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“It just feels like a big Miller Lite tent. It’s co-opting queer identity as a way to make money."
From old gig tickets to toilet paper and £20 notes, almost anything can be co-opted as a bookmark, as as a recent callout for pictures revealed. How do you mark your place in books?
But “knowing” is almost always more appealing than “not knowing,” so businesses and organizations tended to co-opt the empirical side of Deming – the control side – and simply ignore the less tangible, softer side of Deming. Consequently, TQM as a “business philosophy” would usually fail, just as innovation deployments fail more often than not today.
A public data infrastructure would require a large cluster of computers, and some entity would have to pay for this. That entity would be the owner. If the owner were a for-profit company, that company would always be tempted to use its ownership to co-opt innovation. But the owner wouldn’t necessarily have to be a for-profit company. The owner could also be a not-for-profit company, a government, or a network of individual contributors like those who create open-source software.
書名/作者
The tragedy of Richard II, part one : a newly authenticated play / by William Shakespeare ; edited, introduced and with variorum notes by Michael Egan
出版項
Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press, c2006
At present state-owned South African Airways and privately owned Comair are the only noteworthy scheduled passenger operators |
Lex column: Baidu mixed
Baidu began to be the impact of the smaller competitors, profit margins may be affected. Baidu earnings growth rate is still more than twice that of Google, plus on the Chinese Internet, there is still much room for development, it is still a noteworthy technology shares.
"The penalty imposed today reflects the historic proportions of Raj Rajaratnam's illegal conduct and its impact on the integrity of our markets," said Robert S. Khuzami, the S.E.C.'s head of enforcement.Legal experts say the S.E.C. fine against Mr. Rajaratnam is noteworthy because in many cases judges will not impose such substantial civil penalties against a defendant who has already been sentenced and ordered to pay stiff criminal fines.
Notable variorum editions
A variorum of the Bible has been produced at various times in history and of various scopes. Documenting each line of text with all variants in wording, from all known source documents, presented chronologically, helps translators of the Bible establish primacy and prevalence of various line readings.There have also been noteworthy variorums of the works of William Shakespeare, including the readings of all quartos and folios; the textual decisions, or choices, of past editors; and a compilation of all critical notes. Variorum editions help editors and scholars understand the historical evolution of the Shakespeare texts, as well as to decode dubious lines and decide upon most likely authorial intent.
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, with its tree like model of branching common descent, has become the unifying theory of the life sciences. The theory explains the diversity of living organisms and their adaptation to the environment. On the centenary of the publication of The Origin of Species the University of Pennsylvania Press published a variorum.[1] The Origin of Species produced a revolution in the conceptual framework of biology, history, theology, and philosophy. During his lifetime the book went through six editions with extensive changes. The text became a third larger, with numerous parts rewritten five times.
There is also a variorum of the Leaves of Grass. Walt Whitman produced either six or nine editions during his lifetime. The New York University Press produced a variorum in 1980 of these various editions.[2]
The James Strachey translation of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams in volumes four and five of The Standard Edition of The Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud collates eight editions.
var·i·o·rum (vâr'ē-ôr'əm, -ōr'-, văr'-)
集註的, 集不同版本而成之版本的, 集註本, 集不同版本而成之版本
n.
- An edition of the works of an author with notes by various scholars or editors.
- An edition containing various versions of a text.
Of or relating to a variorum edition or text.
[From Latin (ēditiō cum notīs) variōrum, (edition with the notes) of various persons, genitive pl. of varius, various.]
nótewòrthy[nóte・wòrthy]
adjective- worth paying attention to; interesting or significant:noteworthy features [with clause]:it is noteworthy that no one at the Bank has accepted responsibility for the failure
Derivatives
noteworthiness
noun
noun
Exaptation, co-option, and preadaptation are related terms referring to shifts in the function of a trait during evolution. For example, a trait can evolve because it served one particular function, but subsequently it may come to serve another. Exaptations are common in both anatomy and behaviour. Bird feathers are a classic example: initially these may have evolved for temperature regulation, but later were adapted for flight. Interest in exaptation relates to both the process and products of evolution: the process that creates complex traits and the products (functions, anatomical structures, biochemicals, etc) that may be imperfectly developed.[1]
One way is by co-opting your antagonist's issue. If, for example, you disagree with
Michael Moore's demand for single-payer universal health care, clashing with him head-on
is probably not the best approach. Instead, understand why he's getting traction with
middle-class America and small business owners: because he holds out the prospect of
lower health care costs. Adopt that as your goal and propose an alternative road for getting
there. Rather than be negative, give Moore's campaign a nod and treat it with a trace of
indulgence – his heart is in the right place.
co-opt
- co-opt
- 発音
- kouɑ'pt | -ɔ'pt
[動](他)((形式))
1 〈現在の会員・委員などが〉〈新会員・新委員を〉（…に）選ぶ；〈人に〉（自分への）支持を頼む((as, into, onto ...)).
2 〈反対者を〉（団体・運動などに）吸収する；〈他のグループのスローガンなどを〉採用する.
co-óp・ta・tive, co-óp・tive
[形]VERB
Origin
mid 17th century: from Latin cooptare, from co-'together' + optare 'choose'.
| Co-opt：特朗普如何籠絡和收服官員？
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上週，美國前FBI局長科米在時報上發表《特朗普如何收服像比爾·巴爾那樣的領導人》( How Trump Co-opts Leaders Like Bill Barr )一文，回顧了自己與特朗普密切共事的過往，以及他對總統與下屬之間互動的觀察，理出了關於特朗普如何籠絡與收服下屬的一些頭緒。
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這篇文章英文標題中的co-opt意指“籠絡、收服”。這個詞由表示“一起”的前綴“co”和表示“選擇”的“optare”結合而成。 Co-opt暗含違背他人意願強行拉攏的意思。它還可以表示“增選…為新成員”、“推舉…為新成員”，或“借鑒，借用（別人的觀點）”。
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科米在文中指出，缺乏內在力量的人無法抗拒在特朗普政府中生存所必需的妥協，而正是這些妥協一步步讓他們在特朗普面前俯首稱臣。科米認為，妥協通常是從保持沉默開始的——對總統無處不在的謊言沉默。然後“你就迷失了。特朗普就是這樣一點一點地吃掉了你的靈魂”。
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co-optation
- co-op • ta • tion
- 発音
- kòuɑptéiʃən | -ɔp-
[名][U]
1 （会員同士による）新会員［新委員］の選挙, 互選；（組織への）反対者の取り込み.
2 （対立グループによる）乗っ取り, 支配. （またco-óption）
self-care
In health care, self-care is any necessary human regulatory function which is under individual control, deliberate and self-initiated. Some place self-care on a continuum with healthcare providers at the opposite end to self-care. In modern medicine, preventive medicine aligns most closely with self-care.
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self-care
In health care, self-care is any necessary human regulatory function which is under individual control, deliberate and self-initiated. Some place self-care on a continuum with healthcare providers at the opposite end to self-care. In modern medicine, preventive medicine aligns most closely with self-care.
Self-care - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-care
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