371 research outputs found
This is a game called ‘Hello, hello, here is X.X.’
No full textToday is the [date of publication]. This is a game called ‘Hello, hello, here is X.X.’; also called ‘R2-45’. The game is played with three tape recorders. Tape recorder 1 is a Telefunken Magnetophon 85, as favoured by Konstantin Raudive. Tape recorder 2 is an orgone accumulator, as designed by Wilhelm Reich. Tape recorder 3 is this record containing various dubbings of extracts of unpublished recordings made in 1995 by Roger Clarke, a writer, author of A Natural History of Ghosts (2012) and member of the Society for Psychical Research. Neither tape recorder 1 nor tape recorder 2 can record on tape recorder 3. Tape recorder 1 is a Faraday cage, as designed by Michael Faraday. Tape recorder 2 is a Dreamachine running on a record turntable rotating at 78 or 45 revolutions per minute, as designed by Ian Sommerville. Tape recorder 3 is an E-meter, as designed by L. Ron Hubbard. Tape recorder 3 can wash tape recorder 1 and tape recorder 2. Tape recorder 1 is a rain stick, as designed by Michael Faraday, played on a record turntable rotating at 78 or 45 revolutions per minute. Tape recorder 2 is a Philips EL-3300 compact cassette recorder. Tape recorder 3 is an Emeter, as designed by L. Ron Hubbard. Tape recorder 3 can record on tape recorder 1 and 2. Today is the exact hour of your death a year ago. Tape recorder 1 is running on record turntable ‘X.X.’; also called ‘R2-45’. Tape recorder 2 is a Telefunken Magneto E-meter, as designed by L. Ron Raudive. Tape recorder 2 is tape recorder 1 and tape recorder 2. Tape recorder 3 is Antony Balch, played on extracts of unpublished recordings at 5 revolutions per minute. Tape recorder 3 is an E-meter-as-research. Tape recorder 3 can record on tape recorder 3. Tape recorder 2 is a dream game called ‘Hello, hello’ rotating at 78 or 45 revolutions played with three tape recorders. Tape Whitley Strieber. Tape Sommerville. Tape L. Ron Hubbard or tape recorder 2 can record on tape recorders 1 and 2. Today is 78 or 45 revolutions per minute. The game is a cassette recorder. Tape recorder 3 is tape recorder 1. Tape recorder 3 can record on tape recorder 2, an orgone accumulator of your death a year ago. Tape recorder 3 is this record containing ‘X.X.’; also called ‘R2-45’. Tape recordings made in 1995 by Roger Clarke, as designed by L. Ron and a member of the Society for Tape Recorder 2. Tape recorder 3 is an E-meter-as-Dreamachine running on tape recorder 3. Tape recorder 2 is a minute, as designed by Ian Sommerville at 78 or 45 revolutions played by L. Ron Hubbard. Tape Hubbard or tape recorder 2 can record recorder 2. Tape recorder 1 is a Faraday cage played on a record turntable rotating a game called ‘Hello, hello, here is tape recorder 2’, a Philips EL-3300 played with three tape recorders. Today is the exact hour designed by Wilhelm Reich. Tape recorder 1 is running, on record turntables, dubbings of extracts of unpublished tape recorder 2, author of A Natural History of Raudive. Tape recorder 2 is a tape recorder for Psychical Research. Neither tape Reich. Tape recorder 3 is Anthony Balch on tape recorder 3. Tape recorder 1 is recordings at 5 revolutions per minute. Tape recorder 2 is research. Tape recorder 3 is an E-meter-as-tape-recorder. Late August 1995, 1927 Learnard Avenue, Lawrence, KS. Interference. Household ambience. Annual cicadas. William S. Burroughs, Roger Clarke, Bradley Kahler. Passing traffic. Water. Incomplete recording
The Hello Delay
No full textPoetry. This text explores themes of familiarity and strangeness, asking the reader to consider the differences between them and where they overlap. Sampling from all forms of communication, the author implores us to greet the unknown and to listen in turn.Cover -- Contents -- Notes and AcknowledgmentsPoetry. This text explores themes of familiarity and strangeness, asking the reader to consider the differences between them and where they overlap. Sampling from all forms of communication, the author implores us to greet the unknown and to listen in turn.Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, YYYY. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries
