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Apple unveiled its much-anticipated Apple Watch last week, coincidentally just before the onslaught of global fashion weeks. Or was it? Dominique Fevry, Account Executive in our Technology team, and Delara Nikkhah, Account Manager in our Luxury and Beauty practice, investigate what men and women are looking for in wearable tech.
Lessons from the frontline of independence
Rachel Carmen, a Senior Consultant at MSLGROUP, has kept a close eye on the Scottish Independence debate, discussing how national change can be likened to the change agenda within organisations.
Virtual reality = Reality!
Al Baird, Creative Director, discusses the imminent arrival of virtual reality.
What's wrong with wearable tech?
With wearable technology on the rise, Senior UX Architect Rory Watts discusses how they need to advance to become truly integrated into our lifestyle and culture.
Part 3: PR tips for launching technology businesses internationally
This is the final blog in a three part series looking at the way technology companies communicate when breaking into new markets.
The problem with the Mackay and LMA "banter" apology
Banter is a lubricant that greases the wheels of life. What it's not is an excuse for bigoted commentary.
How to triumph over a social media nightmare
Elle Chambré, Account Executive in our corporate team discusses Greggs's logo fiasco and what it can teach us about getting social media crisis management right.
If the volcano erupts, be ready: memories of communicating through a crisis.
Christian Cull, former Communications Director for Thomson and First Choice, remembers the ash cloud crisis of 2010.
Part 2: Tech companies must think global but act local in emerging markets
The second in this three part series looks at communications in the emerging markets and how technology companies are investing resources and focus in these areas.
The Politics of Pretty Pictures
Last week, Labour leader Ed Miliband tried to downplay the importance of photo ops – how important are pictures when you're building a brand?
Part 1: The world is less global than you think
Helen Calthrop-Owen, Director of Technology at MSLGROUP London, discusses in this three part blog series what tech companies need to consider when entering new markets. Having had the chance to manage international PR for the likes of IBM, Hitachi Data Systems and Dell some of this knowledge might be useful to others.
Storytelling and the brain: how to be remembered
At our latest Breakfast Event, 'Influence: where science meets art' celebrity scientist Dr Helen Czerski spoke about how our brains absorb stories. Read more to learn why some stories make an impact and others go straight over our heads.
Influence: where science meets art
Mallika Basu discusses MSLGROUP's recent event, Influence: where science meets art where a panel of experts discussed how to shape conversations to improve business outcomes.
Content Marketing Infographic
As the internet grows under the burden of more and more content, how do organisations navigate their way through the noise?
New design graduates: Take a tip or two from us
Matthew Smith, Designer, writes about what our design team thinks the 2014 graduates should do to make sure that they get into the creative industry on the right foot.
Fully Connected and Super-Networked
When I mentioned to a friend that I was attending Julia Hobsbawm's talk about networking, it prompted a discussion about the "old boys' network". Regardless of whether one thinks it unfair or elitist, one surely has to admire that this network is built on not only who you know, but also how to use and grow that network.
Big Thinking With Gerard Lyons
Bronwen Andrews, EMEA Business Development Director, discusses the latest in our Big Thinking series. Read more on the questions we asked our guest speaker Gerard Lyons, Boris Johnson's chief economic advisor and author of 'The Consolations of Economics'.
Cracking the European Parliamentary Elections
The recent European Parliamentary elections produced significant victories for Eurosceptic parties across the continent. What does the result mean for business in the United Kingdom? MSLGROUP and Lexington Communications convened an expert panel moderated by Times journalist Rachel Sylvester to answer the question. Here's a summary of our event.
HR Trends from Amsterdam
Louisa Moreton, Director of Employee Communications & Consultancy both spoke at and attended HR Vision in Amsterdam on June 3rd and 4th. Here she shares her insights from the event.
Is FIFA Reaching its Olympic Moment?
Revelations of scandal have put FIFA on the back foot as the World Cup kicks off. Is FIFA approaching its "IOC moment", or will it try to muddle through? And how should brands react? Senior Executive Consultant Andrew MacDougall takes a look.
SAS Scholarship 2014 Winners Featured in Creative Review
Following the success of this year's SAS Scholarship Scheme, we are very happy to announce that the work of the 6 finalists has been featured in Creative Review.
Highlights from the Value of Content CorpComms Conference
Dean Parker, Digital Consultant, attended the CorpComms 'The Value of Content' conference a few weeks ago and highlights the key take outs in his latest blog post.
