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The tenth year of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass kicked off with traffic. Construction on Fell! Blocked lanes across the city! Friday festival-goers had an experience that was replicated for many over the weekend: spending way too long parking, and then rushing through the trees to the allure of distant music.
At the Star Stage, Friday morning saw fog and hundreds of San Francisco students, gossiping and spacing out as local favorites P.M.W. forged a bridge between bluegrass and hip-hop. This year they covered Young MC's "Bust A Move" -- freshly hip thanks to the television show Glee -- and grabbed Roosevelt students for an impromptu onstage dance-off. They followed it with a guy playing a suitcase: typical P.M.W. They closed the show with a song they'd written about the festival: "Music rings through the eucalyptus trees/Hardly strictly what you'd expect to find/Thank you Warren/For a real good time."
Of course, the main attraction of the morning was MC Hammer, who was playing his third year at Hardly Strictly. But the kids weren't going to get there that easily: first, deputy superintendent Richard Carranza took the stage with, of all people, Warren Hellman. God love him, but Hellman's voice isn't his strong suit, and he upped the ante even further by singing a song in Spanish before yielding to Carranza, who played a perfectly passable version of "La Bamba," which elicited spontaneous dancing from the kids as he segued into "Twist and Shout." Did it help with his image among the kids? Hard to say.
Hammer took the stage late, and the crowd's pulse had suddenly leaped: adults began crowding outside the fences and not one but two KGO vans parked near the stage. Even if he hasn't had a hit in nearly two decades, the man can still bring it: he opened with "Your Body," which sounded so polished it could have been dubbed. Two male dancers backflipped onto the stage in tuxedos, eliciting a roar from the crowd, and "Pumps and a Bump" thudded with subsonic bass. You might ask, "Pumps and a Bump" -- for middle schoolers? But he followed it with "Pray" -- from asses to amens, and that's MC Hammer, a complicated guy. One shaggy-headed twelve year old said to another: "Oh my god, MC Hammer is awesome."
After some wonderful dancing from his troupe, Hammer broke into "Too Legit to Quit," and then brought students onstage for "Can't Touch This." They were, predictably, freaking out. A kid in a purple sweatshirt and a girl in a pink sweater broke it down, while the dancers backflipped off the stage. It was all over too fast, but as always, the man's a professional and he had just made himself a whole new generation of fans.
That afternoon at the Banjo Stage, a more adult crowd prepared to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hardly Strictly. Speedway Meadow was a patchwork quilt of people, blankets, flying Frisbees, balloons, dogs, hula hoops and bouncing babies. It was the opening day of this treasure of a festival that featured some 80 bands in three days.
Financier Warren Hellman started his free bash ten years ago, and he admitted Friday after being introduced by Mark Leno that "We weren't sure anybody was going to show up." He received a standing ovation from the early bird crowd, and tossed in a political jibe to boot, saying: "With all the disruption in this country" let's call this the "Speedway Meadow Party."
Then Hellman introduced the Ebony Hillbillies, whom he'd met at a festival in Colorado. This is one of the great aspects of HSB -- if Warren likes a band, he puts them on the Banjo Stage and gives them the biggest audience they've ever had. "They'll knock your socks off," he says of the all-black stringband, but it took a while for the group to hit their stride. Once they did, about three songs in, the crowd was with them. This was old-time stuff: wooden spoons, banjo, fiddle, bass and washboard -- and Newman Taylor Baker plays the washboard with shotgun shells. Of course, string band music was always black as well as white music, and another act playing the festival the following day, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, also harks back to that tradition.
During the group's set, the security guards danced -- a first. The fiddle player bowed in the sympathetic string style particular to black string bands, a technique which creates a kind of constant drone under the melody, and singer Gloria Thomas Gassaway won the crowd over with her bawdy jokes. She sang "When I make my meat shake on these bones/some skinny woman's gonna lose her home," and the crowd lapped it up.
She then performed "Broke-Leg Chicken" and convinced an entire crowd of people to do the chicken dance. It got even better when she brought Warren out onstage and urged him to "work the junk in his trunk" -- and Warren, to everyone's surprise, did it. He shook his booty at the crowd -- clearly another festival first. A man leans over: "Know who that is? That's the guy who pays for everything. What a great guy."
Across the meadow on the Rooster Stage, which sits down in a holler, dobro great Jerry Douglas cut into some experimental tribal rock with an exotic middle eastern flavor. The trance-like drumming of Omar Hakim and soothing bass of Viktor Krauss seemed to take the early afternoon crowd to another astral plane. Douglas even showed his versatility warming up on some deep blues riffs.
"This is the kick off of probably the best music festival in the whole world," said Douglas, a veteran Hardly Strictly performer. "Warren Hellman is some kind of great guy to give this kind of birthday party for his wife." Then he launched into "Sunday Afternoon Man," turning it into a grooving and rowdy Irish tune.
Douglas is a bluegrass master, but he's hell-bent on breaking boundaries, so he's at the right festival. At one point he stretched out his smooth licks into something very spacey as a hippie couple with flowing hair and beads danced in the dirt on the ridge overlooking the stage.
Omar Hakim hooted and howled on an inspiring drum solo, and Douglas added a growling dobro sound that somehow brought to mind dancing dinosaurs. The group hit a peaceful groove on a free-spirited Krauss tune called "Here To Be Me."
Down the hill and across the meadow, the Waybacks were closing their Arrow Stage show with a back-porch rendition of "Shady Grove." It incorporated the fine vocals of Sarah Dugas of the Duhks, and was the kind of haunting, old-time classic with just the right mixture of modern flavor that typifies this soiree and excites the crowd.
"It's the music we love, and it's very different down here from our home," said Robin Lewis-Kane, who came down to see the festival with some teachers from Angel's Camp in the Sierra Foothills.
The Arrow Stage seemed to have its own brand of independent souls milling about. A parade of roving merchants included ladies in bright colors selling Indian samosas, and some folks offering medical-grade marijuana and brownies on trays. Not to be outdone, a group of young girls in psychedelic blouses skipped by arm-in-arm while a man dressed in an ensemble of tie-dyed of shirt, pants and shoes had lots of necks craning.
Between the Rooster and Banjo Stages, a band of greasy-haired hippies were performing a lovely acoustic bluegrass version of "I Still Miss Someone." Their harmonies were impeccable, and the female singer/mandolinist was seriously talented. Get these kids some shampoo and Portland-based bluegrass darlings Fruition might just go somewhere.
