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A simple tea timer, works when the phone is sleeping. Can even be used to time things _other_ than tea!
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An open source effort: http://github.com/ralphleon/TeaTimer.
In version 1.7:
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Baseball Completes Four-Game Sweep Of Mount St. Mary's With 3-2 and 7-2 WinsThe Quinnipiac University baseball team completed its four-game, Northeast Conference sweep of Mount St. Mary's with a pair of wins in a doubleheader at E.T. Straw Family Stadium in Emmitsburg, Md. Quinnipiac won the first game, 3-2, before bouncing back with a 7-2 win in the nightcap. Kyle Nisson (Wallingford, Conn.) had four hits in the doubleheader. Quinnipiac improves to 7-1 in NEC play while Mount St. Mary's slides to 2-6 on the season.
Nisson was 2-for-2 with an RBI double in the first game and 2-for-5 in the second game. George Dummar (Branford, Conn.) improved to 3-1 on the season after holding the Mount to two runs on eight hits over six innings. Andrew Rinaldi (East Rockaway, N.Y.) came on in relief in the seventh inning with the bases loaded and pitched the Bobcats out of the jam for his team-leading third save of the year.
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sugarysweetngoodtoeat replied to your post: Okay my first ever set of photos I think will be a…
I once watched a video of a girl stepping on a donut that had a cream filling with her heels. It was … interesting.
Ooh that's a good idea. Donut moneyshot.
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Okay my first ever set of photos I think will be a crushing set.
I have this rad frog that when you squeeze it its eyes squoosh out, so I'm totally gonna step on that a bunch.
Might do some food, like raspberries cuz they're squishy and juicy and will have nice contrast against my feet.
I'll do some with heels, some barefoot.
If I may utter a humble request. Please don't step on the frog. Even a fake frog might fuel someone who is into real non-human animal crushing and that is so very, very wrong.
I know it may sounds silly to not do something that may do something but there is real murder going on to sexually arouse these demented perverts and it would break my heart to know one of your girls had even an iota to do with it.
But it's blue and sparkly
But now I'm icked out :(
Okay my first ever set of photos I think will be a crushing set.
I have this rad frog that when you squeeze it its eyes squoosh out, so I'm totally gonna step on that a bunch.
Might do some food, like raspberries cuz they're squishy and juicy and will have nice contrast against my feet.
I'll do some with heels, some barefoot.
My streamate has been approved! I sense impending money!
I really want to get a screen, though, to block out my sewing table/give me a decent backdrop. I would even be okay with a cheap screen frame I can just make fabric panels for.
Hanging sheet backdrop's not very nice.
So have you ever seen people make TIL (today I learned) posts? Well, here's a post about what I've learned about being a camgirl so far (YMMV).
+ Lighting is important. The Queen of Shadows is only sexy in theory, and conversely no one looks good washed out. I'm a fan of natural lighting, but then I tend to cam more during the day…when the sun is out. >"> I find that multiple lamps, none pointed directly at me, tend to produce more flattering lighting if I do find myself workin' late.
+ Invest in a good webcam, with a good mic. Although broadcasting in HD gets mixed reviews not everyone's computer can handle it. But those whose systems are up to snuff enjoy it. Also people being able to hear you, and understand you are important. I typically don't broadcast in HD, my systems are woefully in need of some TLC.
+ Having a camming space makes life SO MUCH nicer. For a while there I was camming from my bed. Having to do a set up/take down every day takes time away from camming or being a lazy bum. Try finding a room, or a corner of a room, some place that you can take and make your cam space. (don't forget to clean it every now and again)
+ Music! I used to try to have music at a nice volume for other people to hear. Now, I keep it low enough no one can hear it but me. It keeps me sane. I may turn it up to dance, but chances are that if I'm dancing I'm scratch my eyes out bored (and/or super horny). This is personal choice. But don't forget to ask you're room.
+ Keep hydrated! I keep a tray nearby with water, redbull/tea and a snack. It's surprising how drained you can get. Keeping hydrated is just good life advice in general. Drink more water people!
+ Be consistent as possible with your schedule (do as I say, not as I do). Also remember to tweet or post on tumblr before logging in. Some people will actually follow these things…
+ Try out different schedules too! I tend to get more tippers in the morning, but have a higher chance of getting groups/privates later in the day. It's a different crowd of people on at different times of day.
