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[Business Pundit] Book Review: The Connected Leader | Business Pundit: At the end of each section, there is a diagnostic tool to show you how your current situation stacks up, and the book ends with a summarization of the author’s program to make yourself a Connected Leader in a powerful Real Organization agile enough to succeed in the People Economy. As Gobillot says: “There is no need to be sequential to be connected”, and he’s right!

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[Skyline Church a dynamic, Christian fellowship located in the Rancho San Diego area of East County San Diego.] Updates on Carol: Also thrilling to me is the fact that The Garlow Perspective one minute commentary is now on 827 radio outlets daily.  If you want to receive an eNewsletter about what is happening with regards to that, and about some authoring / writing I am doing now, just let us know (tburger@skylinechurch.org) and we will include you on the email list.

[The Immanent Frame] Religion and the historical profession « The Immanent Frame: students from more than 50 institutions writing dissertations in all areas of U.S. history in which religion played some significant role in the subject, as well as new assistant professors from around the country writing first books in U.S. history with some significant religious dimension.  Fellowships went to more than 250 individuals, and their books and articles have helped ascertain religion’s role in American history, whether positive, negative, or indifferent.  Similarly, the Young Scholars Program at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis funded by the Lilly Endowment has conducted a year-long set of seminars for 10-12 new assistant professors each year since 1991, all focusing on ways to comprehend how religion has interfaced with American culture since the colonial period.

[Erick's blog] Why We Should Rally Around Marlin Stutzman in Indiana | RedState: With the surprise announcement today of Democratic Senator and former Indiana Governor Evan Bayh retiring, the dynamics dramatically change for the Republicans in Indiana. The DC Republican crowd pushed former Senator Dan Coats into the race last week.

[BBC Blogs | Technology] BBC - dot.life: Women and technology: In that light, I believe that any sort of 'outreach' programme should be carefully structured to show the world as it really is. Inviting one woman 'role model' along to a school may inspire a few young girls, but is unlikely to involve the boys in the audience beyond a few obligatory jokes about her mannishness (whereupon the girls can feel ashamed of their ambition and go back to worrying about whether their hair looks good today).

[Video Editing Forums: Digital Director] PAL to NTSC - Video Editing Forums: Digital Director: I have a few games (those I was allowed to record) on PAL DVD (cos I live in PAl land). So my question is either will a typical dude or dudette in the US be able to play/watch a PAL DVD (like we do NTSC) or should I convert them in some way?

[The Mother's Handbook.net] Mummies and Mommies | The Mother's Handbook.net: Five slave girl mummies were discovered from the tomb of Menuhotep II (11th dynasty, about 2050 BCE), who obviously intended to take them along for afterlife partying. Their pelvises are intriguing in that they were tilted more forward and the measurements of the inlet and outlet were more akin to apes than modern women, suggesting that the evolutionary speed of adaptation to the upright stance may have varied in different parts of the world.

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