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Moisture-Wicking Nightgown Keeps You Dry So Can Sleep
FeelGood Chemise
Moisture-Wicking Nightgown Keeps You Dry So Can Sleep
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Are you waking up drenched night after night due to hot flashes or night sweats? Our moisture-wicking nightgown draws perspiration away from the skin and forces it to the surface of the nightgown where it evaporates, so you're treated to a dry, restful night's sleep. Stretchy rib-knit fabric gently glides over your body for a hardly-know-it's-there feeling. Classic chemise hits about mid-thigh for a tangle-free sleep. Available in Women's Plus sizes.
- Innovative fabric draws moisture away from the body
- Heavenly soft and luxurious
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- Eases the discomfort of hot flashes and night sweats
- Approx. 38" long
- Polyester/cotton
- Machine wash and dry
- Imported
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Airedale mom from Best ever nightgown! I am a restless sleeper and have had trouble in the past finding a nightgown that works for me. I finally found it - the Feel Good chemise! This is a wonderful product - very soft and comfortable and does not get all twisted up when I move around at night. Plus the fabric really does make you feel more comfortable when the temperature rises! I will certainly be buying more. Hope you continue to carry it. I usually wear a Medium in most things, but in my opinion this nightgown runs a little big so next time I will try a Small.
Date published: 2016-08-27
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Date published: 2016-04-29
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Date published: 2016-03-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elfin from 5 stars for this feminine hot flashes nightgown that works I LOVE this nightgown---it truly works and now I can sleep comfortably through the night without chills from night sweats. The fabric is cozy and warm without being hot---and the nightie is pretty. Thanks!
Date published: 2016-02-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lakelander from Night Sweats??? You will love this for your summer night wear. Feels so wonderful against your skin.
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Date published: 2016-01-16
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Date published: 2015-08-10
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Description: Podaa Podi sweet-romantic film, set in London. Arjun and Nisha become lovers in a dramatic way. He leads an easy-going life with his uncle and she aspires to win a dance competition.Arjun is typical Indian, who wants his girlfriend to give up her profession for the sake of their relationship, but Nisha is not happy with his attitude. They get separated following an argument over this issue and come together in a blink-of-an-eye speed. In order to divert her attention from her profession, he uses quite a few tricks and gets short-term success.However, they tie the knot soon and they became proud parents of a baby boy. The story takes a twist and what happens next should be seen on-screen.
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2004 Acura TL with A-SPECTM Performance Package
The most recent addition to the Acura A-SPEC performance lineup is the 2004 TL. Acura's top-selling model features hot new styling, a more powerful 270 horsepower V-6 engine, a sport-tuned suspension, and 17-inch wheels and tires. A close ratio 6-speed manual transmission is available (a first for TL) and all TLs equipped with the 6-speed also feature Brembo front brakes. Inside, the TL features the automotive industry's first application of a standard DVD-Audio 5.1 surround sound system as well as a Bluetooth-enabled hands-free phone system called HandsFreeLinkTM.
The A-SPEC performance package for the TL is scheduled to go on sale this November at Acura dealers nationwide. It includes a suspension package with track-tuned shocks and springs, 18-inch wheels and tires, high performance brake pads for automatic transmission-equipped models, an aero kit, and a deck lid spoiler (or rear wing) as well as Acura A-SPEC badging. While an MSRP for the Acura TL A-SPEC performance package has not been announced, it will cost approximately $5,000 plus dealer installation.
Chassis/Suspension Modifications
- A-SPEC suspension (track-tuned shocks and springs)
- High performance brake pads (automatic transmission cars)
- 18x8.5 alloy wheels
- Yokohama AVS ES100 235/40-R18 95W tires
Exterior Modifications
- A-SPEC deck lid (or rear wing) spoiler
- A-SPEC aero kit
Interior Modifications
- A-SPEC steering wheel
- A-SPEC badging
Acura TSX A-SPECTM Concept
Since its debut in March, the 200-horsepower TSX has exceeded Acura sales goals in the extremely competitive sports sedan segment. With the car's aggressive styling, responsive powertrain and sporty chassis building a strong and rapidly growing following with the aftermarket, Honda Access America, the accessory division of Honda, designed a prototype A-SPEC kit to highlight the potential of this hot-selling new model. The performance package features an aero kit, and a sport suspension that gives it an even sleeker, more aggressive look while taking advantage of the TSX's unique and potent performance capabilities.
Chassis/Suspension Modifications
- Prototype sport suspension with track tuned shocks and springs
- Modulo sport exhaust
- Brembo prototype front brakes
- 18-inch wheels
- Yokohama 235/40 ZR tires
Exterior Modifications
- Prototype front bumper
- Prototype deck lid spoiler
- Side and rear valances
- Front side markers with white lenses
- Fog lights
- A-SPEC badging
Interior Modifications
- Momo steering wheel
- Prototype Recaro front seats
- NSX-R aluminum sport shift knob
- Prototype interior trim finish
- Sport floor mats
Honda Element Concept
The Honda Element delivers an affordable, rugged and adaptable platform that incorporates the best traits of a pickup with a hard flat floor, an SUV with a rear enclosed area and a car with responsive handling and good fuel economy. Starting around $16,000, the Element leaves room for extensive customization, and the Element Concept, developed by Honda Access America, shows one direction in which the Element can be taken. The concept features a high output i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine that takes advantage of a high flow exhaust to produce over 200 horsepower. An all-terrain sport suspension system coupled with high performance Brembo brakes and 21-inch wheels and tires offers increased handling precision on- and off-road as well as enhanced stopping power. Exterior modifications including a new front bumper and grille design, a wider track, bright aluminum finish and a roof-mounted tail spoiler give the Element a decidedly aggressive demeanor.
