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In support of the evolutionary paradigm there is reference, though brief and unexplored, to Amotz Zahavi's and Avishag Zahavi's concept of the 'handicap principle' (Zahavi and Zahavi 1997; see also Heppell, Limbang and Enyan 2005:166); and an equally brief reference to Geoffrey Miller's concept of 'the mating mind' (Miller 2000), again without the full title of the book referenced, and the thesis that 'the basic mechanism for the evolution of art was sexual selection' (Heppell, Limbang and Enyan: 166; and see 36, 61, 177).
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In a blog post, Yahoo Chief Architect Amotz Maimon said, In December of 2015, we announced a brand-new Yahoo Messenger for mobile, the Web and in Yahoo Mail on the desktop, built on a new modern platform.
Through a blog post, Amotz Maimon, Chief Architect at Yahoo, announced that Yahoo will no longer support the old legacy Messenger client come August 5, 2016.
We are excited about the addition of Broadway Systems to the SintecMedia family and look forward to bringing our two companies together, said Amotz Yarden, SintecMedia CEO in a statement.
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We continue to focus on our key product pillars: search, communications and digital content," Yahoo chief architect Amotz Maimon said in an online post.
The Israeli army acknowledged the attack but said only two soldiers were killed, identifying them as Sergeant Adar Barsano, 20, and Major Amotz Greenberg, 45.
Israeli biologist Amotz Zahavi, during his time studying desert babblers in his homeland realized that these birds showed a behavior which he called sentinel.
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Macquarie University Hospital Selects Integra Open Enterprise to Streamline Financial Processes
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Capita IB Solutions, a market leader in providing world-class financial management, e-Procurement and bespoke solutions to service-centric organisations, has today announced that Macquarie University Hospital has signed a contract to implement capita IB Solutions' Integra Open Enterprise financial management applications to help enhance its financial operations and develop overall business processes.
The 180-plus-bed hospital in Sydney, Australia, will provide a combination of clinical care, medical research and advanced medical scholarship. This will be the fulfilment of a vision to create a different type of hospital, where the best possible patient care will be provided through the application of academic medicine.
Macquarie University Hospital selected the Integra financial applications due, in part, to selecting other iSOFT Group applications and to the company's expertise in the healthcare market. In particular, the hospital will look to the new Integra applications to help eliminate manual administrative processes and to simplify reporting and purchasing by improving data access.
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the cooking classes are held in nyc's east village with a lovely woman named divya (yes this is the same name as the character on royal pains, so it might be easier to remember now - at least those who watch, i do... um does anyone else?). divya teaches a variety of classes including vegan, vegetarian, raw and ayurvedic.
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I've updated the page describing my research with copies of the three publications I have authored so far: Towards High-Level Programming for Distributed Problem Solving, Property Persistence in the Situation Calculus, and Knowledge and Observations in the Situation Calculus. The first in particular is a good overview of where my research is headed, while the other two are more specific technical papers. Enjoy!


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In this post, we will discuss how to forcefully delete a corrupted site collection using PowerShell in SharePoint 2013. Recently we saw few of our site collections under a web application as giving 404 page not found the error. There are the site collections which we have created using code.
We saw in central administration page, in view all site collections page we can see the sites are listed there, but when we click on a particular site collection it did not populate the URL, Title, Description Database Name etc. Everything was blank. So basically we can not do anything with the site collections only we can see those in the Site Collection List page. We thought to delete the site collections.
Also, read:
– Create List Definition and List Instance in SharePoint 2013 using Visual Studio 2013
– Limitation of SharePoint Solutions and Advantages of SharePoint Add-ins
– Working with Current User Filter web part in SharePoint 2013 Online
Then we try to delete the site collection using PowerShell by using Remove-SPSite command we got the below error:
Then we follow below PowerShell to delete the corrupted site collection:
You can put the below PowerShell script in Windows PowerShell ISE and run the command.
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
$CorruptedSiteURL ="http://mynewwebapp:42885/sites/MyDeleteSiteCol"
$site = Get-SPSite $CorruptedSiteURL
$siteGUID = $site.Id
$siteDatabase = $site.ContentDatabase
$siteDatabase.ForceDeleteSite($siteGUID, $false, $false)
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The Hunter Family at Sherwood Gardens
Me and Myisha had been scheduling and re-scheduling family portraits for about a year now. This time our schedules finally lined up and we took these lovely family photos. Sherwood Gardens is most beautiful in the Spring when the tulips first bloom but I really like these new white plants they have growing. It went great went the white outfits. Here are a few of my favorite photos from that session. Leave a comment below, tell me which one is your favorite :-)


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Introducing The New Skool, Sketi's first release on Juice Recordings. The three track release features some of the filthiest grooves around. The New Skool and Take It Down are certified festival bangers, while How Long provides a hands in the air anthem that pairs perfectly.
