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You might have dreamt of owning a foreign brand. Before, foreign brands were owned by big players only. Now, foreign brands prefer smaller local players as long as they can grow the brand. Smaller players put more time and attention to the brand compared to bigger players with a diverse portfolio.
"They don't just want to be one of the many brands under a bigger company's portfolio—when that happens, the focus is not on their brand but on the company's more established and bigger brands," shares Hans Clifford Yao, managing director of the Adrenaline Group, which brought in Petit Bateau, a children's apparel retailer from France, and The Paper Stone, a Singaporean stationery brand.
Here are five reasons why it is sometimes better to invest in a foreign brand:
1. Brand and marketing discipline
A foreign brand has clear and established brand guidelines. You don't have to invest in: development of a new concept, branding, and marketing strategies. Foreign brands have yielded favorable results in different markets, but the foreign franchisor should be flexible. It must not only adapt to the local market, but it must also put their foot down when localization destroys its concept—it's about balance.
2. International standards and products
When you buy a foreign brand, you don't have to learn how to market and operate it from scratch. A foreign brand teaches you the best practices. They will also provide world-class franchisor support. There's no need to invest in product development. You'll also get continuous research and development support.
3. Speed
A foreign brand is already backed by numerous trusted suppliers and service providers. Hence, buying a foreign brand affords you speed in setting up the business.
Normally, a furniture retailer will take at least three months to set up. However, the contemporary French furniture brand Gautier was able to set up the store in just three days because they sent their team from France to help with its construction.
"For The Paper Stone, the process only took six months because of the referral," recalls Yao.
4. Location
When you have a startup business, it can be hard to secure a spot in prime locations, but a foreign brand can easily secure a good spot in prime locations like malls. Also, these brands have previous experience in negotiating for good locations in different countries.
5. Brand recognition
You can ride on a foreign brand's equity and strength. Most foreign brands are easily recognized, and they're profitable where ever they set up shop, but don't focus too much on foreign brands. You must also look at other available options in the market.
Ask your OFW (Overseas Filipino worker) friends about foreign brands which might work in the Filipino market.
"It's worth it to invest in a foreign brand, especially if you are really addressing a gap in the market and bringing in something new that the local market has been demanding for," notes Yao.

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Important SEO and PR Viewpoints – Do the "Old Ways" Still Work?
When using various rank checker tools over the past couple of years, many webmasters have realized that their websites have been stagnant or even penalized by Google because of old SEO, traffic generation and other promotional campaigns that no longer work as they used to.
As most website owners slowly began to realize that a drastic change was in order, many of them started to see the remarkable advantages that improved SEO and page ranking could bring with just a little more effort.
Quality vs. Quantity – Google's Impact on Forceful Link Building
With Google's newest upgrades to the by now famous Panda and Penguin algorithms, it has become increasingly more difficult to achieve good results with the creation of low quality content, keyword stuffing and other techniques that search engines have simply ignored in the past.
So what is it that has really changed? The key word here is "community". Basically, Google, and all the other major search engines, as well as many of the companies responsible for web ranking algorithms such as Alexa or SEMRush have realized that webmasters have been using increasingly more automated link building and content creation techniques that have diluted the value of online content.
Basically, the problem has reached a level where you'd enter a search term into Google, Yahoo or other search engines, and some of the first websites you ran into had just a bunch of useless content.
If you think that in order to improve your SEO campaign and gain better PR for your site, you just need a domain name so you can have an address to link to and an article spinning software that will produce hundreds of low quality versions of the same article, you should know that this practice won't work anymore.
One way of ensuring that your site meets the most important SEO trends and criteria and always lands on its feet is to keep track of the ranking algorithms that sites like Google, Alexa or SEOMoz use, and try to live up to the newest standards they focus on as they create their lists of high ranking websites.
Usually, even if you have fewer backlinks spread across a smaller number of websites, this is still possible if the sites in question have a good PageRank or Alexa traffic rating.
However, in order to get inbound links from sites such as these, both the onsite and offsite content of your site, as well as the various techniques you use to generate traffic have to be as natural and as void of any forceful attempts at manipulating rankings – a term known a Spamdexing – as possible. This will ensure that your content will be useful and engaging enough to genuinely benefit the online community.
Hiring a reliable article writing service, a web design firm familiar with SEO friendly design techniques or using various ranking enhancing tools provided by web ranking sites and search engines can be some of the best ways to achieving all this.
The Importance of Alexa and Other Page Ranking Algorithms
Once you've managed to tweak your promotional campaigns to use only quality oriented techniques and to boost your rating on various web ranking sites, the results might come more slowly than before, but the advantages you will reap will become quite clear eventually:
• A direct benefit of having a high Alexa and Google rank is that you can make a lot of money with link sales and ad campaigns. If you own a business, and you're interested in these types of endeavors, improving your Google, SEMRush or Alexa traffic, can truly help you increase your business' ROI and overall profit.
• Any site will be far more willing to link to yours if you have a high web rank, since each website owner wants to present his clients with quality off-site resources that will improve his reputation and thought leadership.
