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S.1043 - Natural Disaster Protection and Insurance Act of 1995104th Congress (1995-1996)
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|Sen. Stevens, Ted [R-AK] (Introduced 07/17/1995)
|Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation
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|Senate - 07/18/1996 Committee on Commerce. Hearings held. (All Actions)
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Introduced in Senate (07/17/1995)
Natural Disaster Protection and Insurance Act of 1995 - Amends the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act of 1977 (the Act) to require the Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to establish programs which mitigate the effects of natural disasters.
(Sec. 6) Requires that all Federal buildings satisfy specified seismic design requirements.
Requires the FEMA Director to enter into an agreement with the Director of the National Academy of Sciences to study the feasibility of establishing national minimum consensus building construction standards.
Instructs the Director to classify States likely to experience an earthquake, volcanic eruption, tsunami, windstorm, or hurricane perils as natural disaster-prone States.
Requires each disaster-prone State to adopt building codes for new or substantially modified buildings that satisfy natural disaster hazard mitigation standards. Allows States to alternatively certify that the local communities have adopted appropriate portions of model building codes. Orders each State with flood-prone communities to adopt flood protection measures.
Directs each natural disaster-prone State to develop disaster mitigation plans. Requires each plan to: (1) ensure compliance with building and safety codes; (2) improve emergency response to natural disasters; (3) develop standards and guidelines for training emergency response teams; (4) enforce local land use ordinances; (5) address the impact of development in disaster-prone areas; (6) develop voluntary training programs for developers; and (7) identify essential facilities.
Requires each natural disaster-prone State to submit a mitigation plan to FEMA within two years of this Act's enactment. Authorizes the Director to reduce assistance to a State which does not comply.
Prohibits the receipt of mitigation funds for States not in compliance.
Instructs the Director to distribute mitigation account funds on a pro rata formula based on the State's primary insurance coverages and reinsurance coverage premiums.
Prohibits the Director from requiring the States to comply with unfunded mandates.
(Sec. 7) Amends the Act to provide a new title III concerning natural disaster insurance. Directs the Secretary of the Treasury to grant loans to a private, non-profit Natural Disaster Insurance Corporation (Corporation) to provide primary insurance coverage and reinsurance coverage for natural disasters. Establishes procedures for selecting the Board of Directors and the Administrator of the Corporation. Grants the Corporation the power to provide primary insurance coverage and reinsurance coverage, as well as to manage trust accounts, raise funds, and take other necessary actions.
Directs the Board of Directors to develop a plan of operation. Requires the Board to prepare a written report on the Corporation's operations each year.
Directs the Board to develop insurance rates using actuarial principles.
Establishes an independent National Disaster Insurance Board of Actuaries to review and approve the Corporation's operations.
Requires the Board to file copies of the rates charged for primary insurance coverage, as well as any related insurance forms, with each State's insurance commission.
Directs the Corporation to establish and maintain a Primary Insurance Coverage Trust Account. Authorizes the Account to hold funds which have been generated through the primary insurance coverages. Instructs the Board to deposit in the primary accounts the portions of the premiums collected by private insurers servicing the primary insurance coverage policies. Establishes requirements for reinsurance repayments.
Prohibits the use of unauthorized Federal funds.
Directs the Comptroller General to periodically audit the Corporation and the Independent Board of Actuaries.
Prohibits the Corporation from using Federal funds unless the Corporation issues primary insurance coverage that covers losses for eligible property owners.
Provides that the primary insurance coverage issued under such title shall be supplemental coverage provided in conjunction with a standard residential property insurance contract. Prohibits certain residential property owners from receiving any financial assistance.
Sets forth coverage terms and conditions.
Requires the Director to submit to the Congress a determination of whether to take other measures to ensure that policyholders purchase Federal flood insurance. Requires all private insurers to place a warning statement on future residential property insurance contracts to alert policyholders of flood insurance policies, terms, and conditions.
Prohibits the Corporation from receiving Federal loans unless it makes excess reinsurance coverage policies available to eligible parties.
Directs the Board to set the terms and conditions of the reinsurance coverage.
States that the reinsurance account shall provide excess coverage when the Board determines that the insurance industry is likely to incur gross losses that exceed 15 percent of the consolidated industry surplus as a result of natural disasters. Establishes standards for the Board to issue reinsurance account payments.