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text: Well, chilling was our aim, though with the temperatures in the high 20s, that was possibly not the most appropriate verb to pick ...On our first full day we walked along the beach from the resort to Fuengirola, and wandered around there for a while. Not really heaps to see (apart from the sea) but we enjoyed our first tapas, and read in the Plaza de Construcion whilst sipping beers and coffees. Too much of Monday was taken up with a mandatory sales meeting with Club La Costa. Suffice it to say we didn't sign up to their 'Vacation Club' package, tempting as it was. At least we had a lovely rep called Sarah, who knew the local area very well and gave us some good tips. Particularly where to find lots of Flamenco dancing at the last night of the Fuengirola's feria (festival). We ventured in, and found its thunderous funfair, and the dancing restaurants, but disappointingly no real Flamenco. Thankfully earlier her other recommendation -- the "Tipi Tapa" Tapas Bar -- had been a hit with us, as had the Prawns Pil-Pil at a seafood bar on the beach.On Tuesday, We caught the local bus to Mijas Village high up in the hills overlooking the Costa del Sol coastline, particularly Fuengirola. It's the closest pueblos blancos (white village) to the coast, and even at this time of the year had lots of tourists. Unfortunately it had the shops-for-tourists to go with it, particularly leather goods for some unknown reason. And too much choice in the eating department, with 30-odd restaurants offering similar fare from similar multi-lingual menus. We opted for a sunny terrace on El Castillo overlooking a quiet plaza, for drinks, and then after a slow circuit of the town, a delicious paella.We didn't feel like trekking up to the ermita or pilgrimage chapel above the village -- overall we'd walked over 7 miles according to Martha's step counter -- but I did take a picture of it ...Feeling a bit chilly whilst waiting for the 8:30pm bus back, we stopped in at the Churchill bar, which turned out to be English-run, and blessed with free WiFi - only the second place we've seen to offer it. Even the resort only has WiFi in one small area, and then at an extortionate €10/day: no thanks.Final evening we ate at El Chanquete de Plata on Moncayo St, choosing it as it seemed a little more up-market than most of the other establishments around 'Fish Alley' -- or at least it had a fresh fish display and no muzak blaring. Turned out to be an excellent choice, with good food and service. Thankfully, the Torres rose wine experiment turned out to be very drinkable.(Later update: there's also free WiFi with patronage at El Ponderosa near the BP garage just to the north of the CLC estate, and around the Eroski supermarket at the Miramar complex a little further on.)


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In case you've got a domain name registered through our company and you've got a hosting account with us, obtaining its EPP authorization code is amazingly easy. You won't need to sign in and out of different tools, since you can manage all your domain names through the very same Hepsia Control Panel, which is used to administer your shared web hosting account. You'll see all registered domain names the moment you log in and next to the domains whose extensions require a code in order to be transferred away, you'll notice a mini EPP icon. All it takes to get this code is to click on the icon. The code is always emailed to the domain owner's mailbox, so in case the one that you specified initially is no longer valid, you can edit it with several clicks from the very same section.
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The College of DuPage Admissions and Outreach and Veterans Services offices are partnering to host a week's worth of events geared towards the College's adult and veteran student populations held Nov. 5 to 9 on the College's Glen Ellyn Campus, 425 Fawell Blvd.
All events are free and do not require registration, unless otherwise noted.
"Adult students 23 and older make up more than 45 percent of COD's total enrollment," said Angela Nackovic, COD Admissions representative. "A typical adult student at COD runs the gamut-they are veterans, parents, career changers, first-time college students, adults taking continuing education classes, immigrants with degrees from other countries, full-time employees and students that started a degree 20 years ago. We are grateful to the College for allowing us to host an event that highlights adult and veteran students and their needs."
Scheduled events include:
Employer Panel Discussion
Representatives from Schneider Employer Network, Liberty Mutual Insurance, The Morton Arboretum, Pinot's Palette and Innovation DuPage will discuss hiring trends in local and global industries, small business development and veterans in the workplace.
Monday, Nov. 5, 10 to 11 a.m.
Student Resource Center, Room 2000
Adult Learner Transition Fair
Meet with representatives from area colleges and universities specializing in programs and services for adults. View a list of participating colleges and universities.
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 6 to 8 p.m.
Student Services Center Atrium
Adult Information Session
Learn about COD's degrees and certificates, the admissions and enrollment process, financial aid, scholarship opportunities, placement testing, and additional services available at the College. Registration required as space is limited. Register online or call (630) 942-2626.
Wednesday, Nov. 7, 6 to 7 p.m.
Student Services Center, Room 2201
COD Career Services: Career Coach and LinkedIn Demonstration
COD's Career Services team will provide a demonstration of Career Coach, a database tied specifically to COD programs that offers students the opportunity to explore career options and prepare for the workforce. The team will also highlight how to utilize LinkedIn in a job search.
Registration required as space is limited. Register online.
Thursday, Nov. 8, 11 a.m. to noon
Student Services Center, Room 2201
Adult and Veteran Week Closing Event
Enjoy light refreshments and meet with representatives from various COD program and service areas.
Friday, Nov. 9, 9 to 11 a.m.
Student Resource Center, Room 2000
For more information on any of these events, visit the Adult and Veteran Student Week webpage or contact the Admissions and Outreach office at email@example.com.
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InterTradeIreland is hosting a FREE Meet the Buyer event on 13th June at the Armagh City Hotel. This is a chance for SMEs to build connections with public sector buyers, who between them have contracts worth up to £500 million.
Encouraging more firms to take up the opportunities that engagement in public procurement can bring, suppliers from across Northern Ireland will have the chance to have short one-to-one meetings with key buyers from various organisations.
To give a flavour of who will be in the room and the type of difference it could make to an SME, the Education Authority has a budget of around £98 million for supplies and services alone with a further £200 million plus allowance for minor capital works.
Translink has a budget of £70 million for supplies and non-infrastructure services and a further £80 million for construction works, services, maintenance, vehicles and IT while NI Water has an initial £50 million budget with a further framework to be announced for Water and Sewer Network Services.
