought if there is any problem for both movies the latter half is a bit too routinized and thus boring Yet at the first watching the ending of Some like it hot is very economic without falling into melancholy and too much explanation Funny thing is this time I thought a little bit the first half is boring Probably I am too familiar with the movie Never fails to satify me 4th time watching I always thought Wilder s two comedies Apartment and Some like it hot almost reach perfection of movie And I thought if there is any problem for both movies the latter half is a bit too routinized and thus boring Yet at the first watching the ending of Some like it hot is very economic without falling into melancholy and too much explanation Funny thing is this time I thought a little bit the first half is boring Probably I am too familiar with the movie
  • be regarded as a good predictor of cardiac risk and then got routinized in practice Here s a graphic that shows that BMI doesn t seem to scale right with squared height and just for the heck of it two other graphs Posted by Robert | August 22 2006 3 37 AM
  • him on using the phone taking the T and talking to people at the counter in a store Just about every weekend my husband Ned takes Nat on a long walk into town running errands with him This is part of our community training for Nat Ned and I believe that we have to keep Nat fluid and flexible out in the world so that he doesn t become too routinized a hazard of
  • Fig 8 Town Talk of Francistown The instalment plan offered by these firms might seem like a routinized depersonalized motshelo system unable to save first and buy later people
  • hypertext as geometrically bound While acknowledging Rosenberg s argument Moulthrop attempts to open an ambiguity of space by placing hypertext on a continuum as follows Moulthrop accepts Rosenberg s argument that hypertext systems being entirely routinized 310 are deeply bound in geometrical thought He holds out the hopeful possibility though that
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  • Recurring Routinized Phraseology the idiom principlethe open choice principlephraseology

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  • NFO 2008: Course Syllabus Design - Part 3 Dr. Jinhee Lee gives a presentation to new faculty on how to design a course syllabus during the Fall 2008 New Faculty Orientation (NFO) at Eastern Illinois University (EIU).
  • Bridging Heaven & Earth Presents The New "I Am" Series: Sherry Ackerman Bridging Heaven & Earth is delighted and honored to introduce our new "I Am" series. These short (under 5 minute) introductions to the wondrous Bridging guests, and other Bridging family members, are meant to serve as a beautiful awakening to the opportunity presented by the Bridging guests and their longer, more comprehensive Bridging show interviews. Enjoy. Sherry's full Interview on Bridging Show # 270 is at: Sherry refers to herself as a socially engaged philosopher who believes in "doing philosophy on the streets". It's not that she hasn't done the academic scene. She accumulated four, yes four, graduate degrees and did a 35-year stint as a Philosophy Professor. Then, one day a light-bulb went off inside her head that reminded her that Socrates had done his thing "on the streets" and not in the ivory tower. So, she waved goodbye to the University and has been out there—among the flotsam and jetsam of Humanity—ever since. But, what does that really mean? It means that she has spent more time with horses than humans—time that steered her toward learning how to homestead and create green solutions for modern living. She has cultivated a deep insight into what constitutes real sustainability. She's decided that sustainable living is a cornerstone of integrated spirituality. She is not talking about recyclable grocery bags and hybrid automobiles. Sure, they are a start—but she is talking about something much deeper. Radical lifestyle change based on ...
  • 22. Fascists European Civilization, 1648-1945 (HIST 202) While *** Germany's crimes were unprecedented, Adolf Hitler himself was in many respects a typical figure. An idle youth, of seemingly mediocre talents, his political career and passionate hatreds were formed by the experience of World War I. The rise of fascism in Germany, as elsewhere, must be understood in the context of a postwar climate of resentment and instability. Germany's economic crisis, in particular, led the middle classes to support National Socialism well before any other group. This resentment would find a ready outlet in the form of increasingly persecuted minority populations, above all the Jews. In considering ***sm against the backdrop of a more general wave of extreme rightwing and fascist political sentiment, it is important to note that the policies of the Third Reich were not only known to but also endorsed by the majority of the German population. 00:00 - Chapter 1. The Life of Adolf Hitler 20:39 - Chapter 2. Support of the *** Party: Rightwing Revisionism After the First World War 33:15 - Chapter 3. Order, Terror and Atomization: Society in *** Germany 42:16 - Chapter 4. Faith unto Death: ***s throughout and After the War Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: open.yale.edu This course was recorded in Fall 2008.