Powertrain Modifications
- 200+ horsepower i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine
- Custom high flow exhaust
Chassis/Suspension Modifications
- All-terrain on/off-road sport suspension
- High performance slotted Brembo brakes
- 21-inch Honda Access custom design 5-spoke alloy wheels with satin finish
- 245/35R 21 Michelin concept tires
Exterior Modifications
- New front bumper design with two-part metal/plastic combination
- Black chrome headlight/taillight bezel finish with clear signal indicators
- New grille design
- Rocker panel side sills
- Increased track width
- Flared, body colored fender panels
- New rear bumper design with integrated exhaust and heat diffuser
- Roof-mounted tail spoiler
- Bright aluminum finish on lower body panels
- "Blue Metal Xenon" painted upper panels
Interior Modifications
- Custom floor-to-ceiling center console including vehicle dynamics display, blue LED glow lighting and overhead mounted storage bins
- Racing-inspired instrument panel with "high-contrast" surface finish, aluminum accents and air vents
- Racing front bucket seats
- DVD navigation system
- Custom floor carpet
- Sport grip shift knob and steering wheel
- Door panel design modifications
Acura NSX
Using a wide variety of high-performance parts from premier aftermarket suppliers like Comptech, Cantrell Concepts, Sparco and Takata, enthusiast Duke Tubtim has created a flat out rocket of an NSX racecar. Duke's NSX features a supercharged C30A V-6 that delivers 322 horsepower at the rear wheels. He's displayed the car at several shows and has won at every show he's attended.
Powertrain Modifications
- Comptech Supercharger
- Daiken Exedy clutch
Chassis/Suspension Modifications o Tein RA coilover suspension
- Comptech strut tower
- Science of Speed/Comptech sway bars
- NSX-R front chassis braces
- Four-piston caliper front brakes
- 13" slotted rotors
- Volk Racing GT-7 wheels (18x8 front, 19x9.5 rear)
- Toyo Proxe T1-S tires (225/35 ZR 18 front, 265/30 ZR 19 rear)
Exterior Modifications o Burn Up front bumper
- Lechers side skirts
- Gruppe M rear valance
- Science of Speed JGTC carbon fiber hood
- Cantrell Concepts carbon fiber fuel filler with fuel filler cap
- Taitec carbon fiber JGTC wing
- NSX-R door badges
Interior Modifications o Blitz DC instrument panel
- Bride Zeta 11 bucket seats
- Takata four point racing harness
- Sparco ring steering wheel
- Alpine navigation system and DVD changer
- Playstation 2
Skunk2 Acura RSX Racecar
The Skunk2 RSX racecar was built to compete in the NHRA All-Motor Class. It pushes the class rules to the absolute limits without incurring a weight penalty. This car features an alcohol injected 2.4 liter DOHC VTEC engine with a K24 block and K20 cylinder head package. The RSX unibody has been integrated with a chromoly tube frame, which helps to make it lighter and stronger than most, if not all cars in its class. The roof has been lowered by one inch to give it an aggressive demeanor while retaining the stock look. Suspension modifications include a multi-link rear suspension design, racing shocks with titanium springs and Goodyear tires.
Powertrain Modifications
- Alcohol injected 2.4 liter DOHC VTEC engine
- K24 block with K20 cylinder head package
- Custom ultralight roller rocker arms
- Skunk2 camgears, camshafts and valve springs
- Cunningham rods
- Custom pistons
- Lightweight custom flywheel and carbon-carbon clutch
- Skunk2 custom header and intake manifold
- Chassis/Suspension Modifications o Integrated chromoly tube frame
- Multi-link rear suspension design
- Skunk2 racing shocks with titanium springs
- Goodyear Tires (26x9 front, 25x4 rear)
Exterior Modifications
- Super flat black paint
King Motorsports Mugen Honda S2000
Using an assortment of Mugen high performance parts, King Motorsports (the sole authorized North American distributor for Mugen Co., Ltd.) has created an impressive performance S2000 that builds on the vehicle's many strengths to make a great performing car even better.
Powertrain Modifications
- Mugen carbon fiber air intake
- Mugen SS titanium exhaust system
- Mugen stainless steel exhaust header
Chassis/Suspension Modifications
- Mugen NZ adjustable coil over suspension kit
- Mugen MF10 bronze wheels (17x7.5 52 mm offset, front, 17x8.5 59 mm offset, rear)
- Bridgestone S0-3 tires (215/45 ZR 17 front, 245/40/ZR 17 rear)
Exterior Modifications
- Mugen carbon fiber hard top
- Mugen carbon fiber hood
- Mugen carbon fiber rear wing
- Mugen SS rear bumper kit
- Mugen SS front bumper and under tray kit
Interior Modifications
- Mugen S1 bucket seats and seat rails
2004 Civic Si with Honda Factory PerformanceTM Package
The 2004 Civic Si went on sale in September with larger 16-inch wheels and tires for crisper handling and increased grip; redesigned headlights and taillights for a more modern look; new silver trim on the instrument panel and doors; and a new side sill garnish. Beginning in mid-December, the 160-horsepower hot hatchback can be equipped with a new Honda Factory Performance accessory package sold at Honda dealers nationwide. The kit includes suspension elements that lower the car approximately one inch and enhance handling performance with aggressively tuned shocks and springs. The Honda FP kit also adds 17-inch wheels and high performance tires. The MSRP for the package will be approximately $4,000 plus dealer installation. The 2004 Honda Civic Si display car at SEMA features the complete HFP package.