UK companies embrace content marketing, but suffer from "the content headache"
MSLGROUP London, in partnership with CorpComms Magazine, the British Content Marketing Association and Tapestry Research just completed the most comprehensive survey to-date of the challenges faced by communication managers at 100+ large UK companies to tackle what we dubbed "the content headache".
SAS Scholarship 2014 - The Journey Continues
It has been quite a week for the SAS Scholarship Team. We checked in with all the students to see how progress is being made on this year's briefs and, most importantly, we have announced the shortlist. Get ready, there are only two weeks left for the shortlisted students to design-out each other and win the competition!
New Research: The when, how and what students really want
What are students looking for from an employer? What do they want to know from them? And how do they want to be told about it? These are crucial questions for companies hoping to stand out to this savvy, demanding demographic amid a crowded graduate employment marketplace.
The Millennial Compass
Generation 'Y' or Millennials (as they are more commonly referred to) have been the focus of organisational research for many years. With the rapid growth of technology removing social and geographical barriers, they have grown up in a world that is radically different to that of previous generations. Now, 10 years into their respective careers, Millennials provide a unique proposition and subsequent challenge to employers.
Millennials: all about the me
This week we hosted the second part of our Graduate Forums: How to create and manage content and experiences that really floats student boats. While the first session focused on creating content, this session was aimed at the merit behind specifically creating video content, and joining us was Myles Payne, director of Agile Films.
Remuneration. Hard to pronounce. Some tips to make it easier to report.
Following the IR Society's recent webinar on "Getting Remuneration Right", Matt Pepper, Client Director, shares some tips on how you can be in more control of your reporting.
Floating students boats
Our latest Graduate Breakfast forum aimed to dispel the notion that content marketing should be an alien concept to recruiters. Not only is content marketing relevant in the world of employee communications, it is both widespread and already in use.
The SAS Scholarship kicks off!
The SAS Scholarship 2014 has officially started and Matthew Shannon and his team have been busy traveling to Falmouth University and Chelsea Collage of Arts to brief the students.
Where does HR sit at the Board table?
At the recent Annual HR Directors' Summit there was some tough talk on the subject of HR's role at the Board table. CEOs universally acknowledge that talent is top, or close to the top, of their agenda. And yet they don't universally call on HR to help solve their talent issues. Why isn't HR at the right hand of the CEO?
Coming full circle with corporate websites
With the constant and deafening drum beat for social media and content marketing over the last few years, what of the humble website? This series of articles by Dean Parker, a digital consultant at MSLGROUP London, considers the future for corporate websites, starting with a look at some of the predictions of its demise…
Reputation Economics 101: What Your Mum's Worth
"How much is your mother worth?" This is the question Josh Klein is using to make his introduction to an audience these days.
Mobile traffic to corporate websites hits 35% - Are you ready?
Over the last couple of years, discussions in the digital community have been dominated by the rise of mobile, and how best to address the challenges posed by the proliferation of devices and of their increasing penetration into all aspects of our lives.
Making the Government of Canada a Belieber in Social Media
Justin Bieber was taking a lot of heat on Twitter for his photo with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. No, it wasn't because the young pop star had met with a Conservative Prime Minister. It was a problem with what he was wearing on the occasion.
Social network your way to a better career
The lines between online and real life are becoming increasingly blurred; most of us have more online connections than real life friends.
Should we be creating Purpose reports, not CR reports?
The CR report is having an identity crisis. Or is it actually a sustainability report? Or a CSR report? Or an [insert name of company sustainability programme here] report?
Buzzword Bingo – Responsive Website and the Corporate App
Recent conferences and LinkedIn debates have got me thinking about the tension between corporate apps and their purpose versus responsive website solutions.
Five tweetable moments from Social Media Week, London
I must confess a very bad habit: when I attend conferences, I don't tweet. It sounds so 20th century I know, especially when the crowd, the agenda and the speakers are all social media professionals, but there you have it: I actually prefer to listen and occasionally take notes. That being said, should I have felt the need to tweet, these would have been my top five tweetable takeouts from SMW London.
Communications are changing at the speed of bytes
On the 26th September we welcomed over 60 communications professionals to our breakfast event on "The new breed of corporate and B2B digital marketing" at the Andaz Hotel.