In addition to senior buying staff from the nine Centres of Procurement Expertise (CoPEs) in Northern Ireland there will also be representatives from the eleven local councils and the key NI business development agencies who will be advising on current funding opportunities and business supports available.
InterTradeIreland will also launch its 'NI Local Authority Under Threshold' booklet at the event which is a comprehensive document setting out how NI Councils procure and the threshold levels applied.
Grant Gilmore, InterTradeIreland explained: "In addition to contracts that must be tendered, there is also a wealth of business opportunities for local companies in terms of smaller pieces of work, which are deemed 'under threshold' and subject to less complex processes, for example, public authorities might typically gain three independent quotes for works or services up to £15,000.''
Grant continued: "I would encourage SMEs to come along to our event which is FREE to attend as it will give them the chance to find out how the procurement processes work. It is an opportunity to meet buyers personally and showcase how your company could be invaluable.''
The InterTradeIreland Meet the Buyer event is supported by CPD, Invest NI, Enterprise Ireland, Strategic Investment Board and the Office of Government Procurement. To register, visit www.intertradeireland.com/meet-the-buyer or click here.


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Musician Adam Gray juggling three sticks while drumming
(CBS) - Juggling is a tough skill to master. Drumming is also a tough skill to master. But both at the same time... is it even possible? Drummer Adam Gray from the band "Texas In July" proves the answer to be "yes" in the above video exhibiting his talent and skill in two very different arenas.
Are we impressed? Yes! The two skill sets end up going together like peanut butter and jelly. And it makes us wonder what mix of talents will we see in the future... guitarists doing acrobatics? Bassists riding unicycles? The possibilities are endless, but we'll definitely be watching.


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Pork Souvlaki | Marinated and grilled kebabs with pita point and tzatziki sauce
Herb Marinated Steak | with espresso balsamic reduction and fresh herbs
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Shrimp Ceviche | lime marinated & served with avocado
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Seared New Bedford Scallops with Brown Butter Spoon | finished with beurre blanc & fresh thyme + $2
Pan fried dumplings
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All Natural Beef | served with caramelized onions & Beechers Flagship Cheese* +1
Mahi Mahi | teriyaki marinated with greens on a potato bun +$1.65
Salmon | salmon patties with onion and peppers, lemon caper aioli and greens +$2.15
Black Bean & Sweet Potato | with chipotle aioli and fresh romaine +$1
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Rosemary Chicken | rosemary marinated chicken, grilled, with honey-mustard vinaigrette, lettuce and fresh roma crudo +$1
Vegan Specialties
Many of our menu items are already vegan or can be made vegan. Please inquire within for more options.
Roasted Root Vegetable Skewers | roasted carrot, parsnip, and turnip, finished with fresh herbs and olive oil
Tempe Stuffed Mushrooms | aged soy, cilantro and garlic in a crimini cap
Falafel Lettuce Cups | house made falafel in little gems lettuce cups, served with tahini yogurt
Samosas | curried pea and potatoes fried crisp, served with mint chutney
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Sweet&Spicy Salmon | soy and sambal marinated and grilled king salmon served in endive cup finished with fresh scallion +$2
Spicy Chicken Salad | satay marinated chicken salad in lettuce wrap finished with fresh scallion +$.15
Curried Chicken Salad | with bell pepper, celery, and onion lettuce wrap +$.15
Baked Clams | Little Neck Clams with bacon and herbed breadcrumbs +$2.15
Ahi Wonton | sesame seared ahi tuna atop crisp wonton point with avocado and balsamic reduction +$2.15
Caribbean Shrimp | blackened shrimp with mango relish and micro cilantro +$1
Smoked Salmon Mousse | with herbed crostini, shaved cucumber and chive +$1
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Prosciutto wrapped Asparagus
Stuffed Mushroom | with spicy ground sausage, cream cheese, and herbs +$1 OR with Dungeness crab and gruyere +$2.15
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Marsala Caramelized Shallots
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Duck Breast with Hoisin Glaze +$2
Marinated Tofu and Kimchee
Roasted Pear & Gorgonzola Dolce | with honey & fresh thyme
Tomato Basil Bruschetta | marinated with fresh garlic & extra virgin olive oil atop goat cheese
Caramelized Onion | with melted Beechers Flagship cheese& fresh thyme
Seared Fillet Mignon | rare beef tenderloin with stone ground mustard, goat cheese and oven dried cherry tomato + $1.50*
Braised Lamb & Pepper | with chickpeas and goat cheese + $1 OR slow braised lamb shank with goat cheese, cherry demi and roasted pistachio + $2
Smoked Salmon & Cucumber | with cream cheese and fresh dill + $1
Polenta Crostini | with turkey sausage +$.40
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Olive Cheese Puffs | pimento stuffed olives baked in cheese pastry
Creamy Artichoke & Endive | roman style artichoke spread piped on fresh endive leaves with toasted bread crumbs
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Stuffed Crimini Mushrooms | with cheddar, bacon & scallions
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Happy Monday (or not so happy)!! Today's post is all about tips and ways how to relax and destress. For me school has only just started.... but all the information I've been getting and hearing from teachers about what they expect and want from me throughout the year is a LOTTT to take in! If you are in a similar situation as me, I hope this post will help you in some way!
