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People wear different popular accessories for different reasons. Unless you are aware of why you are wearing something, you have no business wearing it. Wristband wearers are some of the people who can't wear anything around their wrists if it's not informative in one way or another. Wristbands occur in different types and designs, and you can even customize them depending on the message you want to communicate. Today, people order or buy embossed wristbands online for different purposes as explained below.
Awareness campaigns
Most people will definitely wear certain rubber wristband bracelets for awareness campaigns. Some people use wristbands to make community members aware of certain devastating health conditions such as cancer. Cancer is a deadly condition that claims millions of lives each year across the world. These bands are used by those who are suffering from such serious conditions as well as those supporting fundraisers for the treatment of the affected victims. Having such a wristband around your wrist is another way of saying you are sympathizing with the cancer victims and that you are willing to give what you have to make treatment and other medications available to them.
School events
The young people in most schools today are fond of wristbands for various reasons. Most students use wristbands as the only coolest thing they can find in the world since they feel fashionable and stylish in them. Most students are proud of their schools. For this reason, they wear embossed wristbands bearing the name of their school and probably the name of the upcoming major event such as a prize-giving day. Other students will wear such wristbands when participating in local athletic games or music festivals with other schools for easy identification.
Political campaigns
Aspiring politicians will do everything within their reach to get ahead of their competitors. The main aim here is doing everything possible to get their party, slogan and vision noticed in public places. What is most amazing is that the embossed wristbands have become an effective tool in the political world. Politicians find it easier to carry thousands of wristbands in their vehicles and give them out to market their political parties to their supporters. On the other hand, wearing wristbands shows one is loyal to their political affiliation.
Sports events
Sport fans get excited in the field when they see their sport icons wearing wristbands and getting ready for competition. This mainly happens when athletes or game players are participating in a different country with the aim of winning gold medals for their mother country. On the other hand, their supporters, both those who have accompanied them and those left at home wear similar wristbands to show support and solidarity with the participants. Unlike when in wristbands for parties, those wearing wristbands to support their international players sacrifice spending time with friends and cooking what they love most just to get glued on the television for updates.
If you are keen, you would note that most people wearing customized wristbands Melbourne has today do so to communicate something. Very few wear them without a purpose or just for leisure. In fact, some people wear wristbands bearing their names and their meanings just to make others know who they really are. Wristband wearers don't walk around with them just to feel good, but also to accomplish a certain set goal.


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Bryan Black has recently debuted his new project as Black Asteroid on CLR with ōThe Engine EPö.
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Black Asteroid is the brainchild of Bryan Black, who started his career as a sound designer for Prince. While working with Prince at Paisley Park Studios, Bryan learned and honed sound and production skills, which inspired him to start his own band. He moved to London England and co-founded a band called MOTOR. Their first demo was quickly signed to Novamute, and after 2 singles, MOTOR were catapulted to the top of the techno world, sharing stages with Daft Punk and Kraftwerk at major festivals, and later embarking on a World tour supporting Depeche Mode in 2009.
In April 2011, Bryan decided to start a new project by the name of BLACK ASTEROID, to showcase an exciting new sound and to re-capture the techno world once more. That was the moment when Chris Liebing came into the picture, and he recalls it as follows:
"Of course I have always been a fan of Novamute, and one day I had this "Motor" track called Sweatbox in my hands and loved it so much, that I called Novamute and asked if I could remix it. The result was the release of a single sided vinyl that came out in the end of 2005 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFBxk3KYH80). What I really liked about the Original was the "out of the ordinary" techno approach that Motor had...., and still has. For my remix, I actually only added a bassdrum...
6 years later I find this demo mail by Motor mastermind Bryan Black in my inbox, with a 4 track project called BLACK ASTEROID. He kept following what was happening on CLR and thought it was a good idea to send me the new tracks he has done. What a great idea! Very soon the next day, our whole office in Berlin was dancing and the neighbours were complaining.
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I went to my reunion where a lot of catching up with old friends took place and a lot of wondering where all the years had gone.
Geoff and Barney were not lonely in my absence as he had several visitors and he was picked up and taken away for a couple of days by Tony & Di.
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We no longer live in a broadcast era. As people are becoming increasingly connected, brands are unable to capture the audience's attention through mass media campaigns alone. Instead, they must focus on creating engaging, useful and shareable content that people want to invest their time and emotions in.
Storytelling is integral to the success of delivering such content. It combines an idea with an emotion and is the backbone of enabling the way we make sense of the world.
While the process of developing a story hasn't changed, social networks are constantly evolving to expand the ways these stories are told further and further. As a result, brands are increasingly harnessing the power of such platforms to tell and narrate their unique stories, which inspires people to engage, share and eventually convert (buy).
What makes a good story?
Advertising is based on one thing: happiness. Good storytelling strikes an emotional chord, invokes nostalgia, or creates a feeling of commonality. This is important because, by providing an emotional context and removing skepticism, it can make content much more engaging and gives the audience a greater reason to care.
The aim of Everton FC's #WeAreChosen campaign was to help launch its 2015/16 season ticket by capturing the essence of what it means to be an Evertonian.
The video documents the journey of an Evertonian from childhood till old age, while also delivering the famous Everton quote "Evertonians are born not manufactured. We do not choose, we are chosen". The story continued onto social media with "Chosen Tuesday", where the club randomly picked 10 fans (using #wearechosen) each Tuesday to follow and Retweet.
As such the campaign resonated and stayed with viewers by highlighting the unbreakable bond between the fan and the club thus evoking a strong emotional reaction.
There are two paradigms within marketing. In direct response marketing, the brand will track direct ROI from a campaign through CRM data, web traffic or transactions. 'Branding' is the glacial process of settling a brand into the customer's psyche so that when they eventually make a purchasing decision, that brand stands out.
Millennials, and social audiences in general, don't just buy products, but rather they buy into the stories behind the brands. Storytelling enables brands to connect and engage with their audiences on a more personal level by revealing a more human side. Most importantly it is authenticity that mobilises consumers on a greater level more so than calls-to-action.
I'm @brazuca, match ball of the 2014 FIFA #WorldCup. Yes I'm a ball. Yes I'm tweeting. Join me on my journey! #ballin pic.twitter.com/KerKWgFdez
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The challenge in storytelling isn't so much establishing a message as delivering it consistently across all platforms.
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Their recent "Ripple" campaign created an inspirational journey which explored what it was like for a young boy (McIlory) to watch their hero (Woods) on TV and then one day be competing on the very same green. This story tapped into both McIlory's aspirations and determination which in turn inspired people to "Just Do It" and to fulfil their dreams. The consistency of Nike's stories means that it continues to create a brand image that motivates Nike fans and customers around the globe.
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Brands are increasingly empowering and involving consumers as their storytellers. By curating user-generated content, this again offers a level of authenticity, developing loyalty from consumers by rewarding users for publishing content.
For our client MoneyGram Cricket, we knew that good storytelling couldn't happen without valuing and understanding the audience. We connected fans by inviting them to share their funniest memory playing cricket – a topic that we knew would resonate on an emotional level.
From there, we curated the stories submitted by the audience, and rewarded one fan with the most entertaining story with a custom-designed comic strip.
Last week we asked you for your funniest memory playing #cricket. @bombaybhai's story was so funny, we had to share! pic.twitter.com/m2lqe6AFAJ — MoneyGram Cricket (@MGCricket) November 10, 2014
Furthermore, by leveraging user-generated content we added a new dimension to storytelling by breaking from the traditional narrator and listener mode, thus creating a tighter connection between the passionate consumers and MoneyGram.