Employer Branding: Six tips to avoid the bear traps
I was recently asked to speak at a conference on employee engagement and employer branding. On the search for what topic to cover in the talk, I was prompted by a client's observation: "you've done many employer branding projects. We've never done one, and I hope we'll only have to do it once".
The Strategic Report – implications and opportunities
During August 2013, the Financial Reporting Council released its recommendations (draft guidance) following the change to the Companies Act 2006 (Strategic report and Directors' report) effective 1st October 2013. This guidance was issued following a request from the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills for non-mandatory advice to companies affected by the change in law.
Why don't we design websites in the same way as chairs?
In a recent knowledge sharing session hosted by SAS, we discussed the integral role User Experience plays in building a successful website and surveyed our audience on their track record. Nick Fine, Head of User Experience gives some practical advice on where to begin – starting with the question: "Why don't we design websites in the same way as chairs?"
The Crunch Years
At SAS, we spend a lot of time talking to employers about their plans to attract emerging talent. And if our conversations over the past year or so have made one thing clear, it is that young talent is the new frontier.
The people-shaped digital workplace has arrived. Or has it?
Louise Barfield reports from the latest in our 2013 breakfast events, this time focussing on getting an intranet right – the "Art" and the "Science".
Please act responsively
Dean captures some of the keys points of building a responsive website.
Direct sourcing – as simple as it seems?
John talks us through what underlines the idea of Direct Sourcing and what organisations need to do to make it work for them.
Creating the right conditions for social enterprise to thrive
At a time of increasing demand for greater collaboration, how should organisations go about encouraging their employees to change the way they work?
Every step I take – some golden rules for a better intranet
Despite intranets becoming increasingly central to internal communications strategies and employee engagement activities, the vast majority of intranets are still being treated as the poor relation to external websites.
Narrative reporting - re-arranging the deckchairs again?
After a gestation period of elephantine proportions, the BIS's much lauded draft changes to narrative reporting legislation has finally been published.
'Earlier and earlier years' talent marketing
Jason Frank reports from SAS's Practitioners' guide to Schools and 'Early Years' Campus marketing breakfast event on Dec 11th at the Andaz Hotel
Press Play? Gamification and talent communications
Gamification is having a bit of a moment - particularly in the highly competitive world of recruitment and employee engagement. As SAS helps client Unilever create an innovative new online game. Jason Frank looks at how the growth of gamification is taking the idea of 'serious play' to another level.
Taking a smart and agile approach to corporate websites
Dean Parker reports from our latest Corporate Website Forum held at the Hospital Club which discussed 'responsive design' – the idea of creating websites that work seamlessly across a range of different devices.
It's all in the word
Rarely a day goes by without the mention of corporate reputation in the tabloids. But still there is a struggle to encourage CEOs to invest in Employer Branding. Jason Frank discusses whether we should be labelling it Employee Reputation instead.
How does your employer brand stack up?
What does it take to attract and inspire the right talent in a digital world? Jason Frank discusses how our Employer Branding Benchmark can identify your strengths and weaknesses against your peers and the leaders in the world of Employer Marketing.
Finding the common interest – Digital strategy for professional services firms
Dean reflects on SAS's recent knowledge sharing breakfast seminar – 'Professional services marketing for the new economy'. He discusses how professional services firms can better use digital communications to create more meaningful connections with their audiences.
What's inside the mind of an investor?
SAS has recently launched the third of our biannual research studies in conjunction with Thomson Reuters, providing a unique perspective on global institutional investors' needs and preferences with regard to corporate reporting. Adrian Parker reveals a taster of the insights the study provides to help you shape your corporate reporting strategies.
"Culture" enters the blame lexicon
As the blame for corporate scandal begins to point to the CEO, Louisa Moreton discusses how nurturing the right culture and engaging with employees is vital to deliver new strategies.
The time for social media talk is over
With the backdrop of an unstable economy, increases in student fees and a perceived lack of graduate opportunities for University leavers it is more important than ever to engage with students in their space about the career opportunities available. Jason Frank discusses what we've been up to.
The evolving story of integrated reporting
It has been said by some that integrated reporting is becoming 'the norm'. This is far from the case but it's clear that it is an influence which will only grow over the next decade or so. Adrian Parker discusses the developments which are shaping legislation.
How do you measure the effectiveness of an annual report?