1. Go for a walk - Surround yourself in nature, this sounds so simple but there's so many things you can do during this walk! It can help clear your thoughts and boost endorphins which actually helps reduce stress hormones. It depends when you decide to go on your walk but watching the sunrise or sunset is really BEAUTIFUL! and also incredibly breathtaking! Just imagine watching the sun cast golden rays and then slowly setting, it's such a nice way to end your day in a calming environment.
2. Switch your phone off - Yes turn it off, leave your phone alone! I know how difficult this is and I'm definitely guilty of being on my phone for too long and getting caught up in the world of technology but taking your eyes off the bright screen for even just a short period of time can help you relax and of course rest your eyes! Being on technology for too long can make you addicted and stressed because more and more people feel pressure to respond to messages at all times and this can also cause you to stay up late and lose sleep. The list can go on and on but just remember to take frequent breaks during your day of technology usage and that can be super helpful to relax.
3. Keep a journal, or a gratitude diary - This is an easy activity that can make you happy and calm. The instructions are simple, all you need to do is keep a diary/ journal beside your bed, either in the morning or at night you can write one short sentence about what you are looking forward to today, what made you happy today or even write about what you are grateful for. This is super easy and I feel like this tip helps me feel motivated to get up the next day without stressing and make that day the best day ever!
4. Listen to music - Music will help a lot as it also helps to escape time. Make sure you listen to music thats not to loud, don't be silly and listen to heavy metal, when your stressed! This lowers your heart rate, blood pressure and also decreases levels of stress hormones. Music will flood brain with good neurochemicals like dopamine. Here are 4 of my FAVVV music to listen to when I'm stressed.
Intro (Santa Barbara) - Box Dreams
5. Chewing gum - this is a short one! Chewing gum isn't only good to make your breath fresher but it actually relives anxiety and reduce stress levels during long periods of multitasking.
6. Staying on top - Procrastinating and leaving things till the very end is very stressful as you're rushing to get everything done. So to prevent this just maybe TRY and get things done the day you get it or as early as possible, this will make everything organised and planned out and will help heaps. You'll also have more free time to do other activities you actually want to do.
7. Talk to a friend - When you're sad or stressed out sometimes all you want to do is talk to someone and share your feelings. Go to a friend or even a family member and just open up and pour all your feelings and troubles onto them, if they're ok with that.😉 They're kind of like a therapist and in fact: people who talk about their feelings tend to be happier in general. So get yourself a friend who's happy to listen to you.
8. Take a bath - Something about the idea of taking a bath is just so relaxing! There's no need for an explanation but I will share some of my favourite bath products, tv shows and books to read. One of my favourite brands is Herbivore Botanicals, everything they sell is so aesthetically pleasing and their products are super nice. Two of my favourite bath products from them is the CALM Bath Salts and the Coconut Soak they both leave your skin smelling divine and soo soft!
Tv shows: A CLASSIC, FRIENDS, i've watched the whole series at least 6 times!! My favourite is definitely Rachel, I love her style so much, every episode she's wearing something amazing and it always looks fantastic. For anyone who hasn't watched it, PLEASE DO!
Books: I am going to recommend two books and these two are my favourite! The first one is Pieces of Sky by Trinity Doyle, this book is a bit sad but HOLY! I LOVE THIS BOOK SO MUCH. Second book Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella, this one is amazing too otherwise I wouldn't be recommending it but any book by Sophie Kinsella I personally think are amazing and so interesting. So take a bath, watch a cute TV show or read a book to make you more chill and relaxed.
There you have it. 8 ways to relax and I hope you guys use some of my
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Welcome to the Stateline Archery Club web site.
We have a new website!
Trying to stay with the times, we have updated the website, and are now hosted by
Google Sites. This online hosting allows for more frequent updates and more
collaboration from the other members of the club. Click on the link below to be directed to the new site.
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Often things these days are too speedy that we bypass the possibility of full arousal by going for intense sensation. The state of your nervous system, more specifically your vagal nerve, determines how much you can or cannot feel when it comes to sexual arousal. It's an exciting journey to slow it right down and truly feel 'your nerves' as they start to tingle your excitement.
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6 YouTube Playlist Tips to Grow Your Video Marketing Audience
About our guest blogger: Matthew Yeoman is the digital marketing analyst over on Devumi.com's social and video marketing blog. Follow @Devumi on Twitter for the latest tweets from the Devumi Gorilla and connect with Matthew on LinkedIn. Learn more about guest blogging on MediaLeaders.
One of the most often neglected aspects of a brand's video marketing on YouTube is curating playlists for your fans.
One of the most often neglected aspects of a brand's video marketing on YouTube is curating playlists for your fans. For anyone who thinks that no one ever pays attention to them, think again. One of the most popular playlists of all time is from Old Spice's original 'Man your Man Could Smell Like' campaign. That playlist has over 450,000 plays!
Even those with lots of YouTube marketing experience aren't up on playlists. If you're new to creating YouTube playlists, read this article to see the six types that you can create for better YouTube marketing.
Creating YouTube playlists for your video marketing efforts
- Create YouTube playlists which group by date
- Create YouTube playlists which group by theme
This tactic is for those who create videos on a daily, or weekly, basis. The great thing about them is that it gives people who have missed out on your video time to catch up again. Why create all of this video content only for it to be forgotten when a Playlist grouped by date can catch people up?
Regular vlogger Ray William Johnson, of =3 Studios, has been using this tactic for years. He takes all of his videos, which air regularly every week, and puts them in order by air date. If you missed a week of shows you can put the Playlist on and catch up. Missed a month of shows? Let it play on!