• After you obtain higher ratings not only when it comes to Google's PR algorithm, but also for Alexa, SEOMoz or SEMRush ratings, Google will be far more willing to crawl your website as well. This will get your content indexed more quickly, so not only will your updates reach the top of SERPs faster, but your audience will also be more pleased with the amount of new content you can provide them with.
• For webmasters who want to gain improved traffic rates from SERPs while targeting any specific keywords, a high Google PR will be of great help. This is true particularly because Google's algorithm focuses on online popularity and quality backlink count – two very important SEO benefits.
As you can clearly see, whether you want to boost Alexa ranking, your PR or your overall traffic rate, the benefits for obtaining these achievements can bring you a lot of benefits, but the catch is that this is only possible by focusing on the quality of your content, the backlinks you want to create or the methods you use for driving more traffic to your site instead of rushing into it with old, outdated methods that may even get you penalized.


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There is really nothing new here, but this IRS "Information" publication nicely outlines who has to pay what, who is subject to what reporting, and describes who they will penalize and who they will excuse. It is worth reading and understanding for all US persons residing abroad.
Information for U.S. Citizens or Dual Citizens Residing Outside the U.S.
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Google is on a shopping spree and its latest target is a well-know social gaming company called Slide. Sources in the know told TechCrunch that Google forked out about $182 million for San Francisco, California-based Slide. Neither company would comment on the report.
It's not the first social acquisition for Google, they recently invested $100 million into Zynga Game Network, the creator of Farmville. The Slide acquisition comes amidst swirling rumors that the search giant is prepping its Facebook killer, allegedly to be called Google Me and thought to have a strong initial focus on social gaming. Slide was founded in August of 2005 by PayPal co-founder Max Levchin. They create multimedia web widgets that can be embedded into social networking profiles and blogs and, as of late, popular Facebook games that support marketplaces for virtual goods. Slide says its users are creating 200,000 slideshows each day, resulting in a comScore-estimated 117 million views each month. The young startup was acquired by SuperPoke! in July 2007.
Read more at TechCrunch
Christian's Opinion
Google's broader ambitions don't stop at games, even though social gaming is seen as a potentially important component of its core business. The company is facing problems because people are increasingly searching for answers by tapping their personal networks of friends and colleagues on social networks. Over time, this might turn users away from searching on Google.com. In addition, people are willingly exposing information about themselves on social networks, providing valuable social intelligence to the likes of Facebook which can sell their users to advertisers at a premium.
Facebook, which recently zoomed past 500 million active users, is obviously at the epicenter of this and Google will lose out if it doesn't come up with a compelling social service. The question is, has Google arrived too late to the party?


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Below is an excerpt from the new course we are offering entitled "Audit and Analytical Uses for Excel Tables and Filters. It is a free course and has 1 Hour of CPE associated with it. Check it out at http://cpaselfstudy.com/item_185/Audit-Analytical-Uses-for-Excel-Filters-Tables.htm
Finding the Top 5 Invoices
For audit purposes, assume that you wanted to manually select the 5 largest invoices for testing. In this case, you would sort the Sales_Amt. column by clicking the Sort icon on the Data tab and selecting "Sort Largest to Smallest". The top portion of the result is displayed below. Notice that all the related data is also moved.
That was the quick and dirty way and works if the data list is relatively small. If the list was larger, you would want to use a Number Filter to identify only the Top 5 invoices. In this case, you would click the drop down box next to Sales_Amt and choose "Number Filters", then select "Top 10…" as shown below.
Using the arrow keys next to the number "10", click on the down arrow until the number "5" appears. This will filter the list to the Top 5 items. It will now look like the figure below:


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The Punctum Edition
"I will always listen to outsiders. They have a lot to give", says Sally Evans in her
interview for this month's Punctum Edition. Sally is the quiet radical of Scottish poetry, evident in her deep and abiding love of books at Kings Bookshop in Callendar (along with husband and fellow poet Ian W King), her editorship of Poetry Scotland and the years she has spent supporting and promoting the scene. In this in-depth interview with NLP, Sally lays out her beliefs, gives an insight into the workings of her poetry, and makes some fascinating commentary about the nature of poetry and poets. Sally's attitude towards the world of words is both an education and an inspiration. NLP's film critic Christopher Smail takes a weird and monstrous ride through the Norwegian wastelands in his review of 2010 film Troll Hunters. He muses on the role of the B-movie in the modern cinematic experience and the notion of fairytale, CGI-style, with his usual humorous aplomb. Finally, NLP editor Andrew F Giles explores Robert Capa's photograph Death of a Militiman (1936) through the ghostly lens as seen by Roland Barthes, Walter Benjamin and John Berger; the
article questions Susan Sontag's always controversial take on violence in the photographic image and wonders if she wasn't stuck in "her academic detachment from the subject" and in fact betrayed "something more like a subconscious abstraction that heralds the Spectator's 'infinitesimal films' unravelling".


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Hey, I am looking for a presentation from the 2010 PTC Conference, titled "Best Practices for Creating and Manging CAD-Centric Product Structure in PDMLink 9.1" given by someone from ALCON.