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This is a rush transcript from "Special Report," March 14, 2016. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
DONALD TRUMP, REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: You know how many people have been hurt at our rallies? I think like basically none other than I guess maybe somebody got hit once. But there's no violence. I'm a peace loving person, folks.
SEN. MARCO RUBIO, REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: The guy who is now saying he's going to pay the legal fees of the guy who sucker punched a protester the other day at a rally, I mean, the rhetoric he uses is irresponsible.
GOV. JOHN KASICH, REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: This country is not about us tearing one another down or having fist fights at a campaign rally.
SEN. TED CRUZ, REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: No one has the right to threaten violence. At the same time it is true that in every campaign responsibility starts at the top.
BRET BAIER, ANCHOR: A lot of focus on the trail about Donald Trump's campaign events. This as we get ready for Super Tuesday two. As you take a look at the map you can see all the states that are voting, and don't forget the Northern Mariana Islands, nine delegates, winner take all. The big ones, though, Florida and Ohio. In Florida, the RCP average of polls, the average of recent polls, has Donald Trump up big over Marco Rubio. In Ohio, a different story, where Governor Kasich in the average of recent polls has a slight lead over Donald Trump, but it is very tight. And as you take a look at the delegates currently, you need 1,237, a majority of delegates available to get and clinch the GOP nomination.
So with that, let's bring in our panel: editor in chief of Lifezette, Laura Ingraham; Mara Liasson, national political correspondent of National Public Radio, and syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer. OK, Laura, a lot of the focus over the weekend, these Donald Trump events, he's dealt with it numerous times. Your thoughts?
LAURA INGRAHAM, EDITOR IN CHIEF, LIFEZETTE.COM: I think there's a disconnect between what people are thinking in Washington and New York, and what, shocking, is being thought in the rest of the country. I think you can hold two thoughts in your mind at the same time. Number one, that some of these Trump comments off the stump, they're not wise. You don't tell people to punch people. It's just is not smart. Don't do it. At the same time, I think conservatives ought to be careful, especially the candidates who are in any way, shape, or form blaming the speakers for people who come in not as protesters with signs, silent or respectfully, but for one purpose -- to attack and to disrupt.
And the videos are out there, what's being done in front of women and children, horrible language, very threatening, an inch away from people's faces. That's not real protesting. That's just violence. That's the kind of stuff you see at WTO rallies. I think this could have perversely for the people who are doing the protests, it could maybe help Trump in places like Ohio. I think people think there's a sense of unfairness even if they are aren't comfortable with some of the things that Trump is saying.
BAIER: Mara, Marc Thiessen, Washington Post op-ed, not exactly on the books as a fan of Donald Trump, wrote this -- "Organized group of left wing agitators intentionally come to Trump rallies to provoke his supporters. What we're witnessing is the latest example of the American left's totalitarian instinct to shut down speech that it finds abhorrent. This is not to suggest that Trump is blameless in the ugliness that is unfolding. He's using them to rally blue collar America by saying we're not going to take this anymore and we are not going to bow to the Alinskyite tactics of the radical left."
MARA LIASSON, NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO: It's certainly true that in past presidential campaign when there have been protestors it's generally helped the Republican law and order candidate. But I think there are two things going on. One is about the protesters behavior, and if they are violating the law, if they're doing something to the people who are going there, they can be arrested and removed. A lot of them are.
But then there's a big -- a legitimate controversy about for the first time ever we have a presidential candidate encouraging his supporters to, quote, "beat the crap out of the guy and I'll pay your legal fees," or "I want to punch him in the face," or "the good old days when people like that were carried out on stretchers." Those are comments that really do cross a line.
BAIER: Charles?
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER, SYNDICATED COLUMNIST: I think that's right. There are two separate phenomenon, the one obviously that happened in Chicago, it's organized, and this is the far left, also the far right. We saw it in the '20s and the '30s, the tactic of shutting the opposition down. And it isn't only something happening in presidential politics. This is happening on campus all the time, speakers who aren't allowed to speak outside of the Trumps and the others. We're just talking about the norm on campus, which is that the left acts in a totalitarian way controlling who speaks. That's a phenomenon. It should be condemned. And Trump and the supporters who are the victims here are not to be blamed. There's a second phenomenon which is other events which are happening in Trump events, and you get, as Mara said, Trump winking and nodding, saying, you know, in the old days we carried them out on a stretcher, meaning we used to beat people like that until they were unable to walk. We saw a guy on tape sucker punching a demonstrator in the face, and then saying on camera, if we see him again, we may have to kill him. That's lynch talk. And when asked about it, Trump said I don't condone it. That's great. But he refused to condemn it. And that I think is really unconscionable.
BAIER: He did say he was considering paying those legal fees still.
KRAUTHAMMER: And that's even worse.
BAIER: Let's move on from the rallies. Today John Kasich was campaigning with the past GOP nominee, Mitt Romney.
MITT ROMNEY, FORMER REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE: Unlike the other people running, he has a real track record. He has the kind of record that you want in Washington, and that's why I'm convinced that you're going to do the right thing tomorrow. Agreed?
BAIER: So Mitt Romney, who obviously gave this blistering speech against Donald Trump, the last nominee, but in this environment, Laura, is this the right person to be campaigning for you in Ohio?
INGRAHAM: I think it's a cataclysmic mistake on the part of John Kasich. I think we all have a lot of respect for Mitt Romney, but let's face it. He gave that speech against Trump, and Trump goes in and blows everybody out of the water in Michigan, which is one of Mitt Romney's home states. He wins in Massachusetts, another Mitt Romney home state. I don't know how he would do in California, but I bet he would be pretty competitive.
Kasich, he has to see what's happening in these rust belt states. He's the governor and he's pretty popular. If I'm Kasich, I'm going to tell people, I hear you. I'm going to do these deals differently. I'll do them smarter. I'll do them better. Trump says he will, but I know how to do it and I'm going to do it really well and you're going to love what you see from me. To me that would be a smarter move than bringing in the same guy who's lost twice before, establishing his establishment credentials. I think it's a mistake.
BAIER: Mara, let me ask you, if Kasich wins and he pulls out this victory, and Laura's right, he has an 80 percent approval rating in Ohio, this goes a long way when you're governor. If he does that, does the nomination battle take a hiccup for Trump to get to 1,237?
LIASSON: It does. If Rubio could also win his home state, which looks much less likely, then that's a real speed bump if Trump loses Ohio and Florida. But yes, I think it's a hiccup. But then what happens next? You go on to New York, New Jersey, California. Those are big states. Who is going to do better than Trump in those states? John Kasich? I don't think so. The other thing about Ohio, this is a governor, not a senator. He pretty much controls the Ohio Republican party.
BAIER: The machine.
LIASSON: The machine has endorsed him. The Florida Republican party did not make a choice in this election. They stayed neutral. So he has control of the machinery. He has a lot of advantages in Ohio that no other home state senator did.
BAIER: We head to New York tonight to do a show from New York ahead of coverage tomorrow. I'm going to lay out a couple of the scenarios on the delegate math and how you get there or you don't get there. But it gets tougher for any candidate not Donald Trump if he wins both of them. And it's pretty much a lock.
KRAUTHAMMER: It's probably over if he wins both. There are mathematical ways of stopping Trump, but I don't see it actually happening on the ground. The momentum will build. The other two candidates will drop out. For the way -- Romney outlined the only way there would be a way to stop Trump, which is for the others to stay in the race. I could see if Rubio drops out after tomorrow, you still have Kasich, if he stays in there, holds some of the states, they all hold on to their delegates. It's possible you could get Trump coming into Cleveland with a 45 percent plurality. And then you have an open convention. So that's the road. I would even say if Trump doesn't win Ohio, that is a more likely scenario than Trump winning everything, but both are sort of almost even.
BAIER: Quickly, Ted Cruz. I mean, he continues to say he can shoot the moon and get to 1,237. It is really tough mathematically to see that. He's playing in Florida and he's coming in close to second.
INGRAHAM: I've been watching what's happening in Pennsylvania, which is coming up. It's another key state where the issue of trade is so important. I don't think he competes there well. New York, New Jersey, obviously not. California, people think it's all immigrants. But there are a lot of old time Republican voters there too. Does he have the money to compete in California? I don't think he has as much money as he'd like. I think it's going to be hard for him. But he's run a very smart campaign. I think he has an enormous amount of credibility for good reason among conservatives. So if anyone is thinking Ted Cruz is going to drop out if Trump wins Ohio and Florida, why should he?
BAIER: What's amazing, if Trump was not in this race, Ted Cruz would be riding this outsider wave.
INGRAHAM: He had a plan. It was a completely plausible plan. He did consolidate the conservative vote, except for he didn't count on Donald Trump, didn't count on Donald Trump winning evangelicals. But he's done about as best as anyone could. The way he's playing tomorrow night is smart. He's looking for delegates. He is not trying to win these states. He's just trying to rack up delegates.
BAIER: Illinois and North Carolina.
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Maker Faire Bay Area 2018May 18-20, 2018 – San Mateo, CA
Digi-Key is again a proud sponsor of Maker Faire Bay Area 2018. Being an electronics distributor, we cater to Makers of all kinds. If you need a single resistor, a development board, soldering irons, or EDA tools to get your project done, we have it all ready to ship out same day. Digi-Key has hundreds of traditional suppliers such as TE, TI, Microchip, ADI, and many more. In the Maker space a few of our suppliers include Adafruit, Sparkfun, Seeed Studio, Raspberry Pi, Kitronik, Bantam Tools, Arduino, DF Robot, and Pimoroni.
Stop by our booth to see what is new at Digi-Key and check out some of the latest technology from our Maker suppliers. We have some really fun and exciting demos ready to show you! We will have a prize garage which will give you a chance to win great prizes and products from Digi-Key. Be sure to check out Maker.io's design roadmap to find out how to take your product from concept through production.
Be sure to say "Hi" and chat with Allie Weber, @robotmakergirl, at our booth as well. She is planning on giving another great talk on stage and hosting a workshop during Maker Faire! More info to come. Also on the Digi-Key- sponsored Make Electronics stage will be exciting sessions including "Why use KiCad" with Shawn Hymel, and "Electronically-enhanced future of games (board games, escape room puzzles, and sports)" as designed and built by engineering students at the Arizona State University Polytechnic School in Mesa, Arizona!
Don't forget to grab this year's re-designed "Handy Dandy Boards guide" that compares all the latest maker-friendly technology and add-on boards! We will have these guides and other amazing projects to showcase this year at our booth so make sure you stop by!
Maker Faire combines science, science fiction, technology, entertainment and business to create something totally new. It's an event created to cater to curious participants of all ages, wishing to experience firsthand the makers' inventions. These inventions are the result of a desire to solve everyday problems, whether big or small. Maker Faire is an event designed to turn the spotlight on hundreds of projects from around the world that are able to catapult visitors into the future.
The 13th annual Maker Faire Bay Area runs May 18-20, 2018 at the San Mateo County Events Center, 1346 Saratoga Drive, San Mateo, CA
What is Maker Faire?
Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth—a family-friendly festival of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker movement.
Part science fair, part county fair, and part something entirely new, Maker Faire is an all-ages gathering of tech enthusiasts, crafters, educators, tinkerers, hobbyists, engineers, science clubs, authors, artists, students, and commercial exhibitors. All of these "makers" come to Maker Faire to show what they have made and to share what they have learned.
The launch of Maker Faire in the Bay Area in 2006 demonstrated the popularity of making and interest among legions of aspiring makers to participate in hands-on activities and learn new skills at the event.
Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. It's a venue for makers to show examples of their work and interact with others about it. Many makers say they have no other place to share what they do. DIY (Do-It-Yourself) is often invisible in our communities, taking place in shops, garages and on kitchen tables. It's typically out of the spotlight of traditional art or science or craft events. Maker Faire makes visible these projects and ideas that we don't encounter every day.