+ Have a twitter! But do you're best to not be spamy. Same thing with having a tumblr…I'm pretty bad about forgetting to use my tumblr as I set out to do, and not just rebloging everything that makes me giggle.
+ Join Amber Cuties Forum's. Seriously, so many things can be learned here. Also it gives you people to talk to. Camming can be isolating if it's your only source of income, main source of socialization. Networking can keep you sane.
+ Try to remember that your self-worth is not in any way tied into you're earnings. Otherwise those 10$ days are going to suck.
+ If somethings not working, change it. Mix it up. Try wigs. Try silly outfits. Try different sorts of shows. You may have to take time figuring things out in order to find your grove… and ruts happen.
+ Trolling happens. Some people hate fun, and want to spoil it for everyone else. They are stupidheads. Don't take it personally, because it's not. It really isn't.
+ Some people will try to present themselves as your friend in order to get free stuff from you. Learn how to stand firm, and say no. (also 50% of the time people are asking for skype shows because they think they can get a show from you for cheaper than on site [not all the time though]).
+ This is MediaFire, you can upload videos here. It's like 9$ a month. You're welcome.
+ Tip for feets bb. I don't mean to judge people by their fetishes. But in my experience the hair fetishists will tip (and how! ;3), and if a foot fetishist tips its time to buy a lottery ticket. O.o (but then I don't have cute feet).
+ Don't try to force a persona, it's not going to work and will take more effort. Be yourself. Authenticity is key. If you are clearly happy, and enjoying yourself, you are more fun to watch. Therefore don't try doing anything that you don't like. If your not into spanking, don't. Not cool with anal, don't force it bb.
+ But also don't be afraid to try new thing [on cam] if you're curious. If anyone asks me to do Top them on cam, I always let them know I've got veryvery little experience. Most people don't want to be practice, and I wouldn't want them to waste their tokens/$$.
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YESSS! Thank you. As a new and nervous person, stuff like this is great to see.
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I feel like I could make a LOT of money putting it there … but I don't know if it's allowed.
While we're at it, can you put it in Fetlife too?
From CollarMe's terms:
- 7.3.12. You will not use Your profile or any other portion of the Website or Our services to promote any other business enterprise, unless otherwise permitted by collarme.com, nor will you attempt to use any of Our services to promote an escort service, prostitution, web-cams, or any other form of related enterprise;
- 7.3.13. You agree that You will not use Our services in order to view, transmit, traffic in, or in any other way interact with, provide to any other person, or receive obscene materials in any way;
So no, you're not supposed to, but I've also yet to see them enforce that on the multitudes of people selling cam/dom/pay-for-play services so I doubt it's an issue.
From Fetlife's prohibited activities:
- Create any event to promote a session with a phone sex operator, professional Dominant or professional submissive.
- Publicly post the schedule, price list or phone number of a phone sex operator, professional Dominant or professional submissive on FetLife except in a group led by that person or in a group explicitly created for the purpose of posting such information.
- Publicly solicit for clients on behalf, directly or indirectly, of phone sex operators, professional Dominants and professional submissives in any group except in a group led by that person or in a group explicitly created for the purpose of posting such solicitations.
- Solicit or sell any kind of sex for hire.
From what I've noticed in my time on Fetlife, they like to keep advertisements paid for through them, and sexual services off the site. They're more strict about their rules than collarme.
You CAN, however, work around that by advertising in groups that allow it and by mentioning that that's what you do for work in your profile, but not soliciting - give your deets to people in private conversations.
Careful phrasing, pretty much, is how to work around fetlife's policies.
Dive bombers
Place your hands shoulder width apart. Slowly dip your chest towards the ground and make a U shape with your body movement. As your head finishes the U shape, reverse the movement.
This targets your chest and arms.
It's a total killer!
This one is awesome!! I still can't do it properly, my arms are so weak, haha
Minus the reverse part, this is also known as a cobra pushup
Might have to give this one a try. And fail again. And hurt again. Excited!
I will have to do it when people are around, so they can be like WHAT IS THAT A SNAKE?
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You should have made it Tigersaurus Sex. :)
Basically offers payment in exchange for sex. Yet he says "NO ESCORTS/HOOKERS"
…. You're paying someone for sex. What else do you call that?
That's pretty much him saying "I'm a cheap-ass who likes to take advantage of women who don't realize they're worth a lot more than I'm willing to pay."