Back at the Rooster Stage, Patty Griffin followed Jerry Douglas. As Griffin started to play, a woman in the crowd said to her partner, "This is so romantic!" And so it was, with the trees, the late afternoon sun and Griffin, a tiny woman with an outsized voice, crooning away onstage. She concentrated on gospel tunes stemming from her 2010 release Downtown Church, which was produced by Buddy Miller, who joined her onstage. A few songs in, Emmylou Harris emerged from backstage to provide harmonies on "Little Fire." Harris leaned backwards as she sang, head wagging, and you could sense she was as enraptured as everyone else.
Griffin raved about working with Buddy Miller. "I wasn't that well informed about gospel music, but Buddy Miller is the walking encyclopedia of American roots music," she said. "He gave me 300 songs to listen to and it crashed my iPod." She and Miller then sang a beautiful tune that had been in that data dump: Alfred G. Carnes' "Little Stone," a sweet and simple song which seems to describe Tir Na Nog, the Irish land where you never grow old. When Griffin finished, a man in the crowd said, "That little gal's got a voice." Indeed.
A big musical highlight back on the Arrow Stage was the 7 Walkers, featuring former Grateful Dead drummer Billy Kreutzmann, George Porter, Jr., Papa Mali and Matt Hubbard. Their version of Jerry Garcia's tune "Sugaree" was extra-special. Funkmaster bass player George Porter, Jr. of the Meters sang the song in a swampy New Orleans style, dripping with soul. He also put down some ultra-funky bass riffs that got people dancing. Soon everyone was singing "Shake it, shake it ... Sugaree" in unison. Porter went so deep he started bringing out the sun on a foggy day. He doesn't much look at his bass while he's playing - it's pure feeling.
Kreutzmann relayed a message to the crowd: "This is where it all started" for him and the Grafeful Dead -- in Golden Gate Park. There are a lot of ghosts from that era at Hardly Strictly. The event seems to summon up ancestors and souls from the '60s who make it at times look like a rock concert from those days -- even though the crowd is wide-ranging in ages.
The funky blues style and electronic voodoo flavor of guitarist Papa Mali added plenty to the 7 Walkers' soulful rhythm. The band played another Dead standby, "Turn on Your Love Light," and the psychedelic San Francisco sound went just fine with New Orleans funk.
At the Rooster Stage, the crush of people who'd kept security guards busy with Patty Griffin eased up for Jenny and Johnny. The duo brought in a younger, slightly hipper crowd, in part because "Jenny" is Jenny Lewis, lead singer of Rilo Kiley, solo artist, former television actress and all-around character. Her boyfriend, Jonathan Rice, is also a singer-songwriter. Together, they looked the part of Wild Bunch-era rebellious youth: Jenny in a little black dress, boots, sunglasses and bangs, Johnny in his leather jacket and greased hair. But their New Pornographers-esque indie pop showed enough vulnerability to cut through the carefully constructed image: songs like "Scissor Runner," "My Pet Snakes" and "Big Wave" have hooks and heart.
Then the sun came out as the duo sang a gorgeous rendition of "Love Hurts." The moment was quiet and real, and Elvis Costello joined them immediately afterwards on "Carpetbaggers." (Lewis has sung on some Costello recordings.) But his presence was fleeting; the most beautiful moment of the set actually came on the last song, when they abandoned some of the attitude and sang the Lewis-penned "Acid Tongue," a song of such simple power it overshadowed just about everything else they'd sung. Hardly adorned, Jenny's voice is dreamy, and the boys were marvelous on harmony, their arms around each other's shoulders. These are the moments you wait for, when a band gets moved by the spirit.
On the way up the meadow to the Banjo Stage, a colorful pan of paella about eight feet in diameter turned a lot of heads at one of the many merchant shacks. They were hawking everything from soul and Cajun food to Greek dishes, tacos, gourmet donuts, espresso and organic coffee, ice cream and more.
The Banjo Stage was its usual spectacle of pickers, with Ralph Stanley leading his band, the Clinch Mountain Boys. They delivered gospel and hard-driving bluegrass with a dose of pure joy, except for when Ralph sang his powerful a cappella version of "Oh Death," popularized by the Oh Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack. He played banjo with his grandson on guitar on "Bright Shining Sun," a full-on Appalachian treat; it got the cloggers clogging.
Stanley's high-lonesome sound always draws a big crowd. The place got electrified on the wild "Orange Blossom Special" as a flock of six geese flew over. Stanley also played a barn-storming version of "Pretty Polly" that had the solid stamp of Virginia mountain music on it.
Closing out the Banjo Stage on Friday were the Dukes of September Rhythm Review - a throwback blue-eyed soul band featuring Michael McDonald of Doobie Brothers fame, Donald Fagan of Steely Dan, and Boz Scaggs. The ghost of Jerry Garcia appeared again as the band did "Shakedown Street," which included soulful female backup vocals.
Boz Scaggs also yielded a New Orleans-style Chuck Berry song, "Se la vie, say the Old Folks," with McDonald on accordion. It got people dancing as it cooled off Friday. McDonald later sang Ray Charles' "White Lightning," and it came from deep down with that distinctly soothing and gravely voice.
A version of the late '60s Aretha Franklin song "What It Is" also struck lightning with the crowd as the big horn section honked. Then came a great rendition of the Band's "Rag Mama Rag" that nudged the party into high gear. Scaggs then dipped into his old blues bag for some tricks on "Cadillac Walk" by the late great Willy DeVille.
Meanwhile, T Bone Burnett closed down the Rooster Stage. Burnett booked the best avant-garde string band out there, the Punch Brothers, to act as his house band, and then he proceeded to showcase a parade of musicians over the space of an hour and a half. After opening with "Zombieland," he gave the stage to Chris Thile and company, who galloped through "Rye Whiskey" and "Watch 'at Breakdown," littering the stage with jaw-dropping solos. Thile is so good that he doesn't need to concentrate on his playing: he strutted around the stage like a cockerel, bouncing and mugging and dancing with his bandmates while that mandolin moved at triple-time.
Then Jerry Douglas jumped onstage, and T Bone returned to sing "The Long Time Now." Then he introduced the Secret Sisters, a duo out of Alabama whose debut was due out on Burnett's label a few weeks later. "This is their fifth show ever," Burnett crowed, and it looked like it, as these unassuming girls took the stage in flowery dresses and cardigans. But then they blasted the crowd with their megaphone voices on "Big River" -- "I taught the weeping willow how to cry..." -- and the audience lost it; despite their youth they seemed to be tapping into something seriously old.