David discusses annual report effectiveness and the key areas beyond benchmarking which we use to add trust and transparency to develop unique reports.
The power of the dark site
Dean discusses the role of the corporate website in managing crisis communications online and focuses on the role of dark sites in keeping audiences informed during a potential or current crisis.
Narrative reporting – a game-changing development. Possibly…
Since the Companies bill in 2006 there is no doubt that there has been a huge improvement in the standard of corporate reporting particularly the area of narrative reporting. Adrian Parker discusses the next steps in reporting legislation.
Employee engagement and sustainability: Two worlds coming together
SAS recently partnered with environmental advisory and sustainability practice WSP to host an event looking into the relationship between employee engagement and sustainability. The key objective was to explore the benefits of making employee engagement an integral part of sustainability programmes, from planning to implementation.
Seven things to know before you commission a corporate site
Marged Lloyd, Head of Online Communications, Standard Chartered Bank has just been through the process. This is her advice from the front line.
Is integrated reporting coming together?
Communicate magazine and SAS hosted a round table discussion on the health and future of integrated reporting – the findings are captured in a neat article.
The state of the digital art
As big business grows more confident and open in the digital space, Jason Frank looks at recent SAS-designed sites that reflect new trends and thinking.
How the cookie crumbles
As the UK government enforces regulations around cookies, confusion abounds around the new laws. But don't panic, SAS's Dean Parker is on hand with a dose of clarity…
Recruiting in a digital world
The digital world within graduate recruitment was the hot topic under the spotlight at SAS's latest breakfast knowledge-sharing event. Andrew Soane, Director of Talent Communications at SAS, picked up on the overwhelming evidence that graduate recruiters should have a social media strategy, while Matt Alder, Digital Futurologist at Metashift spoke of key trends in the digital arena to help graduate recruiters shape and define their 2013 recruitment programmes. Orla Meade, Talent Attraction Specialist, Unilever UK & Ireland, also presented a case study showcasing how they are using digital channels to bring their own campaign messages to life. Emma Sice talks about the roles social media and mobile have in the graduate recruitment space.
Fortune or virtue: the challenges of sustainable business practice
David discusses integrated reporting in a post financial crisis market and the choices that business leaders need to recognise and make. He questions the relationship between sustainable business practice and financial performance and the role played by regulation.
Mobile matters
Use of mobile devices to access the internet is racing ahead – among consumers and the business community. In fact, before 2014 mobile internet use is set to overtake desktop internet use. Dean Parker discusses how best to invest to benefit from this new era.
The 'Forgotten Majority' for corporate websites
Jason reports from our latest Corporate Website Forum at the Hospital Club which discussed the role of the corporate website for potential employees.
Clear reporting in a new age of communication
Adrian Parker looks at how developments in communication styles – particularly in the area of digital technology – are affecting the way in which Annual reports are conceived and delivered.
How the world's top CEOs are focusing on employees to outperform their peers
Jason discusses the trend towards putting talent issues ahead of external branding activity.
Towards integrated reporting
Zoë looks at the challenges of developing a more integrated reporting strategy.
Savvy CEOs are prioritising Employer Branding over 'customer branding'
Jason discusses the trend towards putting talent issues ahead of external branding activity.
Getting engagement right takes more than employee surveys and Town Hall meetings
Kevin gives his top tips from the front line on what drives employee engagement success.
How to earn trust online
Reflecting on SAS's recent knowledge sharing breakfast on digital strategy, Dean discusses the increasingly important role that the corporate website plays in helping companies build reputation.
The journey from greenwash to employee engagement
Corporate Responsibility (CR), or simply Sustainability, started life as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), a woolly concept that was often seen as a weapon in the PR team's arsenal with many corporations accused of 'greenwashing'. CSR has hardened since then. With the emergence of green investment, and evidence linking reputation to bottom line, the business case for CSR is clearer.
Is social media a party worth going to?
Adrian discusses the role of social media in a corporate context.
Not a time for faint hearts on campus
Jason shares the results of SAS's latest graduate research conducted with Opinion Panel into the underlying thoughts and feelings of students with regard to potential employers and future employment.
Employees or brand ambassadors?
David talks about the importance of employees in the marketing and branding of your organisation, asking the question 'How much of your marketing budget did you spend on your employees?'
Optimism after the annual graduate recruitment bash
Jason Frank reports from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) Annual Conference at the Celtic Manor Resort in Wales.