There are all sorts of ways that this can work. It will come down to the type of content you produce, but successful playlist themes can include:
- Customer tutorials
- Employee interviews
- Product features
- How to videos that focus on one area (How tos for the home, for the backyard, etc)
- Different types of content you produce
- TV commercials
The Home Depot's playlist collection is one of the most extensive on YouTube. The vast majority of it is their own content. See how they build playlists for their Martha Stewart videos, their DIY 'from scratch' videos, and even their employee recruitment:
No matter the brand, company, or country, you can always create playlists for the holidays!
No matter the brand, company, or country, you can always create playlists for the holidays! This can come in two forms:
- Products of yours which are great for the holidays.
- Curated playlists of holiday music, other videos about the holidays you enjoy, etc.
The benefit of the first playlist should be obvious. You may, however, be wondering about the second. Creating a playlist of other people's content? What's with that?
The secret here is that you're creating a playlist for Twitter and social sharing, not for better YouTube marketing. Creating these playlists well in advance, and sharing them just before and during the holidays, can see your Twitter account retweeted, your Facebook page shared, and your Pinterest repinned.
For a bonus, contact the video creators in your playlist and let them know you'll be sharing them. Give them the specific time it will be shared on social media, and @mention their account if possible. This is a good example of influencer marketing.
In the playlist below, Bed, Bath, and Beyond show us how to curate a Holiday playlist.
Any company can create playlists for their different product lines.
Every company out there creates products of all types. Sony makes electronics, sure, but under that they make TVs, the PlayStation, smartphones, laptops, and on. Any company can create playlists for their different product lines to help YouTube viewers who are looking for information about specific products.
Check out how Lowe's created a playlist just for their most interesting and innovative products. Think about how it can inspire purchases that people never knew they wanted to make!
Think about: How a store which sells clothing can benefit from curating a playlist from the designer?
Wait, popularizing someone else's YouTube channel again?!? Before you get too bent out of shape, think about: How a store which sells clothing can benefit from curating a playlist from the designer. A car company putting up racing videos of their cars winning. A video game maker could pull videos from YouTube gamers which feature their product.
The possibilities are endless, and they all connect to you keeping people engaged in your brand story.
A funny example of this is when RockStar Games, maker of the controversial Grand Theft Auto Series, curated the song playlist from the game from YouTube videos.
I watched it once while playing the game. It was fun!
Remember back in the not too long ago when a new staff member would watch VHS tapes in the break room on an enormous TV on a cart? Come on, I'm not the only person old enough to remember! Thrown out those VHS tapes, get rid of the TV on the cart, and step into the 21st Century by creating private YouTube playlists for staff. You can set them up in the order you want them to watch them, sit them down at any computer, and get them up to speed.
When there are new training modules that staff need, upload it to YouTube and send them the link. When you notice that an employee has forgotten something, send them the link and ask them to watch it again.
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Play Lunch has been accepted into the 19th Tokyo Kinder Film Festival,
nominated in the short length category!
The Tokyo Kinder Film Festival is Japan's largest International film festival for children,
and it takes place in Aoyama and Chofu city every summer.
This means Play Lunch will be having its World Premiere in Tokyo! We are also
delighted that the film will be screened four times throughout the duration of the festival.
Producer Tamara Small and cinematographer Deland Tay will be attending the festival and
will also conduct interactive football and filmmaking workshops with the children.
The festival commences on the 12th of August.
Congratulations to everyone involved with the film and best of luck to Tamara and Deland with their trip to Japan.
Check out the Tokyo Kinder Film Festival website!


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Long Live the geometry!
Geometric prints are highly pop this summer - both in clothing and footwear. Strip, cell, circles and triangles - all that ornaments are popular currently as ever. Moreover, - precise geometry is traced in the shape of summer shoes. Space or rectangular heel, for example. Similar posts: Sandals, summer bags, ornamentals Gate-hood, collar-counter, mohair tape Summer street vogue.


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As 2015 wound down in December people were obviously thinking about their 2016 motorsport programs – we've had 5 more nominations for COT 16! We're really pleased to welcome…
Adam, from Sydney, is a Targa Tasmania regular and has competed there in a VL Walkinshaw and a BMW M3. In the 2015 Classic Adelaide, Adam and COT co-driver Mary Hughes won Classic Adelaide in an RX7. Adam and Mary will also take on COT16 in an RX7, but not the tarmac car from Classic Adelaide.
David and Kate Officer hail from Melbourne, but they've spent plenty of time rallying around Alice Springs – including a number of Australian Safaris and the 2008 Red Centre to Gold Coast, which they won! Dinta and Kate are COT regulars and will run their very reliable Galant in COT16.
Reg, from Warrnambool Vic, is a long time off-road competitor – he's competed 19 Australian Safaris and won the event in 1992! Reg had become the oldest Safari competitor and still regularly competes in the ARB off road series and the Condo 750. Despite Reg's long history of driving Nissans, Reg and co-driver Russell Cairns will be running a 2014 Isuzu MU-X diesel in COT16.
Gerald, from Springfield NSW, may be the busiest man in motorsport – he competes in regularly both Off Road and Rally events, including both classic rallies and tackling ARC events and Rally Australia in a Lancer Evo IX. Gerald has nominated his Isuzu D-MAX for COT 16 and will be competing in Cross Country.
Michael, from Victoria, has done a number of events with Michael Arundel as his co-driver – most recently on the State Bank Discovery Trial ReRun. Rallying in the outback must have appealed to Michael – he's decided to swap seats and drive in COT16. Michael is running a VB Commodore.