  • Yale AIDS Colloquium Series (YACS) - Philippe Bourgois "Cultivating Rage in the US Inner City: Hyper-Incarceration, Subsidized Pathology and the Moral Economy of Violence After Welfare" For the past four years, our drug sales block in the Puerto Rican corner of inner-city Philadelphia has been subject to a routinized whirlwind of shootings, stabbings and assaults. The narcotics industry filled the void left by deindustrialization turning the city's former factory district into an open-air narcotics supermarket staffed at the entry level by young Puerto Ricans serving primarily poor white injectors. A dynamic of embodied primitive accumulation kills, maims, disables or incarcerates most of this industry's entry-level employees and customers. Artificially high profit margins depend on coercion: 1) An inelastic demand for addictive products; 2) The scarcity effects of zero-tolerance policing; and 3) the brutality of wannabe monopoly drug lords in the absence of state-sanctioned legal recourse. With the end of welfare entitlements, social services attempts to subsidize vulnerable individuals by diagnosing scarred bodies and brains as proof of permanent cognitive disability in need of heavy pharmaceutical medications. An overdetermined habitus/subjectivity of rage carries material, social and psycho-dynamic valences. It insures success in the drug economy, social solidarity within shattered families and minimal income for the no-longer-worthy poor. It also propels hyper-incarceration, expands psychiatric diagnoses and opens ...
  • Lukacs' contribution to Marxism | Chris Nineham | Counterforum 19 June Organised and produced by Counterforum looks at the role of two leading Marxist revolutionaries, Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik Party and the architect of the Russian revolution. He remains the foremost Marxist theorist of political organisation. Georg Lukacs is the greatest Marxist philosopher since Marx. But he was also an active revolutionary - a commissar in the Hungarian Workers Republic of 1919. Together the writings of Lenin and Lukacs are a unique inheritance for activists today. Chris Nineham examines Lukacs unique contribution to our understanding of class consciousness and the role of political organisation in social change.
  • Authors@Google: Tony Wagner "Change Leadership: Transforming Education for the 21st Century" The Change Leadership Group at the Harvard School of Education has, through its work with educators, developed a thoughtful approach to the transformation of schools in the face of increasing demands for accountability. This book brings the work of the Change Leadership Group to a broader audience, providing a framework to ***yze the work of school change and exercises that guide educators through the development of their practice as agents of change. It exemplifies a new and powerful approach to leadership in schools. About Tony: Tony Wagner recently accepted a position as the first Innovation Education Fellow at the Technology & Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard. Prior to this, he was the founder and co-director of the Change Leadership Group at the Harvard Graduate School of Education for more than a decade. Tony consults widely to schools, districts, and foundations around the country and internationally. His previous work experience includes twelve years as a high school teacher, K-8 principal, university professor in teacher education, and founding executive director of Educators for Social Responsibility. Tony is also a frequent speaker at national and international conferences and a widely published author. His work includes numerous articles and five books. Tony's latest, Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change The World, has just been published by Simon & Schuster. His recent book, The Global Achievement Gap: Why Even Our Best Schools ...
  • Mu Dai 無題3 Inaccurate narratives are given to the outsiders; Inaccuracies are routinized inside. Unfortunately, we all regard insiders as authorities. This happens not only on the stage of Kinsui, Tokyo, Japan, it happens all over the world. The story of salt may count for little and thus be "amusing" in our mind. However, much of crucial knowledge to the humankind may have been lost in the same pattern of the "amusing" salt.
  • Hal Varian on Managing Knowledge Workers at Google Hal Varian, Chief Economist at Google, speaks at the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Deans' Conference on February 06, 2009 about managing knowledge workers at Google.