What investors really want from corporate reporting
The majority of fund managers and brokers feel that attempts to improve corporate reporting are paying off. The bad news is there's still a huge gulf between what investors want and what corporates are delivering. Victoria gives advice on how to bridge the gap.
HR — the glue that holds business together
Kevin discusses why now is the most exciting time to work in HR.
How to keep your star talent
Kevin responds to an article feature in the Harvard Business Review on the Talent agenda — a subject close to his heart.
Online reporting now and tomorrow
David shares his talk from the 2010 Investor Relations Society Conference where he was asked comment on the direction of online reporting and how it might relate to current communications challenges.
Managing the move to digital reporting
The form and content of corporate communications are changing fast. Adrian explains how to take control and embrace the opportunities of the changing digital landscape. This article was published in the member publication of the Investor Relations Society.
Once upon a time
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ATLANTA - Doctors, medical professionals and community members gathered in Atlanta at the Academy of Medicine to raise money for Lawrenceville's Hope Clinic and to honor medical professionals.The Hope Clinic hosted the event to raise awareness and funds to further the clinic's mission to provide quality health care to those in Gwinnett with limited or no access to medical care. "Tonight is an opportunity to raise funds to further our mission of the Hope Clinic," said Dr. Bill Martin, founder of and physician for the clinic. Several companies and individuals sponsored tables for the event, purchasing seat tickets and participating in a silent auction. Pam Martin, Hope Clinic executive director and wife of Bill Martin, said the goal of the night's event was to raise about $25,000. In addition to raising needed funds, Dr. John K. Davidson III was recognized for his work bringing sulfated insulin into the United States from Canada nearly 40 years ago. Receiving his doctorate from the University of Toronto in 1965, Davidson later joined a team of doctors at Grady Memorial Hospital and became an emeritus professor of medicine at Emory University. Originally from Lithonia, Davidson is known for his extensive work with diabetes both nationally and internationally. He is now retired and living with his wife in Atlanta. When asked if he considered himself a medical hero, Davison laughed and said he is just a doctor. "I'm a doctor who did what he had to do and changed the system," he said. Employees and doctors with the Gwinnett Medical Center emergency room, Gwinnett Pulmonary Group and Gwinnett Surgical Association were among those honored Friday night. The clinic honored these health care providers with the Circle of Hope and the Hands of Hope awards. The Martins agreed that the event would help the clinic continue to be successful in Gwinnett. The clinic, founded in 2002, provided more than $350,000 worth of uncompensated care directly to patients in need in 2005. Bill Martin said there are more than 100,000 people in Gwinnett County who are uninsured and need the care of a physician. "Our goal was to provide a place where people who don't have insurance can receive medical care for a reasonable fee," he said. He explained that his clinic works on a "compassion gap" system. "The fees are different for everyone," he said. "Everyone pays something, but we charge what they can afford."
More like this story
- Hope Clinic recognizes area physicians for helping uninsured ( November 10, 2007 )
- Hope Clinic to honor Gwinnett County physicians, medical practices ( October 19, 2013 )
- After brush with death, man gives back with charity ( February 12, 2006 )
- Hope Clinic to host fundraising awards dinner ( November 4, 2010 )
- Braselton clinic expands
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Tonight when I see her on the bus I am reminded how I now keep snacks in my office and backpack and purse in a fashion I never would have thought of as logical before. I am reminded how a few hundred people are still not back in their homes or have simply moved away. I am reminded how much the 500 year flood of Lyons, Colorado, rocked our world, and I'm reminded how my feelings out of necessity have been pushed aside for a later time and I guess that time is now.
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With the holidays approaching, the season's merry music is all over the radio. My favorite: Band-Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in which a who's who of early-80s alt-rock implored us to "Feed the world—let them know it's Christmas time."
Alas, 28 years later it's clear music can't feed the world's 925 million undernourished people. But a force way more powerful can, if given the chance: free markets. When it comes to feeding the world's starving, to quote my boss Ken Fisher, "I believe in capitalism."
Don't buy it? Consider India, where over 200 million people are undernourished. Indian farms produce enough food to feed all of the country's 1.2 billion people, but around one-third of it rots before it reaches the market. Outdated harvesting means and storage capacity, unpaved roads and a lack of refrigerated trucks keep over 200 million people from getting enough to eat.