Thank you for your nominations and a big COT welcome to Adam, Mary, Dinta, Kate, Reg, Russell, Gerald, Michael and their teams. We're looking forward to welcoming you in person in Alice Springs.
That takes us to 57 nominations for the event. And, we've all got just over 5 months to go…
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Join us for lunch and discussion with Alexandra Zapruder, moderated by Steve Inskeep, host of NPR's Morning Edition. The event will be followed by a book signing. Doors open at 11:00 am, lunch begins at 12:00 NOON, program begins at 12:15 pm. Event information is here.
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Seeking to further encourage and support research and teaching in the humanities, USC and The Huntington have re-affirmed, in an affiliation agreement, their commitment to the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) and the Institute on California and the West (ICW), their two jointly run advanced research enterprises. Laura Skandera Trombley, … Continue reading
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Welcoming New Research Fellows
Summer is a busy time for The Huntington's research program. As the academic year draws to a close, it's time for a changing of the guard. The fellowship selection process for the 2016–17 program is complete, and a new roster of candidates has accepted The Huntington's offers of research grants. … Continue reading
The first time I walked into the office of Laurie Sowd, The Huntington's vice president for operations, I thought I was in the wrong place. This was the person in charge of multimillion dollar construction activities, security, information technology, facilities—big, complicated megaprojects with lots of moving parts? What I found … Continue reading
Ansel Adams, William Current, and the American West
Legendary photographer Ansel Adams (1902-1984) produced seven limited-edition portfolios over the course of his long and storied career. He published the first portfolio in 1948 and the last in 1976, referring to the 90 photographs all told as "an excellent cross section of my work." Thanks to a recent gift … Continue reading
The Gift of Time
Every now and then a coworker comes along who is absolutely made for the job. They live it, breathe it, are the essence of the work—so much so that you think the job is them. In fact, you don't know which came first; it's a sort of workplace chicken and … Continue reading
Alan Taylor Wins Second Pulitzer Prize
Congratulations to historian Alan Taylor, who has won the Pulitzer Prize in History for The Internal Enemy: Slavery and War in Virginia, 1772–1832, published by W. W. Norton & Co. Taylor is the fourth person to win two Pulitzer Prizes in History since the establishment of the award in 1917, … Continue reading
This week we say goodbye to Alison Sowden, The Huntington's chief financial officer for the past 24 years. She recently accepted a position to head the financial operations of the Art Institute of Chicago and the School of the Art Institute. She will do great things there as she did … Continue reading
The Huntington's Tumblr Turns One
Do you follow The Huntington on Tumblr? If you do, then you're one of the thousands who joined since we launched our site exactly one year ago today. If you don't follow us, take some time today to browse through our archive. There you'll find some of our favorites, including … Continue reading
How to Keep Your New Year's Resolutions
Did you join the millions of Americans who made New Year's resolutions a couple of weeks ago? If you're determined to travel more and get plenty of exercise in 2014, The Huntington has the perfect solution. Come explore the wide range of exhibitions planned for this year, and essentially be … Continue reading
Cheeke to Cheeke
A special treat for art aficionados is now on view in the Huntington Art Gallery. Just outside the Thornton Portrait Gallery (where hangs the famous Blue Boy) is a rare double portrait of The Cheeke Sisters: Essex, Countess of Manchester and Anne, Lady Rich, painted around 1640 by the great … Continue reading


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Introduction to Centering Prayer
Four Mondays in June, 6:15 – 7:15 pm, H6
Leader: Kathy Kramer-Howe
"Be still and know that I am God." — Psalm 46:10
Centering Prayer is a method of silent prayer that prepares us to receive the gift of contemplative prayer and a way to be more aware of God's loving presence. Developed by Father Thomas Keating, and introduced worldwide by Contemplative Outreach, LTd, Centering Prayer is a simple, yet powerful daily practice of communing with God in a holy silence.
During these sessions, we will deepen our understanding of the background and method of the prayer, and experience it together.
God's presence within us is closer than breathing, closer than thinking, closer than consciousness itself. This method of prayer is both a relationship with God and a discipline to foster that relationship. The program encourages a daily prayer practice and provides participants with the tools to do so.
Each class stands alone, but the progression will give your greater facility with this prayer practice. There is no cost, and registration is not necessary.
For more information, please contact Kathy Kramer-Howe at email@example.com or 602-421-0444. Prior registration is not necessary. For child care, please call 602-840-8360, ext 134, at least 48 hours in advance of the class.
