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Saturday, November 24, 2012

In 2010 the Tea Party Was The Republican Dashboard

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(I've been reading about the dashboard app obama used in 2008 and updated in 2012 to gather information that was used as a high tech obama "tea party" with unlimited obama funding. The 2009 tea party was a grass roots organization that resulted in the 2010 republican landslide. After 2010 the republican party stabbed the tea party in the back therefore in the 2012 election the tea party was deluted and frustrated at the moderate republican party. They didn't turn out the vote in 2012. This is also another big reason the usurper/fraud/emptysuit/liar obama got "reelected." High tech "matrix" network organiztion/manipulation of unsuspecting dupes by obama resulted in checkmate. You have got to ask yourself why didn't the republican's take advantage of a similar "dashboard." It seems all they had was a "floorboard" approach to winning just like the low tech 2008 effort of mccain.) Story Reports
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NationalField: The Private Social Network That's Reinventing the Ground Game

The New and Not-So-New In Obama's "Dashboard"

NationalField

In 2008 a suite of online tools geared towards making field organizing more trackable, measurable, immediate immersive became known as NationalField, a software platform now turned social data company.

NationalField is a startup tech company headquartered in Washington, DC.

Its primary product is enterprise-specific private social networks that permit each member of a business or institution to communicate salient information within their organizational hierarchies via Facebook-style news feeds.

The network addresses inefficiencies in information transmission typical of an enterprise's intranet by relying on real-time input and feedback instead of spreadsheets and email.

Unlike Facebook, group members do not self-direct membership via "friending", rather their inclusion depends on their position within the organization.

Networks can feature user-generated apps that allow their organizations to reduce or eliminate typical administrative costs like redundant work, data compilation, information tracking and sharing, and accountability.

It is a narrowly-focused communication tool that allowed any member of a particular group to post progress reports, pertinent campaign information (e.g. how many doors knocked on, phone calls made, etc.), strategic and tactical Q&A, and other important project data to a real-time news feed.

Campaign finance filings show that the Obama campaign is a client of National Field. The company's software advertises its product as something that can help managers within organizations to coach and enhance the performance of their staffers more efficiently. According to the campaign, some National Field ideas are incorporated in Dashboard, but Dashboard was designed and created in-house.

It was a significant advantage in Obama's re-election bid that most of the public never even knew was there.

Together, the hard metrics and softer ephemera alike got poured into a dashboard that gave campaign organizers a quick way to take the pulse of a campaign, and to dive in deeper if they need to.
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(The republican party is a loser. Only a new third party with high tech savy that can attract conservatives can hope to counter the obama matrix of deception. I'm hoping and waiting for something to imerge to defeat the deciever in chief barack obama.

If one waits for the republican party to defeat obama it is a wasted effort.

I hope to see another tea party type grass roots collection of patriots that will organize to defeat obama and the republicans in the future.

There is hope but not in the republicans.

Americans can save America if they are not DUPED again by the republicans and the state run media.)
Story Reports

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Walmart Black Friday 2012 Hunger Games

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“Walmart is really going to crack down on the fighting this year,” said chief marketing officer Flutarch Peavensdee. “We can’t just open the doors and have everyone attacking each other at once without giving them something to fight for or showing it on TV.”

Peavensdee elaborated on how the current, chaotic state of Black Friday is a sad testament to America’s dangerous obsession with commercial goods. “It’s absolutely tragic to hear stories of people getting trampled to death over an iPad.”

“We’re thinking of implementing an instant replay feature for any of the customers that are especially hungry for a big deal.”

Walmart’s customers are equally enthusiastic about participating. One customer eva coin said, "I won't let anybody get in front of me like last year. I brought a baseball bat this time. Another customer, Bow Kuncles said, " I'm going to stomp any old lady that gets in my way."

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(The above is of course not a real quote. It is true people have been trampled to death, stabbed, arrested etc on black friday. Its is somewhat similar to the hunger games. We do see replays of some of the black friday games. There are winners and losers.

Its is a sad testament to Americans obsession to commercial goods. People are just being manipulated through various methods such as the delphi technique Psychological control in advertising etc.

The black friday hunger games are everywhere. Its just the beginning of 4 more years or more with obama. I suggest not getting into the frey of "black" friday for your own safety.)
Story Reports

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LA Times

Aimee Drolet Rossi, a consumer psychologist at UCLA's Anderson School of Management, said it should not be surprising that some people act out on Black Friday. Research on rats and monkeys has shown that they become more aggressive when placed in a crowded situation, and Rossi said humans are no different.

"Crowding leads people to behave less altruistically, in part because people's sense of responsibility lags when a lot of other people are around," she said. "People assume that other people will step up to help someone who is in distress."

"For some people, shopping is a competitive sport," LAPD Commander Andy Smith said. "But it should not be a contact sport."

The LAPD has been visiting stores across the city this week, talking to managers about the psychology of the frantic shopper.

Officials said the push was prompted by a series of incidents at Black Friday sales, notably one last year at a Porter Ranch Wal-Mart in which two dozen people were injured when a woman unleashed pepper spray during a frantic battle for some discounted video games.

The LAPD has also suggested that retailers avoid stacking sales items on pallets "to mitigate crowd aggression."