To fix this, India doesn't need subsidies or charitable aid—it needs investment in food supply chain infrastructure. But several administrative and regulatory bottlenecks limit a flood of domestic investment, and protectionism has long prevented foreign investment. Attracting foreign investment would require letting in foreign supermarkets, which many fear would make life harder for the corner shops and market stalls that dominate Indian retail. So for the sake of protecting domestic commerce, India effectively barred foreign money and forced the supply chain to remain decades behind the times. Starvation persisted.
Now, however, it seems that's changing: Both houses of India's parliament have approved a measure to let in foreign supermarkets—and with them will come billions in infrastructure investment. The supply chain will modernize—distribution of existing food resources will become more efficient—and more food should reach more plates. True, some of the smaller Indian retailers won't survive, but foreign supermarkets also provide jobs—jobs with clean working conditions, competitive wages and benefits. This legislation isn't a silver bullet for India, but over time it should do wonders for quality of life.
And when this happens, I hope North Korea's watching. If ever a country needed a lesson in feeding starving people, it's North Korea, where millions live without power and subsist on small amounts of rice alone. According to UN estimates, North Korea's 2012 food shortage was 500,000 tons of grain.
Meanwhile the military elite in Pyongyang hijack aid, gorge themselves on sushi and waste precious resources. Just last week, South Korean intelligence revealed the government blew $110 million building memorials to the late Kim Jong-il and has started forcing North Korean residents and expats to donate to a fund who's sole purpose is commemorating Kim and his late father, dictator Kim Il-sung. This, after spending $850 million on April's failed rocket launch. Now the nation's seeking emergency funds to feed its people.
Blame the military. New dictator Kim Jong-un actually tried implementing some market-oriented reforms this summer, allowing farmers to sell some of their harvest or trade it for other goods. Under the old model, each farming collective kept a small portion of the harvest to feed themselves and then turned the rest over to the state for redistribution. But harvests were low, and farmers had no incentive to produce more. Hence, the reforms, founded on the belief profits would motivate higher production.
In the minds of military and Workers' Party officials, however, that sensible reform amounted to madness. According to South Korean intelligence, Kim's puppet-masters think he's "running wild." They've blocked his reforms, writing them off as "unrealistic," and military opposition to his rule is growing as a result. Now, Kim reportedly lives in fear of a military coup, traveling with swarms of body guards, stationing dozens of armored vehicles around his house and jamming cellular networks wherever he goes.
If this sounds loony tunes, remember: The military executed the Workers Party's former finance chief in 2010 for the capital offence of "embracing South Korea's economic model." In North Korea, the mere thought of opening borders and markets to feed people lands you in front of the firing squad.
And that's the real tragedy. There seem to be high-ranking people in North Korea who understand how markets work and know paternalistic communism will never feed the starving millions or lift the country out of darkness. Ken Fisher recently wrote that "capitalism creates wealth, not government actions," and the same goes for nutrition and better quality of life. North Korea's proven the state can't provide those. But the military will fight tooth and nail to keep capitalism from entering, because officials know an open system will hamper their ability to skim off the top (or, more accurately, empty the bucket and then pass on the dregs). Without the ability to hijack incoming food and money, they won't be able to bribe the party elite and relatively well-off citizens in Pyongyang, and they'll lose power. And to them, power trumps people.
I still have hope though. This regime can't last forever—especially now that, thanks to smuggled-in DVDs of South Korean TV series, people in Pyongyang are starting to realize the amazing quality of life capitalism has brought to their estranged neighbors. They'll get an itch, and at some point, change will come, and the whole country will benefit.
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Nevermind.. You are hell bent on your mission and free to go with it all.
Sorry to burden you with a possible thought process.
If I may jump in and semi-hijack this with a totaly relavant situation. I can start a new thread if need be.
My shop has a dedicated 220 outlet that I'd like to use for my kettle using only one element at 3500 or 4500 watts. The shop is wired with regular Romex 12/2 (b, w, copper), and each outlet has a dedicated 20 amp breaker. I've purchased a 20 amp Payne Engineering phase angle controller I'll use for element control.
I've read about the spa panel thing, and understand about turning 3-wire into 4 with PJs diagram earlier. i'm still a little stumped on what I should do. I can get a 20 amp gfci for the main panel for not that much, maybe $70 or even less as my brother in law is a commercial electrician. And, from what I've read so far, I can install that on my current wiring. but that still leaves a 3 prong no ground? I might be able to rerun that single circuit with 12/3 as its not too far, but wonder if it's necessary? Is there a way to wire PJs diagram in the outlet, retaining the inwall wiring with a gfci in the breaker box?