Read more at https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/category/category/centering-prayer and watch this video to better understand the results from Centering Prayer:
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Lukey Eats: Cinnamon Raisin French Toast
Since Luke was growing tired of frozen French toast sticks for breakfast, Seri asked me to come up with a fresh, yummy alternative to make with him. The kid is a big fan of raisins and cinnamon, so cinnamon raisin French toast was an obvious way to renew his French toast fondness. After we shopped for ingredients together, (with the inevitable "Can I have a cake?" echoing in my ears--who was in charge of putting sweets at the entrance?!) I put sous-chef Luke to work, mixing the egg mixture with a whisk. I also employed him to gently lay the bread into the mixture, although I flipped it--don't want the kidlets to get eggy hands! Get your plates ready because you're going to want to eat these up hot out of the pan. Here's how to make them: For 2 servings: 4 slices cinnamon raisin bread 3 eggs 3 tablespoons milk 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1 tbsp fine sugar 1 pinch nutmeg Unsalted butter for cooking Combine eggs, milk, vanilla extract, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a shallow medium bowl or baking dish. Dip each slice of bread into egg mixture for a minute per side, making sure it is evenly coated. Heat a pan on medium-low and coat with a tablespoon of butter. Place each slice of bread in pan and cook for 2 to 3 minutes per side, until golden-brown. If you have a griddler, go for it! Just make sure it is fully cooked to a golden-brown color. All-in-all, the cinnamon raisin french toast was a success: Luke was entertained for a little over 20 minutes and the French toast was so good it didn't need syrup! Although, let's be honest, we couldn't resist a little maple syrup accoutrement. Luke is half-Canadian after all! xoxo Erin


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LowComDom Performances Presents
Film Review - Stepmom
Let me get this straight. It's a movie about a mother sabotaging her children's relationship with their father's new wife. You want me to pay to review this? No, it's just not going to happen. If I want to see domestic fighting and screaming, I'll watch Jerry Springer.
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Directed by Chris Columbus
Released in 1998
MPAA Rating: PG-13
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Data suggests the Nexalin waveform effectively resets the hypothalamus of the brain, without introduction of pharmaceutical medication. Study results indicate that a 6+ week process of stabilizing the brain begins by changing the levels of various neurotransmitters, including dopamine and serotonin. Additional research indicates the treatment is long lasting and addresses the underlying causes of the associated symptoms. The success rate of the Nexalin therapy for anxiety, depression, and insomnia ranges between 80% to 97% of sustained improvement in symptoms.
How Does Nexalin Work?
Nexalin is an FDA cleared medical device that creates an undetectable electrical waveform that stimulates the hypothalamus and surrounding deep centers of the brain. This area of the brain helps to control and normalize levels of neurochemicals that regulate your body's homeostasis. Three pads are placed gently on your head (on the forehead and behind each ear). The electrical current is virtually unnoticeable, and the treatment is soothing and relaxing.
Why Nexalin?
Clinical research and patient testimonials based on unsuccessful pharmaceutical treatment demonstrate the need for natural treatment options for prescribing physicians. Nexalin provides a treatment alternative that addresses underlying causes of anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Research data supports stimulating the hypothalamus and associated brain centers promotes normalization of neurochemical imbalances without harmful side effects.


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Garnet Hill Girls' Reversible Down Coat is rated out of 5 by 15.
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Czech out the Top 11 things to do when you are in Prague!
"Prague isn't just a city, but an entity of some kind." - Sezin Koehler
The capital city of Czech Republic - Prague, is well known for its Gothic style cathedrals, unique medieval architecture, and colourful baroque buildings. Its historic city center was even listed in the UNESCO list of world heritage. There was once someone told me, "Prague is so beautiful, even the road is pretty!". That, is very true. I still remember the charming cobblestone streets with incredible designs and patterns. This makes up one of the reasons why Prague is such a stunning city not only for its popular attractions, but the ambience of the entire city. Read on, and you will know why Prague is totally worthy to visit!
Here are the top 11 things to do when you visit Prague. The last one is my favourite!!!
Old Town Square
This must be one of the most beautiful historical sights in Europe. Located between Wenceslas Square and the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square is a historic square in Prague and I would say this is where the true heart of Prague beats. There you will find the elegant tower of town hall with the world famous astronomical clock (sadly it was under construction when I visited), the fairytale-like Tyn Church, along with stylish multicoloured shops and houses to give this place an exclusive atmosphere. Christmas market is also held here and I was totally soaked up in the festive atmosphere with all the Christmassy stalls and hearty food around.
Church of Our Lady before Tyn
Our jaws dropped the moment we stepped into the church - period. The photo does not do it justice at all. You HAVE TO see this for yourself. The beauty of this church was way beyond expectation and I think it was one of the most beautiful and grandest churches I have visited during my 2 weeks / 3 countries trip. You are able to see the silhouette of this charming church at the old town square. We took sometime to figure the entrance to this church as there was no apparent sign or direction. The building looks like it is situated behind the shops but you could enter the church from the entrance beside 'Restorante Caffe Italia'. Entrance is free but donation is welcomed.
Charles Bridge
You have not been to Prague if you have not been to Charles Bridge. Taking a stroll on Charles Bridge must be tourists' favourite thing to do in Prague. This gothic bridge connects the Old Town and Lesser Town (aka Mala Strana). The bridge is also decorated by 30 (replica) statues, most of them in baroque style, overlooking the picturesque view. My advice is to come here early (especially during summer months) to avoid squeezing with the crowd. Another tip is to keep an eye on your belongings as pickpocketing is very common on Charles Bridge as the pickpockets take advantage of the overwhelming crowd to enable them to get lost in sight.
Mala Strana (Lesser Town)
If you are spending a day at the castle district, there is no reason you should miss out Mala Strana, translated to "Lesser Town", which is just located around the foothills of Prague Castle. Do not be misled by its name though, this part of the area is definitely not "lesser". Other than being very picturesque especially with its hidden streets and cobblestone squares, ancient houses and churches, Mala Strana is home to many sights, restaurants, small shops and bars. Its quiet and charming neighbourhood is filled with lovely architectures and it is perfect for travellers who prefer to stay out of the heart of tourist district yet within reach to major attractions.