  • 19. Weber on Charismatic Authority Foundations of Modern Social Thought (SOCY 151) Charismatic authority, unlike traditional authority, is a revolutionary and unstable form of authority. Weber borrows the religious term of charisma and extends its use to a secular meaning. Audiences and followers believe that charismatic leaders have a close connection to a divine power, have exceptional skills, or are exemplary in some way. Charismatic leaders promise change in the future for the society and also change people's attitudes and values; in this way, charismatic authority is revolutionary in a way that traditional and legal-rational authority are not. However, charisma is unstable and deteriorates if the leader cannot produce the changes he promises or when he confronts the contradictory logics and demands of the other types of authority. There are particular ways—including search, revelation, designation, or heredity—that charismatic successors are identified, but transferring charismatic authority is difficult and not always successful. 00:00 - Chapter 1. Weber's Theory on Charisma 09:38 - Chapter 2. Definition of Charisma 15:12 - Chapter 3. The Source of Charisma 22:46 - Chapter 4. What About the Followers? 27:58 - Chapter 5. Charisma as Irrationality; Charisma as a Revolutionary Force 39:26 - Chapter 6. Problem of Routinization; Methods of Succession Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: open.yale.edu This course was recorded in Fall 2009.
  • Garfinkel's "Accounting" Ethnomethodology is the word that Garfinkel created to explain the method by which phenomenologists do their investigating. Garfinkel's Ethnomethodology can be defined as the ways in which people make sense of their world. Just as with Giddens, Garfinkel asserts that we do so many things without really having to think about them. Garfinkel wants us to think about these routinized events and activities--to uncover the taken-for-granted meanings of situations. He asks: How is it that people present themselves in an "orderly" way to others? How do you think of events and situations as orderly? Ethnomethodologists do not seek to explain behavior. Rather, ethnomethodology is a form of explanation for how people make sense of everyday life. One of the ways we make sense is by ACCOUNTING.
  • The Rise in Marketing ***ytics: Marketing Update 4/27/12 Click below for a FREE HubSpot All-In-One Marketing Software Demo! This week on the Marketing Update, Karen Rubin and Mike Volpe discuss how potty humor sells, b2b marketing investments in 2012, the Xerox CMO not being sold on social, Google?s over optimization penalty, and HoJo?s apology to Don Draper. Episode #198 - April 27, 2012 Intro How to interact on Twtter: Include #MktgUp in your tweet! On the show today is Karen Rubin (@karenrubin) and Mike Volpe (@mvolpe) As always, all the old episodes are in iTunes. If you like the show, please leave a 5-star review! Anyone is welcome to come by the show to watch as part of the live studio audience - 4pm Friday Headlines Potty Humor Sells Cottonelle is introducing a campaign that uses humor to address the embarrassment surrounding adult wipes, and to underscore that, rather than substituting wipes for dry toilet paper, consumers typically use them in tandem. Southern hospitality, the clean getaway, the freshy fresh, the buddy system, the two-handed tango, el clea?o The Double Doodie, Double en Taint, Wipe and Swipe, No fear for the rear, fickle fecal wipe, Skid marks no more!, The American Bidet End of the ads - ?Nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the Cottonelle Care Routine,? says a voiceover. ?Try them together. Then name it on Facebook.? The name-generating campaign ?gives an opportunity for consumers to talk about it, and to make the behavior more ...
  • The Passion of Bradley Manning In May 2010, an intelligence ***yst in the US Army's 10th Mountain Division was arrested on suspicion of leaking nearly half a million classified government documents, including the infamous "Collateral Murder" gunsight video and 260000 State Department cables. After nine months in solitary confinement, the suspect now awaits court-martial in Fort Leavenworth. He is twenty-four, comes from Crescent, Oklahoma and his name is Bradley Manning. Who is Private First Class Bradley Manning? Why did he allegedly commit the largest security breach in American history--and why was it so easy? Is Manning a traitor or a whistleblower? Is long-term isolation an outrage to American values--or the new norm? Are the leaks revolutionary or a sensational nonevent? Which is the greater security threat, routinized elite secrecy or flashes of transparency? And what impact does new information really have? The astonishing leaks attributed to Bradley Manning are viewed from many angles, from Tunisia to Guantánamo Bay, from Foggy Bottom to Baghdad to small-town Oklahoma. Around the world, the eloquent alleged act of one young man obliges citizens to ask themselves if they have the right to know what their government is doing.