Káma Means Hello
No full textKáma Means Hello is a short story about language contact. It follows two young women from different cultures who speak different languages and unexpectedly meet each other after one is driven from her home. In lieu of using real-world languages with real-world cultural connotations, the two main characters speak two different constructed languages, and the narrative both examines language contact from a technical standpoint and tells the gay love story of two women meeting behind their families\u27 backs. Káma Means Hello was a passion project of the author, who is both a lesbian and a linguist. The appendix of the story discusses how the two languages were made and why one would construct a language to begin with
Current status of gravitational wave observations
No full textThe first generation of gravitational wave interferometric detectors have taken data at, or close to, their design sensitivity. This data has been searched for a broad range of gravitational wave signatures. An overview of gravitational wave search methods and results are presented. Searches for gravitational waves from unmodelled burst sources, compact binary coalescences, continuous wave sources and stochastic backgrounds are discussed
iPods in early childhood: Mobile technologies and story telling
No full textMobile technologies are making inroads in many aspects of education. The potential of many of these devices is being explored in a range of educational environments but early childhood educators are not commonly early adopters of these new technologies. This paper examines the process and impact of iPods on these students’ creation of original digital stories to support their understanding of how young children learn. The pedagogical approach is described in detail together with observations on the process, lessons learned, and extensions of the activity into other discipline areas
REKRYTOINTITAPAHTUMAN SUUNNITTELU JA TOTEUTUS – CASE: HELLO FELLO
No full textSatakunnan ammattikorkeakoulun liiketalouden koulutusohjelman opinnäytetyönä suunniteltu ja toteutettu rekrytointitapahtuma on laadittu toimeksiantona porilaiselle henkilöstövuokrausalan yritykselle, Hello Fellolle. Rekrytointitapahtuma järjestettiin Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulun tiloissa ja tapahtumassa haettiin työntekijöitä keikka- ja osa-aikatöihin.
Opinnäytetyön rakenne koostuu teoreettisesta viitekehyksestä ja empiirisestä osuudesta sekä sen liitteistä. Työn teoreettisessa osuudessa käsiteltiin kolmea pääaihetta – rekrytointia, tapahtumajärjestämistä sekä markkinointia. Viitekehyksen sisältö on rajattu opinnäytetyön tavoitetta ja koko empiiristä osiota tukevaksi.
Tämä opinnäytetyö on toiminnallinen opinnäytetyö, jonka tekijä aktiivisesti osallistui opinnäytetyön aiheena olevan rekrytointitapahtuman suunnitteluun ja toteutukseen. Tämä työ on osallistuva ja havainnoiva case-tutkimus, koska koko opinnäytetyö perustuu järjestettyyn tapahtumaan. Tämän työn menetelmänä käytettiin laadullista tutkimusta, sillä työn tavoitteena oli järjestetyn tapahtuman mahdollisimman tarkka kuvaaminen ja ymmärtäminen.
Työn tavoitteena oli selvittää, kuinka kannattava rekrytointitapahtuma on rekrytointimenetelmänä niin yritykselle kuin työnhakijallekin. Itse produktiosuuden tavoitteena oli löytää kasvuhakuisen Hello Fellon palvelukseen hyviä työntekijöitä. Ja koska kyseessä on uusi yritys, tavoitteena oli lisätä Hello Fellon tunnettuutta Porissa ja muualla Satakunnassa sekä samalla vahvistaa yrityksen brändi-imagoa ja -identiteettiä.