Burnett came back to sing "River of Love," and then brought out the red-headed Brit Karen Elson, the singer-songwriter/model/wife-of-Jack-White. "More doom and gloom," said Burnett, half-seriously. But if this was doom and gloom, the audience ate it up. Elson taps into old American folk on songs like "The Ghost Who Walks," but the Punch Brothers' inventive playing added a lot to the song. On "The Truth Is In The Dirt," the Secret Sisters returned to the stage to provide harmonies.
After a brief appearance by Venice buskers the Americans -- rockabilly boys in retro garb -- and a rendition of "Every Time I Feel The Shift," Steve Earle, who'd been lurking on the margins for a while, took center stage and sang his Katrina song, "This City." Earle is one of our true poets of the moment, a man who can make an enduring song out of a headline.
Elvis Costello, who'd also been wandering around backstage, sang a pair of songs from National Ransom: "Jimmie Standing in the Rain" and "A Slow Drag With Josephine." Then everyone who'd performed crowded onto the stage, including Patty Griffin, and they sang "It's Not Too Late." They'd gone over time, and no wonder: a parade of stars-to-be and stars-that-are, buttressed by the best string players in the business. This was an only-at-Hardly-Strictly moment.
Over on the Arrow Stage was another example of the stunning array of talent at this festival. The surprisingly stripped-down band the Subdudes, a New Orleans club band, featured a squeeze box, acoustic guitar, bass and a small, tambourine-sized hand drum. The band played with a lot of soul, bringing more of that New Orleans gumbo to the party.
The Subdudes closed with a funky song called "Lord You Gotta Help Me Now." And indeed, the crowd walked away looking like it had received a little help from the lord.


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At the Jan. 16 session of the UC Regents dealing with online education, student regent Jonathan Stein asked why UC students were not consulted. Various regents spoke in response. Notably, Gov. Brown responded with the admonition to "get real" about the budget, but he did not address why students were not consulted. In addition, UC-Berkeley Law Dean Christopher Edley – who has been active in UC online efforts – was asked to respond. His response dealt with potential access by non-UC students. But he also did not address the question of why UC students were not consulted.
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Four changes implemented by Head Coach Mark Anscombe had seen Declan Fitzpatrick replace John Afoa at tighthead and Mike McComish take over from Robbie Diack in the back row. Meanwhile, behind the scrum, O'Connor and Darren Cave - both of whom had come on during the 18 - 10 defeat of Glasgow Warriors - got their first starts of the season at out-half and centre respectively, with Jackson dropping to the bench and Chris Farrell not included in the 23. The Ulster cause was also suitably buoyed by the inclusion of the fit-again Stephen Ferris and Andrew Trimble among the replacements.
Ulster started ambitiously, clearly undaunted by their opponents' status as Pro 12 title holders, with Cave and Marshall orchestrating possession in midfield, and Jared Payne only narrowly failing to find Craig Gilroy with a chip towards the line in the fourth minute. An outstanding long-distance kick from hand by O'Connor four minutes later threatened to put the Ospreys under more severe pressure, but over-complication from Ulster after winning the line-out led to the knock-on and the surrender of possession.
Indiscipline from the visitors then saw the concession of three consecutive penalties, but a lack of penetration from the Ospreys meant little ground and no points were gained from their 10-minute spell of possession, and good sweeping-up from McComish allowed O'Connor to clear his lines on 20 minutes. The outside-half then had the opportunity to open the Ulster account moments later with an acutely-angled penalty from the right wing, but narrowly missed to the right of the posts.
Ospreys wasted no time from the restart, South African-born Hanno Dirksen picking up a loose ball outside the Ulster '22' and deftly eluding Cave, Payne and Michael Heaney to touch down on 24 minutes. Welsh Number 10 Matthew Morgan added the extras to the winger's try, and the score sat at Ospreys 7 Ulster 0.
Hands in the ruck from Justin Tiparic on the half-hour gave O'Connor the chance to atone for his earlier miss, this time from a central position on the half-way line, and there was no mistake from the Ulster Number 10 as he flighted the kick perfectly to reduce the gap to four points.
The Ospreys' performance, however, was ever-improving as the half progressed, and only bullish defending by Ulster, with Sean Doyle and Nick Williams particularly brawny in their tackling, kept multiple raids at bay. The pressure finally broke on 38 minutes with an Ospreys infringement just inside Ulster territory, and, while O'Connor's long-range attempt lacked both the requisite distance and accuracy, it ensured the half ended at the right end as far as Ulster were concerned, and meant they went off at the break a mere four points adrift.
Half-Time Score Ospreys 7 Ulster 3
With the Ulster side reinforced by the entry of Tom Court and Paul Marshall at half-time, an early illegal tackle by James King on the replacement scrum-half as he fished the ball out of a maul gave O'Connor office to kick for three more points from 45 metres. However the chance went begging, and a forward pass from Marshall to Williams straight from the restart handed the initiative back to the incumbent Rabo Direct champions.
Their period of possession was short-lived, however, as try-scorer Dirksen knocked on, but a collapse on the Ulster side in the resulting scrum handed Morgan an elementary penalty in front of the posts, which he duly dispatched to inch his side seven points in front once more. A second penalty was swift to follow, with Doyle pulled up for an indiscretion in the tackle this time, and Morgan again did the needful to make it Ospreys 13 Ulster 3 on 52 minutes.
Multiple changes at this stage brought Ferris, Trimble and Jackson into the fray, and the latter was called into action straight away, neatly slotting over a testing 45-metre penalty after an Ospreys infringement at the scrum. Trimble's first contribution was less positive, however, as he was penalised for a collision with Dirksen in mid-air, and the Ireland international was relieved to see Morgan's effort loop wise on this occasion.
With Ulster sensing that the game was by no means beyond them, smart work from the front five on 65 minutes saw the put-in at the scrum reversed in their favour, and another penalty rapidly followed. Jackson kept his composure to make it two from two, and the Ospreys, fully aware of the danger, launched their most sustained assault of the half from the restart. Ulster defended superbly to keep them at bay, eventually forcing replacement out-half Dan Biggar to opt for an unsuccessful drop-goal attempt.
The game's turning point came with the clock at 73 minutes. Ulster stormed forward with a superb passage of play spearheaded by replacement lock Neil McComb, and which culminated with John Afoa grounding the ball centimetres shy of the line under a hail of tackles, before the alert Paul Marshall picked up and dived over the mound of bodies to score the try. Jackson converted to leave the Ospreys requiring a penalty for a draw at Ospreys 13 Ulster 16.
Excellent ball retention from Ulster kept play deep in Ospreys territory from the restart, and despite the hosts managing to win possession back with thirty seconds remaining, the white Ulster wall hemmed them well inside their '22' until a loose ball presented itself to Marshall, who gladly punted it high into the stands of the Liberty Stadium. Two consecutive wins, then, from two potential banana skins for Ulster, and an ideal precursor to next Friday's first interprovincial clash of the season, against Munster at Ravenhill.