I have downloaded all the available presentations from the PTC|USER site for 2010 and this particular presentation isn't among the materials. A search of the web turns up a flash version on Baidu, but I can't get a copy of it.
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With all the discussions moved to PTC Community, maybe these should all be moved over as well. Ryan Kelley, what do you think?
It's a presentation about PTC Windchill correct? If so I think it's fine to leave it here. I know future presentations will most likely be shared with the PTC Live Global group and we should strive to keep content within the PTC Community Help group related to the PTC Community website features and tools.
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Struggling Oilers finish trip with win over Bruins
BOSTON (AP) — The Edmonton Oilers headed home trying to build on a big victory.
Ryan Strome broke a tie early in the third period and Cam Talbot made 23 saves in the Oilers' 4-2 victory over the Boston Bruins on Sunday night.
"I don't know why we make life so hard on ourselves," Strome said. "The challenge is consistency and hopefully we can find that here."
Edmonton has the second worst record in the Western Conference and has won consecutive games only once this season.
"We finished the trip off the way we wanted to," Oilers coach Todd McLellan said. "We have to break the spell now and put two together."
Strome scored 2:07 into the third when he took a pass from Leon Draisaitl and wristed a shot from point blank range over goalie Tuukka Rask's shoulder.
Draisaitl added an empty-netter with 51 seconds remaining. The Oilers won for the second time in six games and beat Boston for the sixth straight time after dropping the previous 13.
"You hope that guys can gain some confidence," Oilers forward Milan Lucic said.
Patrick Maroon and Adam Larsson also scored for the Oilers.
David Pastrnak and David Krejci scored for Boston. Rask stopped 32 shots in his first appearance in five games after backup Anton Khudobin had led the Bruins to four straight victories.
"He (Rask) played well but we only scored two goals," Pastrnak said. "It's hard to score goals when we don't shoot enough and we just didn't do all the things we have done during our four wins."
Krejci converted a feed from Riley Nash to tie it at 2 with 4:29 remaining in the second period.
Ducks pull 'insensitive' video featuring naked Ryan Kesler
'American Thanksgiving' a key stop in journey to NHL playoffs
NHL cracking down on trash talk 'across the board'
Maroon and Larsson scored less than five minutes apart midway through the second period to give Edmonton a 2-1 lead.
Pastrnak had a power-play goal at 14:03 of the first to snap Boston's 0-for-17 drought with the man advantage.
"We lacked energy and I couldn't kick start us," Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy said. "We got the early power-play goal but couldn't extend the lead and that's disappointing playing at home." Rask made 32 saves but has dropped four straight.
NOTES: Talbot won his second consecutive start for Edmonton after allowing 10 goals in his previous two starts. ... Torey Krug had two assists for Boston. ... Boston lost for the first time in six tries with both Krejci and Patrice Bergeron in the lineup. ... Talbot and Klefbom returned to the lineup after missing the previous game with the flu.
UP NEXT: Oilers — Host Arizona on Monday night. Bruins — Host Tampa Bay on Tuesday night.


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How does Linkedin manage to stop my posts being read on my iPhone, and others occasionally, or a lot?
P.S. Linkedin are actually censoring this post about being censored – my iPhone will not show it, a close contact in the same boat, another said the comment left is not being shown.
Periodically an error message comes up – Sorry, we couldn't find that page. Let's try again…
This can happen for a day or two – but then the post will appear OK on my iPhone for a while.
This happens to others too periodically when I ask – coming and going but normally for long periods at a time.
Plus replies to critical comments of my posts have been removed from screening. But then on one occasion returned back on the Post after the writer complained her comment had been taken down by Linkedin.
Found this quote in an article relating to Linkedin censorship in China Give the government what it wants
"LinkedIn CEO Jeff Wiener has been candid about how accepting censorship is a trade-off for the company as it tries to grow. "We are strongly in support of freedom of expression and we are opposed to censorship," he told the Wall Street Journal. "…[But censorship] is going to be necessary for us to achieve the kind of scale that we'd like to be able to deliver to our membership.""
So do I have my own Linkedin censor reading this right now? Who pays his or her fees? Linkedin? Big P? Big Gov?
We know the VAXX movie got censored – sort of, because showing now in a small New York cinema.
We know the CDC whistleblower got censored for saying he is a criminal and co-destroyed vital evidence linking MMR V drug with autism, which CDC, the world's most influential body, the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, doesn't want you to know about.
We know here in Australia that PhD student Judy Wilyman's thesis on V drugs got censored (now lifted after a bit of heave-ho) by the University of Wollongong because it debated the taboo topics of why some V drugs use mercury; why all V drugs use a myriad of other foreign substances largely untested ; and what was precisely in the Australian Immunisation Schedule of drugs currently running at 47 separate vaccines comprising 124 individual antigens creating separate immune responses in our children.
The Linkedin process of censorship? runs like this? I talk about the V word right!
V is the short hand for a certain type of drug!