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Anyway, the few carpenters I know are equally as cool as they are skilled. I'm sure, like any discipline, some jerk carpenters exist, but I've never met 'em. Heck, Jesus was a carpenter and he's the personification of forgiveness and kindness and cool. But I have a feeling that even Jesus hated the ironic nemesis of the woodworker - genus Camponotus - the carpenter ant !
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First of all, you're going to want something sweet to attract them and get them all fired up. Grape jelly is great, but so is syrup, honey, or just plain old sugar. Peanut butter also works. As for the eradicating agent...just some plain old borax. Borax rips apart the digestive tracts of the insect and also damages its exoskeleton, dehydrating it to death. Mix equal parts borax and your sweetener and smear it on a plate or, if you're worried about pets and kids, slather it in a jar and poke holes large enough for the ants in the top. They'll grab it and carry it back to the nest for all to consume...ideally the queen, as well.


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Top 20 Radiohead Tracks, #20-#16
PopMatters had me do a new "List This" feature, ranking Radiohead's top 15 songs. Never one to shy away from an opportunity to make the entire internet hate me, I went ahead and wrote a top 20. Here are the 5 that didn't make the feature. I'll share the link for the other 15 once the list goes live!
20. "Street Spirit (Fade Out)," The Bends
The Bends' closer blends that album's soaring, cinematic tone with hints of what would come next for the band. Dark almost to pitch, the track sees Thom Yorke exploring the paranoia of modern urban life in the surrealistic, claustrophobic manner ("Rows of houses all bearing down on me / I can feel their blue hands touching me") he'd perfect on OK Computer and Kid A. Musically, the group opts out of the more traditional verse-chorus-verse structure of much of The Bends and Pablo Honey for a tensely coiled build-and-release. It's the sound of Radiohead pushing themselves toward the band they'd become soon enough.
19. "I Might Be Wrong," Amnesiac
On an album full of Radiohead's most challenging, least conventional material, "I Might Be Wrong" might feel like an oasis to some listeners. Jonny Greenwood's bluesy riff manages to evoke both classic rock in its rhythmic fuzz and the electronic influences of Kid A and Amnesiac in the way its insistent repetition makes it sound almost looped or sampled. The final minute-long coda surprises by scaling things back, leaving us with one of the most beautiful moments on Amnesiac, an album bursting with them.
18. "Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box," Amnesiac
"Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box" sets the template for Amnesiac, placing a premium on atmosphere over bombast, rhythm-centric grooves over straightforward hooks. Yorke's mantra, "I'm a reasonable man, / Get off my case, / Get off my case," comes off less convincing than frightening, the kind of thing the guy twitching next to you on the subway might mutter under his breath. How's that for a soundtrack on your way to work?
17. "True Love Waits," I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings
It's the rawness of "True Love Waits" that makes it stand out in Radiohead's discography, a simple acoustic ballad performed by a band better known for their restless experimentation and groundbreaking ingenuity. Yorke sings his lovelorn heart out, and it's refreshing to hear a guy so often sidled with accusations of inscrutability lay things bare with just an acoustic guitar and a microphone.
16. "Talk Show Host," "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" Single
Is "Talk Show Host" a love song or a fight song? Visions of Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes aside, it's probably both. Thom Yorke dares his target—of romance, of violence—to come and find him, to break down the door, where he'll be "waiting with a gun and a pack of sandwiches." Meanwhile, his band creates a stuttering, sultry backdrop, a perfect concoction of sex and danger.
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How would you organize a theoretical magazine for hospital administrators? They are probably baffled by the Dick and Jane simplicity of ordinary magazine and newspaper structure.
I'm thinking there would need to be a separate numbering system for the tops and bottoms of pages; a supplement that could only be accessed when the main book is turned to page 43; and probably interwoven articles that one could read by following a color-coded text. But what mere designer has a mind, um, "scientific" enough to design it? The only option might be to hire an MD to DD.
Airport signage, on the other hand, seems to translate quite well to the editorial environment, as New York demonstrated the other week. I haven't flown in or out of the city in years, but New York turns what is essentially a service journalism piece into an engaging and entertaining package with captivating information graphics, tables and fascinating but trivial factoids.
The photography is nothing special, but it still seems vibrant because of context. This works particularly well on the opening spread where the lead art serves as both illustration and infographic: backed-up planes are listed by how late they were to their destinations the day the photo was taken.