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Kentucky enjoys a 50-10 record against teams coached by former Wildcats. That includes John Pelphrey's 0-3 record against UK as Arkansas coach.
"It's not about me," Pelphrey said. "I had my day. Right now, it's about these kids on both teams, playing and competing and doing as well as they can. That's what I want my team to do: compete."
C.M. Newton is the only former UK player to beat Kentucky. He had a 10-32 record against the Cats coaching teams for Alabama and then Vanderbilt.
With his team having lost four of its last six, Pelphrey simply wants to win.
"It has been a number of days since we have beat Kentucky," Pelphrey said in reference to UK's 10-game winning streak in the series. "I think it would be a big deal, regardless. If we can get a win, it really wouldn't matter who we were playing. But certainly (it would be) against them."
Hostile reception?
UK Coach John Calipari might get a hostile reception at Arkansas. When he coached Memphis, he ended a series with Arkansas.
"We had enough SEC teams on (the schedule)," Calipari said of his reason for dropping Arkansas. "I wanted to play a national schedule. I said, if the SEC wants us in their league, they should ask us to join their league. ...
"I would have canceled Tennessee, too."
The $2.5 million UT gave Memphis for a football series prevented Calipari from ending the basketball series.
"If you're playing all regional schools, how are you going to be national?" Calipari said. "Who's going to know about you in California, Florida and Texas?"
Leading rebounder iffy
Pelphrey said that Delvon Johnson, Arkansas' leading rebounder, was "probable" to play against Kentucky despite suffering a hip injury last weekend.
"He's got a hip pointer," Pelphrey said. "I guess ... 'probable' is the term. I don't anticipate him practicing today. I'm not sure how much he'll even get done tomorrow. So we'll just have to wait and see."
Johnson averages of 7.6 rebounds per game. He's also one of the Hogs' three players with a double-digit scoring average. He's averaging 10.0 points.
"I would say that a normal human being having that injury would not play," Pelphrey said. "Delvon Johnson, with who he is, his toughness, with the way that he handles injuries ... I think with his toughness, he'll be out there."
Jenkins reprised?
Calipari evoked the name John Jenkins when talking about the X-factor that is Arkansas shooter Rotnei Clarke. "He could do to us what Jenkins did to us," the UK coach said. "He's a quick trigger."
Jenkins scored 32 points to lead Vanderbilt to victory over UK.
Clarke, who has added more diversity to his catch-and-shoot game, has caught the eye of former Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson.
"The one I see that's really come a long way is Clarke," Richardson said. "He's looking for it more now. ... Watching him last summer, he was just shooting a lot of standstill jump shots. That's not going to get it. Now he's moving. ... I think as he goes, the Razorbacks will go."
Cal on Derby game
With a Derby Festival Basketball Classic organizer bemoaning the lack of a UK recruit in this year's game, Calipari figuratively washed his hands concerning the dispute.
"I don't get involved at all," Calipari said.
Apparently, that has not always been the case. Louisville lawyer Dan Owens, who lines up players for the Derby Festival, recalled a time when Calipari's Memphis staff lobbied to have its recruits play in the game.
Since the Derby Festival game began in 1972, it has always had at least one UK recruit participate.
"This is about loyalty," said Owens, who as of Tuesday had not received a reply from an e-mail he sent to UK officials and coaches on Friday.
NCAA rules limit recruits to two all-star game appearances. UK's recruits — Marquis Teague, Michael Gilchrist, Anthony Davis and Kyle Wiltjer — have committed to play in the McDonald's All-American and Jordan Brand Classic games.
A statement from the families said the players were fulfilling a "lifelong dream" to play in those games.
Calipari saw the whole thing as much ado about nothing.
"They write a story about that?" he said, perhaps facetiously. "Is this like a slow time?"
In six SEC road games, Brandon Knight has 18 assists and 23 turnovers. ... Dave Neal and Jimmy Dykes will call the game for the SEC Network (WKYT-27).