Kaiken kaikkiaan tämä opinnäytetyö tuki tarkoitustaan ja tämänkaltainen rekrytointitapahtuma on tulosten perusteella kannattava järjestää myös jatkossa kun tulee tarve rekrytoinnille. Tapahtumaan osallistui arviolta noin 100 henkilöä ja työhakemuksia saimme yhteensä 10. Tapahtumassa Hello Fellolle saatiin aikaiseksi näyttävä ja huomiota herättävä rekrytointipiste.The recruitment event planned and executed as a Bachelor's degree in business administration in Satakunta University of Applied Sciences has been commissioned to the staffing services company, Hello Fello. The recruitment event was held at Satakunta University of Applied Sciences and at the event, employees were asked for occasional and part-time jobs.
The structure of this thesis consists of the theoretical framework and empirical part and its appendices. The theoretical part of the thesis focused on three main topics - recruitment, event planning and marketing. The content of the reference framework is limited to the purpose of the thesis and to the whole empirical part.
This thesis is a functional thesis, and the author was actively involved in the planning and implementation of the recruiting event that is the subject of the thesis. This work is a participatory and observational case study because the whole thesis is based on an organized event. A qualitative research was used as a method for this work as the aim of the work was to describe and understand the phenomenon, in this case the event, of the subject.
The aim of this thesis was to find out how profitable a recruitment event is as a recruitment method for both the company and the jobseeker. The goal of the product itself was to find good employees for the growth-seeking Hello Fello. And because it is a new business, the aim was to increase Hello Fello's reputation in Pori and elsewhere in Satakunta, while at the same time strengthening the company's brand image and identity.
All in all, this thesis supported its purpose, and this type of recruitment event must, on the basis of the results, be profitable also in the future when there is a need for recruiting. Approximately 100 people participated in the event and a total of 10 job applications were received. At the event, Hello Fello was given a spectacular and remarkable recruitment point
Hello neighbors! Exploring public space’s attractiveness towards improving social connectedness of elderly in Dutch new towns
No full textThe changing needs of aging people ask for lasting improvements within the urban environment for them to stay socially and physically active, independent and healthy for as long as possible and for them to live a fulfilling retirement. Hello neighbors! addresses the quality-of-life issues that concern our aging population. It puts forward public space design interventions for attractive public places for - fragile- elderly and visualizes them in the case: Dutch new town Houten.Urban Regeneration in the European ContextUrbanismArchitecture and The Built Environmen
New technologies, new pedagogies: Mobile technologies and new ways of teaching and learning
No full textThis paper describes a major development and research study that investigated the use of mobile technologies in higher education. The project investigated the educational potential of two ubiquitous mobile devices: Palm smart phones and iPod digital audio players (mp3 players). An action learning framework for professional development was designed and implemented with a group of teachers from a Faculty of Education. Each teacher or team created pedagogies to implement appropriate use of a mobile device in different subject areas in higher education. This paper describes the project aims, design and implementation in four phases, together with a description of the project management and communication factors that helped to ensure its success
Reconfiguring the shipping news : Maritime's hidden histories and the politics of gender display
No full textThis paper discusses the book Hello Sailor! The Hidden History of Gay Life at Sea published in 2003 by Paul Baker and Jo Stanley re-interpreted as a landmark temporary, exhibition Hello Sailor! Gay Life on the Ocean Wave at Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool from where it will travel in 2007 to a number of other maritime museums. Based largely on oral history interviews and part of a hidden histories project, the book recovers the previously repressed histories of gay sailors in the ‘gay heaven’ of the merchant navy. It historically spans, roughly mid to late twentieth century. This paper seeks to explore the construction of gay seafarers presented in the book and latterly through museum display. It reveals what can be understood about the re-presentation of gendered identities and relations through the celebration of camp and cross-dressing. Baker and Stanley draw on queer theory rather than gay and lesbian studies and argue that the recovered history is not about civil rights but is rather ‘a politics of carnival, transgression and parody’ (Baker and Stanley, 2003, p. 19). The book and to a greater extent the exhibition however only partially unravel two important issues: sex and misogyny. This paper asks what light ‘hidden histories’, re-presented in museums can shed on gender and sexual relations in the present
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