  • Bridging Heaven & Earth Show # 270 with Sherry Ackerman and Videos of Vanschothorst/Gallaway Sherry refers to herself as a socially engaged philosopher who believes in "doing philosophy on the streets". It's not that she hasn't done the academic scene. She accumulated four, yes four, graduate degrees and did a 35-year stint as a Philosophy Professor. Then, one day a light-bulb went off inside her head that reminded her that Socrates had done his thing "on the streets" and not in the ivory tower. So, she waved goodbye to the University and has been out there—among the flotsam and jetsam of Humanity—ever since. But, what does that really mean? It means that she has spent more time with horses than humans—time that steered her toward learning how to homestead and create green solutions for modern living. She has cultivated a deep insight into what constitutes real sustainability. She's decided that sustainable living is a cornerstone of integrated spirituality. She is not talking about recyclable grocery bags and hybrid automobiles. Sure, they are a start—but she is talking about something much deeper. Radical lifestyle change based on observing the Universal Laws of Nature. This is Spirit: where transcendence meets immanence. Yin and Yang. Shakti and Siva. Her fertile, organic gardens, animal husbandry skills, and practice of living simply on the land has given her a gift of freedom from anxiety and tension and an opportunity to live harmoniously in an increasingly complicated world. It gives her space inside her head for the Mind of Meditation. Less distraction ...
  • 6/7/10: White House Press Briefing National Incident Commander Thad Allen briefs reporters and answers questions about the Federal response to the Deepwater BP Oil Spill during the Daily Press Briefing at the White House.
  • Manuel de Landa Part 3: Urban Economics 1 THIRD LECTURE: Urban Economics 1. The economic life of any city is vital to its performance and survival, but what concepts do we need to correctly conceptualize it? The notion of "capitalism", useful as it is to give us a rough idea of economic dynamics, is too vague to model trade, production, and the other areas of urban economics. This class introduces a more detailed ***ysis of the different types of production systems that have animated urban life in the last few centuries: economies of scale, based on routinized labor and centralized management, and economies of agglomeration, based on distributed networks of small producers and the concentration of skilled labor in either cities or in the industrial hinterlands driven by cities.
  • Lamb of God Remix My first experimentation with video work. This is a project for my Seminar in Arts Activism. It is an exploration of how routinized, habitual movement and sound affect the experience of the spiritual during religious ritual. Words: "Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world. Have mercy on us. Lamb of God you take away the sins of the world. Grant us peace." Featuring "Agnus Dei" Gregorian Chant and generic hip hop beat.
  • reflections on a visit to Zuccotti Park At about 2 pm on Nomember 28, 2011, just a few blocks from the World Trade Center site, where construction of the Freedom Tower continues in earnest, I come upon a small barricaded and heavily guarded patch of concrete ironically decked with Christmas cheer. The number of cops is wildly disproportionate to the number of activists here, with a profusion of crowd monitoring and control devices no doubt poised to quickly detect and disperse any possible resurgence or flash mob. It is immediately clear to me that Zuccotti Park will never again be occupied, at least in the way it once was by Occupy Wall Street. The site is now fully occupied by the rank and file cops, who seem utterly jaded, almost disinterested in their total domination of the scene. Nothing occurs here that is not within their purview, yet they too have no coherent message or demands, and offer no solutions to the sufferings and injustices of the day. I sense an air of desperation among the activists who congregate here daily and are evicted nightly. I hear hoarse, half-hearted, routinized voices at the mic check. The few folks holding signs at the barricade are full of strident invectives, but are largely ignored by passers-by. I feel that these remaining occupiers cling to an exhausted meme, one that the authorities at the site clearly have no intention of allowing to be rejuvenated. I am hopeful that they will soon let go of the occupation tactic in favor of advancing a larger strategy through the myriad ...
  • NFO 2008: Course Syllabus Design - Full Video Dr. Jinhee Lee gives a presentation to new faculty on how to design a course syllabus during the Fall 2008 New Faculty Orientation (NFO) at Eastern Illinois University (EIU).
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  • Tom's Q&A on Fixing Senate Rules at Rules Committee Hearing Sen. Tom Udall questions panelists about the constitutional option for fixing Senate rules at a hearing of the Senate Rules Committee on the history of the filibuster.