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Staying positive can be challenging for some people. I hope this can help. This week's horoscope is hardly the "blast off!" message, more like "dig in and keeping plowing ahead". This week has no major planetary aspects, so probably no major drama, but no momentum either. Also, today is Wednesday, known as "hump" day and the moon is void of course and Apogee. Apogee means the moon is the furthest away from Earth as it gets in its path around Earth. Void of course equals not much gets accomplished.
"Your reserves of energy help you get to the bottom of a project and conundrum."


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Strike the right tone
Innovative vendor partners are vital if resellers are to take advantage of the growing printer market and make money from it
How do you make a small fortune in the printer market? Start with a large one, many resellers might mournfully respond. It is an apt phrase to describe the printer market, because the cutthroat tactics of some unscrupulous vendors at the high end of the market are enough to make anyone despair.
At the other end of the scale, the SME market has been on a slow fuse for a long time, but the rise of the digital camera has caused the colour laser market to boom. But that is not necessarily great news if none of the cash flowing about makes its way into the reseller channel.
The problem is, SMEs make you jump through endless hoops to get a sale, even though you are making pretty slim margins anyway. Many companies that consider themselves to be solutions providers, rather than box shifters, might consider it not to be worth the fuss.
If the corporate market has been 'done to death', the SME market remains mouth-wateringly unexploited. Figures from analyst Gartner show that sales of digital cameras rose by 81 per cent between 2002 and 2004 in the UK, with sales increasing from 1,041,028 to 1,879,186.
At the same time, sales of colour lasers rose by 33 per cent, which Gartner linked to SMEs needing a simpler, more effective and affordable way of handling and printing images.
And it's going to get better, according to research commissioned by Ricoh, which predicts a 50 per cent surge in demand for higher-speed colour lasers. Surges in demand are one thing, but a mass market does not always mean big money for resellers.
In the SME sector, most buying decisions are made on price. Many IT buyers for SMEs think the best solution is the cheapest, even if it means buying it from an 18-year-old who can't even read the product leaflets, let alone explain the value of the features.
So how do printer vendors help their reseller partners avoid being lured down a dead-end price competition?
They just need to be creative, says Helen Berentzen, Ricoh's marketing manager. Don't sell the hardware, sell a pay-per-use supply contract instead.
"The growth in the SME sector offers resellers the chance to sell click-based contracts, which can create customer lock-in," she says.
Promises of a lock-in might remind resellers of their experience in the corporate market, where some are drinking at the last-chance saloon. The great thing about SMEs is that no vendor will ever want to deal directly with customers.
Ricoh says the best foot in the door is an offer of an audit of a company's running costs. Then all Ricoh devices can be sold on a click contract basis, which means the user pays for the prints they produce at a fixed cost that includes the price of the toner.
"The benefit for the reseller is that they lock in valuable after-sales revenue by locking out competitor telesales consumable activity," Berentzen adds.
Everyone knows the real money is in consumables. But for years vendors have excluded resellers from this income by supplying consumables direct, with no reward to the reseller. Forget any vendors that talk about 'holistic creative solutions' and 'thinking outside the box'.
Resellers should seek out vendors that give a clear, unequivocal, buzzword-free indication of exactly where their money is coming from.
To paraphrase Gary Hunter of TallyGenicom, the new deal today is this: stick a box in your client's office, then tie them to a contract to supply them consumables. That is how you will make money.
TallyGenicom has devised a reseller programme that seems a lot more in tune with the realities of the market, if reseller feedback is to be believed. According to Tally's own figures, sales of its high-speed colour printers have shot up in the two months since the programme started.
"We've shifted 85 units before we even tried pushing the scheme in a big way," says Hunter.
Under the Rent Free scheme, Tally makes no pretence that there is any value in the hardware. Its resellers essentially go to their clients, or prospective clients, and offer them a free colour laser printer.
Many SMEs and departments of the public sector will have a buyer who does not appreciate that the true cost of ownership of a printer comes not from the purchase price but from all of the paper and toner.
Having signed for a free printer, the customer has to sign an undertaking that they will source all of the consumables from TallyGenicom.
The beauty of this arrangement for the reseller is that they automatically have a hook that excites customers. So they don't have to spend so much time and money going after deals.
Better still, they don't need to spend time installing the printer, because this is a job that can be outsourced to the manufacturer, along with servicing.
The reseller does not start earning money, though, until the customers starts to re-order consumables, but as any user of colour printers knows, the cartridges run out in no time, and they can cost an arm and a leg to replace.
End-users will not notice the cost so much anyway, because it comes out of the office stationary budget, which nobody cares about, unlike the cost of a printer. The money to pay for a printer comes out of the IT manager's IT budget, which, like all capital expenditure, is fiercely guarded and closely monitored by the accountants.
It sounds great in theory. Resellers have a good proposition to take to customers, and customers get a deal that is more palatable. Surely there must be a catch.
This is not so, Hunter insists. "We've been racking our brains to come up with a scheme that suits the nature of this business and makes margins for our channel," he says.
"While some of our partners have been great at adding value, by making them more efficient, there have been others that have never been able to grasp the opportunities. This scheme is doing more to engage a lot of dealers that have been marginalised from the action."
The incentive for Tally resellers now is to help clients discover the full potential of printers. Teach them how to produce better documents, like more impressive marketing brochures and invoices and presentations. Train them in using the applications that enable these documents to be produced, urges Hunter.
"The more you can encourage your clients to use their printers, the more toner they are going to need, and the more you will earn from incremental sales," he says.
Kevin Spinks, director of Lexmark's SME business, applauds any initiative in which the channel gets creative, although he does not think it is necessary to give the hardware away.
"Resellers need to go to SMEs with a more creative proposition. They're not selling them printers, they're selling them productivity," he says.
The convergence of printing, scanning and copying from one device is not something dealers should fear. Don't worry about the competition from the other channels getting into this market; take full advantage of your own edge in this field.