Chassis/Suspension Modifications
- HFP suspension (track-tuned shocks and springs)
- 17x7 alloy wheels
- High performance Yokohama AVS ES 100 215/45-R17 87W tires
Exterior Modifications
- Hatch spoiler
- Under-body aero kit
- HFP badging
- Integrated exhaust finishers
Interior Modifications
- HFP shift knob
- Carbon fiber trim kit
- Engine cover
- HFP emblem kit
2003 AEM/DriverFX.com Civic
Driven by import drag racing legend Stephan Papadakis, the 2003 AEM/Driver FX.com Civic was built to compete in the 2003 NHRA Sport Compact Series Pro RWD class. In 2003, Papadakis drove this car to the World's Fastest Sport Compact and World's Quickest Honda titles with a 207.8 MPH trap speed and a 6.71 second ET. This racecar achieves mid-six-second elapsed times at speeds of over 200 mph using a combination of high-performance components. It features a 3.0-liter Acura NSX V-6 engine, a chromoly steel chassis by Don Ness Racecars, AEM Plug & Play programmable engine management system and air/fuel (UEGO) controller, AEM ignition system, AEM cam gears and fuel pressure regulators, and a Lenco 5-speed transmission.
Powertrain Specifications
- 3.0-liter Acura NSX V-6 engine
- Hogan intake manifold
- Saenz titanium rods
- Wiseco forged pistons
- AEM rocker arms
- Crane cams
- AEM cam gears
- Lenco 5-speed transmission
- Velasco billet crank
- East-West titanium clutch
- Innovative Turbo Systems turbochargers and wastegates
- Fluidyne radiator
Fuel System Specifications
- Racing methanol fuel
- Waterman engine-driven fuel pump
- AEM adjustable fuel pressure regulators
- RC Engineering 1600CC fuel injectors
Electrical/Data Acquisition
- AEM engine management/data acquisition
- AEM air/fuel controller
- AEM ignition
- MSD spark plug wires
- MSD coils
- Denso iridium spark plugs
Chassis/Suspension Specifications
- Don Ness Racecars chromoly steel chassis
- Lamb adjustable front strut assembly with titanium springs
- KONI electronic rear shocks
- Racepak chassis data acquisition
- Lamb carbon fiber brakes
- Toyo tires (25.0x4.5x15-front, 33.5x17x16-rear)
Exterior Specifications
- Carbon fiber Civic body with enhanced aerodynamics
- 2003 Viper red paint
- Modern Image Signworks graphics
- Pro-Seat custom molded seat
- carbon fiber wheel tubs
- Sparco steering wheel
- Auto meter gauges
Honda Factory Performance (HFP)/Ro_Ja Honda Accord Concept
The Honda Factory Performance (HFP)/Ro_Ja Honda Accord Concept makes its debut in the Honda display at SEMA. It was developed as a collaboration between industry icon RJ deVera and Honda Factory Performance. The goal was to combine aftermarket products, Honda factory components and HFP accessories to create a car that meets the demands of today's enthusiast buyers. To do it, the Accord Coupe received a 2.4-liter i-VTEC TSX engine and a TSX close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission, a Pure Styling Ro_Ja Ground Effects Kit, Sparco racing seats, 19-inch Ro_Ja Forged wheels and BF Goodrich tires. Leading aftermarket companies GReddy Performance Products USA, Circuit Worx, and Street Concepts pitched in to help make the concept a wildly creative, yet purely Honda vision of the Accord Coupe.
Powertrain Modifications
- 2.4 liter, 4-cylinder Acura TSX i-VTEC engine
- Acura TSX 6-speed manual transmission
- GReddy turbo system
- GReddy stainless steel dual exhaust system
Chassis/Suspension Modifications
- HFP suspension upgrade (shocks and springs)
- 19x8 Ro_Ja Motorsports Formula 2 wheels
- BF Goodrich G-Force KDW 235/35-ZR19 high performance tires
Exterior Modifications
- Pure Styling Ro_Ja Ground effects kit
- HFP rear wing
- Versus Motorsports carbon fiber hood
- Honda Formula Red paint
Interior Modifications
- Black Sparco Torino 2 front seats
- Sparco shift knob
- Color-matched interior panels and rear seats


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Public Lands Council has begun the process to create a public land use bill for Emery County. They have held a series of public meetings. A month ago, the lands council voted to begin the process for a lands use bill for Emery County similar to the Washington County Lands Use Bill which recently passed in Congress. Information gathered will also be used to rewrite the public lands portion of the Emery County General Plan. Various topics were identified for which information will be gathered in the public meeting process as well as from other sources. The meetings began with cultural and historical resources on July 15 and travel and transportation on July 16 along with wildlife on July 21. A meeting on utility corridors and rights of way, was held July 28. A meeting addressing water rights and water use was on July 28. Grazing and livestock were addressed on July 29. On July 30, the topic was mineral exploration and extraction. A second meeting is scheduled for the travel and transportation issue on Aug. 12 at 7 p.m.
An update on each of these individual meetings was given at the public lands council work meeting on Aug. 4. Mike McCandless is chairing the utility corridors and rights of way, he said their meeting was not well attended, but they did identify everything that needed to be regarding right of ways and utility corridors. One main item was access to existing and future telecommunications sites many, of which are on mountain tops in what could become wilderness areas. The main concern in the meetings is loss of access. McCandless said they don't want to lose access to any telecommunications sites. They need a site in Turtle Canyon and also along the Green River cut-off road. If the carbon sequestration plant goes through in that area, utilities will be needed to that site. They will also work to get areas they identified on the map of the utility corridor. Telecommunication sites need to be placed at intervals of 12 miles apart and the language for any bill would need to include this allowance. Some sites along SR-24, the Hanksville road, also need to be identified. Some of these are on SITLA or private ground. Rocky Mountain Power is looking at utility corridors and they have three alternative routes outlined, but a decision hasn't been made as to the route at this time. McCandless said these transmission lines will be three times larger than anything we have in the area at this time.
Vernell Rowley discussed the cultural and historical sites public hearing. He said they have identified 65 historical sites and mapped them. They currently need to map cultural and scenic sites. They are asking for public input to make sure all sites of these types are identified and located on maps. GPS readings of sites are helpful.