I need no more than the 20 amps, only 240, no 120v to feed. I'd like to use twist locks, having a male socket on the keg element box, a removable power cable/controller unit, and plug straight into the wall.
Any and all help, suggestions are much appreciated!
EDIT: so, now as I read more about NEMA/plugs, am I wrong in understanding that using only one device on my circuit such as a 240v table saw or a 4500 heating element, the 3 wires are actually hot-hot-ground? And if my requirements are only one 4500 watt elemnt, I should be able to just swap out my receptacle for a 20 amp gfci receptacle or inline GFCI and be gfci protected, and grounded? Then I would need to find the L6-20 twist locks.
Electricity in the home was used for many years before outlets even had a ground terminal and then for several years more before GCFI was invented and very few people died from electric shock. We've been so conditioned to avoid any potential harm that we are willing to spend hundreds of dollars to have our homes rewired to meet current code without thinking how little risk is there. Yes a long neutral wire carrying current will have a small voltage to earth ground but could you even feel this small voltage, nevermind be harmed by it?
I worked in appliance repair for a major appliance manufacturer. The neutral was always grounded to the cabinet. That said, there is a reason that the newer standards are calling for a separate ground. If running a separate ground is possible, go that route. If not, I wouldn't sweat it.


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State-by-State Guide to Taxes on Retirees
The Bottom Line
The Pine Tree State, like the majority of states, exempts Social Security benefits from state income taxes. Up to $6,000 per person of eligible pension income can be deducted. Although the top state income tax rate fell from 8.5% to 7.95% starting in 2013, it is still steep. Maine is one of a few states that do not allow cities and towns to impose their own local sales tax. Maine residents pay a 5.5% sales tax statewide on everything except food and prescription drugs.
State Sales Tax
A flat 5.5% statewide (food and prescription drugs are exempt); 8% for prepared food.
Income Tax Range
Low: 6.5% (on taxable income between $5,200 and $20,900 for single filers; between $10,450 and $41,850 for joint filers)
High: 7.95% (on taxable income of $20,900 or more for single filers; $41,850 or more for joint filers)
Social Security
Social Security benefits are not taxed.
Exemptions for Other Retirement Income
Individuals may deduct up to $6,000 of eligible pension income that is included in federal adjusted gross income. Except for military pension benefits, the $6,000 deduction must be reduced by any Social Security and Railroad Retirement benefits received, whether taxable or not. Beginning in 2014, a new law will raise the income tax subtraction modification from $6,000 to $10,000. The subtraction modification is expanded to include all federally taxable pension income, annuity income and individual retirement account distributions, except pick-up contributions for which a deduction has been allowed.
Property Taxes
Real estate is subject to local and, if authorized by the legislature, state property taxes. Local property taxes, based on assessed valuation, are assessed, levied and collected by municipalities.
The Homestead Exemption program provides property-tax relief for individuals who have owned homestead property in Maine for at least 12 months and make the property they occupy on April 1 their permanent residence. Property owners receive an exemption of $10,000 on the assessed value of their home.
Residents with income below $64,950 (single) or $86,600 (living with a spouse or dependent) may qualify for a $1,600 property tax refund if the property tax exceeds 4% of household income or total rent payments exceed 20% of household income.
Median property tax on the state's median home value of $177,500 is $1,936, according to the Tax Foundation.
Tax breaks for seniors: A veterans' exemption of $6,000 is available to those who served during a recognized war period, are 62 or older, are receiving 100% disability as a veteran or became 100% disabled while serving. Paraplegic veterans who received a federal grant for a specially adapted housing unit may receive a $50,000 exemption. An exemption of $4,000 is available to those who are legally blind.
Seniors with household income below $14,700 (single) or $18,200 (living with a spouse or dependent) qualify for the $1,600 property tax refund.
A senior citizen property tax credit for volunteer service is available. A municipality may adopt an ordinance to allow resident homeowners who are at least 60 years old to earn up to $750 in benefits by volunteering to provide services to the municipality. The benefits are not subject to Maine income tax.