"The multifunctional device [MFD] gives you the chance to become a document management expert," Spinks adds.
"That one device gives you the chance to control how a company scans and forwards documents right through their supply chain. In retail, for example, they are desperate for anything that can make their supply chains more efficient.
"If you can demonstrate you can make clients even one per cent more efficient, you will save them money."
According to Lexmark, then, you are not selling printers, or even MFDs - you are streamlining your clients' business processes.
Xerox has a plan that could have been, well, Xeroxed. It is all about selling services, according to Joe Browne, director of Xerox UK. "Xerox resellers can also drive revenue from services [such as the PagePack and ServicePack schemes] that are specially designed for SMEs."
There is something different about Xerox (apart from its reputation for making fantastic inventions then watching other companies profit from them). Under Connexions, Xerox's channel rewards programme, there is a sort of loyalty card scheme called Xerox Rewards.
This helps its resellers grow and develop their business by offering them more choice over how they are rewarded for their success. Accumulated points can be exchanged either for cash rebates or marketing development funds.
Is that so radical? "Contrary to popular opinion, there are still healthy margins to be made from the sale of printers and MFDs," Browne says.
One original asset Xerox offers is its Creative Wizard, an online tool that helps cut the cost of marketing by giving partners templates they can tailor for their advertising, direct mail or email programmes. So resellers, which do not usually have a creative department to design ad campaigns for them, can use a template created by Xerox, then rebadge the work as their own.
Sadly, we cannot tell you how good the Wizard is, because Xerox would not give CRN access to it unless it signed up as a reseller.
Tracey Rawling Church, Kyocera Mita's head of marketing, says what resellers really need is a supplier that takes a realistic view of the market. For too long, dealers have been misled. Vendors, such as Xerox and Hewlett-Packard (HP), may be 83 per cent channel-orientated, but that is not complete commitment to the channel is it?
Unlike Kyocera, which Rawling Church points out is 100 per cent channel- oriented. "Sadly resellers have been the victims of ferocious price competition between major vendors, that have left no margin for the channel, while collecting revenue on inflated toner prices. Resellers have been left out in the cold," she says.
Giving resellers a cut of the consumables action is a start but not enough. They need help fighting off the competition that will intensify when the sales channels for printers and copiers start going after the same business, Rawling Church warns.
"The servicing dealer channel knows that for every copier they put into a company, there are up to 10 printers, and they are keen to gain that business too," she says.
As businesses change their document management behaviour, from 'print and distribute' to 'distribute and print', pages are migrating from copiers to printers, reducing the number of clicks on which the copier dealer gets paid.
This is why the copier servicing dealer channel is under pressure to expand into printers.
The growing popularity of leasing IT hardware also helps the copier-servicing dealer. This channel is used to negotiating contracts and maintaining an ongoing relationship with the customer, which involves refreshing the technology before the end of the contract.
"Many people live in a paradigm that a MFD is a copier," says Chas Moloney, Canon's office solutions marketing manager.
But all is not lost for the IT channel. The main barrier to getting copiers and copier-based MFDs connected is the network gatekeeper, who is unwilling to welcome an unfamiliar device from an unfamiliar vendor onto his network. Also IT resellers are skilled in the issues around network connectivity and compatibility which cause customers sleepless nights.
There are some signs that the market will become polarised, according to the way the hardware is acquired, rather than by the type of channel partner that supplies it. Copier dealers are 'king of the click', and if the analysts are right, an increasing proportion of imaging devices will be acquired in this way.
This is why it is important for resellers to embrace the pay-per-use model. If they combine this with their network expertise, they can beat the copier dealers at their own game - and improve their margins at the same time, Rawling Church says.
"You know what they say: 'If you do the same as you've always done, you'll get the same as you've always got,'" she adds. "But in this case if resellers do what they've always done they'll get even less!"
Calling yourself an 'efficiency expert' will not be enough. Resellers will need to diversify far more in how they offer services to their clients. It is a long journey.
As the Chinese proverb goes, the most important part of a 1,000-mile journey is the first step. The first step in this case seems to be finding a vendor with a bit of imagination.
Brother (0161) 330 6531
Canon (01737) 220 347
Epson (01442) 261 144
Kyocera Mita (0118) 931 1500
Maxa Technologies (0161) 942 7850
TallyGenicom (0870) 872 2888
UniPrint (001) 416 503 1100
Xerox (0870) 241 3245
For Green Pages go to CRN's online directory at www.crnservices.co.uk.
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MIDDLETOWN, Del. (WPVI) --Three Delaware lawmakers are getting together to help veterans find jobs Friday.
Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons, along with representative Lisa Blunt Rochester are hosting a career fair at the Middletown Fire Hall.
It runs from 10 am until 2pm.
All veterans and their family members are invited to attend.
There's no need to pre-register but you should bring a resume and be ready for on-the-spot interviews.


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Javascript PC emulator running Linux
This is the browser running linux inside a web page!
It uses the pure Javascript PC Emulator, created by Fabrice Bellard (author of QEMU, ffmpeg and many other software projects).
My web browser takes 15 seconds to boot linux and the emulator runs very fast.
This PC emulator is a partial port of QEMU to JavaScript.
The file "jslinux.js" (Linux launcher) loads the linux images (vmlinux-2.6.20.bin and linuxstart.bin), creates a virtual hard disk (hda).
Try Linux inside the PC emulator here, boot from your browser: http://www.busybox.net/live_bbox/live_bbox.html
Screenshot of the browser running linux. Results of commands "cat /proc/cpuinfo", "df" and "free":
The terminal emulator is also in javascript, similar to "termlib.js" but a new one, also written by Fabrice Bellard.


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ByBox services and technologies are used by more than 400 businesses in the UK, Benelux, USA, Israel, South Africa and New Zealand, operating across the reprographics, IT channel, retail, energy, utilities, telecoms and facilities management industries. Now in its sixteenth year and with revenues of £73 million, ByBox saves businesses millions of pounds by revamping and streamlining their entire supply chain processes.
ByBox has received numerous accolades, including listings on the Sunday Times International Track 200, Sunday Times Tech Track 100 and Deloitte Fast50 business, thanks to its continued focus on permanently removing cost from supply chains. In October 2015, the ByBox Coventry Hub was awarded the prestigious Sword of Honour by the British Safety Council.