The translation of airport signage to page architecture is an obvious move, but New York handles it with enough aplomb that the conceit does not become boring or repetitive-even through dubious sidebars about decent airport meals.More...
So it is with media. An October released study from The Nielsen Company revealed that, worldwide, the most trusted media is also the one most losing ground with advertisers, newspapers.
The two least trusted media are the ones with blue sky ad sales predictions, online banner ads, and ads on mobile phones. According to the study:
"...while new platforms like the Internet are beginning to catch up with older media in terms of ad revenues, traditional advertising channels continue to retain the public's trust. Ads in newspapers rank second worldwide among all media categories, at 63 percent overall, while television, magazines and radio each ranked above 50 percent."
The study also contains fun information on which media are trusted most/least in different countries.
Use it on a sales call: Often it is hard to shore up the "traditional media" part of an integrated media package. Start by asking your advertiser how important "trust" is in their selling process. Tell them that through an integrated package of traditional media and new media they get the best of both worlds-the functionality of the new media, and the credibility of traditional media. Then show them the study.┬Ā
Read about the study on the Nielsen website.
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After I sold 101communications to 1105 Media, I began teaching a class at the USC Annenberg School of Communication. It's a graduate class in the management and communications program.┬Ā The focus of the class is the impact of the Internet on traditional media businesses.
The class is filled with twentysomethings. Most of them have worked for a few years in advertising, publishing, or some form of media, and now they've returned to get a graduate degree.┬Ā Most want to work in the publishing or entertainment business. But they don't much read print products.
On the first night of class, I told the students that we were studying "news, information and entertainment."┬Ā So what sources do you have for those, I asked.┬Ā Under "news," after 10 answers no one had mentioned a magazine or a newspaper.┬Ā It was all web sites.┬Ā Under "information", again only digital products-like Google Scholar--were mentioned; no books, even. And when I asked about sources of entertainment, no one ever mentioned actually physically going to a movie-instead they talked about celebrity Web sites, Netflix, Slingboxes, DVDs.
If you are in the print magazine business, these are your future readers.┬Ā Or not.More...
In 2005, search guru John Battelle was credited with sound bite critique of digital magazines describing them as "fish with feet," merely a transitional product for the digitally challenged who need extra help migrating from paper to the Web.
If Battelle was right, digital magazines should be fading away and gone in a few years. Also, his concern about the long term could become an objection raised by clients blocking your next digital magazine media sale.
While digital magazines have detractors they are now enjoying huge growth:
Digital publisher NXTbook Media reported a 254 percent increase in sales and a 359 percent rise in traffic to its digital magazines over the year before. This August, digital magazine publisher Zinio announced the launch of 65 new digital releases.
Sorry Mr. Battelle, but growth is robust.
In addition, almost all current media could be viewed as "fish with feet." In fact, going through some kind of tech transition focusing on delivery is typical these days:
Ō¢¬ In two years, the current analogue standard of television is mandated to shut down and be replaced with a digital system as per order of the US Federal Communications Commission.
Ō¢¬ Five years from now radio may morph into a medium with as many time shifted listeners as live.
Ō¢¬ Just now, there is┬Āa technology fight in cable TV where IPTV technology (like FiOS from Verizon) is being deployed to compete with the current generation of cable delivery.
Ō¢¬ The current Internet you are reading this blog on will one day be replaced with Internet2 technology now in beta at Universities.
If digital magazines are evolutionary products they are in very good company.
Today, Digital Magazines are robust and growing. To those detractors that suggest that they are irrelevant because they may yet evolve, remind them in today's media world evolution is a sign of viability, not weakness.More...
FOLIO: has asked me to blog occasionally for their newly designed, recently launched Web site. I was both flattered and flummoxed since I haven't had to deal with deadlines, or word counts since my days as a journalist way back when our businesses were called trade magazines and trade shows, rather than b-to-b media, the event business and content factories.
So my first question was, what would you like me to write about?
I have a passion for all things "e." I love new technology, but I'm not really an expert. I've been in the magazine business in one shape or another since college, writing, editing, selling and publishing.
But there are many others who are currently fighting that good fight. I've run a number of major trade shows, like PC Expo, Internet World, Variety Merchandise, Natural Products Expo. But again, there are many people more qualified to blog on the in-person business than I am.