Mistie Christiansen spoke about the livestock and grazing public meeting. She was concerned at the lack of public at the meeting and what needs to be done to pull people in.
Sherrel Ward suggested now the initial meetings have been conducted that the topics and subcommittees be combined. Documents must be ready to present at the next round of meetings so the public has something concrete to respond to. Ward wondered where the council goes from here in regards to wilderness. Ward wondered what the council does in regards to SUWA. Ray Petersen, public lands director, said that SUWA will tell you that they have their proposal for wilderness which is the America's Red Rock Wilderness Act and he doesn't see them compromising on anything.
Petersen said Emery County needs to have its own wilderness proposal. Gary Petty said he had talked to permittees in the Washington County area and it is too soon to tell how grazing will be affected on wilderness lands there. He also mentioned the Salmon River Wilderness in Idaho where many permittees voluntarily relinquished their grazing permits.
Christiansen said one major concern in their public hearing was if the bill becomes something the county doesn't agree with then Sen. Bennett will pull the bill. Petersen said it is a common practice in Congress for so many attachments to bills they become unrecognizable. He said there are always no grazing advocates that try to make their voices heard, there was a no grazing alternative to the recent BLM RMP; but that alternative wasn't chosen.
Petersen said maintaining control of the bill is crucial.
It is a common misconception that cows cause problems and education needs to take place on the benefits of grazing.
Christiansen said maybe more people will turn out to the meetings, when the wilderness issue is discussed. The point was made that the language in the bill for grazing needs to state that the permittees can do repairs to their water structures and other needed repairs using mechanical maintenance. Petty said he would like to know more about the Wilderness Act and Petersen said he would provide him with a copy.
Wayne Ludington from the BLM, said a permittee might need a whole new permit to ensure that the proper language was included so mechanical maintenance can continue even if an allotment becomes part of a wilderness area.
Priscilla Burton reported on the mineral exploration and extraction meeting. They had 12 people in attendance and three were from state agencies and some were mineral permit holders. Those attending didn't provide much input, but said they would take the information back to their respective companies and issue comments in the future. They wished to remain confidential as far as any future plans for areas of exploration. The attendees also requested some form of newsletter to update them on the work of the subcommittee in regards to minerals. Some at this meeting expressed anger as to why wilderness is even being considered, but by the end of the meeting they were able to see why the county is beginning to engage in the process.
Mark Williams reported on the travel and transportation meeting saying there were more people there from out of our county than from the county. The people voiced their concerns that they don't want to lose anything we have now. They also expressed concerns about the trails around Green River and SR-24 as they aren't identified yet by the Price BLM. The people also wanted a broader definition of camping. Just so many feet off the road, isn't very good information.
Petty wondered where bicycles fit into wilderness. Petersen said no bicycles, unless Congress has special language to allow the use of a bicycle in a wilderness area. No mechanized travel in wilderness. Petersen said the spokesman for USA-ALL stated their position is no net loss of trails because it seems like every time you go through some process you lose something.
The meeting on wildlife was not well attended either. The DWR said they need to maintain aerial access for animal surveys and any transplanting of animals they undertake. They need to be able to land helicopters and would want language to allow this use to continue. The DWR also needs to be able to place guzzlers and do predator control.
Bruce Wilson, public lands chairman wondered how the Washington County Bill wildlife language compares with what Emery County needs. Guy Webster said some adjustments will need to be made, the part about being able to land a helicopter and other issues. Christiansen said the water language is pretty close to what Emery County needs. Ward said the council needs to make sure that nothing interferes with the salinity projects going forward in the county. The county needs to be protected against defining water quality and quantity in the water language should an area become wilderness.
People also voiced concern that they didn't want to do anything which would limit future industry in the county.


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In tenth grade I got my drivers license and began spending most of my free time in Portland, shopping for CDs and frequenting the $4.98 vegan buffet at Little Lad's. So how did I overlook Silly's? I'd never heard of this vegan-friendly East End institution until I moved north, two hours away from the falafel, pizza, and desserts I might have devoured as a teenager.
Though the restaurant serves meat and dairy, Silly's makes vegans and vegetarians feel welcome. The thoughtful, creative vegan menu got my mouth watering, so while we ran errands in Portland last weekend we made sure to stop in for lunch.
The shaded, kitschy backyard garden was busy on a Saturday afternoon. Our table offered a prime view of flowers growing in a polka-dotted bathtub. A family of sparrows arguing in a nearby tree drowned out most of the nostalgic 80s music.
I ordered the Zoomazoom wrap, which featured falafel fried to crispy perfection inside an enormous white flour tortilla (brown rice tortillas are also available). Thanks to plenty of raw spinach, lettuce, tomato, onion and olives, this falafel wrap felt a little healthier than most. The creamy, mildly spicy sauce was a change of pace from rich tahini dressing.
We shared the Peppakalaspinavegandocious, a colorful pizza with a puffy, filling crust. (Our server repeated the order back to us with obvious joy--he'd been practicing that one.) A creamy basil sauce that tasted like it was made with white beans was hidden beneath spinach, roasted red peppers, kalamatas, garlic and fresh tomatoes. I'd probably skip the sauce next time, because it made the center of the crust soggy, and the garlic and olives drowned out its mild flavor. For a few bucks, you can add Vegan Gourmet mozzarella to any pizza, but with all those vegetables, this one didn't need it.
The best and most surprising part of my meal was a thick, heavenly nutmeg milkshake made with Soy Dream and Organic Edensoy. I'm usually put off by the strangely sweet, beany flavor of soy dairy products, but in this shake I couldn't detect anything weird behind the nutmeg. Silly's has a shake to suit any palate, from classics like coffee and strawberry to the more adventurous cranberry sauce, molasses, curry, and tahini. The chai flavor is next on my list, along with a slice of dark chocolate vegan cake to go.