Full-Time Score Ospreys 13 Ulster 16
(15 - 9) R Fussell; H Dirksen, A Bishop, A Beck, T Isaacs; M Morgan, R Webb
(1 - 8) R Bevington, R Hibbard, A Jarvis, I Gough, A W Jones (c), J King, J Tipuric, J Thomas
Replacements: S Baldwin, D Jones, J Rees, G Stowers, J Bearman, K Fotuali'i, D Biggar, T Grabham
(15 - 8) J Payne; C Gilroy, D Cave, L Marshall, M Allen; N O'Connor, M Heaney
(1 - 8) C Black, R Herring, D Fitzpatrick, J Muller (c), L Stevenson, M McComish, S Doyle, N Williams
Replacements: N Brady, T Court, J Afoa, N McComb, S Ferris, P Marshall, P Jackson, A Trimble
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Jr. SF Employee Central Applications Analyst
Date: Jan 7, 2020
Location: Charlotte, NC, US
Company: Sealed Air Corporation
Sealed Air partners with customers to solve their most critical packaging challenges with innovative solutions that leave our world, environment, and communities better than we found them. Our portfolio of widely recognized brands includes Cryovac® food packaging and Bubble Wrap® protective packaging which respectively enable a safer, more efficient food supply chain and protect valuable goods shipped around the world. Sealed Air generated $4.7 billion in sales in 2018 and has approximately 15,500 employees who serve customers in 123 countries. To learn more, visit www.sealedair.com.
Job Description
The IT organization of Sealed Air Corporation is responsible for the life cycle planning of business applications through selection, operation, refresh, migration, optimization, retirement and disposal. The Hire to Retire (H2R) tower has the specific responsibility for building or configuring outside the standard delivery tools of the system (technical configuration, coding, etc.). The candidate will collaborate closely with other team members to provide the full set of functional services and technical services required to support the company's global Hire to Retire systems.
The SF Employee Central Junior Applications Analyst position requires proven business acumen in the SF Employee Central domain. Enterprise technology experience specifically in the areas of SAP SuccessFactors is required. The position requires an education and/or training in computer science and/or human resources. Experience in custom technical configuration (coding) and support of business owned configuration of the SAP SuccessFactors system to deliver business functionality is required. Familiarity with conceptual solution and platform architectures and/or fundamental programming and/or project management concepts is highly advantageous.
The position reports directly to the Executive Director – Hire to Retire (H2R) and will be based at our Charlotte, NC Global headquarters.
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- Proactively scan for and resolve any system-related technical issues that could impact end-user experience, data integrity, or overall end-to-end system functionality. Issues related to the standard and custom functionality expected of the system.
- Must be able to research and respond to technical questions on design of workflow processes and system configuration to leverage the value of the technology offerings supported by this global team.
- Willingness to cross-train across other SuccessFactors application areas (technical, not end-user) and/or other employee-facing products that integrate with the SAP SuccessFactors suite.
- In partnership with HRIS, support live systems by troubleshooting and resolving issues, by working with end users and collaborating with fellow IT team members.
- Working as a team player to deliver new technical business systems solutions by executing projects from end-to-end, participating in activities ranging from technical requirements gathering, gap analysis, solution design, technical process documentation, system configuration (technical system, custom)
- Assist with and/or lead Testing, script development and execution of Unit testing ( ie non User Acceptance Testing). For User Acceptance testing, partner with HRIS for planning, coordination and lead the execution of testing across the functions, vendors and business owners.
- Partner with HRIS team to analyze business processes, and prepare detailed technical specifications for required development activities, including reports, interfaces, conversions, enhancements, and forms.
- Coordinate extensively with business users, functional and cross-functional team members, developers, integration resources, third party vendors, and governance team members on technical issues and new, non-standard system development.
- Ability to self-manage key deliverables and deadlines.
- Ability to initiate and maintain relationships with various areas of the business supported by this specific SAP SuccessFactors product, to enhance the overall analysis efforts, high-quality service delivery and successful end-user adoption and employee experience.
- Also need the ability to engage and work with all areas of the IT global organization and various third-party vendors and consultants, when needed.
- Minimum of 2-4 years experience implementing and/or supporting the SAP SuccessFactors HCM offering and/or specific modules.
- Strong functional knowledge of various SAP SuccessFactors modules.
- Well-developed communication skills - both verbal and written.
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- Experience with leading and executing testing and validation of configuration and defect-resolution and perform peer-reviews.
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Saffron Key was founded to answer one question that all small business owners face:
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This large question begets many other smaller questions.
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Organic Digital Marketing is the term we use to describe the free channels available to small businesses.
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- Social Media Marketing: Posting to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, others about the value of your brand
On the other hand, "Inorganic Digital Marketing" is when you pay for Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Twitter Ads, or an e-mail list. Inorganic Digital Marketing can get expensive without any guarantees for success. Additionally, Inorganic Digital Marketing only works AFTER you have built a strong "Organic Digital Marketing" foundation.
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Saffron Key was created to create content for all of these channels for you. We post to your social media, write blog posts, and e-mails for you and we do it for an affordable price. For what you would pay for a part-time employee, you get a team of seasoned professionals.
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It's finally come to the end of my trip.
Checking out at 11:00 hr and taking the flight at 17:50 hr, I opt for a normal commuter route instead of taking the Narita Express heading to the airport.
If you are in a rush, I would not recommend you in trying it.
It will take at least 180 minutes for the ride via 2 exchange at JR Tokyo and JR Chiba.
But, it is fun!
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Happy Christmas to everyone and I hope Santa brought you want you wanted!! Here a few tips for after the gift giving has happened:
Take all the gift boxes and if they are still in good use, fill them with stuff you don't need and donate or give to a thrift store. Use them as holders for stuff. Kind of like the one in one out rule but a little more AND you are giving back! AND it reduces all the trash /recycling and clutter.
Of course throw away all broken ornaments, but here is one thing that is hard for people: an broken figurines, statues, wooden stars, etc…REALLY assess if its repairable AND are you going to take the time to fix it or have it fixed? If not and be honest with yourself, throw it out.
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As I mentioned before, some of the participants of Google Summer of Code Mentor Summit had dinner together the night before the "unconference" earlier this month.