V could be the shorthand for Victory too for Big Pharma, and the recipients of their corruptions routinely discovered by the USA's Department of Justice. Somebody has to be the beneficiary by the way of corruption – that is the D mob who never get charged with accepting bribes – YET. Better not talk about D's in the same breath as V's because my future posts about D's might be censored too.
Drugs are rigorously tested for safety and efficacy before they are approved, Right?
Approved drugs are rigorously followed up after approval, to see if the clinical trial studies pre-approval, match real life experience after administration to CONSUMERS? Right?
But when we create a foreign body not known to man in a chemical lab and inject it into the body of our newborns, the game rules change. Why? Because ethically it is best the Big D's say it is best for you to not know whether V drugs really do work based upon accepted independent peak medical science protocols for conducting clinical trials.
My post on the lack of peak scientific evidence for the efficacy of Rubella is a case in point found at Hot Seat for Professor Rowe, a Friend of Science in Medicine
Naturally my discussion of the V drug attracted an immediate outburst from Big Pharma's no 1 prized Australian lobbyist Professor John Dwyer, who runs a covert, and sometimes highly vitriolic operation, called the Friends of "cherry-picking" Science in Medicine. Not surprisingly Professor "Cherry-Picker" blogged immediately on the FOSIM's website his cherry-picked version of Rubella science.
Naturally Professor "Cherry Picker" had a brain fade when blogging to his faithful congregation of the most influential players in the most influential Australian institutions run largely by taxpayer dollars or Big Pharma's dollars BTW.
Chief Cherry Picking Blogger took the lead from his co-conspiratorial partner mates running the NHMRC, blogging at I need help finding the Cochrane Collaboration reviews site that the public only needs to read his cherry-picked set of articles, and conveniently omitting the peak science study review from the Cochrane Collaboration. Maybe Professor Dwyer needs a new section on his site for articles he has read and decided to censor from his blog of vital information important to the lives of our children facing Rubella risk, and parents who care for these innocent children. Or perhaps Professor Dwyer thinks it is OK for him to cherry-pick because the NHMRC did so first in the Australian Immunisation Handbook references to the MMR V. Two wrongs make a right if you are in mainstream orthodox health practice.
So our so-called Friends don't want to spoil a good story with the facts yet pretend to be Australian's guardian of science in medicine. Where is the ACCC in all this sea of misleading statements designed to confuse and manipulate the masses? Even the Chief Scientist of the Australian Government may have been misled by Professor Dwyer's behaviour and ethics, as he also happens to be a member of the Friends of Science in Medicine, despite my private warning to him recently that he should reconsider his membership.
BTW Professor Dwyer, the Cochrane reference on Rubella can be found at We did not identify any studies assessing the effectiveness of MMR in preventing rubella. Does your Association have an ethics Committee to decide whether you should include this study on your blog, or do you just decide the ethics on your own? Perhaps I should phone a "Friend" and see what advice they would give you, "To Cochrane include – or Not to Include – That is the Question". It will be fascinating which way you jump. I am backing enough Friends will caution you to include Cochrane, seeing is your fundamental weapon against natural medicine professions, isn't it Professor? How does one get to be an office bearer of the "Cherry-Pickers" – are there democratic elections by members, or not?
As an aside, when I was creating babies some 30 years ago, the Immunisation Schedule in my son's Personal Health Record Book says Rubella V is given to all girls aged 10-14 years old – hmmm. So why now 12 month old girls, and boys. If no proper science? Sorry for being so politically incorrect to challenge the king of the cherry-pickers, and the pushers of all the V's, and Malcolm's pay jabbers.
Anyway, back on track (or already de-railed by Linkedin?) – the Big D's say it is best not to do too many follow up trials or report all of the ROUTINE ADVERSE EFFECTS (please Robert de Niro, do not breath that A word) – and parents, look away now if you don't want to know anything about what might be in all those V's you are feeding your children, or alternatively if you have an open mind and don't trust used car salesman and politicians, then check out my post about De Niro's censored V film on Why a Royal Big V Royal C is a certainty.
It is also politically correct for our government and medical professions not to tell you the information I received from a very prominent nurse at a very prominent childrens' hospital.
For privacy reasons, (look away now if you want to wait for the court judgement), you are not supposed to be informed that the recent Brunswick measles outbreak (in the middle BTW of Malcolm's/Tony's pay jabbing plan) involved 19 adults and only two children. The latter no doubt were children who had been V'ed and thus actually spread disease to us adults. How do I know? Well because otherwise the MM papers and 60 Minutes reporters (if out of our jail), or Four Corners (who recently censored 99.9% of my interview on the Essendon saga BTW) would have made a cover feature/story of how unV kids are spreading the measles disease and we are all at risk.
But the Big D's and the Big Ph's know it is best you don't know the full story because we are talking about V's here – the holy grail of cash cows for Big Ph companies who get away with "murder" having V's approved without proper tests, or any proper scientific follow up. Plus sanction two month old babies getting 8 V's in one day comprising 28 antigens. Wow, that beats nature's breast milk to create a healthy immune system.