(Sec. 8) Amends the Act to establish in the Treasury the Natural Disaster Protection Fund. Divides the Fund into a private loss account, a public loss account, and a mitigation account. Prohibits commingling the accounts.
Provides that Fund accounts shall be used to cover shortfalls in the primary insurance account and the reimbursement account.
Permits the Secretary of the Treasury to use the public loss account to cover losses to public facilities. States that the Federal share of a grant provided from the public loss account shall be 75 percent if the State has complied with all requirements.
Directs the Corporation to pay a percentage of the annual net premiums for natural disaster mitigation programs.
(Sec. 9) Amends the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act to allow the President to make contributions to State or local governments for disaster relief if the State has paid at least $5.00 per resident for the repair, restoration, or replacement of public facilities damaged during the disaster.
Requires a Federal share of 75 percent of the cost of repair, restoration, and replacement of damaged facilities, as well as 75 percent of the cost of debris removal. Waives such requirements under certain conditions.


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Shooting Kinski: Bernard Lutic
The absolute highlight of the poorly scripted and blandly directed REVOLUTION is the beautiful photography by frequent Eric Rohmer cinematography Bernard Lutic. For all of its failings, REVOLUTION is never less than gorgeously shot and the late Lutic's work in it is worth celebrating.
Lutic, a lifetime photographer, came to the world of cinematography a bit later than most as he was already nearing his forties when he shot his first film, 1979's I'VE GOT YOU, YOU'VE GOT ME BY THE CHIN HAIRS. Born in France during the tail end of World War Two, the talented Lutic's career would really kick into gear just a couple of years after his debut when he first collaborated with legendary French auteur Eric Rohmer on the wonderful THE AVIATOR'S WIFE (1981).
Lutic's first work as Rohmer's cinematographer was just the beginning of a very rewarding and fruitful collaboration that would continue throughout the eighties. Key films that resulted from the partnership were A GOOD MARRIAGE (1982), and BOYFRIEND'S AND GIRLFRIENDS (1987). Lutic marked himself with Rohmer as a very down to earth and intelligent photographer who was able to take sometimes mundane and neutral settings and turn them into often something extraordinary. The films he shot for Rohmer remain some of the best and most memorable of the eighties.
Lutic's other key collaborator after Rohmer would turn out to be REVOLUTION director Hugh Hudson. Academy Award winning Hudson is of course capable of making good films and he and Lutic would score some well deserved recognition for 1999's MY LIFE SO FAR, a film that remains one of the fallen director's finest. Less successful was their follow up production, 2000's I DREAMED OF AFRICA.
Lutic was tragically killed in the late part of 2000 in a plane crash while scouting a film called THE RAID. His last completed work was the stunningly shot WINGED MIGRATION, a film that proved a wonderful closing point to his distinguished career. REVOLUTION would prove to be one of the most disappointing films Nastassja ever filmed, but at least she had another great photographer shooting her in it.
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- Rogue Spy 007 said...
I've never known much about Bernard Lutic. It looks like a beautifully shot film. Sometimes a film that's not very good can still be interesting to watch to see how the shots were captured. I've often wondered whether I should try to watch this film to see what I thought of it.
- February 8, 2008 at 9:43 AM
- Steve Langton said...
Remember seeing this at the cinema opening week. Well worth seeing for the stunning photography.Not seen it since my cinema trip, so maybe it's time for a 2nd view to see if I look a little more kindly on other aspects.
- February 13, 2008 at 2:09 PM
- Jeremy Richey said...
Thanks Keith,
It is an incredible looking film...hopefully nit will come out on DVD eventually here in the States so you can see it...
Thanks Steve,
The photography is brilliant. The script and dialogue are the main problems...I would really like to see a nice widescreen print of it though...
- February 14, 2008 at 4:33 PM

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'Seeing' How Evolutionary Mechanisms Yield Biodiversity - African Cichlids
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In research published in the December 21, 2009 issue of the journal PLoS Biology, Assistant Professor Karen Carleton, together with post-doctoral associate Chris Hofmann and graduate student Kelly O'Quin, in the University of Maryland Department of Biology, and collaborators Justin Marshall, University of Queensland; Tom Cronin, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC); and Ole Seehausen, University of Bern; describe how over 60 species of cichlid fish from Lake Malawi and Lake Victoria have adapted their visual sensitivity in response to specific ecological factors, including what they eat and the clarity of the water in which they swim.