👉🏼 Recommended cafe / restaurant in Mala Strana: St. Martin 💯
John Lennon Wall
If you are thinking of a cool and Instagram worthy picture, definitely head to Lennon Wall. The colourful wall will guaratee a splash of lively colours on your social media wall(s). Apart from being a favourite for photo junkies, this wall is to remember John Lennon after his murder in year 1980. The wall is now filled with John Lennon inspired graffiti and pieces of lyrics from Beatles' songs, contributed by artists from all over the world.
Prague Castle
No trip to Prague is complete without a visit to Prague Castle and also for its magnificent panoramic view and the most recognizable Gothic landmark, the St. Vitus Cathedral. Prague castle is a large complex which made up of historical palaces, offices, church and fortification buildings, gardens and picturesque spots. You may think you need to pay to visit Prague Castle, but we did not spend a single cent yet we managed to take in the essence of the castle. Here are some tips to save on your budget during your visit to Prague Castle. Kindly take note these are solely my personal opinions. You may go ahead to explore more and pay for an admission fee if you wish.
- For a charming panoramic view, you do not need to pay to get to the Great South Tower of St. Vitus Cathedral. For a similar view, the upper veranda of Starbucks cafe can definitely do a good job. There, you could easily immerse yourself with spectacular views of Prague for hours. No wonder it was voted as one of the best Starbucks offering one of the most beautiful views in the world!
- The front part of St. Vitus Cathedral is free of charge whereas the historical part (which is located at the inner part of the church) is only accessible with a valid ticket. We did not opt for the option as we personally felt that the exterior was better than the interior (in terms of outlook), and we could pretty much have the whole feel of the interior from the "free area" already.
- Golden Lane is one of the top sights at Prague Castle. It is a street built in the 16th century, to house Rudolf II's castle guards. It then takes its name from the goldsmiths who stayed there in the 17th century. We googled some of its images and thought it is basically a street filled with colourful small shops and houses along it. Also, we thought 10 Euros was a bit steep for a colourful street hence we forwent that. However, as I did not personally experience that place, I am not in no position to say it is definitely not worth going. If you would like to tick that off your bucket list, then by all means, please do.
- Other entrance fees are for palaces and historical exhibitions, which we knew we would not have much interest in. If you are a history lover or museum goer, consider going for the guided tour where you will be able to know about the story and history behind this castle.
For me, the highlights of Prague Castle would definitely be the gorgeous jaw-drop panoramic view, the exotic Gothic design and architects of St. Vitus Cathedral and some picturesque spots you could find there.
Vysehrad Castle
Often known as the "other" castle in Prague, Vysehrad is a historic fort which was built on a hill over the Vltava River. The reason it is loved is because it is much less crowded than Prague Castle and is best suited for travellers who prefer a peaceful walk. With its location on a rocky promontory, stunning views of Prague is offered from this castle.
The highlights of Vysehrad Castle would be the Neo-Gothic church called the "Basillica of St. Peter and St. Paul", and the Vysehrad Cemetery and its famous tomb Slavin. To get into the essence of the place, you need to take a walk through the huge, beautiful park. It was winter when we visited and the park was covered with snow, what magical scene!
Dancing House
I would say this is the most daring and uniquely shaped building in Prague. Although called "Dancing House", this building is not a dance theatre or a place for dancing. The name was derived from an inspiration to build a dynamically looking building that seems to be dancing on the quay. It represents two dancers Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, with the stone tower symbolises Fred Astaire and the glass tower symbolises his partner Ginger Rogers. The top floor of the Dancing House opens up to one of the city's leading restaurants namely "Ginger & Fred Restaurant", offering magnificent views over Prague.
Original Beer Spa & Czech Beer
It is no surprise that drinking beer is a popular pastime in Prague. So beer lovers out there, you have come to the right place! It is safe to say the Czechs drink more beer than water on a daily basis. That's true, because at every restaurant that I went in, I saw nearly everyone was holding a pint of beer. And when your love for beer has come to a certain level, it's time to 'upgrade' it to the next level - bathing in beer, how cool is that!
Beer Spa Prague is the place for you to soak and relax yourself in a whirlpool royal oak tub filled with beer, along with other natural ingredients like hops, brewer's yeast and malt. During the beer spa session, home-made beer bread is served and here comes the best part - UNLIMITED consumption of light and dark Krusovice beer, how dope! Rest on a bed of wheat straw after the bath to encourage the absorption of all vitamins and extracts from the preceding bath.
Currently, there are 3 branches of Original Beer Spa in Prague. For more information : https://www.beerspa.com/
Have the best ice-cream at Creme de la Creme
I know ice cream is not so much of a Prague thing but really, if you want to take a break from the shopping or explorer walk in Old Town Square, do yourself a favour and head to this cute and cozy gelato bar - Creme de la Creme. We had passion fruit and lavender (not the best combo I know, lol) and they were one of the best I have had so far, simply love it!
Snap A LOT of beautiful and stylish street photography!
Yes, like mentioned above, with the beautiful cobblestoned streets and the charming environment, grab this opportunity to snap away all the insta-worthy photos! You won't regret it ;) If you would love to see more beautiful photos of Prague, make sure to check out my IG account HERE❗
Also czech out my accommodation in Prague 👉🏼 Hotel Sovereign Prague
Reasons I chose this awesome hotel:
- Centrally and strategically located - within walking distance to all major attractions
- Modern hotel with beautiful interior and comfortable bed
- Courteous and friendly hospitality
- Very well heated and you don't have to worry about freezing out of the shower during winter
- Delicious breakfast! And that's quite a big thing to me!
Till next time~
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