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Whether you've only just discovered the wonders of yoga, or you've been hitting the mat for a while, these top 5 books will help you take your love of yoga to the next level. 1. 21 Things to Know Before Starting an Ashtanga Yoga Practice This book is short and sweet but well worth a read,
Make sure you pack these 10 things for Yoga Teacher Training
So, you've decided to take the plunge and do your 200hr yoga teacher training course. Maybe you want to teach, maybe you just want to deepen your own practice. Whatever your reasons for doing the course, you might be wondering what you should bring with you. Eagled eyed readers will have noticed that I spent


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Mais oui, Amanda Seyfried, we'll learn French with you
She sings, she dances, and she beats up bad guys. Is there anything Amanda Seyfried can't do? The star of the new action thriller Gone sat down with SheKnows to fill us in on a few more things this Hollywood powerhouse would love to master.
The 26-year-old actress is becoming somewhat of a go-to in Hollywood these days -- the versatile actress who can carry a comedy, musical or a thriller. You pick. Amanda Seyfried is your girl.
Amanda Seyfried prefers her dog over one-night stands >>
Famous for her adorable performance in Mamma Mia!, Seyfried has graduated to the role of a fearless woman who will stop at nothing until her sister is safe in the new fast-paced thriller Gone.
"She's not an action star, and she's not a superhero; she's just a girl who has to live by her instincts," Seyfried said of her character while sitting barefoot and cross-legged in a director's chair at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills. SheKnows caught up with the artful, inspiring actress while she was promoting the movie, which co-stars Daniel Sunjata and Jennifer Carpenter.
"I hope that if ever the stakes were that high for me, I would be able to do the same thing, but I don't know," she says. "It's adrenaline and willpower."
This kind of determination -- trying to track a serial killer who recently kidnapped you -- is tough when no one believes you-know-who committed the crime. A game of wits ensues, and it's up to Seyfried's character to persevere.
"If you really want something, you can get it," she says -- a motto she takes personally and applies to her own life. "It's good to be ambitious. It's good to remember that you can do anything you put your mind to."
Is there anything the blonde-haired, green-eyed girl from Pennsylvania would like to do? "I really want to be fluent in French," she says. "I just have to have time to focus and do it every day."
Mais oui, Amanda! All you have to do is put your mind to it.
Gone opens in theaters Feb. 3.


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Cuisine Guide to Park City
The Bridge Café & Grill
The Bridge Cafe & Grill serves American food with a Brazilian Flair. Located directly at the bottom of the Town Lift on Main Street, it is one of Park City's best patios for mountain views. The Bridge was voted one of the best breakfast restaurants in Taste of Park City: The Top 10 Best Breakfast Restaurants in Park City. The Bridge Café serves Breakfast all day!
825 Main Street | Park City
435-658-5451 | thebridgecafeandgrill.com
Flanagan's On Main
Where locals and tourists celebrate great food, good times and live music in a historic Old Town landmark setting! Flanagan's welcomes you to experience an authentic village pub: stepping through our door is stepping into a jovial, relaxing Irish neighborhood ex- perience. Our award-winning menu reflects authentic Irish dishes alongside American pub favorites. Families are welcome, sports viewing, catering, special event and private room dining available.
438 Main Street | Park City |
435-649-8600 | flanagansonmain.com
Baja Cantina
Located at the base of the Park City ski resort, Baja Cantina has been serving guests since 1983. Awarded "Best in State" & voted Park City's "Best Margarita" we offer delicious burritos, enchiladas, chimichangas, fajitas, fish tacos & other specialties. Kids menu available. Open daily for lunch, dinner & après ski. "Let our family entertain yours". www.bajaparkcity.com. 435-649-2252.
1284 Lowell Avenue (Park City Resort) Park City | 435-649-BAJA (2252)
Blue Iguana
Now in our 20th year, 2017 and 2016 Best of State award winner – Utah's Best Authentic Mexican Restaurant. Featuring authentic flavors from Old Mexico, Chef Manuel Castillo takes great pride in the refinement of generations of Aztec family recipes. Indulge yourself in our smoky, tender Chile Verde, mouth-watering Enchiladas Suizas, or one of our dozen signature "Holy Moles." Enjoy an award-winning "Iguanarita," an ice-cold beer, or a glass of Blue Iguana proprietary wine with your meal. Two great locations: inside Park City's Treasure Mountain Inn and 165 S West Temple in Salt Lake City. Reservations available online.
255 Main Street (Treasure Mountain Inn) Park City | 435-649-3097 blueiguanarestaurant.net
Loco Lizard Cantina
A long-time favorite of Park City locals since 1999, Loco Lizard serves recipes from Old World Mexico. We feature a creative variety of traditional cuisine including appetizers, entrees and desserts. Please come and savor our chips, two kinds of salsas and house- made tortillas all made fresh daily. Our house specialties include Carnitas, Wild Salmon Tacos, Carne Asada, Pozole, Tamales, three different Moles and a variety of fresh seafood. Open for lunch and dinner daily 11:30am 'til close. Serving Brunch Sunday 11am – 3pm. Kids menu available. Five minutes from Main Street, Park City.
1612 Ute Blvd | Kimball Junction Plaza Park City | 435-645-7000 locolizardcantina.com
Sergio's Authentic Mexican
Newly opened Sergio's serves up authentic Mexican Food at great prices. Try Sergio's famous carnitas tacos served with homemade corn tortillas, or some of his famous house plates like the chile relleno and the camarones a la diabla, (shrimp sautéed in spicy chipotle sauce). From classic barbacoa to spicy mole sauces, Sergio's is the perfect stop for authentic Mexican food for lunch or dinner.
1776 Park Avenue | Park City 435-655-3400


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What's Up: Dec. 6-12
Colton FFA Alumni and Friends are selling Douglas fir trees in their lot on the corner of South Highway 211 and Wall Street at the Colton Lutheran Church. The lot will be open Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Trees are sold by donation and proceeds support FFA.
Colton Aid Network is accepting donations of non-perishable foods, unwrapped toys and monetary donations at COLTONTEL, 20982 South Highway 211 or Colton Fire Station, 20987 South Highway 211. Forms for those who need help this season are available at the phone company and fire department, they need to be returned by Dec. 15.
The COLTONTEL annual Christmas tree lighting in the green-space beside the business office, 20983 South Highway 211 is Thursday, Dec. 7 starting at 7 p.m. The event offers entertainment, refreshments, and a special visitor. Members should bring the postcards they received in the mail in order to be eligible for the night's prizes. Gift of Giving cards from Colton Aid Network will be available.
Tickets are now on sale for the 23rd annual Molalla Singing Christmas Tree at Molalla High School, presented by the MHS Choral Department. This year's theme is "Christmas Under the Sea." The performances will take place Dec. 7-9.Tickets are available for purchase online at ticketriver.com for $9 each. Once you reach the website, search under "Molalla Singing Christmas Tree". If you have further questions about this year's show, or need to know how to purchase tickets with cash or check, please call 503-829-7464 (SING).
CCC CHIldren's HOliday show
Clackamas Repertory Theatre presents "Wing It Holiday Magic" Dec. 9 at 10:30 a.m. at the Osterman Theatre in Oregon City. "Wing It" is an interactive series for children ages 2-10, written and directed by Travis Nodurft. The newest installment in the series, "Wing It Holiday Magic" invites audience members to join the forest friends as they solve another one of life's mysteries and have some fun along the way.
Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door. For more information, call 503-594-6047 or visit ClackamasRep.org. All performances are at 10:30 a.m. on the campus of Clackamas Community College in the Niemeyer Center, 19600 Molalla Ave., Oregon City.
A free turkey and ham dinner, with dessert, will be held in the multipurpose room of Colton High School, 30205 South Wall Street, Saturday, Dec. 9 from 5-8 p.m. The party, hosted by Colton True Life Church, will include a Christmas concert and carol sing and ten activity stations, including visits with Santa. Everyone is welcome to attend, free of charge, but donations of canned food, socks, mittens, gloves, hats, new toys or cash will be accepted to benefit Colton Aid Network and Colton Helping Hands. The Giving Tree will have "angels" on it; take one and purchase a gift for someone in need.
Grace Church in Molalla will welcome the musical talents of Marcia Whitehead on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 6 p.m. "Wrappings" investigates the fears, the faith and the hardships Mary and Joseph might have faced as they anticipated the birth of their miracle child, the Messiah.