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"African cichlid fishes are some of the most diverse animals on the planet. Their visual systems differ dramatically in their sensitivity and represent some of the largest differences known in vertebrates," explains Hofmann. "Yet there has been little understanding as to why such diversity exists. Our findings have important implications for understanding both the factors and the mechanisms responsible for generating biodiversity."
Cichlids have several different cone opsin genes that enable them to detect light across the visible and ultraviolet regions of the spectrum. Different species express different subsets of these opsins to create alternate visual systems. The research team found that cichlid fish in the clear waters of Lake Malawi expressed a wide range of opsins, with closely related species differing in whether they used the shorter wavelength or longer wavelength gene combinations.
The method of foraging for food was a key factor influencing fish vision. Fish whose diets consist primarily of zooplankton were more likely to have UV sensitivity, which enables them to detect the presence of these small transparent aquatic organisms that absorb ultraviolet light. In contrast, cichlids in the murky waters of Lake Victoria expressed longer wavelength combination of opsin genes, regardless of what they ate.
This long wavelength combination matches the light that is best transmitted through the murky water. A few Lake Victoria fish at clearer sites turned on shorter wavelength genes, suggesting that opsin expression matches the light environment. Therefore opsin gene expression in both lakes is adaptively determined based on important ecological variables.
The authors also examined changes in the genetic sequence of these opsins that fine-tuned visual pigment sensitivity at the short and long-wavelength ends of the spectral range.
"When you get to the extremes of the light spectrum, there is no other gene that can be turned on or off, so the only way to extend the sensitivity is to change the gene structure itself," says O'Quin. Therefore, this study presents a model of sensory evolution in which both molecular genetic mechanisms work in concert.
Previous work by Ole Seehausen, Karen Carleton, Nori Okada and colleagues (Nature, 455, 620-626, 2 October 2008) has demonstrated that color vision plays a key role in how cichlids recognize different species and choose mates.
"Previously, we showed that changes in opsin gene sequence contributed to generating new species," says Carleton. "The speed with which opsin gene expression changes suggests that it might also contribute to creating the incredible diversity of cichlid fishes."
The authors are extending their work to other African Great Lakes and even to coral reef fishes, to better understand how biodiversity is formed.
"The Eyes Have It: Regulatory and Structural Changes Both Underlie Cichlid Visual Pigment Diversity," December 21, 2009, PLoS Biology Funding for this work was provided to Karen Carleton by the University of Maryland and the National Science Foundation and to Ole Seehausen by the Swiss National Science Foundation.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
My Ma Is Older Than Dirt Today!
"Well gee whiz, I can cause a big stink in the house if I chew up a shoe or chase one of the cats....and I can make a REALLY big stink in here if I don't get to my "designated area" out in the yard in time!"
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"Whew........all that 'cause I learned where to do my business and when to do it.....and all that yakkin' about mimicking her.........zheezh.....I thought that crazy bird was the only one doin' any mimicking around here! Guess I finally found my place in the critter totem pole here by the beach!"
"Well.....that's about all I have to talk about for now. I gotta help everyone get prepared for our little celebration here. I expect that she'll have a lot to talk about after HER gotcha day.....if she doesn't have too much of that bubble or bubbly or whatever that stuff is...bye for now.....
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Oh my goodness, the cutest pics ever!ReplyDelete
Becky, in the first picture you looked like you'd had a night on the bubbly!ReplyDelete
Great pictures. Hope your Mum has a brilliant Gotcha Day.
XXXOOO Daisy, Kendra & Bella
Last night our Mom realized that your Ma and our brother had the same Barkday!! But we think your Ma might be a bit older than our human brother - he is 32 today!! We wish we could celebrate with both of them.ReplyDelete
You be on your best behavior today - that is the best gift you can give your Ma.
Aunt Lilly, Dad, Mom and your brother, Ruairi
Happy birthday to your Mom. It has to be a good day with you around to make her laugh.ReplyDelete
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOUR MOM, BECKY!! I hope you and Gus make it a very special one for her.ReplyDelete
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Happy Birthday Becky Mama!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Smileys and Snuggles!
Dory, Bilbo, Jacob and the Mama too!
Happy birthday to your mom, Becky! She's got the best pressie ever already - YOU!ReplyDelete
We hope you both celebrate together in style!
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Happy Birthday... darling pictures of darling pups.. and flowers. Enjoy your day. Katie and Fiona, SoCal ScottsReplyDelete
Happy 'Gotcha' Day to your ma!ReplyDelete
I'm sure woo will make it furry furry special!