FOLIO: suggested I discuss the M&A business since I am now in partnership with one of the most respected, and most successful private equity firms in the business, ABRY Partners. And although I am clearly now involved in the acquisition and investment business (at least until we make our first platform deal), I thought I'd save some thoughts on that path for a future blog.
So today, I'm going to touch on a topic near and dear to me: management of creative, energetic, and passionate people. The people who make the media landscape so interesting and an exciting career.
I've always thought that Starbucks got it right. If senior management spent it's time recognizing that their most important constituency is not their customer base, not their shareholders, but their employees, there would be more successful businesses where people actually liked to work.
Focus on your staff. Recognize that each individual is crucial and should be treated in a unique and personally designed way. Make the environment one where risks can safely be taken, where energy and extra effort is rewarded, and find many ways to compliment and congratulate. Communicate, over-communicate, and communicate again with your team. Respond quickly to their issues, questions, problems. You don't always have to say yes, but you do have to react quickly and be clear in why you might be saying no.
Management is easy. Remember that your people will always give you 95%. It's great managers who can lift the spirits of their staff so that they get that additional five percent.More...
Earlier this year, MediaPost subscribers-which include media buyers and sellers-were surveyed by Dynamic Logic and asked if there were buzzwords they would like to have people stop using. About half (49.5%) said yes.
Top of their "stop using" list? "Web 2.0" and "engagement."
On a call, it's a good idea to check the buzzwords at the door. The problem with words like these, is they mean different things to different people, so using them often does not advance communication.
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In the late '80s while managing the sales and marketing of CableVision magazine I saw magazine myopia at its worst. As I watched, first hand, the rapid growth of many new cable networks I wondered how the opportunities they represented had slipped by my publishing peers:
Why didn't someone at Sports Illustrated start ESPN?
Why didn't someone at Time or Newsweek start CNN?
Why didn't someone at Rolling Stone start MTV?
Why didn't someone at National Geographic start the Discovery Channel?
The list could go on...but I fear history could be repeating itself, this time with regional magazines.
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The Periodical Publishers Association (PPA) just released a U.K.-based study that tests advertising on different media for their ability to drive traffic to search engines. Of the all the media tested, television was the top driver beating out magazines by a nose.
But in the second part of the study magazines pulled off an upset. Of the people who were both driven to search AND made a purchase, magazines beat TV. While magazines may not generate the big bang that television does, it has greater influence for people driven to search who are purchase oriented.
Use it on a call. This study sets up a great story: Magazines may be second to television in driving traffic to search, but the nature of the audience magazines drive is different. Since a magazine ad can be revisited, marked up, and torn out and carried to a store it is a superior ad medium for driving search traffic that results in a sale.
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Just a day after I noted that Ziff Davis' PC Magazine had broken its word and once again violated industry ethics by using ads-within-edit, a reader of this blog sent me some good news.
American Business Media has changed the rules for its Neal Awards. Henceforth:
"Web sites submitted (for consideration for Best Web site) should not hyperlink editorial content to advertising or other paid material. (You can read all the rules in this PDF document.)
I'll take some credit for this change. Longtime readers of this blog will remember that I complained earlier this year when eWeek was nominated for a Neal Award even though the magazine's Web site violated ABM's ethics policy. Check out this earlier post in which ABM's Sara Sheadel responded and said the organization would likely change its rules.
Selling links inside editorial copy is wrong. It's offensive, misleading and disgusting. It belittles the work that thousands of B2B journalist do every day of their careers. It cheapens a Web site and damages the reputation of all of us in B2B publishing.
ASBPE has ruled on this issue. And now ABM has made its stance clear as well. ASME, however, remains silent.
And that is just pathetic.
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As editor-in-chief of a regional magazine-Southern Breeze-I get a lot of other regionals across my desk that I never knew existed. And while all magazines everywhere-with the exception of InStyle and most of the other ladies books-are fighting for ad dollars, our challenge seems wholly unique, even in the regional realm.
Southern Breeze delivers "the good life on the Gulf Coast" so we cover the tropical South along the Gulf of Mexico from Lake Charles, Louisiana to Apalachicola, Florida. Editorially, this is great because we have a large swath of the Southeast to feature in every issue. From an advertising standpoint there are significant challenges. What is a benefit for the writers-an entire region to cover-is a detriment for the ad salespeople. Why would a restaurant in Baton Rouge buy a full page ad when the magazine only covers a portion of its audience?