While vegans can't eat everything on the menu, Silly's has more than enough to keep us entertained and well-fed. Silly's earns a triumphant four on the chickpea scale!


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How Hubspot Sparked A Movement Behind Their Brand (Just Like Beyonce)
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How to beat Hubspot at its own game
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Email Marketing ROI: Measure with Ease Using HubSpot
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Tracking Email Analytics Outside of HubSpot
While working for Synecore , a Minneapolis-based inbound marketing agency, it was inevitable that I would have to become very comfortable with the ins and outs of HubSpot. You see, Synecore has been a Gold Level HubSpot Partner for some time now, and I have developed quite a relationship with HubSpot's marketing automation platform during that time. HubSpot is a great tool for numerous reasons, but one of the biggest has to be the integrated analytics found within the platform. HubSpot makes it easy as pie with tracking URLs. What is a HubSpot Tracking URL?
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The 4 Most Useful Tools within the HubSpot CRM
And then, I was introduced to HubSpot. I had no expections for HubSpot's new CRM at first. Here are the most useful tools I've found since using the HubSpot CRM since September: #1 Streamlined Communication. The "Communicator" within each prospect record is my favorite feature in HubSpot's CRM. Another tool I've found valuable is the capability to save email templates.
B2B Marketing Trends for 2016
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HubSpot's Matt Barby talks data, content creation and maximising the customer experience.
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Matt Barby, Global Head of Growth and SEO at HubSpot, talked to Birmingham based inbound marketing agency Tomorrow People about the role of data in content creation, the reasons why some SMEs are struggling to capitalise on it and what the future holds for data driven marketing and content creation. SEO Content & Data
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Schremp is no fool
Robin Brownlee
December 08 2008 04:34PM
Players with more dangle and higher point totals than Rob Schremp have been busts in the NHL because they had skills worth a million bucks, but brains you'd be hard-pressed to get 10 cents for.
How many talented but stubborn prospects have failed to live up to the expectations of draft day because they never figured it out? "It" being the ability to grasp a simple premise -- give them what they want, because if you don't, somebody else will.
If the coach says you have to get stronger, get stronger. If he says you have to get faster, get faster. If he insists you have to be more reliable defensively with no regard for the fact you scored 50 goals in The Dub or the OHL (it's 70 goals in the Q because everybody except fourth-liners gets 35), then get to stepping and figure out how.
In Schremp's case, the coach, Craig MacTavish, has been saying all those things since the Oilers drafted him 25th overall from the London Knights in 2004. Apparently, Schremp's been listening.
That makes him talented AND smart.
Doing it right
"There's confidence building in my game and confidence coming from the coaching staff as well," said Schremp, who has three assists and a plus-2 rating since being recalled from Springfield of the AHL. "I mean, this is the most I've played. It's been a good start."
Three games in his latest NHL stint does not a career make, but it's obvious that Schremp is sharp enough to understand his best chance at long-term employment in the NHL -- and cashing the cheques that come with it -- is to listen to what he's told and provide what's asked for.
At 22, Schremp has it figured out. Given his reputation going into the draft -- an overblown bum-rap as a bad act that contributed to him plummeting out of the top 10 -- he seemed a prime candidate to become one of those guys who blew it because he figured he knew more than the organization that drafted him.
"Hey, MacT, shove defensive reliability up your crack. I'm Robbie Freakin' Schremp, Schrempy, the Schrempmeister. I had 145 points in London, so I'm gonna become a Selke Trophy candidate? Maybe YOU had to backcheck, but me? Skating? Pfft. Get serious." You get the drift.
"Defensive hockey doesn't take away from your offence," said Schremp. "It only adds. It's just learning how to do it.
"I never learned. As a kid, I just played offence. In junior, I just played offence. I always had the puck. I mean, look at our team in London. We always had the puck, you know what I mean?
"Then, when you get thrown into pro, it's like you have to learn. That's been my last two years in the minors."
Now, after taking advice to heart Schremp didn't always want to hear, here he is.
Funny how that works
"This is the last year of my contract," Schremp said. "I want to play some hockey and I don't want to go to the minors. I don't want to be there. I've had enough of it.
"I feel I put in the work down there. I think I can help at this level. My point of view is I want to be here for the year."
It goes without saying Schremp needs to keep doing what he's been doing to stick into the New Year. When Sam Gagner and Robert Nilsson return from injuries, MacTavish will have some decisions to make.
But, by buying in instead of whining that he'd never get a fair shake from MacTavish -- I was one of those people who thought Schremp and MacT would never find common ground and predicted Schremp would be traded at the June draft -- No. 88 might now have an ally.
"In the grand scheme of things, there's a way to play and there's the kind of player he wants me to be," Schremp said of MacTavish. "When he sees that, I get my shot.
"He wants to make sure I'm ready and that I can have a long career and not be up and down. It was frustrating at times, but it takes time to mature and grow and realize what the game plan is.
"It's not the coach not wanting to give you a shot or hating you, it's that they have a game plan. The coach wants to have players succeed and have a career. A couple years ago I guess you could say I was a long shot, now I'm right here and pretty close to being a good player."
Around the rink
-- Dustin Penner, who has been nagged by a knee injury that's significant enough he had an MRI last week, didn't skate today. Neither did Sheldon Souray, an absence MacTavish characterized as a chance to rest some "wear and tear."
-- Gagner (mild concussion) won't play against the Panthers Thursday and Nilsson (shoulder) as listed as very doubtful.
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I like how old MacT is still rockin the 25th anniversary jacket.
@ Chris: Frame it however you want. Smyth is not worth what Colorado is paying him. With rare exception, giving any player at or near the age of 30 a deal for five or six years, front-loaded or not, is an investment in a diminishing return.