PeeEssWoo: I hope there's khake!
- AnonymousJune 17, 2010 at 8:10 PM
Well Happy Birthday and I love the dressReplyDelete
Happy Birthday!!!! I'm glad you have a new little wee one to help you celebrate. Maggie came in last night with a little brown dirt nose! Scotties do love to dig!!!ReplyDelete
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Discussion in 'Religion Archives' started by ShyRebel, Mar 26, 2013.
So your religion gives you no comfort? What good is it then?
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actually at the moment we are talking about the ideological comfort afforded by atheism.
Hence ... unless you find you can't live with the notion that god does not actually exist, jan has just explained why that is not the case
Okay, perhaps ''desire'' is too strong. You 'chose' to not believe in Him, and you desire to have your things back.
Regarding your question, I really have no idea. The fundamentalists that I've encountered just think if you don't accept Jesus Christ as your personal Lord (God) and saviour, then your hellbound.
The fundamentalist muslims I've encountered are, in a sense, just as damning as their Christian counterparts.
In short, it is very hard to communicate with them.
However, I have spoken with people from both religions who aren't so millitant in their approach and can understand that God relates to each and every individual, simultaneously, while remaining independent and aloof.
So I have come to understand it's not about this religion or that religion, anymore than it is about this university or that university. What matters is the individual.
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Don't worry I think you're okay, and you're expressing yourself quite nicely. Quite refreshing.
You say ''God used to be my best friend''. Are you saying (in a roundabout way) that God decided to abandon you, or are you saying you abandoned God?
If your desire is ''to believe in Him'' then why don't you?
Have you tried looking at this another way?
If He brought those things back, you may well forget Him, and while a life time may seem like a long time, He knows that it isn't, He knows that it doesn't even equate to what we regard as a moment. And maybe your disparagement keeps you close to Him. IOW, he knows you better than you know yourself.
A real friend is such because they look out for you. A real friend would try to discourage acts that are harmful to you.
There's a nice Biblical verse that captures what I'm trying to convey.
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She may not have had you, if she had a high IQ.
She may have aborted you.
She may have had a string of affairs in the USA and developed HIV. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
She may have......
This is where you are at. You're alive and you have your intelligence. Soon you're not going to be alive and all this will only be the memory of those who care, who are alive. Why not be satisfied with what you have, and work with it?
I don't mean to sound insensitive, but what else is there?
When I was a little boy I didn't know what religion was let alone spirituality. But strangely enough, I vividly remember walking to school one day, looking up to the sky, and asking myself, is God real, if He is then He will reveal Himself to me, and just left it at that. It wasn't till about 10-15 years ago a friend of mine gave me a Bhagavad Gita, which was given to him by a Hare Krishna. I began reading it, and it made absolutely no sense to me at all. I put it down and never looked at it again (why should I, it made no sense).
Anyhow, at that period in my life, I was looking for answers to big philosophical questions, but I'm not an academic, so my search took me in a more artistic direction (as that is my field). For a brief period I lived in London, and my friend introduced me to a book called 'The Prophet' by Khalil Gibran. And when I read that book, it put things into perspective. I started to understand what ''spiritual' means. My apatite for this type of literature grew, I wanted more. From there I started reading stuff from authors like 'Yogananda Paramahansa' (At The Feet of The Master), 'Krishnamurti' and other similar materials. But although my understanding started to develop, I didn't get that same thing that I got from 'The Prophet'. So one day I brought a tiny, novelty type, Bhagavad Gita, a different commentary from the one gathering dust at home, but the verses were in tact. It's novelty size meant I could pop it out anywhere (the book Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!), which was convenient because I didn't have a car at that time and the bus was my form of transport.
To cut this long story short, the book hit me like Mike Tyson, in his heyday. The reaction was not only mental, but physical. I then started reading the Hare Krishna Bhagavad Gita which was very meticulous in it's detail. It's been beating up ever since.
It put everything into perspective.
Now when I read the Qu'ran, or the Bible, the parts that I can relate to make sense.
Now, I look back to the time when I was a little boy I realise that my question was a prayer, and God answered it to the level that I could perceive, in the form of literature (and later on prashadam), years later when I was ready.
Wow! You must be really bright.