Read this paragraph quickly as I am just having a rave after more Linkedin censorship on my iPhone this morning makes me very frustrated and bewildered at the lengths this corruption descends.
(n.b – no one says we are patients any more in the big pharma world administered by orthodox mainstream consensus medical D's and occasionally their nursing puppets thrown into the front line in order for BIG ivory tower fortressed D's to avoid having to obtain informed consent when administering 8 V drugs to a two MONTH old consumer attending because the poor baby's parents are poor and will lose their social welfare in Australia for which they rely upon to feed and house the newly born but the parents vote for Labour probably so if you are the receiver of campaign funds to elect the party that introduces the bribery legislation to make all parents force V drugs into their children you should be elected next time anyway by the voters who benefit most from a population largely diseased for life and reliant upon a perpetual stream of combination D cocktails to survive childhood, schooling, adolescence, ice addiction, heroin addiction, obesity, diabetes, cholesterol statin therapy, parenting, middle age, and dementia ridden old age with the always banned USA black box warning of a death risk drug Risperdal that Australian D's feed like lolly water without telling your mum or her carer that even the CEO of Johnson & Johnson wouldn't have given his mother before she passed away. ).
Sorry was I just ranting then, but I feel better. Let me finish and get some sunshine – do I have to substantiate that sun is good for you. Worked pretty well to create life . Go and find out what the cancer perpetuators say – put a whole lot of chemicals on your skin and don't worry about the need for Vitamin D – we have got the solution for Vitamin D deficiency – it is a combination of other D… cocktails depending on which Diseases you now have for avoiding being part of nature.
Back to being cleverly censored on Linkedin. Do you know about this problem too, or is it just me and many connections I have popped this question too?
So who tells Linkedin what to do, and how do they decide which Posts to slow the number of viewers, and hence the potential for a post to be widely read?
Ah well, it is a Saturday – I better get a life – get that sun, get my bike out and enjoy a beautiful trail ride along one of nature's creations, a meandering river. A bit like this journey of unravelling why so many people are so much sicker at so earlier a stage in life, and so dependent upon ever increasing drug cocktails never to be tested in combination, and incapable of being reported for adverse events.
Just like the Big D's have no science as to how lots of drugs work in combination, they have none as to which drug is causing which symptom. Neat trick because that means the Big D's and the Big Ph's cannot be sued. Right?
Well sort of right. It depends upon the law. Right? So that depends upon the regulator. Right? And that depends on taking action? Right? But against whom? Right?And what evidence will be relied upon? Right? Cochrane? Cherry-pickers? 3000 years of traditional clinical experience?And what will the verdict be?
Well, that will depend upon the Judge. Right? And who appoints the Judges?Right? The Pollies. Right? And we elect the politicians. Right? So we decide? Right.
So what's the answer? That sounds like we should all be OK in the end then. Right?
Keep watching this space.
Let's hope the answer is not a lemon. Maybe it will be an Apple. Hmmm.
And an apple a day can keep the D away.
Better stop talking about Nature – I will never substantiate how an apple a day can keep the doctor away. But substantiation is the test now with the Victorian Health Complaints legislation. Lucky doctors under AHPRA don't have that legal conundrum.
But then no one can substantiate whether the chicken produced the first egg, or whether the first egg produced the first chicken.
Or have they actually proved the Egg theories somewhere, but the supporting science has been covered up?
Or are you thinking? – This is all just too hard – I am so busy – I might as well give my next child 47 vaccines comprising 128 antigens and trust Malcolm pay jabber knows what he is doing with our future generation. He did of course play a role steering US Goliath investment bank Goldman Sachs in his hey day, so those intimate connections with the players behind the New World Order; the TPP; and (more censored stuff which has not yet been leaked, so we don't know yet it has been censored?????), should give us great comfort we can sleep tight at night. Right?
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2h3D Ltd, has a film and TV credit list stretching back 15 years. Their work includes Hollywood blockbusters and award-winning projects such as Doctor Who, Golden Compass, Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes, to name a few. During "World War Z" pre-production, 2h3D was approached by the film's VFX department to discuss how they might assist in the digital capture of assets for the upcoming production, including sets and locations, bodies, costumes, vehicles and props. The company then worked alongside the VFX department at various locations in Malta, Hungary, Scotland and England as well as at Shepperton and Elstree Studios to deliver around 100 digital assets to be used in the flick.
"World War Z" is a horror film that recently premiered in movie theaters world-wide to rave reviews. The film, directed by Marc Forster, was based on the 2006 Max Brooks novel of the same name. The film stars Brad Pitt as Gerry Lane, a former UN investigator who must find a way to stop a zombie-like pandemic, traveling around the globe to fight this threat to humanity.
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I keep trying to write up recaps for races I ran, but then I start to panic when I realize how long I've gone since last writing a post. I finally admitted that I'm never going to get full recaps posted, so here, for your entertainment and my own peace of mind, is a quick and dirty recap of the races that I ran this summer but never posted about:
Ragnar Relay Chicago
Ragnar was an experience. It was my first time running a Ragnar Relay, but I had heard about this relay series before from friends and from running bloggers, and it always looked like a lot of fun, so it wasn't too difficult of a decision when I was approached by a friend who was putting together a team.