When I volunteered to make dinner reservations due to my being a local, there were less than 10 people. By the time I was to make reservations earlier in the week, the number made it challenging to get reservations on a Friday night. Fortunately, someone at work helped me out by getting me in touch with the owner of Don Giovanni in Mountain View. He said there would be no problem accommodating a party of 25 since they had a second dining area. When I called him the morning of the dinner to give the menu selection, there were 43. When we got there at 7, there 12 people, so we thought maybe fewer people would show up than had signed up. Eventually, 53 people showed up. The staff was great about getting everyone to fit. Initially, everyone ordered individual dishes. It turned out to be too difficult for the chefs to prepare such a vast variety of dishes and ensure that everyone would get the food at the same time. So we were given four choices to pick from. That ended up working well. It was pretty clever how they kept track of who ordered what; they gave each of us a poker chip that represented
What we noticed and discussed was the percentage of women at dinner. Out of 53 people (although not all were GSoC participants and not all participants were there), there were two women, including myself. What's interesting about that is the approximate 4% representation at the dinner is the same percentage of GSoC students who were women. It's one thing to see statistics on paper but it's even more striking to see it in person. I don't remember Google asking my gender in my mentor "paperwork" so I don't think they have stats on percentage of female mentors. That would be interesting to know.


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Viral marketing can be cited as marketing techniques that uses pre-existing social networking services and other techniques to improve brand awareness or to achieve other marketing objectives through self-replicating viral processes, similar to spreading viruses
Consumers connect with brands on their own terms and smart use of social media can help to turn a good campaign into a best campaign.
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The Cultural Council is in NYC with The Museum of Science & History (MOSH) to attend FIGMENT NYC, a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by challenging artists and participants to find new ways to create, share, and dream. New York City hosted the first FIGMENT event in 2007. Since its inception, there are satellite events that occur throughout the world in cities such as Hong Kong, Boston, Toronto, San Diego, Chicago, Portland, and Boulder. The Cultural Council and MOSH are developing a proposal to make Jacksonville a host city for a satellite event.
I'm staying at a quaint Air BNB in Brooklyn's Red Hook neighborhood, a really remarkable area. Once the busiest terminal in New York for container shipments, Red Hook has a LOT of massive warehouses. In the 1990s Red Hook was considered one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in New York, largely because the industry that supported the community slowed down and the MTA doesn't have a line that connects Red Hook to the rest of NYC. It was also one of the areas heavily impacted by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
Artists like Dustin Yellin adopted Red Hook as there own and put the vacant warehouse spaces to use - creating studios, galleries, and live/work spaces. Yellin is the founder of Pioneer Works, a non-profit cultural center dedicated to experimentation, education and production across disciplines. Through a broad range of educational programs, performances, residencies and exhibitions, Pioneer Works transcends disciplinary boundaries to foster a community where alternative modes of thought are activated and supported.
Yesterday was spent walking all around Brooklyn taking in public art, as well as visiting Manhattan to tour The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD).
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The book "The Living Company" by Arie De Geus has taught me I have missed a valuable lesson from the things that are happening in the world around us. The book focuses on how companies are able to be successful for over a hundred years. One of the main topics that Arie touches on is learning, if we are not learning we are not progressing. This is shared through the story of the titmouse in the UK.
In the UK, milk used to be delivered in glass bottles with no covering. Titmice and Red Robins were able to take the cream off the top to provide nutrients they had not received before (this can be viewed as the introduction of an LMS to Corporate Learning).
Things were great until milk providers started to put caps on the milk (these are the changes in learning and learning habits we all encounter). The titmice were able to learn how to penetrate the cap and get the cream. There were a few red robins that were able to get the cream, but the majority never actually learned how to penetrate the cap.
So the question becomes: is our company the Titimice or the Red Robin? Is our company finding out new ways to engage the learner or are we sticking to our old tricks? So why do you care? The titmouse tried new things. As they learned they found some things worked and others didn't. Once they found out how to open the lid they started to share it with others. The Red Robins that learned didn't share it with others and that is why the greater population wasn't able to learn to benefit from the originally nutrients they had received.
You could always find a new LMS with new features, but that is like just adding a plastic lid instead of an aluminum lid. In the end the employees are still unable to enjoy the cream. Time for personal reflection, are you trying to do things the old way of learning and are starving of necessary nutrients or are you allowing your employees ways to learn and share to make you stronger?
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There are several states within the United States that still allows for the death penalty. The shocking truth is though many of these states are utilizing lethal injection but do not have stringent regulations regarding the compounds that can be utilized in the injections. In fact, many states are being forced to the gray or black markets to obtain the compound that they will use for lethal injections.
This is due to many drug manufacturers implementing guidelines that prevent the sale of common barbiturates and opiates along with other drugs to entities that could utilize them for lethal injections and capital punishment. The latest company to enact such guidelines is Pfizer, who is one of the most notorious pharmaceutical companies in the world as they are the manufacturer of many commonly prescribed Pharmaceuticals.
The shocking truth is we may never truly know what they utilize in lethal injections as these entities can no longer purchase their lethal drugs from FDA-licensed drug dealers.


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Information on plant disease identification and control, including rot, freeze damage, rust, blight, mold, scales, bacteria, viruses, fungus, wilt, mildew, gall, mites, moths and cankers. Tips on integrated pest management and herbicide summaries.Read More
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Managing Fruit Rots This Season
Fungicide re-applications are necessary since several inches of rain have fallen the last few days. Management considerations are discussed for mitigating pome and stone fruit rots. More
Tree Fruit Disease Toolbox - Fungicide Resistance Management
Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
Resistance has sometimes resulted in pest-management-program failures. Below are presented tactics to help delay resistance to fungicides. More
Stone Fruit Disease - Rhizopus Rot
乐动体育注册 Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
Rhizopus rot, caused by Rhizopus nigricans, can be very destructive to harvested fruit. More
Apple Disease - Blossom End Rot
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Blossom end rot of apple, is caused by various fungi (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, Botrytis cinerea, Botrysphaeria obtusa) just before or during petal fall. More
This workshop will address major disease and pest problems facing Pennsylvania grape growers. More
Christmas Tree Growers Meeting and Trade Show
McAdoo, PA
Christmas tree growers are invited to join us for this informative day. More
Stay Alert for Oak Wilt!
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Oak wilt was not known in New York before 2008, but foresters and arborists are managing it there now. More
Tree Fruit Insect Pest - San Jose Scale
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The San Jose scale, Quadraspidiotus perniciosus, is a pest of fruit trees, but it attacks many other trees as well as shrubs. More
Tree Fruit Insect Pest - Potato Leafhopper
Dennis Calvin
Potato leafhopper, Empoasca fabae, is a migratory pest of many crops. It feeds on leaves of rapidly growing apple terminals and may aid in spread of fire blight. More
Tree Fruit Mite Pest - Apple Rust Mite
Grzegorz (Greg) Krawczyk, Ph.D.