As a little boy, I just ate and drank as I pleased, and didn't give a thought to the universe other than things like.. What if this whole thing is a zit on some-ones face, and the world they live in, is just a zit on some-one else's face. Where does it all end. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Did you ever arrive at a conclusion?
I suppose there are pros and cons to both our societies. I think it's good that you were able to have questions about religion, God, and spirituality, at such a young age, but it's unfortunate that you had to be forced to become a muslim. That's something I don't understand about Islam. Well, actually, there's alot of things I don't understand about Islam, but I like the Qu'ran.
In my society I wasn't taught about religion, spirituality, or God. There is nothing in the language that pertains to God, it's all intellect. The religion (the church) was dominant on how we view God and spirituality, but that seemed like nothing but pomp and ceremony. There were no answers to questions, and all the debates took place on an intellectual platform. Now we can understand it is just a reincarnation of Babylonian, Roman, traditions, there never was any intention of spiritualising the people. Instead, it took steps to oppress any real knowledge of God and spirituality by demonising, and destroying other cultures whose traditions, language, and literature, contradicted their own. Dominance is the name of the game.
They used to say ''the sun doesn't set on the british empire'' it was so great.
Of course. But nature doesn't demand to be worshiped and prayed-to; we don't build fancy houses for nature or disfigure our bodies to please nature; nature isn't represented by some pampered old man in red velvet slippers; nature doesn't oppress women or force children to kneel. We can deal with nature, as all animals deal with it. Raising up the idea of an omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent, omnispiteful god is very different from accepting nature.
All gods were more or less bad ideas, but Big Omni is the worst idea humans have ever had.
What is so difficult about being able to see the internal logic of an idea to which i don't subscribe? Religion is like a video-game: you can understand the rules even if you're not playing.
And thinking like that is bound to keep her stuck.
You didn't read what I said:
I think it would help to ask herself "Why did they do that to me?" and then reflect on the answer(s) that come up in her mind.
I think that unless one comes up with such an explanation of things according to which everyone is eventually happy, one will be miserable, anxious.
If she thinks they did it out of hatred, out of misogyny, out of some perversion, schadenfreude, psychosis or something like that - she'll stay stuck.
At most, explaining her situation that way (that she was a victim of hatred etc.), may offer some peace of mind, for some time. But sooner or later, a more substantial explanation for why people do such things will be required to still have peace of mind.
And God does? Where? When? How do you know God indeed demands such things?
You are soooo stuck on mainstream Christianity! How come? It's almost as if you would believe mainstream Christian doctrine.
The simple, common human desire for more - more meaning, more happiness, more peace of mind, more wisdom.
I, too, would say that I desire to believe in God, but don't believe in God.
Although at this point, I'd say this is actually a culturally common, but nevertheless incoherent and imprecise desire/thought - an attempt to quickly resolve something for which one intuitively knows to be much more complex and requires a detailed discernment.
"I just want to believe in God, pronto, so that I won't have to actually get involved with my life and the people in it, so that I won't have to feel and think about it, but instead live in a kind of haze, much like a robot, on autopilot."
"If I'd just believe in God, so many of my problems with persons X, Y and Z would go away."
IOW, "belief in God" is sometimes approached as a trophy, an ego boost, a factotum, a quick-fix, a drug. And such an approach doesn't last, and eventually, one realizes that one hadn't actually believed in God, even though one was convinced one did.
It seems to me that you are having a bit of a crisis of faith, where the notions of God that you have been familiar with so far, have proven to be unsatisfactory.
But you're currently not able to consider any other notions of God.
"crisis of faith"?!
I'm Atheist anyway.
This is weird. Isn't better for her to be educated?!
I wish she aborted me.
Doesn't stop a person from having a crisis of faith.
the thing I'm grateful for is that i didn't read books to become atheist. I mean I'm 100% sure that I didn't undergo any kind of brainwashing to become an non-muslim/atheist..
I don't have the answers for everything but I can see that the secret of the universe is bigger than religion
why do you like the Quran? no one likes it, except the brainwashed
I guess you're experiencing it too.
you are so annoying. Stop analyzing me lol
What did you want? A superficial conversation about a heavy issue?
I don't want anything from you. But your sophisticated style of writing makes you look pretentious here
Okay. The problem with this is, when and how do you know when you've got what you need?
Have you given any thought to where the intuition comes from?
That's like saying I would do more shopping if only I had an apache helicopter.