12 people. 2 vans. 200ish miles. Good times!
Each runner runs 3 legs of the race, and mileage can vary greatly for each leg, so some runners will end up running more than others.
You really get to know people well when you are running with them and spending the entire weekend together in a van. Although we had a lot of fun, enjoyed the scenery (running somewhere new was amazing - and my night run was pretty much the best thing ever), and were happy that we ran the relay, we did experience all sorts of problems.
The weather was unusually hot and humid, which caused problems for everyone, slowing people down and creating some dangerous conditions for the longer legs. I got sick shortly after finishing my first leg of the race. We experienced a lightning delay when a surprise series of storms rolled in and there was very little communication from the race about how to handle things. And, the big one for our team, one of our vans broke down, stranding 6 of our runners and causing them to miss their 2nd round of runs.
Even with all the problems, we still finished!
Would I run Ragnar again? I think so. Now that I know what to expect, I would be better prepared for the craziness. I would pack lighter, plan food better, and would train for the race rather than relying on my training for other races that happened right before or after the relay.
Proud to Run 10k
Proud to Run was my first 10k, and it has become a bit of a tradition for me, so I knew that I would be running the race again this year. I love that it is entirely volunteer organized and run. There was lots to see and do both before and after the race, with various sponsor/vendor tents set up, a group warm up before the race, and post race entertainment.
As was to be expected for a summer race in Chicago, it was hot and humid. I ran, hoping for the best, but I was still having problems with my legs and feet, so I ended up having to do run/walk intervals throughout the race. My finish time? 1:12:38, giving me an average pace of 11:42, which is much much much slower than my usual 10k pace.
I was slow, but I finished. And sometimes you need to celebrate even the small accomplishments.
Esprit de She 5k
Finally, we have the Esprit de She 5k. Another tradition. Another hot and humid race. So hot this year, that the 10k that was supposed to accompany the 5k was canceled shortly before the race began, so all runners ended up doing the 5k. So hot that for the first time since I started running, I seriously considered not running a race for which I was registered. A friend and I convinced each other to still go to the race, planning to walk it if needed.
The heat index was well over a hundred degrees when I arrived at the race site. There were multiple announcements about the heat encouraging runners to slow down, walk if needed, and take advantage of the water stations.
I don't think I have ever moved so slowly in a race before. I ended up having to walk a lot more than I ever have before because I kept feeling sick. I have some amazing friends, though, and they walked with me and kept me moving. I finished with an average pace of 13:55.
I'm glad I finished, even if it was with my worst ever 5k finish time. I've been feeling really down about running before the race, and even the simple act of making it across the finish line felt like a huge achievement.
They had ice cold wash cloths, bottles of water, and, best of all, popsicles at the finish line. Sadly, due to unfortunate timing, my friends and I didn't get to enjoy the post race party. My slow finish meant that I made it to the party just in time for it to be canceled due to a quickly approaching thunder storm. I felt a little bad for my friends, because I really played up how great everything at the finish line was - bubbly bar, snacks, swag, and after party - and because of me we finish too late to take part in the post race festivities. We got our bags from gear check and then parted ways as we tried to beat the storm. There were already strong winds, and we could see lightning and hear thunder. I made it to the bus just a second before the downpour started.
As usual, the Esprit de She was a really well run race. All of the problems (canceled distance, canceled post race festivities, etc) were due to problems beyond the race's controls. They did a great job in communicating everything clearly to participants and making sure that everyone was safe. I'm not sure if I will run the race again, but that is more because I've learned that I don't do well in the heat, and this is a summer race.
Boom! Quick and dirty race recaps! I won't slack off in the future when it comes to recaps, but I do feel better having gotten these out of the way, even if they aren't very detailed.
I did a lot fewer races than usual this summer because I've been concentrating on marathon training. I've learned that heat and humidity are not my friend, so summer and I don't tend to get along well.


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After 13 years as the head coach of Oak Ridge High School's cross country teams — and six state titles — Allen Etheridge is calling it quits.
After 13 years as the head coach of Oak Ridge High School's cross country teams — and six state titles — Allen Etheridge is calling it quits.
Etheridge recently confirmed with The Oak Ridger his decision to retire after an illustrious career.
"It's time," Etheridge said. "It was full speed for 13 years and I loved it. There was nothing I talked about more than Oak Ridge cross country for the last 13 years.
"But I was certain during the season it was my last year to be the head cross country coach. I gave all that was possible for me to give and I didn't feel like I could give that amount any longer," he said. "I will do something to death — 24/7, 365. I couldn't summon that out of myself anymore, and if you can't go full speed, why do it?"
Etheridge leaves behind a legacy of not only incredible success with six state championships (Since 1977, cross country is the winningest sport at ORHS), but also cherished memories.
"I think you can feel like it's time and it still be tough to step down," he said. "I'm not the world's biggest nostalgist ... I don't look back a lot. But this has made me look back and remember all the people.