We also can't do a lot of the types of stories that city magazines do each year like the "Top 10 Doctors," "Top 10 Lawyers" et al because we're not exclusive to any one city. What is a boon to most city magazines would be ill-advised for us. Add to this conundrum the fact that we compete with other city publications and you'll find the print advertising dollar stretched very thin. There are only a few regional mags that have pulled this off successfully that I can think of, most notably Southern Living (duh), Midwest Living and Sunset.
As spectacular as these magazines are, none of them had their entire coverage area gutted by a spate of what we down here call "tropical occurrences." Hurricanes Katrina, Ivan and Rita gave us all a bit of a beating physically, financially, and emotionally. Sure our advertising dollars dwindled during that time, but we bounced back pretty quickly. We're not just the little regional magazine that could, we're the little regional magazine that does: ad dollars, competition, and Mother Nature notwithstanding.More...
In the wake of all the noise about everything going digital, everything being measurable on the Internet and demands for accountable ROI comes this story via the Wall Street Journal: "Starbucks Posts Decline in U.S. Store Traffic, Plans Ad Campaign."
An ad campaign. To increase awareness. How retro! They're going to use TV ads-you know, mass market, branding, all that. Sheesh, why aren't they grinding out interstitial EyeBlaster BrainBurst SoulSucker pop-up ads on all the kewl internet video sites?
Isn't that what everyone is supposed to do? Apparently not.
Maybe we're ready to move beyond the "Revenge of the Sock Puppet" phase of anti-branding. You remember the sock puppet mascot for pets.com? The lesson absorbed by VCs and CFOs everywhere in 2001 was, "Don't do anything even resembling branding, look what followed in the wake of the Super Bowl advertising for pets.com." Of course, it had nothing to do with their business model or the recession. Lots of targeted branding efforts were just thrown out with the bathwater. Branding somehow meant "Super Bowl ads." For years afterwards I met with marketers who said either the venture capitalists or their CFO said, "Yes you can spend millions of dollars, but don't you dare advertise for awareness or brand-building." I wonder if the marketers would ever turn around and say to the CFO, "you can run A/P and A/R but don't you dare use a spreadsheet!"
In this case, it appears as if Starbucks CEO Jim Donald is letting the marketers do what they were hired to do: marketing. As quoted in the Journal, Donald says Starbucks is getting into television advertising because "as we grow our stores, we're trying to reach out to this broader audience that maybe [has] not had a chance to experience Starbucks." I call that building awareness. The old-fashioned way.More...
You can't swing the proverbial dead cat without hitting an industry panel discussion about the death of print, the transition to digital or some variation thereof. This has been true now for the better part of a decade. The panels just come with different titles:
1997: "Avoid Becoming Roadkill on the Information Superhighway"
2007: "The Magabrand RevolutionŌĆØ
Cycling through a number of failed strategiesŌĆöhomegrown portal sites, blockbuster acquisitions, digital editionsŌĆömost publishers still have a hard time getting over the fact that branded, high-quality content doesn't seem to have the same value on-line as it does off-line.
Intuitively, established magazine brands should have an advantage over competitors they perceive as underwear-clad, basement-dwelling overachievers. Magazines have loyal audiences. Their content is professionally reported, edited and fact-checked. Longstanding brands connote a certain level of quality.
But it doesn't work that way. Perez Hilton competes on the same field as People, Drudge with Newsweek, TVNewser with Mediaweek, and on and on. On top of that, advertisers pay a significantly lower CPM online than they do for print, hurting magazine publishers in the tradeoff.
At the risk of getting sucked into the same repetitively lame dialogue I just mocked, this is what I want to blog about. As someone who started in the online world (LendingTree.com circa 1999) and then transitioned to magazine management, I hope to bring a perspective that cuts through a lot of the doomsaying and navel-gazing.
I'm going to highlight what works from the print, integrated or exclusively on-line perspectives. And if I plug my own magazine (Discover) and online product (http://discovermagazine.com) along the way, so be it. At least you don't have to sit through another integrated media panel discussion.More...