And there are plenty of established UFAs under the new CBA who are worth an overpayment because of their age and the fact they are in their prime. Six years for a 26-year-old can make sense. That's seldom the case if the player is 30 or older.
@ RobinB: We just disagree on this. That and Lowe could have signed up Smyth for less than the 30 or 32 million Colorado paid. Oh, and could probably move him had his contract negatively effected a Management Plan moving forward...assuming there is a plan aside from grooming an army of small, skilled, non violent, non shaving, fast skating second liners to play in every situation.
RB: these guys the Oilers are looking to pick up, can any of them kill penalties, block shots and win faceoffs?
December 09 2008, 04:00PM
I'm with Robin on this one. Overpaying guys just about to round the corner from peak to downwards slide is not a good way to allocate funds. Look at the NYR. Would you like to have any of Gomez, Drury, Redden or Rozival for those number? I'll take a pass thanks.
@ hockeysmack: The Oilers offered Smyth a deal that averaged $5.4 million a season for five seasons, or $27 million.
In my mind, that's too much for a player who was 31 at the time and had a lot of wear and tear on him. Smyth ended up getting more, plus a sixth year, from Colorado. Good for Smyth, but how smart does that look right now?
Lowe went as far as he was willing to go and further than I would have -- and I enjoyed having Ryan around and would havce liked to see him stay.
@ RobinB:
In a city that has seen every popular player we have ever had be traded for the last thirty years, I believe it would have been worthwhile to keep Smytty here even if it was an overpayment.
He was heart and soul, even if he was a diminishing return he would still be a very good example, and I believe Penner would have developed better with Smytty here.
December 09 2008, 04:27PM
That would apply if the player in question is Joe Sakic. Let's not overstate how good Smyth is, and frankly they wouldn't have signed Penner if they had paid Smyth.
@ Cam: Like I said, I would like to have seen Smyth stay as well, but not at any cost. But think for a second about what you just said about Smyth and Penner. Watching Smyth decline, you want to tie up $30 million in Smyth and another $21.25 million in Penner? That's close to $10 million a season for two left wingers.
December 09 2008, 04:28PM
@ Cam:
I'm all for tagging up on Robin but, you guys are way off. Robin is right. As much as I loved Smyth as an Oiler what he's getting now is ridiculous. $6 million for Smyth? Not on your life kiddies.
As for Penner developing better had Ryan still been around... I'm willing to wager that the Penner signing is the direct result of losing 94. If Smyth was around, Penner wouldn't be.
As for the entire Ryan Smyth topic...
*baggedmilk resumes his position kicking the dead horse*
@ Dennis: I'm not sure because I haven't looked up his stats and the AHL website isn't the greatest to begin with, but I can tell you the Oilers have tossed around the name of Zenon Konopka, a Tampa Bay farmhand who is playing in Norfolk. He's the team captain.
He's a centre. Aggressive. Tough. Decent skater. He played with Penner in Cincinnati.
Here we are smack in the middle of a tired debate. For me personally I was mad at Lowe for pulling the plug on the season. I was mad at Lowe for ruining Mark Messier Night. I was mad that the team went on an embarrassing 20+ game slide and season ticket holders like myself couldn't give tickets away. I was mad at Lowe when during the slide everyone got up and left Rexall after the 50/50 draw. If anyone thinks it's a good idea to tank on purpose for a higher draft pick put your money where your mouth is and give me full price for my seat. Chara isn't worth 7.5 mil. yet Boston wouldn't be winning at the same rate without him. You overpay the vetran who has paid his dues and your underpaid youth have something to aspire to. Smyth is still better than Nilsson period. Yes Smyth hasn't lit the world on fire in Colorado. It's called an adjustment period...or maybe it's organizational chemistry. (Remember Lupul?)We are a worse team for his absence; And like I already said: if Smyth was worth 32 million as a UFA, I'm sure we could have traded him at 27 million. Oh wait, we want to go another 15 years without home ice in the playoffs!
@ baggedmilk: You thought claiming Gratton would be a good idea, so for pity sake, stay the hell off my side.
@ Chris: You're just mad at Lowe, period. Move on and stop letting this fixation cloud your judgment on other issues. It rings through everything you write.
December 09 2008, 04:58PM
@ RobinB:
I never thought claiming Gratton would be a good idea. I went along for a ride on the "find out saviour" bandwagon. I think it's hilarious that people are still so caught up on either Smyth or Glencross that they think the saviour of this team will be found on the waiver wire.
I don't take your side often so you should cherish these moments.
I'm mad at Lowe because I don't think he knows what he is doing. He doesn't sign Smyth. Then he says he made a mistake. Then he compensates by giving Horcoff a dream extension. He drops George who would stay for cheap. You assume it's because they weren't happy. Then he throws a pile of money at George. Why? Oh yeah... we got smacked up and down the ice in divisional play for two years! During those two years Lowe refuses to acknowledge that there is a problem. He dumped Pronger like he had Leprosy...then talks about a five year plan... What plan? I see no ryme nor reason. I love the Oilers but I don't see any sembelence of a plan. My anger clouds my judgment because I'm a true fan and therefore very emotional! I make no apologies for that.
December 09 2008, 05:57PM
baggedmilk wrote:
I never thought claiming Gratton would be a good idea. I went along for a ride on the "find out saviour" bandwagon.
And anyone who had Gratton pegged as a "saviour" needs to go back on their meds. I'm of the opinion that he would have been useful in a 4th line role, and would shore up some team weaknesses; nothing more than that.
December 09 2008, 06:06PM
RobinB wrote:
Nobody wanted Gratton? How could that be? Another case of GMs and their scouting staffs not knowing as much as fans and bloggers. Dimwits.