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Throughout the years, people have gone on dates without things really changing very much. Some people do really well in these types of situations where they are essentially forced to go out and meet someone for the first time, being required to answer questions about their personal life and what they want out of the future, all in hopes of having things go well when it is all said and done. The truth is, a lot of people do not enjoy dating like this so as a result, many of them have turned to online dating. However, the particular website that you choose is vitally important. In fact, it can make all the difference between you having a favorable experience and one that you would never wish on your worst enemy.
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This terrible team had three hall of famers. Manager Lou Boudreau two years removed from player/manager, the incomparable Ted Williams & George Kell. Despite missing 37 games, Teddy Ballgame led the league in walks with 135. George Kell was traded away in late May for Grady Hatton & $100,000.
In terms of baseball cards, Sy Berger, the Father of the Modern-Day baseball card [1], states in this interview that the 1954 design was a favorite of his.
1954 Topps only had 250 cards and Ted Williams book ended the set. Never before or since has a player had the first & last card of a set. But that's Ted Williams for you. These two copies are in beautiful condition.
George Kell was one of many stars not to have a card in the 1954 set.
Apparently this is a self-annoited titled. 1. Lidz, Franz, (May 25, 1981) Sports Illustrated.


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In School District No. 73 the role of the school psychologist is to provide a variety of psycho-educational services to all elementary and secondary schools throughout the district. School psychologists have background and training in psychology and education, educational interventions, child development, learning, behaviour, motivation, curriculum and instruction, assessment, consultation, and collaboration. School psychologists help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally. They collaborate with educators, parents, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments that strengthen connections between home, school, and the community for all students.
All school psychologists in the District are certified members of the British Columbia Association of School Psychologists (BCASP), which is the regulating body that helps to guide their practice.
Recommendations for formal evaluation and consultation come from a School-Based Team meeting. Referral happens only after the school team has exhausted its resources in terms of assessment and intensive intervention.
Once the School Psychologists have accepted the referral, informed consent information is provided to the parents.
Parents and school staff are usually asked to complete questionnaires to provide additional information to School Psychologists.
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I'll bet you thought that I forgot about my New Years resolution, huh? (The one involving trying "things…" trends, foods, styles, activities, and what have you). That'd be a no.
I've actually managed to keep myself on the "trying" train all year. The messy hair–check! The nude nails–check! Turmeric–check (kindof)! etc., etc. Branching out is a vital part growth, regardless of how superficial that growth may be. And instead of watching the world do and wear and try the very things that excite you, perhaps you should get out there and do them yourself. That's the very point of "Try it Tuesday."
Here's what's on the list this month:
Pretending I left my heart in Indonesia.
I know, I know. The Bali obsession isn't news to anyone. I'm in love with that fabulous archipelago, and I haven't even been there…yet. It's the patterns, the colors (mostly neutral, but brilliant), the fresh tropical take on every single piece of art they pump out. There is a reason that Indonesia has become, to some, the new art market capital of the world.
One of the many products of this art hub is the stunning, and equally ancient, practice of batik dying. {Batik: n. a method of hand-printing textiles, coating the parts that are not to be dyed with wax, prior to applying dye}. It's become insanely popular in the western world, and for good reason. The unique and rough/handmade appearance makes the pattern feel authentic and planned, but not too planned; the essence of my decorating alter ego. Put together, but still casual.
Now pair that with the rich depth of indigo dye, and we're cooking with gas. Since our home is dominantly white, with accents of wood and various metals, the indigo would act as the perfect supplementation of color. I plan to try this…and not just on Tuesdays.
*Pssst! For inspiration, check out Rebecca Atwood's instagram account.
I have two definitions for you…
- Fermentation: v. the conversion of carbohydrates to alcohols and carbon dioxide or organic acids using yeasts, bacteria, or a combination thereof, under anaerobic conditions.
- Probiotic: n. a food or dietary supplement containing live bacteria that replace or add to the beneficial bacteria normally present in the gastrointestinal tract.
Fermented foods (or as I like to refer to them, fermented goods) are foods that have been fermented. In certain foods, this process can create readily available probiotics.
Now. Before you grumble about this subject being a complete cliché, allow me to provide you with a disclaimer: No, I do not think that I'm the first person to push the probiotics spiel. And yes, I do realize that the concept of probiotics "balancing everything out" and "getting your digestive system working normally" has become common knowledge.
That said, I've specifically chosen fermented foods in this week's "Try it Tuesday," for the unique claims that have been brought to my attention recently. Chief among those claims is the idea that fermented foods is a big-time factor in skin health*. Clearer, healthier skin, during these warm summer months? Sign my little, acne-prone face up.
My ears had been perked since the first few bits of info started coming out on social media and random news websites, discussing the "fermented foods craze." Then, in May of this year, manrepeller.com did an interview with skin guru and self-named, "goddess of skin," Dayle Breault. There, she discussed the absolute importance of consuming probiotics in the morning, in order for your skin to balance itself (If there's one thing we've learned from years of searching for answers and cure-all, blemish fixes, it's that crazy, stressed out, unbalanced skin means BAD SKIN).
Combine "the goddess's" strong opinions about probiotics and the various other claims about fermented foods (with probiotics) being skin saviors, and you have one excited woman (me). Let's try it!
If you, like myself, are curious about which fermented foods actually yield probiotics–because they don't all become probiotic once fermented—take a look at the list:
-Yogurt (duh)
Since I'm not crazy about Kimchi or Sauerkraut, and I don't eat dairy, my mind has latched on to Kombucha. My personal favorite brand is GT's, but there are lots of great products out there.
*For those who don't know by now, skin is a huge obsession/topic of intrigue for me.
This is big.
Why, you ask? Because this is the first big trend that has come full circle in my 23-year-old life span. This means two things: 1.) I'm getting old and 2.) I can officially join my mother in saying things like, "Oh gosh, are those back in style?! I remember wearing that when I was younger." As a way to deflate youngsters from thinking they're hot stuff, creating a new trend or some nonsense. It's like, "Nah. I've been there. Done that. You just weren't cool enough to be born yet…" *smirk
Total respect to those who were around in the seventies, though, because that's when this trend was born. The denim skirt. So casual and yet dressy, smart and yet sassy (give or take a few inches on the hemline). What trying out this trend means to me, is options. I love denim cutoffs. They are a perfect pairing with literally any top and they grow more comfortable with every. single. wear.
But, when you live on the East Coast and its summer until September…you start to search for a change up, even just for a day. One day of something besides shorts, that still keeps you relatively cool as you run around. It's time for the denim skirt.
So I'm trying it. Perhaps I'll thrift one, or I'll get lazy and wind up purchasing it online. Either way… I'm trying it.
For some great purchasing options or thrifting inspiration check these:
Denim Dolly Button-Through Skirt
Denim Raw Edge, Asymmetric Skirt
Small strands, big statement.
Trying this trend is suuuuper easy. The baby hair conundrum has been a part of my life since the start. Fine hair, when pulled back results in a million tiny hairs all around the sides of the face and upper hairline. This is what's referred to as baby hairs, and its exactly what we're gonna embrace. Paste them down on the face like Katy Perry (or even more dramatically, FKA Twigs), or let them fly like her, her and her. Either way, I'm convinced we're going to love it (since 75% of us are already wearing this trend by accident).
Have a super week!