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News broke today that the jury in the Roger Clemens perjury case had acquitted the former seven-time Cy Young Award winner of all charges in regards to his perjury charges. You may remember that Congress opened an investigation into whether Clemens lied about performance-enhancing drugs and whether he used them back in 2008. Though it seemed that the evidence against Clemens in the case (which included testimony from his trainer, Brian McNamee, and former teammate, Andy Pettitte), Clemens was found not guilty.
Not guilty. That's a funny phrase. Think about it for a second. In the eyes of the American public, Clemens isn't innocent. He's not guilty. Is there a difference in the phrasing? Maybe not. But, at least for me, the verdict handed down by the jury of our peers is rather baseless and meaningless.
Anybody can make anything seem like something its not with the art of public communication. Sad, but true. People that are guilty of a crime do, at times, escape conviction because of one person's ability to cast doubt on what may or may not be the truth. That's why defense lawyers get paid big money, because what they do is incredibly unique and takes a long time to craft that skill.
Before I go off on a tangent about my philosophy on courtroom manner, let's focus right back on Roger Clemens and what this really means for his legacy. At the end of the day, that's really all that matters to the baseball loving American public. I could care less about Clemens' personal life or his off-field interactions with trainer Brian McNamee. The only reason I even know the name of his former personal trainer is because it makes a huge difference on how I evaluate the career for someone who could've been in the discussion for greatest pitcher of all time.
If you happened to read the post by Vinny Ginardi and myself on TWW about the greatest pitchers of all-time, both of us made a point to leave out Clemens because, quite honestly, his career arc makes absolutely no sense what so ever. And no amount of acquittals can remove the stank of a link to performance-enhancing drugs.
Looking back on the career of Roger Clemens, I think too many people draw that the line at 1996 being the last real season in which Clemens produced without the helped of supposed performance-enhancers. In fact, I call 1996 a career outlier for Clemens, who was uncharacteristically wild. He walked a remarkable 106 batters in '96, having only issued 80+ walks two prior seasons before that in 13 years of pitching in the Majors. Are his numbers, on paper, stark in contrast between his final 1996 season in Boston and his first season in Toronto in 1997? Absolutely. Hard to go from 10-13, 3.63 ERA and 257 punch-outs to 21-7, 2.05 ERA, 292 Ks and a Cy Young. But, he limited his walk number back down to a more controllable 68 in '97. That explains a lot more than the drugs.
Also, remember, we're talking about human growth hormone. It is a drug that, when properly injected, can reduce an athlete's recovery time from injury or strenuous workouts. It limits minor injuries and masks other ailments that would otherwise hamper and athlete's ability to succeed. For that, I look more towards the unexpected longevity of Clemens' career, and the fact that a drug may have directly impacted the amount of time in which Clemens remained at the top of his game.
I wish it was as easy as pointing to one season for Clemens and saying "There. That's where it started." Sadly, nothing is ever that cut and dry. The link Clemens has to HGH is undeniable. I mean, how does your wife, your best friend in baseball (Andy Pettitte) and your personal trainer all admit to using, all while you were perfectly oblivious to everything around you and just trained really hard. I know, there's a lot of assumption in what Clemens did and what he didn't. But, the connection is engranied in my head, much as it is the same in yours.
I can't look at Roger Clemens the same ever again. Even if he's not guilty.
That, and he STILL should've been ejected in Game 2 of the 2000 World Series after throwing a broken bat directly at Mike Piazza. HOW DO YOU NOT EJECT HIM?!!? IT WOULD'VE CHANGED THE ENTIRE SERIES!!!
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RICHMOND, Va. (BP) -- More than $11 million. That's the amount of money given to missions at LifeWay camps since 1984.
"It's incredible," said Mark Robbins, FUGE camps coordinator for LifeWay Christian Resources. "Just incredible."
The collection is, indeed, incredible especially considering the offerings come from students ranging from third grade through high school.
Summer 2014 will mark the 35th anniversary of the FUGE mission offering. Centrifuge, now called FUGE, is a summer camp for seventh- to 12th-grade students which began in 1979. Campers gave their first offering for missions in 1980. Since then, LifeWay has divided the offerings between the International Mission Board and the North American Mission Board.
LifeWay campers -- 100,000 this summer -- donated more than $600,000 to missions. For the North American Mission Board, the offerings will fund missions efforts in the Bronx and in Canada.
For the IMB, 2013 donations will help meet needs of orphans in East Asia through a project called One Child, in a new focus on age-appropriate projects, said Jeremy Echols, who leads LifeWay's CentriKid team.