Mike Milbury was a GM. So was Doug MacLean. It can't be that hard.
Gratton would be a fit on a handful of teams. Obviously, teams near the cap (ANA, BOS, BUF, CGY, CHI, DAL, DET, FLA, MIN, MTL, NJ, NYR, OTT, PHI, PIT, SJ and WSH) wouldn't want him. That's 18 teams right there - 19 when we add Tampa Bay.
What teams are left that are a) contending for a playoff spot this year and b) not on a tight budget? Colorado, Edmonton, Phoenix, Vancouver and Toronto by my count. Which of those teams need a 4th line centre? Off the top of my head, not Colorado or Vancouver for sure. That leaves three teams - and there's a case to be made that the Oilers were too close to the cap/already boasting a bunch of forwards and thus wouldn't be interested.
Chris Gratton's a better player, a more useful player, and a much better pickup than, say, Jesse Boulerice. It isn't about me being brighter than NHL GM's - it's that the number of teams who would be a fit for Gratton are awfully limited, and it would only take a couple to blink for Gratton to pass through entirely.
@ Jonathan Willis: Wasn't referring to you specifically in the bloggers and fans bit. Would've named you if I was limiting my remarks to you. That aside, Gratton wasn't a good idea and its a good thing the Oilers passed. Better pick-up than Boulerice? Absolutely. But why follow a terrible (and useless) claim with a merely bad one? Again, faint praise.
RB: I remembered that guy from his CBJ days.
What they should be looking for is something they don't have: PKers, guys who block shots and guys who can kill penalties.
December 09 2008, 08:27PM
@ Chris: Chris,
I agree that this team still has some warts. The reason they can't trade a goalie is because no one wants one right now, at least not Garon or Roloson.
I just don't think Gratton is the guy, if you want someone else then I agree completely. They still need more grit and aggression on this team, and at this stage of his career Gratton doesn't really bring that.
Don't expect a move before Xmas, but in January I expect some action. Probably nothing major, but some tweaking.
@ Dennis: Agreed.
By the way, I was thinking of the reference I made in the Schremp piece about guys who had numbers better than Robbie but NEVER made it to the NHL.
I thought I'd look up a few of the guys I was thinking of who were coming up when I was covering my final WHL season in Kamloops in 1988-89. I know these names won't mean much to anybody under 35, but they are examples of players who tore it up in the WHL and never played even one game in the NHL. I'm sure there are countless more from the WHL, OHL and QMJHL just in the last 10 years.
-- Ken Morrison scored 72-83-155 with Kamloops and PA in 85-86. Played with Rob Brown. -- Glenn Goodall scored 76-87-163 with Seattle in 89-90. Played with Petr Nedved. -- Victor Gervais scored 64-96-160 with Seattle in 89-90. -- Dennis Holland scored 82-85-167 with Portland in 88-89.
Man, I'm old . . .
December 09 2008, 09:09PM
Well, Gratton's foot speed is an issue and there's no two ways about it. He can get lumped in with guys like McLaren and Smolinski, who can't seem to find a home despite the fact that they probably have some NHL usefulness left.
It seems mostly like a salary cap thing to me, along with teams wanting to develop their young players. Is Chris Gratton a better option right now than some current roster players? I think the answer is an unqualified yes. Still, if the G.M. is looking at this team going forward and thinks current fringe players (Brodziak, Pouliot, Reddox, we all know the list) are going to be contributers going forward, I can see an argument against adding another forward to the roster, especially a stopgap like Gratton.
Is that where you're coming from, Robin, or do you honestly think that Gratton's done at 33?
December 09 2008, 09:12PM
@ RobinB:
Also, I sure appreciate the Konopka reference. I've heard of him, and as I recall he's got a mean streak and has been a top AHL player for some time. Don't know much else about him, though.
@ Jonathan Willis: I've never thought as much of Gratton, even in his prime, as some people have. Given his size and skills, he's never been as good as he should have been. A bit of a dog in my mind.
I'm not against adding a contract for the right fourth-liner, but I don't see Gratton as it. I also don't see Reddox and Pouliot being real fits in that role over the long term. Brodziak? He should be a lock, but he hasn't brought the consistent physical presence and "spark" factor I thought he would after watching him in the AHL in 04-05.
As for Konopka, the Oilers actually inquired about him for the first time last season. I know Kevin Lowe has asked Penner what he thinks of him in recent weeks.
December 09 2008, 09:41PM
@ RobinB: Rueben,
Dennis Holland played with Troy Mick and maybe the most exciting twin brother combo in Troy and Trevor Pohl. They were nut cases and small, but man did they love to fight. Mick was a sniper who never panned out at all. He might have been a bigger bust. I think he even coached the Blazers in the early 2000s...Dennis Holland that is a blast from the past. Love it.
@ Jason Gregor: Have to disagree on the bigger bust assessment. Holland scored 82 goals and had 85 assists. He could snipe and he created offence.
Mick's best year was 63 goals and he only had 49 the season Holland had 82. I always thought of Mick as more of a complimentary player. Nice finish, but you had to get him the puck in the right spot. And he was a bit of a pretty boy and a poser. Holland controlled the play and set the pace.
I thought Dennis was a sure-fire Steve Yzerman kind of prospect. Then again, I thought the same thing about Len Barrie. And the Pohl's were tough little nuts
December 09 2008, 10:20PM
RobinB wrote:
I've never thought as much of Gratton, even in his prime, as some people have. Given his size and skills, he's never been as good as he should have been. A bit of a dog in my mind.
No, I never liked Gratton as an offensive player - he was OK, but I completely agree with what you're saying.
Thing is that I have all kinds of time for big forwards with an edge who can win faceoffs, and I like the idea of buying low - everybody slumps, and that Tampa Bay roster is full of players who probably aren't as bad as the team around them. Plus it's got an ownership/management group with all kinds of questions, so they seem like a prime target.