text: At 3 months old, Etta has had some decent nights this week. She has been particularly cheerful and has even started to give the beginnings of little giggles. Etta is very responsive to voices and immediately starts searching for you if she hears you talking. Elden and Edith are able to get her to smile the fastest and Edith seems to be adjusting better to having a little sister now. Etta wears primarily 3-6 and 6M clothes. She is still happiest in her bath. Etta averages about 4.5-5 ounces per bottle of milk. She still demands to be held at almost all times. We recently introduced her to her jungle gym mat and she seems to enjoy it greatly. She has been a bright spot in a dreary winter!


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The notion that 'less is more' is as old as time, and yet it often bears repeating. This is particularly true during awards season, when red-carpet dwellers pile on all manner of hair, makeup and baubles to make a statement about… being seen. The Grammy's are an excellent example of doing the most in all the wrong ways. This year's fashion winners of music's biggest awards show subscribed to the K.I.S.S principle and dialed down the pomp and circumstance, in exchange for clean lines and understated elegance.
The legendary Annie Lennox showed this generation how it's done, with a simple black gown that framed her signature platinum pixie. The floor length frock was beautifully balanced with long sleeves and an asymmetrical neckline that added just enough edge without going over the top.
Where has Jennifer Hudson been? Doesn't matter. She resurfaced for the Grammy's in a gorgeously simple strapless white dress. The color and clean construction set the stage for polished makeup and a statement lip. Hudson completed the ensemble with an unobtrusive hairstyle and simple thong sandals.
Ahhh Gwen Stefani. She of the platinum locks and signature red lip toned it down for the big show, opting instead for nude polished makeup to set off her embellished jumpsuit. Stefani pull the whole look together with basic black pumps and up-swept hair. No wonder she's our spirit animal (yes, really. We at SAID Magazine claim Miss LoveAngelMusicBaby. Deal with it).
Actress (we're not ready to call her a singer just yet) Anna Kendrick kept it simple and (sorta) classy with a time-tested tuxedo get up. She sexed up the potentially boring two-piece with bedroom hair and suggestively smoky makeup.
Jessie J made waves on the red carpet in a gorgeous embellished gown that took the edge off her rock star worthy hair and makeup. The singer/songwriter opted for the bluntest cut and vampy lips for a look that had a nearly vintage feel.
The rock band Haim is poised to make a lasting impression on the music world. They're off to a great start with clean lines, polished makeup, and 'devil may care' hair. The trio stepped out in style for this year's Grammy's. And although each member rocked distinctly different outfits, the overall effect was symmetrical and absolutely worthy of the kick-ass girl band that could.


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I know I've mentioned that we have issues with Jeffery's behavior. We've went as far as to take him to a specialist at UVA (University of Virginia) who told us "he's a normal kid, with not so normal behavior issues" ok, fine, at least someone recognized he has behavior issues. The doctor put him on Paxil and he ended up having a bad reaction...so no more meds. The dr don't want to try anything else. Fine with me, but give me SOME help!
I'm writing this in hopes it reaches someone with similar problems with their child. Here is the issues I'm having:
~ He's violent...he hits, kicks, throws things, breaks things...anything and everything! Including myself and his dad gets hit and kicked...he's even hit his sister
~He can't control his bowel movements...we've been to seen a GI specialist, but to no avail.
~He has sensory issues. He can't stand loud noises, he has to have his blanket on a certain side (he dont see it, he feels the difference)
~He has tore a hole in his bedroom wall and broken 2 windows by throwing things through them.
~He recently started laughing when he's in trouble...it's like he dont understand he's in trouble or that I'm mad.
~I've found a penny in his poop (since he's in diapers or pull ups now) so that means he's eating things that aren't food
~He has a speech delay (we're unsure how this happened, he had no history of ear infections but the dr suggested tubes just to see if that would help...shortly after getting tubes he started speech therapy)
~The slightest thing causes a tantrum! Day to day things he over reacts about, such as eating, bathing, picking up toys, getting dressed, etc. Its a constant fight with him!
The reason the dr wont diagnose him with anything is because he has good social, and he makes eye contact...plus he only acts like this at home, his teachers say he's fine in school.
I'm at a loss of what to do. It's driving me nuts that I can't control my 4 1/2yr old!!! We are having therapists coming to the house starting this week...one for the family, and one for Jeffery, they even mentioned they might send in an autism specialist since he has so many characteristics of autism.
I have to mention, the behavior specialist at UVA said Jeffery shows signs of Autism, Aspergers, OCD and ADHD, but not enough to diagnose him. He's a very smart child, he's 4 1/2 and can write his first name, knows his first and last name...can count to 15. He's a bright kid! I love him to death...but I can't handle the behavior much longer!
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, if you know someone who could help me, please let me know! I need all the help and support I can get! This is getting way too out of control!!!


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About MIC
The Michigan Insurance Coalition is a Lansing-based, state property-casualty trade association. MIC's members are insurers who annually underwrite more than $3 billion in insurance premiums in Michigan. Most of MIC's members have their national headquarters located right here in Michigan — proudly employing thousands of Michigan residents directly and contracting with thousands of individual agents to help serve their customers.
The Michigan insurance industry employs more than 60,000 people.
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It is Time: Governor Calls for No-Fault Reforms in SOSGovernor Snyder pushes for lower rates through comprehensive reforms Lansing, Mich. – The Michigan Insurance Coalition agrees with Governor Rick Snyder that now is the time to reform Michigan's no-fault insurance to make auto insurance affordable for all Michigan families. In tonight's State of the State address, Governor Snyder said, "We are the tenth most […]
Guest column: Michigan's no-fault auto insurance system still needs reformJackson Citizen Patriot By Pete Kuhnmuench A recent announcement that the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association's assessment for catastrophic auto accident injuries will rise 21 percent on July 1 validates concerns by the insurance industry that the state's no-fault auto insurance system needs reform. Michigan's is the only state in the country that mandates that every […]
21% MCCA Increase = Need for Auto Insurance ReformIncreasing medical costs continue to drive up the cost of auto insurance for every automobile in Michigan (Lansing) – Today's announcement of the increased charge of $30.00 per vehicle per year (from $145 to $175 per car) by the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) confirms what insurers and others have been telling public policymakers for […]


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