"I have many great memories," Etheridge said. "It's those relationships that were the most fun of the whole thing, and that's part of why it's difficult. I was surrounded by great assistant coaches, great kids and an unbelievably active, amazing booster club.
"Those relationships ... That's the hardest thing to give up."
He said that traveling with the cross country teams was fun, too. They went to New York, Los Angeles, Boston and Oregon, among other places.
"I always wanted to travel and that was one of the great things about coaching here," he said. "In 2007, we went to the national championships in Oregon, and Nike flew us out there and paid for that ... We worked for three years to be able to do that.
"It was a great memory. Our boys and girls both won a state championship that year and it's the only time a single coaching staff has done that in Class AAA."
As far as the wins at the region and state level, Etheridge said he will remember each and every one of those, but he feels like he's done his part. He is confident that his successor will have plenty to build on and feels he is leaving the program in a good place.
"The next person will inherit a financially stable program with great kids coming back, and I think we will see a continuation of great success that we've had for 40 years," Etheridge said.
With that said, he didn't rule out being involved in the program in some limited capacity in the future.
"I have a good wealth of knowledge that could prove helpful," he said.
Etheridge also will remain as the head track coach in the spring and says he's "full speed" for track in 2017, but added that he's "not sure about anything after this school year."
"It's hard to say at this point," Etheridge added. "If I can do it, I may stick around for track ... But I'm not getting any younger."
As far as the future is concerned, Etheridge does know for certain that it won't involve kicking back on the golf course. He said he's too short-tempered for that.
"I'm only 51," he said. "I really enjoy traveling, and I would like to go places with my kids."
Speaking of the kids, Adrian, his daughter, and Jake, his son, both were All-State cross country runners at Oak Ridge High School. In fact, Allen's wife, Suzanne, also was an All-Stater at Oak Ridge — though at the time, her last name was Montgomery.
"Oak Ridge cross country is a special activity, and it means something to the people who participated in it," Etheridge said. "I still hear from kids who ran for me."
To sum it up, he said that cross country has pretty much been a key theme of his entire life.
"I married somebody I met on the Oak Ridge cross country team in the 80s," Etheridge said. "My kids ran ... and we were all on teams with people who were our best friends.
"We still talk about it — all the time."
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IT'S A tale of two country towns. Both are set in rolling green hills, both have populations of a few thousand and each has a unique position on the state's immunisation table.
Bargo, in the southern highlands, has the highest immunisation rate at 100 per cent, according to the National Health Performance Review.
Mullumbimby, on the far north coast, has a level of just 46 per cent, giving it the lowest rate in the state.
With every child in the 4000-strong community of Bargo immunised against potential killers such as measles, chickenpox and whooping cough, the worst affliction a child is likely to suffer is the common cold.
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Bargo's GP, Dr Tim Rankin, said the town's immunisation compliance was so high because his staff tracked down those parents who had forgotten or postponed scheduled shots for their kids.
"The credit goes to my staff, we chase them down and keep harassing them until they come in," Dr Rankin said.
During the whooping cough outbreak of 2008 to 2011, not a single child caught the disease.
"We've had some adults with whooping cough, but no child and no measles since 1985," he said.
Carolyn McCorkell, who runs the Bargo Child Care Centre, said: "We don't get outbreaks of childhood disease - no whooping cough, not chickenpox - the kids get an occasional cold, but nothing major."
Katrina Lindley, who is raising her children Jayden, 4, and Tenille, 7, in Bargo, said she is proud the town is so vigilant in battling childhood diseases.
"It's a great thing we have such a high immunisation rate because it makes the younger kids safer, those who are too young to be immunised," Mrs Lindley, 39, said.
"It's just responsible parenting, you have to protect your children, and the effects of immunisation far outweigh the risk."
But in Mullumbimby, with a population of 3000, the unvaccinated children actually outnumber those who have been immunised and the issue divides the community.
The same whooping cough outbreak that Bargo escaped claimed the lives of four-week-old Dana McCaffery, who died in 2009, and nine-week-old Kailis Smith, who died in 2011. Both babies lived near Mullumbimby.
The town recorded an infection rate four times the state average at the beginning of the epidemic in 2008-09.
Local parents said there was a lot of fear and pressure around the issue of immunisation, and the town's homeopath said his professional association had forbidden him to speak on the issue because it was too "controversial".
Dani Ilic's daughter Remy was born in the middle of the 2009 whooping cough epidemic and the death of Dana McCaffery changed her mind on immunisation.
"We just didn't think it was worth going through that epidemic if it could be bypassed by immunisation," she said, adding she is in the minority among her friends.
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Sheia Kironn is a mother of two and she not only refuses vaccinations for her children, but she has never used antibiotics on them either.
"I never use pharmaceuticals, we use Chinese herbal medicine," Ms Kironn said, adding she was not surprised her town had fewer vaccinated children than unvaccinated.
"I don't know anyone who vaccinates their kids and most people who don't vaccinate are well educated," she said.
Mother-of-three Sam Leader vaccinates her children and said the issue divided the town.