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Similar to the coyote, but larger and more robust (coyotes seldom exceed 30 pounds in our state), and with a broader nose pad, a larger heel pad on the front foot, somewhat coarser pelage (fur), longer and more slender legs and larger ears in proportion to the head. The coloration varies. The species is an occasional visitor to our state. Because of the great variety in the bodies of dogs, coyotes and wolves, to ensure correct identification, seek expert advice. In the last decade or so, Missouri hunters have occasionally shot wolves that have wandered here from other states, having mistaken them for enormous coyotes.
Size:Total length: about 50–60 inches; tail length: about 13–16 inches; weight: 60-120 pounds. Males are larger and heavier.
Habitat and conservation:Fear of attacks on humans and livestock, and its feeding on game animals, led to unremitting efforts to exterminate the gray wolf. Also, the loss of our continent's great bison herds eliminated a primary food source of midwestern wolves. Wolves were disappearing by 1900 and essentially gone from the US by 1960. Today, the gray wolf is understood as an interesting and valuable part of our native wildlife populations. It is protected as an endangered species in much of the US, including Missouri.
Foods:Wolves can hunt in groups and can take live prey ranging from bison, elk and deer to rabbits and mice. When prey is scarce, they can eat frogs, lizards, large insects, carrion and garbage. As with many other canids, they supplement their diet with a variety of fruit and vegetable matter.
Distribution in Missouri:Considered extirpated from Missouri. Individuals occasionally wander here from other states, particularly from Minnesota, Wisconsin or Michigan.
Status:A federal Endangered Species in much of the US south of Interstate 80, including Missouri. Apparently secure globally. Extirpated from Missouri. Our last documented resident wolf, a small, nursing female wolf, was killed in Taney County in 1950. Now, when a seeming wolf appears in our state, biologists use DNA tests to determine if it's truly a wolf, where it came from, and how it got here. Until wolves breed again in Missouri on their own, they're considered extirpated.
Life cycle:A diverse and wide-ranging species. The biology of gray wolves is complex and interesting. They are generally monogamous and live in packs led by a single pair of "alpha" wolves. The packs can travel quickly and far. The wolves that have appeared in Missouri in recent years apparently are young animals seeking new territories, away from areas populated by other wolves.
Human connections:Wolves have been hated and feared—and admired and respected—by humans for millennia. They symbolize wilderness, freedom and loyalty. Their reintroduction in the West remains contentious among many. Our domestic dogs are a subspecies called Canis lupus familiaris and were bred from wolves.
Ecosystem connections:Wolves are top predators, eating a variety of mammals, particularly large ones that smaller predators can't take. The absence of top predators leads to an overabundance of animals such as deer. Wolves' habit of hunting ill or injured animals strengthens the herds of the species they feed upon.


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I, Jim O'Connor, invite you to share an evening in the company of Rosmary Bailey, an international
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Rosemary initially trained as an actress, for a career in television and film. Here she gained a deep
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Big striker heads home to give Joe Royle's side three points.
In a bid to discover the Club's most memorable games of the Premier League's 20 seasons, we asked fans to vote in an exclusive poll on evertonfc.com. Today, our countdown from 20 to one continues with a memorable headed winner at Goodison Park.
EVERTON 1-0 Manchester United, February 25, 1995
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Att: 40,011
Duncan Ferguson enhanced his growing hero status with Everton fans by scoring a thumping winner against Manchester United.
With the Blues having won five in a row at home and United chasing the title, this game was always going to be a tasty encounter.
And so it proved with the Blues putting their guests under much pressure while, at the other end, Neville Southall had plenty of work to get through before claiming a well-earned clean sheet.
The crucial breakthrough came just before the hour mark as Ferguson rose to meet Andy Hinchliffe's lethal corner delivery.
Manager: Joe Royle
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Manager: Sir Alex Ferguson
"The TV highlights may have given the impression that United had more chances, but I overall I thought we did very well. Only two other sides have stopped United scoring in the League, and see what happened a week later… they put nine past Ipswich!" – Joe Royle reflects on the game in his next programme notes
"You couldn't separate the atmosphere from the Wimbledon game. It was one of the best matches for atmosphere since I came to Everton." – Anders Limpar compares the volume to the previous season's final day 'Great Escape' against the Crazy Gang
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- Everton eventually finished 15th, four places and five points above the relegation zone.
- Royle also led his side to the FA Cup final where they stunned Manchester United to win Everton's first major silverware in eight years.
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