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MAXWELL MALTZ Psycho-Cybernetics 1st ed 1969 Paperback Psychology Book |  |
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Success Cybernetics, U. S. Andersen, Uell S. Andersen, Acceptable Book | |
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Psycho-Cybernetics, Maltz, Maxwell 9780879801274 NEW Book | |
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Progress in Biological Cybernetics Research Book | Daan A. De Jong HB NEW GDN | |
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Allure of Machinic Life Cybernetics, Artificial Life, the New AI Book | John Joh | |
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Allure of Machinic Life Cybernetics, Artificial Life, the New AI Book | J Johnst | |
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Holistic Darwinism Synergy, Cybernetics, the Bioeconomics of Evolution Book NEW | |
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Cybernetics in Water Resources Management, Branislav Djordjevic, Book | |
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Psycho-cybernetics Book | Maxwell Maltz NEW PB 07352028 | |
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Psycho Cybernetics a New Technique for U, Maxwell Maltz, Acceptable Book | |
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"Entertaining cybernetics" Russian Book 1969 | |
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About Cybernetics Russian Children Book 1979 | |
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Dictionary of Technical Cybernetics English-German, German-English Book HB NEW | |
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Introduction to Cybernetics Victor Glushkov 1966 Good+ Algorithms hb book | |
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The Science of Mental Cybernetics by R. Eugene Nichols (1970, Book, Illustrated) | |
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Mechanisms Of Intelligence Ross Ashbys Writings Cybernetics PB Book 1981 | |
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According to the dictionary, poison is a substance that causes injury, illness, or death; inhibits or retards reaction; has a harmful or dangerous effect. When one hears the word poison, one usually thinks of chemical substances such as arsenic, strychnine, opium, etc.
Actually we have several types of poison--that which causes injury, inhibits, cripples or is harmful to a greater or lesser degree. We have the poisons of the body, the poisons of the mind, and the poisons of the spirit.
Body poisons debilitate physical effectiveness. Mind poisons cripple constructive creativity and twist thought perception and imagination. Spirit poisons impede if not warp personal relationships with God and our fellow men and women. It is difficult to categorize here for spiritual poison can inhibit mental growth; mental poison can retard spiritual development; and physical poison, if strong enough, can stop the whole life process!
Now let's substitute the word pollution for poison. Pollution is basically contamination by noxious substances. The body is polluted through the various oil, water and air contaminants. The mind is polluted through noxious obscenity and pornography, and through random and indiscriminate curiosity; the spirit is polluted through hates and resentments.
We have read much through the years about pollution of body and mind, and necessarily so. But I would like to discuss a polluting agent of the spirit--and this is RESENTMENT.
Resentment of itself can be a necessary defense. C.J. Fox explains it well: "There is a spirit of resistance implanted by the deity in the heart of man proportioned to the size of the wrongs he is destined to endure." The key word here is PROPORTIONED. There are people who can take an innocent action or remark and develop it into a personal affront that requires a lifetime to avenge. There isn't a person on earth who at sometime or other in his or her life won't be hurt, frustrated or disappointed, but it takes character to evaluate and accept the situation for what it is and then forget it.
Actually resentment is the inability to forgive and forget. We've all met the poor soul to whom life is a very raw deal; the whole world is taking advantage of him or her; and on and on, until we wonder why the person clings so desperately to life. This person has enough self-pity to cover himself and any leniency and compassion he might get from others. Soon he becomes such a crashing bore that no one sticks around to hear about the terrible injustices that life has meted out to him, and the impositions of relatives, friends and strangers. Then there's more resentment and self-pity because the person feels ignored and slighted.
Dr. Maxwell Maltz, in his book PSYCHO-CYBERNETICS, points out the dilemma of this type of personality. "The resentful person turns over his reins to other people. They are allowed to dictate how he shall feel, how he shall act." This person is destined to be unhappy because he makes impossible demands on others and then feels put upon, angry, and bitter when others can't live up to his ultimatums.
Resentment is too quick to sit in judgment and too reluctant to overlook the sins, intended or not, of others. The bitter person tends mentally, if not verbally, to impose a debt on the transgressor (mostly unfair) that must be paid before the wrong-doer is restored to friendship and acceptance once again. It's a subtle and cruel form of emotional slavery, and it doesn't take much thought to see who is hurt most.
The honey bee, when it stings, brings temporary pain to its victim, but death to itself. That's the sum of it for us, too, when we refuse to forgive and forget: our spirit dies just a bit more until we are finally in the killing throes of bitterness and hate, and thus unable to see the good and constructive in anything or anyone.
Here's wise advice I once read, for any who would let resentment poison the spirit: "It has been said that a man, like a tree, is best measured after he has been cut down. Please reserve judgment. Time will soften your views and diminish your anger. Remember that hate, like acid, does more damage to the vessel in which it is stored than to the object on which it is poured" (Anonymous).
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Cyber Journalism â A Reality Check
Introduction
 Will you be online today? I will be there. Tell me your mail id……… will update you whenever you are on the way about the latest sensex, and Obama government’s ministerial berth. Nowadays I seldom get chance to read a newspaper….. Really I am indebted to internet vis-à -vis cyber media for getting information.
 This is an honest confession of a professional who has become fond of cyber media because of its speed, timeliness, proximity and uniqueness, the basic ingredients of journalism.