Knowing this why cling to your particular desire to believe in God? :shrug:
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Monday, February 11, 2008
Doritos goes "deep branding" - music and marketing
(written Monday morning after Super Bowl XLII)
At a friend's Super Bowl party, one ad stuck out, mostly because it's the one that got a reaction from his 18 year old daughter. "Who is that," she asked, wondering about the strangely passionate and peaceful music video that ran right after the first quarter.
It was Kina Grannis, 22-year old songwriter and winner of the Doritos "Crash the Super Bowl" music contest. Seriously... exposure on THE SUPER BOWL! Instant awareness to 90 million plus, and the curious will follow up. Oh yeah, a contract with Interscope Records was part of the grand prize.
When I got back home, I found a story on the Doritos campaign in the Wall St. Journal. This morning, I googled her name. A few thoughts:
On her website, she says "thanks" and that she'll be busy for a few days. (I'm thinking she's being wined and dined in LA today, first class flights, limos, hotel suite, lots of sucking up... kinda cool...)
She's got good graphic support. Most of her website is down, and she has no shows scheduled right now.
The myspace page is poppin'! 4 songs to listen to, and lots of love from lots of people. The 4 songs she has are strong, very well produced. I'm at 196724 plays. Check back tomorrow. I wonder what it was before last night. And she's a very good writer. Which is to say (a few things about kick-starting a music career):
1) The music is central, starting with the composition. Cover songs mean nothing to an artist trying to break in. Build your career around original work. How deep is the well? How many songs do you have in there anyway?
2) Presentation = production. Good arrangements and recording are almost equal to the audience. We're in the media age - get it? People have to hear the work, ENGAGE with the work. One of Kina's songs on her myspace page sounds like it was recorded over the phone. Interesting. Cute. Penetrating. Good production is worth whatever you have to spend on it. Don't scrimp on this one.
3) Get out there. Kina's support and fan base love comes from being in a community (was S. Cal., now Austin), playing in front of people, being nice to people, random acts of kindness. Collaborations. etc. Which is to say, if you want a public career, you will have to be OUT (to the limits of your soul, integrity, creative output - out-ness can be overdone too, so be careful).
A few thoughts about the Doritos campaign (as documented by Betsy McKay in the Wall St. Journal, 2/1/08)...
Doritos sales dipped in the early part of the decade, so Frito-Lay/Pepsico shifted direction. So a brand that's been around for 42 years isn't afraid to change its look. That's easy when your target is teens and young adults.
Jay Leno and Miss USA out. "Name that flavor" online contest, Stephen Colbert, and edgy on line music competition in.
Wisely, Doritos didn't lower itself to creating a jingle-contest. All we know about Gen-Y and Mosaics says they hate hype and bad pitches. The campaign director - 32 year old Rudy Wilson, avid video gamer who plays Guitar Hero in his office. (did you notice the background to Tom Petty's concert had arrows moving along guitar strings, very "Guitar Hero"-ish.)
The angle worked for me: bring "original music with a 'bold, intense' image, because they 'bring a passion' to their music, Ms. Mukherjee (Frito-Lay VP-marketing) says."
While the online music competition wasn't launched until later October, it caught on fast with the music industry and bloggers.
The concept took months to set up. It was not a "last-minute" idea rushed to the web. Today's fast-paced media world (easy-to-update social networking sites, digital video production) offers flexibility, and the ability to respond to market conditions, but nothing beats a well-executed idea with all the parts and players in position.
The Doritos music video got high and low marks from critics and viewers. (InformationWeek.com's Alexander Wolfe raved. Slate panned it.) But in the communications world, two things matter: getting noticed (for good or bad), and moving merchandise. I guess it depends on how much you value the squishy notion of "branding."
Sales have turned since F-L tuned it's approach. WSJ reports a 6.4% rise in sales in 2007. The price tag for the music video - $5M (which comes to a mere .3% of Doritos' U.S. gross revenues of $1.7B).
When I'm at the chip aisle, I' tend to buy generic, unless there is some emotional, subjective "feeling" toward the cooler, more expensive chip. Kina Grannis won't make me hungry for chips, but her music might create a physiological response, over-riding my budget and allowing me to enjoy the premium brand.
Hedging its bet, FoxSports.com put the Doritos "giant mouse" spot in its "Ten Best" for 2008 Super Bowl ads. It got out loud laughs (LOLs) from our crew too. So there you have it. "Deep branding" for younger, edgier set. Guffaws for us guys with da brats and beer bellies.
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