Of course, if the Oilers were to add a player who's both cheaper/younger and with a similar skill set, that would be the better option.
@ Jason Gregor:
Anyone ever considered Yanic Perrault for a year or two???
#1 - I Do remember reading about Holland and I'm also under the age of 35.
What do I win?;)
2: if we agree that the Oilers need guys to win faceoffs and kill penalties than can we agree that aren't currently all that interested in addressing those needs?
By and large guys who can help run PP's are going to get paid so it should be a lot easier to find affordable PKers than it would PPers.
Our PP is going fine and we're a little above middling at EV but the PK is pretty much a guarenteed goal against a game. Right now the OIlers don't have the guys in the top nine who can do the job so we should be filling the 4th liners with guys who Can.
And that's why I wanted Gratton here. Has he lived up to his billing? Certainly not. But he can win faceoffs and he's killed penalties in the past so why not take a flyer on him.
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I'm mad at Lowe because I don't think he knows what he is doing. He doesn't sign Smyth. Then he says he made a mistake. Then he compensates by giving Horcoff a dream extension. He drops George who would stay for cheap. You assume it's because they weren't happy. Then he throws a pile of money at George. Why? Oh yeah… we got smacked up and down the ice in divisional play for two years! During those two years Lowe refuses to acknowledge that there is a problem. He dumped Pronger like he had Leprosy…then talks about a five year plan… What plan? I see no ryme nor reason. I love the Oilers but I don't see any sembelence of a plan. My anger clouds my judgment because I'm a true fan and therefore very emotional! I make no apologies for that.
I agree Lowe has made lots of mistakes, but I believe that Lowe is learning from them and is turning into a better manager as a result. I don't think he was mentored overly much and has learned things the hard way at the expense of the fans. As much as I totally agree with you on almost everything you say about him, I believe that now that he has learned those lessons I wouldn't trade him in for anyone else since I don't want some newbie making the same mistakes, which is why I am glad he is looking over Tambo's shoulder.
I guess we will have to disagree about Smytty, since I believe that sometimes you need to overpay for experience and tradition and the price tag was 5.5 mil at the time and I don't think that was out of line for 25-30 goals a year with the other intangibles that Smyth brought.
As for Gratton, we don't need another slow poke.
December 10 2008, 10:55AM
@ rindog:
I'm sure someone might have, if they were drunk. The Oilers need to develop guys in ever aspect of the game. Perrault is great in the dot, but that's about it anymore. I know he is only emergency call up and has to go down the minute they activate Nilsson, but Brule has really worked on his draws and I'd rather see him than Reddox. Once he goes down and serves his 4 game suspension, I want to see him in that role. I think he can do much more than just take draws, which is all Gratton or Perrault can do at this point.
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Brule has really worked on his draws and I'd rather see him than Reddox. Once he goes down and serves his 4 game suspension, I want to see him in that role. I think he can do much more than just take draws, which is all Gratton or Perrault can do at this point.
Two points:
1) Do you think Brule is better served by a full season on the 1st line in the minors to refocus his game or by a protracted stint on an NHL 4th line?
2) Gratton is a much better player than Perreault at this stage in their respective careers. Perreault has 19 points in 70 games since his stint in Phoenix, while Gratton has been a middling offensive player prior to this season, but hasn't taken on much water playing for a miserable Lightning franchise. He still adds a physical presence, and does a good job positionally in the defensive zone (from what I've seen at any rate). He's a good utility player, not a defensive disaster like Perreault.
Bolts just recalled Zenon Konopka from Norfolk.
TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have recalled center Zenon Konopka from the Norfolk Admirals of the American Hockey League today, Executive Vice President and General Manager Brian Lawton announced.
Konopka, 6-foot-1, 213-pounds, has played in 27 games with Norfolk this season, recording seven goals and 21 points. He is tied for third on the team in points and is fifth in goals. His three game-winning goals lead the team.
A native of Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, Konopka has played in 32 career NHL games with Columbus and Anaheim. He recorded a career-best four goals and seven points with two power-play goals in 23 games with the Ducks in 2005-06.
Konopka has played in 307 career AHL games with Norfolk, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Utah, Syracuse, Cincinnati and Portland. He has netted 93 career goals and recorded 233 points. He also played in 44 career Calder Cup Playoff games, recording 17 goals and 45 points. Konopka has also played in 91 career games in the ECHL with Wheeling and Idaho, recording 28 goals and 98 points.
The 27-year-old played in 242 games with the Ottawa 67s of the Ontario Hockey League during his junior career. Konopka scored 28 goals and recorded 98 points with Ottawa. He also played in 51 career playoff games, recording 16 goals and 37 points.
Undrafted out of juniors, Konopka served as the captain for the AHL's Syracuse Crunch last season.
@ Jason Gregor:
Well, I seem to recall a player who was a total bust with our organization at the end of his career (Adam Oates ring a bell?).
Even though he was bust production wise - everyone in the organization credited Oates with helping to improve our face-offs immensely.
I see could see Perrault doing the same sort of thing. Give him 4th line minutes and have him take all of the important face-offs until our guys have hopefully improved????
Just a thought....
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The long-legged, tall actor, is well-known for his easy-going manner, good looks, and fit body. But one thing that's been bothering him... Gong Yoo is young-looking for his age and has played more than his share of high school students. Now, 28 years old, the star wants to move on and pass that stage in his life.
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Mezlan Loyola Crocodile Oxford
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Item # dsw12prod4160377
Luxurious leather and exquisite details are the hallmarks of Mezlan footwear. A world-class craftsmanship sets the standard for quality and performance.
- Leather and genuine crocodile upper
- Memory foam comfort midsole
- Leather insole
- Leather sole
- Imported
- Online Exclusive!
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