 In the last decade the world has witnessed a stupendous growth of internet users especially in the African, Arab and South-East Asian countries vis-à -vis the proliferation of cyber media. As of today, most of the leading newspapers and magazines have their online versions for more reach ability, and this further enhances the brand of the respective media houses along with the business.
 In this article I will make an attempt to give a basic idea about this new form of media, and a glimpse about the online journalism tools in the backdrop of the convergence concept.
Cyber Media – Definition
 Before going into intricacies let us discuss something about cyber media or internet media.
 Wiener used the term cybernetics, starting in 1948, to encompass a broad range of communications between humans, between humans and machines, and between machines themselves. Within the scope of cybernetics he included the transmission of messages, especially those that exert control; the likelihood of information to degrade as time and distance intervene; and especially the function of feedback between humans and all the systems with which they have contact (Wiener, 1954). The ancestry of cyber media begins with Wiener, who said, "To live effectively is to live with adequate information."
 McLuhan (1964) separated "cool" media, which demand active participation and an "involvement in process†from "hot" media, like print, which come in complete packages and encourage passive consumption. In McLuhan's thinking, roads and vehicles, money, and weapons are media, just as movies, books, and radio are. Media act as extensions of the human body, and electric media are extensions of the human nervous system.
 Cyber media doesn't really exist yet. But it is rushing toward us. According to Mindy McAdams, cybermedia is vast quantities of electronic information stored in incremental form, with the increments able to be combined easily by any user into sequences and sets that suit his or her needs, without boundaries related to subject matter, original authors, or print-packaging conventions.Â
Online Journalism
 From the cradle of cyber space the concept of Online Journalism evolved. Though Internet journalism is still evolving, but its contours are getting more sharply defined. Online journalists (read globally) are increasingly becoming aware of the need to develop a new phrase for the medium. The media itself understood that the internet cannot be treated as an extension of the print media despite numerous similarities between the two. There are many advantages of this new entrant in the media bandwagon where a story can be told in three different ways – in the text format, in audio mode, and as a video clip. The medium further demands that stories be communicated in different forms – as a news alert; as a wireless headline; and as well as written story on the net. The medium further calls for knowledge links, audio and video skills, and some latest skills that go far beyond traditional reporting and editing requirements.
New Horizons
 There are five unique areas where online journalism is different from its traditional counterpart “printâ€.
 The five areas are follows:
-Â Â News Cycle
-Â Â Updating Frequency
-Â Â Packaging
-Â Â Knowledge Links
-Â Â News Vehicles
Principles of Online Reporting
 There are some basic rules pertaining to this online journalism especially from a journalist’s point of view while reporting online. The media has emerged up for the busy people mostly, and for its global reach just with the help of a click.
 While reporting online an online reporter should abide by the following rules:
-  The news story has to be short and precise if it has to sustain the browser’s attention. A story that runs into two or more screens is not likely to hold readers attention for long. Word count continues to be an important yardstick in the case of net. The internet reporter must keep this fact in mind while writing the story. He must ensure that it runs across the minimum number of screens in the format chosen by the site editors.
-Â The Internet reporter must adopt the inverted pyramid format. It is the most rational storytelling format. The most crucial point is hosted, right on top of the story, the less important points follow. This saves the user the need to plough through to the last paragraph to find out what happened. The information is available in the first few paragraphs; with facts arranged in their decreasing order of importance.
-Â The story must be updated as it breaks. The reporter cannot sit back and wait for events to unfold.
-Â Â The reporters writing for web media must learn to write short sentences using simple, common, everyday words that a browser will have no difficulty in understanding. Paragraphs should be short. Long paragraphs create fatigue and push browsers to reach for the mouse.
- The Internet reporter must develop the ability to break a story into short, fascinating side stories. The side stories enhance browser’s interest, and give more hits and clicks for the site.
-Â The net journalist must go through log reports carefully. He must understand which stories are being read on the net. This will help him work on stories that are likely to be read more. Successful sites are those that share browser behavior with their staff members.
-Â The web journalist must understand that a mistake, even if it is corrected after it is omnipresent on the site, does not offer much comfort to the individual or the company that has already suffered loss of face on account of the error. A mistake will be deemed as a blunder in case of incorrect information.
       Editing for the Net
  The first and foremost precondition for internet editing is economy. A story must be reported in as few words as possible. The sentences should be short, easy to read and understand. There are 11 golden rules that are prominent for editing in print. All these rules are invariably crucial for editing on the net. Let us give a glimpse.
-Â Â Use short sentences.
-Â Â Avoid modifiers.
-Â Â Substitute wordy phrases with simple small words.
-Â Â Remove relative clauses.
-Â Â Avoid starting a sentence with a subsidiary clause.
-Â Â One sentence, one idea.
-  Use  active voice.
- Delete clichés.
-Â Proper synchronization of names and designations.
-Â Simple, short and familiar words.
-Â Avoid abstractions.
ConclusionÂ
 Reporting, writing and editing for cyber media is an art so as a science, where creative faculty has to submerge with the rational one. A proper style, along with the proportional amalgamation of traditional doctrine†the inverted pyramid†and the latest technique “search engine optimization†could take this media into zenith. The trend is already bullish; the only acceleration and proliferation factors are proper style, tools and techniques. Happy reading.
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About the Author
A leader writer in economics, media and management. Professor in a leading college in India, teaches media studies. A member of the PhD.and syllabus committee in a leading Indian university. He can be contacted at debanjan.mediaguru@gmail.com or www.nshm.com
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