Apple rust mite, Aculus schlechtendali, is commonly found, but is rarely an important pest of apple in Pennsylvania. More
Tree Fruit Diseases - Spring Control Strategies
Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
May is the battleground month for disease management: be on alert for apple scab, fire blight, powdery mildew, rust, cherry leaf spot, brown rot, and bacterial spot infection conditions. More
Orchard IPM - Apple Scab Scouting and Management
Kari A. Peter, Ph.D., Tianna DuPont
Make sure you know where apple scab overwinters, how to monitor, and when it is most likely to appear. More
Tree Fruit Mite Pests - Pear Blister Mite and Pear Rust Mite
乐动体育注册 Grzegorz (Greg) Krawczyk, Ph.D.
Pearleaf blister mite, Phytoptus pyri, and pear rust mite, Epitrimerus pyri, are similar species, virtually invisible to the naked eye, that often are common on unsprayed trees. More
Tree Fruit Diseases - Managing Pre- and Postharvest Rots
Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
A big disease concern is keeping fruit free of rots as they are nearing the home stretch of the season. More
Blackberry Fruit Disorders - Effects on Fruit Quality
乐动体育注册 Kathy Demchak
This article discusses some common blackberry fruit issues, including whitening of drupelets, drupelet reddening, insect feeding injury, canker diseases and spotted wing drosophila. More
Apple Disease - White Rot
乐动体育注册 Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
The white rot fungus, Botryosphaeria dothidea, often referred to as "Bot rot" or Botryosphaeria rot, is most important on apple trees, but it also attacks crabapple, pear, grape, and chestnut. More
Bramble Diseases - Viruses
乐动体育注册 Kathy Demchak
Virus diseases can seriously damage brambles, especially raspberries, and can affect the lifetime of a planting. More
Bramble Diseases - Virus Control
乐动体育注册 Kathy Demchak
Control measures for virus diseases in brambles are aimed mainly at removing sources of the virus from within and around the planting. More
Strawberry Disease - Verticillium Wilt
Kathy Demchak
Verticillium wilt of strawberry, caused by the soilborne fungus Verticillium albo-atrum, infects more than 300 kinds of cultivated plants. More
Bramble Disease - Verticillium Wilt
Kathy Demchak
Verticillium wilt is caused by two common soilborne fungi (Verticillium dahliae and Verticillium albo-atrum) that have a wide host range and attack more than 300 woody and herbaceous plants. More
Plum Pox Virus Success Story
John Halbrendt, Ph.D.
The successful eradication of PPV could not have been achieved without the cooperation of fruit growers, PDA, USDA/APHIS, USDA/ARS, Penn State, and homeowners. More
Tree Fruit Diseases - Preharvest
Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
Management is discussed for controlling the physiological disorder necrotic leaf blotch on apple and for pre-harvest peach diseases. More
Strawberry Disease - Fruit Rot Protection Begins at Bloom
乐动体育注册 Dr. Cassandra Swett
Our two main targets for bloom time protection of strawberries are gray mold/ Botrytis fruit rot, and, if you are growing susceptible varieties like Chandler, anthracnose fruit rot. More
Angular leaf spot is caused by the bacterium Xanthomonas fragariae. More
Pear Disease - Stony Pit
Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.
Stony pit of pear is presumed to be caused by a destructive virus, but the virus has not been isolated. Affected fruit are unsightly and unmarketable. More


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William Woods University is ranked in the top 20 among OnlineU's 2016 Best Value Schools for Online Business Degrees.
"Due to exceptional affordability along with academic strength, William Woods University made the rankings at 17 in online MBA programs," Taitum Ridgway, a representative of SR Education Group, an education research publisher founded in 2004, said. "These rankings represent schools across the nation that are making an effort to provide the best value for students seeking online business degrees."
Schools that qualified for this honor offer online MBA programs with tuitions under $17,000. The tuition for an MBA at William Woods is $5,500 annually.
"We pride ourselves in providing quality programs at a reasonable price and making them accessible," Dr. Jahnae H. Barnett, WWU president, said. "Online classes allow students to have a choice that best fits into their lifestyles, so online education will continue to grow."
William Woods offers an MBA in Entrepreneurial Leadership, which is accredited by the ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs), as well as the Higher Learning Commission. It is designed to fit the schedules of working professionals and can be completed in two years or less through online courses.
"Our online MBA provides a diverse credential for exceptional career flexibility and achievement," Lee Bailey, dean of graduate business at William Woods University, said. "The skills you develop in our online program — leadership, financial competency, organizational theory, information systems and more — will show your organization that you are ready to take your place among its leaders."
She added, "Chief among these skills is entrepreneurship, which will help you find new ways to lead and create solutions in a world of constrained resources, environmental challenges and competitive global markets."
The MBA at William Woods requires the completion of 10 three-credit courses, including a final applied case project where students complete a written business plan and defend it in an oral presentation to an outside panel of business experts.
"Students can expect rigorous coursework with real-world relevance, designed and taught by professionals who have proven their expertise in the corporate world," Betsy Tutt, WWU vice president of academic affairs and dean of the Graduate College, said. "The online MBA degree's strong theoretical background is balanced by an emphasis on practice that puts theory to work."
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Some follow the stream.
At Nutriad we don't.
Understanding species-specific problems is the starting point of true innovation in aquaculture where a wide variety of species are farmed. That's exactly what our multidisciplinary team of nutritionists, micro-biologists and feed technologists focuses on.
Before entering the market, our feed additives have proven their efficacy under conditions which are directly relevant to the producer in terms of feed formulation, feed processing and species choice.
Nutriad is committed to support the rapid expansion of the aquaculture industry. We do so through specialized services and field experienced professionals. Our senior aqua feed experts have farm-to-fork insight in the aquaculture food chain and provide world-wide expertise in formulation and processing of aqua feeds.
We are passionate about what we do and would love to share that passion with you.
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Craftster's Sewing Kits has just released its premium sewing kit for beginners, designers and do-it-yourselfers
Brooklyn, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/07/2014 -- Craft is booming online. Etsy, the largest marketplace for crafters, now has over 30 million members. Inside its "housewares" section, there are over 1 million handcrafted items for purchase. In 2012, Sewing-machine sales topped three million according to SVP Worldwide, the maker of Singer sewing machines, up from 1.5 million a year more than a decade ago. And in the blog world, one of the most popular interior design sites, Design*Sponge, (485,000-plus Twitter followers) has a big emphasis on achievable, crafty, do-it-yourself projects and features one a week, from embroidered napkins to found and vintage materials turned into quilts, cushions and clothing.
