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Historic, controversial mural in Edwardsville is awaiting demolition
A controversial mural from 1969 over the way it depicted slavery will be destroyed.
Ryan Adams
This leg of Ryan Adams’ tour follows a very successful five-venue East Coast kick off that included a sold-out Carnegie Hall premiere as well as
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5 license plate reading cameras installed in Brentwood to make community safer
Report: Missouri faces highest turnover, vacancy of nurses in history
Missouri hospitals are seeing the highest vacancy rate of nurses ever, up more than 12% from 2018, according to the Missouri Hospital Association.
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Drebes: Missouri Democrats' 'biggest celeb' is raising big sums — but she won't win her own race
A Democratic candidate in northwest Missouri is turning a lot of heads, using social media to raise huge sums for a state representative race. But while she's state Democrats' "biggest celeb," she won't even win her own contest.
The foods that will be offered at MLS team's Centene Stadium
Cooking up food suitable for a stadium experience brings a unique set of challenges: It needs to feed the masses, be easily handled and it should go great with a beer, Gerard Craft, St. Louis City SC’s “flavor officer,” said.
Tesla leases space in Metro East industrial park, in one of the biggest deals of the year
Electric carmaker Tesla has signed on for warehouse space in the Metro East in advance of opening a new dealership in St. Louis, one of the most notable industrial deals of the quarter.
This video references a company based out of St. Louis in the late 1800s ✨️
Last-minute things to do before hard freeze hits Monday night
Woman dies in crash on I-64, police say piece of metal went through windshield before crash
Data Governance Webinar Notes
Data Governance Webinar Notes
JW
Mon, 10/17/2022 - 23:31
- Beyond the Web
- Doc Searls
- Nathan Schneider
- Garden Club
- Going for over 70 yrs
- Elections, bylaws, processes...
- Online Governance
- Feudal System
- Amazon, Meta, etc
- Tech and Legal Stack
- Implicit Feudalism
- Online is more feudal because of the hardware/legalities
- Easy to say "I'm for democracy"
- Cooperative Alternatives
- Rideshare, Social Media
- Building against the grain
- Financing and Policy
- How do you make it democratic
- Self governance
- We don't have the ability to be democratic
- Crypto does have some demo principles
- OSS
- many types of governance interact
- Linus (dictator)
- Corp (RedHat/Ubuntu)
- many types of governance interact
- Section 230
- Policy Constraints
- We wanted to provoke companies to make changes to moderation
- Git
- GitHub Space (github rules)
- "The New Governors"
- "Governable Spaces"
- Facebook/Twitter externalizing moderation
- Git
- Evolution of Journalism
- Working with DAOs to come up with standards
- shared data model
- modular politics
- Modularity
- Composabilty
- Portability
- Interopability
- immutability
- libertarian fantasy. lol
- Federated Social Media
- Polycentric not Federated actually
- Decentralized things
- expect forms of centralization to develop within
- Accountable Centralization
- eg. Gmail
- email is a standard, but because of all the bad players...
- eg. Gmail
- Accountable Centralization
- expect forms of centralization to develop within
- Collective Ownership is necessary for Collective Governance
- Hopper? (throw the bums out > voting)
- comment by Johannes Ernst
- World after Capital
- attention is going to become the scarcest commodity
- Reputation systems
- allow people to do things without jumping through as many hoops.
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Further Reading
- Metagovernance Project: https://metagov.org/
- social.coop: https://wiki.social.coop/home.html
- JournoDAO: https://journodao.xyz/
- Zebras Unite: https://www.zebrasunite.org/
- Common Stack: https://commonsstack.org/
- Sustaining the Knowlege Commons: https://sustainingknowledgecommons.org/tag/common-pool-resource/
- Datasphere Initiative: https://www.thedatasphere.org/
- Hello Co-op: https://www.hello.coop/
- Ostrom Knowledge Commons: http://www.onthecommons.org/magazine/elinor-ostroms-8-principles-managing-commmons
- Rough Consensus: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc8789/
Radioactive material was found at Jana Elementary School. Principal told the staff that they had to report to work today. Principal herself called in sick and took the day off.
Victim In Bagley Drive Homicide In St. Louis County Is Identified As 46-Year-Old Man
ST. LOUIS - The victim in a homicide that occurred in the 9400 block of Bagley Drive has been identified as Wade Lee, 46 years of age, of the 9400 block of Bagley Drive in St. Louis, Missouri 63136. St. Louis County Police Crimes Against Persons detectives are investigating a homicide that occurred in the 9400 block of Bagley Drive which resulted in the death of an adult male. On October 16, 2022, at 6:44 PM, St. Louis County police officers from the City of Jennings Precinct responded to a call for service for an assault in the 9400 block of Bagley Drive. Responding officers located an unresponsive adult male suffering from injuries inside the residence. The male was pronounced deceased on the scene. The injuries were incurred as a result of an altercation. St. Louis County Police Department’s Crimes Against Persons detectives are conducting the investigation. The investigation is very active at this time. Additional information will be disseminated as it becomes available.
$4.8 Million Lotto Jackpot Won In River Grove, IL.
CHICAGO – Employees at a grocery store in River Grove are buzzing with excitement after selling a $4.85 million winning Lotto ® ticket over the weekend. The winning ticket was sold at Rich’s Fresh Market, located at 3141 N. Thatcher Ave. in River Grove, and matched all six Lotto numbers in Saturday evening’s drawing, 8-12-14-22-27-36, to win the jackpot. “We know who bought the winning ticket – he is one of our regular customers,” exclaimed Lucas Bujak, General Manager of Rich’s Fresh Market. “The gentleman came into the store on Sunday morning and began inserting his tickets into the Lottery machine. One of my employees jokingly asked him if he won, but before he could answer, the customer almost fainted,” said Bujak. And then according to his employee, a few minutes later, the customer began shouting, “I can’t believe it, I actually won the Lotto jackpot – I guess I can now quit my job.” This
From the Windy City to Sin City: Chicago lines up 2023 Las Vegas residency
Chicago will return to Las Vegas' Venetian Theatre for an eight-show residency in February and March 2023. Marking the sixth consecutive year the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees…
AXS TV announces “Heavy Metal Halloween” event featuring GN’R, Sabbath, Maiden docs & concert films
Raise your devil horns this Halloween with AXS TV's "Heavy Metal Halloween" event. On Saturday, October 29, the channel will be running an all-day marathon of documentaries and concert films…
Looking for a vets office that sells Credelio and Heartgaurd
Medieval Times Tries To Bully Its Workers Out Of Unionizing With A Bullshit Trademark Lawsuit
Trademark bullying usually takes a pretty typical form. Someone with a trademark decides to interpret the need to enforce their mark in an extreme way and goes off threatening and/or suing everyone that even comes mildly close to using the registered trademark. It’s annoying, although perhaps mildly understandable if you squint your eyes just right. […]
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