Meanwhile, the 2013 CentriKid partnership (grades three through six) provided $65,009 to orphans in East Asia living in isolated and difficult conditions, reported Tobias Jones*, an IMB student strategist in the region. In an environment where $10 will feed a child for a month, and $30 will provide clothing and thermal underwear to keep kids warm throughout the long winters, the offering literally changes lives.
"Many of these kids were orphaned because their mothers died during labor or their parents died because they didn't have basic medical care," Jones said. "Spiritually, these kids have almost zero opportunity to hear about Jesus. They need to see His love and hear His love."
Christian workers among the orphans are praying for more opportunities to show God's love, such as meeting their most basic needs, Jones said.
"FUGE has partnered with IMB for years and years," Echols said. "Sometimes the projects like True Love Waits and HIV awareness were a better fit for teens than for kids. It's been great this year for CentriKid to focus on meeting the physical needs of kids in an orphanage in East Asia."
When CentriKid began in 2001, LifeWay combined the FUGE and CentriKid offerings and gave them to support student projects through IMB's International World Changers (IWC). In 2006, LifeWay and IMB also began identifying specific projects that allowed students to "pray, give and go" to a specific people group.
"The 'pray, give, go' tag keeps kids from getting confused with the details," Echols said. "Praying is something they can all do. Giving is something they can all do, and they can go now or go later."
In 2014, CentriKid campers will help provide clean drinking water to villagers in India. Although access to water is a luxury in many villages, providing clean water may be as simple as replacing a broken pump handle or other equipment for existing water resources. Through an IMB project called One Cup of Water, Christian workers in India hope to repair broken pumps or provide new ones in 1,200 villages.
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While CentriKid's kid-friendly partnerships are just getting started, FUGE and IWC have worked together for more than 15 years. A portion of the FUGE offering provides ministry funds so IWC's student teams can work alongside career missionaries on short-term projects. In addition, FUGE currently is teaming with IMB workers in sub-Saharan Africa, its second people group-specific initiative since 2006. The first five-year FUGE project involved the Roma people of Eastern Europe.
The value of these relationships to IMB's global mission is significant, said Kurt Holiday, an IMB strategy leader in sub-Saharan Africa.
"Knowing that 50,000 partners are joining with us to shatter the silence in sub-Saharan Africa is tremendously encouraging," Holiday said. "The prayers offered [by campers] give us strength and the offerings provided have enabled us to dream."
Since the FUGE partnership with sub-Saharan Africa began, campers have provided prayer support and funds for a high school sports ministry in Cape Town, South Africa; helped refurbish a hospital in Sanyati, Zimbabwe; and supported a project to rescue abandoned babies in Johannesburg and Soweto, South Africa.
In 2013, the partnership embraced the Karamojong people of northern Uganda. The Karamojong are an unreached people group, Holiday explained: Of the 696,000 Karamojong people, very few are followers of Jesus. There are virtually no evangelical churches and until recently no one was actively sharing the Gospel among them. FUGE campers gave $230,850.60 to support efforts to serve the Karamojong, to meet vital ministry needs in sub-Saharan Africa and to subsidize IWC student teams around the world.
"Next summer, FUGE will send our first group of staffers to work among the Karamojong," Robbins said, noting that IMB has provided opportunities for FUGE staff trips for several years. "Just as they did with the Roma and in other parts of Africa, FUGE staffers will work alongside IMB missionaries."
FUGE staffers, through these opportunities to serve, gain real stories to share, bringing the Karamojong to life for campers. Working together with IMB student mobilizers, FUGE also has developed opportunities for campers to work with the Karamojong through IWC projects.
This natural progression of missions education, giving and involvement for campers has been vital to the success of both FUGE and CentriKid, Robbins said.
"I can't imagine camp without a missions emphasis," he said. "Taking missions education out of camp would be like taking the sugar out of the cake."
Other ways students' FUGE gifts have impacted lives:
* Home care kits for those with HIV/AIDS
* Water filters for patients in a hospital in Tanzania
* Clinic visits for street children in Nairobi
* One month of food and housing for street children in Nairobi
* Training or subsidizing youth on mission events for African student missionaries in Kenya, Ghana, Botswana, South Africa, Togo and Benin
* Leadership camps for youth in South Africa
Tess Rivers is an IMB writer. For more information on IMB student opportunities, visit
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