In support of this resurgence in handcrafted goods, Craftster's Sewing Kits has just released a premium sewing kit for beginners, designers and do-it-yourselfers. "We wanted to give the traditional sewing basket a makeover" says Drew Weston, the sewing kit's designer. "Our modern sewing kit is compact, space efficient and loaded with accessories."
The Craftster's premium sewing kit contains over 100 accessories including: 16 Needles, Needle Threader, Stainless Steel Scissors in 2 Sizes, Seam Ripper, Measuring Tape, Thimble, Pin Cushion, White Fabric Pencil, 9 x Large Spools of Thread in Various Colors, 40 Straight Pins, 25 Safety Pins in 3 Sizes, 6 Shirt Buttons, 6 Press Studs, 6 Hook and Eye Closures. Every accessory has its own elastic holder or pocket to keep everything neatly arranged and always accessible.
The Craftster's Sewing Kit is a perfect resource for both professional and home use, for on-location fashion shoots, for fashion designers and crafters or as a survival preparedness kit.
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Some people are born entrepreneurs, and some are made. Let me explain.
Across from our home, a classic neighborhood corner store — like the thousands that once anchored neighborhoods throughout Chicago and elsewhere — is now open after being shuttered a year ago. Our neighbor now operates the establishment, having held a "soft" opening last week. A "grand" opening is planned for November. Our neighbor has been through this before. She operated a successful breakfast/lunch restaurant for almost six years, with some catering jobs on the side. Fourteen hour days and the economy prompted her to shut the doors and seek a new way to earn a living. Opening the store — literally across from her home — was a natural progression for this lady, who has been her own boss and tasted success as an entrepreneur.
Her life is now less complicated, and her commute reduced to a 30-second walk. She has devoted time, resources and lots of energy to the store. It's a long-term commitment, an entrepreneurial endeavor. Her goal is to run a successful neighborhood grocery and offer customers fresh food options, not just pre-packaged food. It's a great concept, and we wish her all the best.
(In fact, I'm donating my time gratis to help generate awareness.)
Switch gears to me. My goal is to secure another full-time position in public relations, a profession I take very seriously. I uphold ethical standards and provide sound counsel.
But until that tremendous job offer is made, I've reached out to contacts and generated others to take on project work. I really don't want to be an entrepreneur. Being part of an in-place team appeals to me.
Entrepreneurs have to cope with incorporation, licenses, letterhead, etc. — stuff I don't want to address. But, I'm being totally realistic: It more than likely will take a while — into 2010 — before a position is offered and I accept. Until then, I will continue to network, complete paid assignments, learn and progress.
I plan to be a reluctant entrepreneur for as short a time as possible.


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Sometimes ago, a friend of mine who had her Gionee phone calibrator damaged, I wondered how she was still able to operate that faulty phone, latter I understood that she uses "On-Screen" Navigation Button, and that was the only thing that made her unrestricted till she fixed the problem.
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Smartphones with a very large screen usually have this difficulty in navigation OR uncomfortable navigation problem, not only devices with large screen but also phones that had spoilt or damaged navigation keys.
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Smartphones with a very large screen usually have this difficulty in navigation OR uncomfortable navigation problem, not only devices with large screen but also phones that had spoilt or damaged navigation keys.
Importance Of Using "On-screen" Navigation :
- It saves time and energy; use only one hand to get done whatever you want to do on your device.
- Makes navigation easier on a large screen phone; as you can perform most task right barely anywhere on the screen.
- Receive Notification right on the "On-Screen " navigation.
- Easy navigation for phones with faulty calibrator.
I'm here today with a trusted and reliable list of apps you can use to get this On-Screen navigator on your phone. A good news about this apps is that you don't need to root your before you can install it and you can install anyone you like. Now, let's go through them:
➣ PIE CONTROL : With this app, you can get navigation keys on your android screen in pie style. You can also launch your favorite apps from this app in pie bar. Download this app from Google Play Store and enable pie control according to your needs. You can launch Pie Control from any side, Left or Right. This app comes with in-app purchases.
➢ BACK BUTTON : On the large-screen phone, the function buttons are at the bottom of the screen, your fingers may have harmful, This application allows you to more easily use the system function buttons
The back button is just a simple button for your android phone that acts as a back button on your phone.
➢ SIMPLE CONTROL : This is another such app which you can download from the Google Play store link below and then install it easily after following up the permissions. The only thing that makes this app different from the Pie Control app is its limits that are it can only add up the navigation buttons as Pie controls on the screen of the device. This can be although beneficial for some users those who don't want to place a lot of hassle on their screen but just simply needed controls of navigation buttons.
➢ VIRTUAL SOFTKEYS : This app enables on-screen navigation buttons without even requiring root access. Well, this app is simple to set up. This app is designed for tablets. However, this works great with smartphones too. This app is will be useful if you have your hardware buttons broken.
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These diamonds were cut virtually by hand before the invention of modern bruting and the motorized saw and therefor have a more natural unprocessed look. These stones will almost never be as white and brilliant as new stones. If you compare one of these stones to a modern brilliant cut, you will notice the pattern reflected has more sculptural triangles rather then slivers of light. Warmly known as old miners by people in the know these are one of the most prized antique diamond cuts.


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We shall start by preparing a specific series of Epoch Planetary instruments that will serve as tools of divination, enchantment, evocation, invocation, and illumination.
We will then proceed, as a group, to the Evocation and Invocations of 8 Planetary Gods in the following order: Venus, Mars, the Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury, Sol and Ouranous.
At the end of the course each participant will be asked to create their own ritual from the ground up based on one of the bi-planetary connections and share it with the group.
The course is designed to be a co-creative journey where we build a new body of knowledge to be shared with future magicians. We are going to leave behind old constructs of these Gods and as a group reinvent them. The course will allow you to journey through all 9 conjurations or just stop along the way and visit the individual God-Forms that call to you.


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After reading the article in our Claines parish paper I wanted to contact you to share our experience of Worcester hospital. On 14th November last year I gave birth to our healthy baby daughter there, we ended up being high risk and had a forceps delivery. All through the experience the staff were wonderful, calm, reassuring and exceptionally capable. My husband was more nervous about the labour than me, and they made him feel so confident and part of the experience. Although we brought them thank you chocolates after, this is a wonderful way of sharing the excellent work that those hard working nurses and doctors are doing at Worcester. Kind regards
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If you're in college, even if you're a freshman, by now you must know about, have participated in, or wish you hadn't participated in at least one drinking game. There's the classic "truth or drink" variation on truth or dare; "King's Cup"; "Flip Cup"; "Beer Pong"; and countless others that involve pitchers, cards, or ping pong balls. Here a few games you may not have tried.