"There is a lot of scaremongering but I believe in science and the evidence," Ms Leader, a writer, said.
Jade Coy only partially vaccinated her children Aziah, 3, and Sascha, seven months, and refused to give them the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine out of fear.
"I went online and read blogs and my brother-in-law swears the vaccination gave his daughter autism," Ms Coy said.
The now-debunked link between autism and vaccination is much publicised by the local anti-vaccination group, the AVN, but the research done 15 years ago by Andrew Wakefield was deemed scientific fraud and withdrawn.


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Member of teaching faculty at the Suzuki Royal Oak Institute of Music since 11/15.
I became Suzuki guitar teacher so I could help spread the love I have for classical guitar, especially to children and their families. There is so much to be gained by the study of a musical instrument especially in the loving, nuturing way provided by Suzuki method. If you are at all interested, please contact me and we can discuss the Suzuki method and how it applies to the guitar, you and your child. Thank You!


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a river in Albania that forms the Semani River. It is 181 km long and drains an area of 3,240 sq km. Its sources are in the Gramos Mountains. The Devoll crosses the Korça intermontane basin, forming the residual Lake Maliq. There are freshets in the fall and winter and low water in the summer. The annual flow rate at the mouth is 80 cu M per sec. The Devoll's waters are used for irrigation. There is a hydroelectric plant on the river.


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Cellist Sam Magill, pianist Scott Dunn and violinist Elmira Darvarova recorded chamber music by Franco Alfano for Naxos over two days in June at the M&I Studios in New York. The works included premiere recordings of the composer's Sonata for Cello and Piano and the Concerto for Violin, Cello and Piano. Longstanding New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra member Magill made his Naxos debut last year with Vernon Duke's Cello Concerto in the label's American Classics series [Naxos 8.559286]. Dunn recorded and orchestrated Duke's Piano Concerto included on the same disc.
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2020 Skate With the Huskies Set for Monday, January 20December 02, 2019Free and Open to the Public | 11 am - 12 pm
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Southern Maine Athletics Honors 223 William B. Wise Scholar-AthletesNovember 05, 2019As a Department, USM Athletics' student-athletes have a combined GPA of 3.1.
Bean's Bearings: Huskies' 2019-2020 is UnderwayOctober 15, 2019From the Desk of Al Bean, USM Athletic Director.
Huskies' Athletics Takes Part in University of Southern Maine Homecoming & Family WeekendOctober 14, 2019Field Hockey & Men's Soccer to Honor LEC Hall of Fame Inductees Prior to Games
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USM SAAC Hosting "Knockout the Stigma" Tournament : Mental Health Awareness – Support, Not StigmaSeptember 24, 2019Free | October 10 | 6:30-8:00 PM | Hill Gymansium
Southern Maine to Induct Eight Into 2019 Husky Hall of Fame | September 28, 2019September 20, 2019Lionel Rodrigue '60 Costello Special Achievement Award Honoree | Robert Caswell '74 Named Weiden Award Recipient
Southern Maine's Samantha Allen Earns USM Faculty Award For Community ServiceJuly 12, 2019Allen Has Been Previously Honored by the WBCA & Maine Campus Compact For Her Leadership & Service.
Southern Maine Women's Basketball Captain Kimberly Howrigan Nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year HonorJune 26, 2019Howrigan is one of a record of 585 nominees from across the NCAA's three divisions.
Moody Named to Google Cloud Academic All-America® Division III Track and Field/Cross Country TeamJune 25, 2019Multi-Event Athlete is the Eighth USM Athlete Honored by CoSIDA
A Great Year to Be A Husky: 2018-2019 USM Athletics Year in ReviewJune 24, 2019Conference Championships, All-Americans, Academic Honors and More Were the Theme of 2018-2019
Lambert Named ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division III All-AmericanMay 30, 2019Junior RHP Named to the Second Team
Kalilwa Finishes Third in Triple Jump at NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field ChampionshipsMay 25, 2019Junior Breaks School Record Three Times in Competition
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2019 Little East Conference Baseball Championship Hype VideoMay 06, 2019No. 3 Southern Maine baseball earned the 2019 Little East Conference regular season title and the right to host the LEC tournament to kick off its post-season run. Action begins Wednesday, May 8 at 12 pm. Video by student-assistant Nate Paul, USM Media Studies Student.
Cross, Dexter, Evangelista, Helderman, Howrigan and Moody Earn Major University of Southern Maine Athletic Department AwardsApril 30, 2019Sixty-Eight Huskies Recognized at 20th Annual Senior Honors Night Banquet
Kimberly Howrigan: 2019 Featured GraduateApril 29, 2019Kimberly Howrigan of Fairfield, Vermont spent USM years creating an impressive resume as a scholar and an athlete. She will graduate with a bachelor's degree in business administration. She earned magna cum laude honors for her academics. She served as the captain of the women's basketball team and president of the USM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, which earned national honors for efforts in the community, including working with athletes from the Maine Special Olympics. Read more about Kimberly at https://usm.maine.edu/publicaffairs/kimberly-howrigan-2019-featured-graduate
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