**Drinking Games for the Bar**
Sure, for the most part you go out in order to meet people or explore new places, but sometimes things can get boring out there, so here are a few games to try if you ever find yourself in such a position.
Players: Three people (Or you can tailor it for 2 or 4.)
Cost: Three dice and, should you lose, the price of the drinks.
Each player rolls her own die. The person with the highest roll names the drink. The person with the second highest roll has to drink it, and the person with the lowest roll has to pay for it. The remaining two players who did not have a drink roll again. The person with the highest roll selects her own drink, and the lowest roll has to pay for it. That person then has to buy her own drink-although at least she gets to pick what that will be. Repeat. It's a fun game of chance, and usually everyone ends up buying someone else a drink. If you have four people, make the two lowest scores split the cost of the first drink and then play it out from there. If it's only you and one other, then roll your dice and whoever has the highest doesn't pay but the person buying gets to pick the drink.
Fake Bachelorette Party.
Players: However many girls you are. Usually 5 is the max.
Cost: Party supplies. Feather boas, tiaras, bachelorette sashes, a fake engagement ring, cheapo wedding veil, etc. Go crazy.
Everyone should split the party supply costs evenly-just to be fair. Ger dressed up and select the first person to be "the bride". She'll wear the fake engagement ring, and everyone else gets to pretend to be her bridesmaids. Get dressed up and go out to some bars and let the bartender know that it's a bachelorette party. The bar will usually supply free drinks to the party–or at the very least, the bride. Then when you move to the next bar let someone else be the bride: trade off sashes, rings, veils, etc. Depending on what city you're in, you can usually get free drinks all night. Not sure if this would work for a bachelor party. Probably not, but it would be exciting to try it.
WARNING: Sometimes they make you dance on a bar or do something embarrassing in order to get your party free drinks. So be prepared to get a little crazy.
**Drinking Games for the House/Apt**
A cheaper, more relaxed way to get a larger group of friends all sorts of tipsy.
Players: This works best with a large group.
Cost: Pitcher of beer, deck of cards.
Everyone should have a a cup of beer and there should be a full pitcher as well. Pull out enough cards for everyone playing. If you have 6 people, then you need six cards all the same suit except one of a different suit. For example if you have six people, then you need five hearts and one spade. Shuffle the cards and have everyone pick one-don't let anyone see your card. The person who draws the spade is the killer. Throughout the night, the "killer" is supposed to sneakily wink at people-the idea is to go unnoticed. If someone winks at you, then you have to chug the rest of your drink. When someone figures out who the killer is and announces it, then the killer has to chug the rest of the beer pitcher. At which point the game starts over and everyone redraws a new card.
Truth or Text.
Players: Any amount of people.
Cost: Drinks, and texting rates may apply
Essentially this is just truth or dare, except in instead of "dare," you have to text someone. Pick a person and ask "truth or text?" If they pick truth they have to chug the rest of their drink and answer your question. If they pick "text" they don't have to chug but you get to text whatever you want to someone on their phone. (If you're feeling nice, sometimes you can let the victim pick the person you get to text.) You'd be surprised at how many people pick "truth." [Editor's Note: This sounds like a dangerous and amazing game.]
Saved By The Bell
Players: As many people as you want.
Cost: Drinks and "Saved by the Bell" DVDS.
Put in a dvd of "Saved by the Bell" (or find it online). In each episode, everyone has to drink when:
1. You see a boom mic in the shot. (Look at the top of the screen).
2. Jessie gets on her soapbox.
3. Slater mentions his muscles.
4. Zach looks at the camera.
You should all be passed out by episode 3.
(You can do this with any movie or TV show. Some good ones:)
1. Titanic: Everytime someone says "Jack" or "Rose" you drink. (Although drinking to Titanic can get depressing.)
2. I (heart) Huckabees: Every time you feel confused about what's going on you drink.
3. The Simpsons: Every time you hear "D'oh!", Lisa mentions humanity, Marge says "I don't know….", and every time Bart pulls a prank, you drink.
Kara Lindsey is a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Austin. She recieved her BS in Radio-Television-Film.
Tags: college life, Drinking, drinking games
Originally posted on Thursday, June 2nd, 2011
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Using the Application the first time – Creating your First Yoga Class Card
1. First Time Launching App – The Welcome Screen
When you launch the application the first time you will see the Little Shiny Om logo and it will fade away.
2. First Class Card – Add a new class card
Press the Add a new class card button to create your first Class Card.
3. First Class Card – enter a name for card
Enter a name for this Class Card. Usually the studio name you are attending.
4. First Class Card – enter how many classes are on the card
Enter the number of classes. If it has no limit, leave it as unlimited. Note if you select unlimited, it will set it for 365 classes.
5. First Class Card – enter card expiration date
Enter a date for the expiration of the card.
6. First Class Card – select alert option for your new card
If you want to be alerted when the card is expiring enter how many days before it expires you want the notice. This will appear at 8AM on the specified days before your card expires that you select. You will see an alert on your phone on the app icon and on the app itself on the home screen. Note: this is optional.
7. First Class Card – Select a card color and save it
Select a color you want for your class card. Tip: use different color cards for different studios, so you can keep thinkgs clear. Then Press either Save Card, or Save & Open. Save Card will return you to the homescreen. Save & Open will let you see the card list of classes, opening the card right away.
8. Save and Open the Card – viewing a created card
If you pressed Save & Open you will see the opened card and be able to check off that you attended a class.
9. Yoga Card – Check off a class you have attended
When you check off a class on the card, a quotation paper pops open. You can share this quote to your Facebook, or Twitter. Or you can close the quote popup to return to the opened card. Or use the back arrow at the top of the screen to return to the home screen for the app.
10. Quote Posting – Facebook
Send the quotation graphic up to your Facebook, to share with friends. Let them know you completed a class.
11. Quote Posting – Twitter
Send the quotation graphic up to Twitter, to share with friends. Let them know you completed a class.
12. Save the Quote or copy it
You can aslo hold your finger over the quote and press, and bring up the save image and copy dialog buttons. Save the image places it into your photo library. Copy places it into your clipboard, and then you can paste it into an email if you like.
13. Back to Home Screen
Congratulations! – You've made your first Yoga Class Card. Now when you return to the home screen, and when you launch the application the next time, you will see your Yoga Class Card on the home screen.
14. More Cards for more classes
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Managing Yoga Class Cards
15. Viewing your cards in a list
Click the list button in the upper right corner to view, edit and manage your yoga class cards in a list view.
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