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Ben's Chili Bowl
This humble joint is a mecca for chili-dog lovers as well as a time capsule, since it was one of the few neighborhood businesses that survived the riots after Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. The restaurant looks more or less the same as it did in 1958, when owner Ben Ali first opened for business; the original Formica counter, red vinyl booths, and shiny stools are all still here. And though Ali's sons Kamal and Nizam run the show nowadays, they still serve up the same meaty, secret-recipe chili, split-and-grilled "half-smoke" sausages (Bill Cosby's favorite), and gooey-crispy cheese fries as their dad did.
Tip: Though they're not as well-known, breakfasts at Ben's are worth a trip across town. The big plates of eggs, hotcakes, and corned-beef hash all come with sides of home fries, grits, and piles of crispy fried apples.


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Here's an overview of natively supported PCI-e (64-bit) network interface controllers (NIC) for OS X. I've had the chance to test some of them in my current Hackintosh build.
HP NC360T PCI-Express PRO/1000
The HP NC360T dual port PCI-e network adapter works out of the box in OS X. However, since OS X 10.8.2 Apple changed something in the driver resulting in a link loss whenever the network is under considerable load. If this happens, the network can be brought back to life by deactivating/reactivating the network in OS X's control panel. Do not buy this network card if you intend to use it in a recent OS X version.
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4665 Kipling Street has a Walk Score of 72 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Wheat Ridge. Nearby parks include Fruitdale Park, Anderson Park and Tomlinson Park.
Nearby schools include Pennington Elementary School, Compass Montessori - Wheat Ridge Charter School and Two Roads Charter School.
The closest grocery stores are International Food Services, Metal Supermarkets and Heinie's Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Winchell's, Swiss Serenitea and Swiss Serenitea. There are 15 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Village Inn, Taco Bell and Denny's.


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GV Connect - Call & SMS for Google Voice
GV Connect is the most feature-complete Google Voice application available for your iPhone or iPad — text, call, and interact with your existing GV accounts using a beautiful and streamlined interface that gives you full control over your account settings:
• Place calls using your Google Voice number rather than your mobile number - enter number directly, select a contact from your device's contacts, or call back any number in your history. The application supports direct call, callback, and offline calling (see application website for a description of these calling modes)
• Send and receive text messages (SMS) from your Google Voice number - including support for long SMS, sending to multiple recipients at once, and support for non-English messages. Supports in-line replies with an iMessage-like interface
• Allows using the Fleksy Keyboard for the fastest typing experience available. Fleksy Keyboard lets you type without having to look at your screen. You can miss every letter and Fleksy will still figure out exactly what you meant to type.
• Automatically check for new SMS and voicemails - even when the application is in the background (requires iOS 7 or later)
• Listen to voicemails and recorded conversations right on your device (allowing you to pause, rewind, or fast forward to any point within the message) - voicemails will show the transcription of the message when available
• Un/-archive messages, mark them as un-/read or starred, attach notes to conversations, block/unblock senders, or delete conversations
• Easily search in your history by contact, message, or note text - supports continuing searches online for messages that have not yet been cached locally
• Messages are stored on your device for offline access
• Quickly change various Google Voice account settings (call forwarding, do-not-disturb — including the option to have DND automatically expire at a specified time, message notifications, …)
• Add, verify, and remove forwarding phone numbers
• Quick Settings allow saving and restoring complete account settings (DND, forwarding, …) for easy switching between different profiles
• Support for automatic selection of Quick Settings based on current location (available as In-App Purchase)
• Direct access to your device's contacts without needing to synchronize them with Google
• Quick access to favorite phone numbers
• Universal application which runs optimized on iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad
• Optional application passcode lock
• Supports gesture navigation when typing text for easier placement of the cursor: swipe left/right with one or two fingers to move the caret position backwards/forward by character or word. Swipe left/right with three fingers to go to the beginning/end of the existing text
• Supports TextExpander touch snippet expansion including support for fill-in snippets
* Recipient of an honorable mention in the 2010 Best App Ever Awards *
NOTE: An existing Google Voice account with a GV phone number is required to use this application - signup for new Google Voice accounts is currently limited to residents of the US. Please note that GV Connect is NOT a VoIP application and will not allow making or receiving calls from an iPad/iPod Touch without a separate VoIP application.
GV Connect stores your account password securely in your device's Keychain for faster login when launching the application. All communication is done exclusively via secure connections (SSL) to the Google Voice servers owned and operated by Google and no contact information (other than the contact's phone number which is required to place a call or send a message) is sent to Google or any other party. All operations are fully synchronized with your Google Voice account.
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SafeGov Releases Results of Global Parents Surveys Relating to Student Online Privacy
Jeff Gould,
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Surveys of nearly 5,500 parents in 11 countries around the world, including Europe, Asia and North America, show that parents have high hopes for the contribution that Internet applications can make to their children's education, especially when it comes to acquiring skills relevant to the modern global economy. At the same time, the vast majority of parents worry that internet companies are tracking and profiling their children's online activities at school for advertising purposes, and they want such practices banned. Specifically, parents want stronger government regulations against online data mining in schools that isn't directly related to improving academic performance, and they want schools to forbid such practices. The findings are based on a series of surveys conducted between 2012 and 2014 for SafeGov aimed at capturing global parents' views on the benefits and risks of proliferating in-school access to internet applications such as email, document creation and group collaboration.
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The Value of the Broker Model
Scott Andersen,
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
I find it interesting and have the argument frequently about the value of cloud brokers. I tend to be arguing with cloud service providers and argue that there is significant customer value in the cloud broker model. Cloud service providers don't always see that value and they should.. From their perspective its business as usual and the broker of course changes that. Lately however I am seeing more and more people moving to my side and tipping the argument further. So I have come up with my top ten reasons brokers will be of value in the next two years.
Our Day in Court?
Bryan Cunningham,
Cunningham Levy LLP
Friday, September 12, 2014
Something unusual happened in an Oakland federal court this summer. The U.S. Government, concerned that classified national security information had been disclosed in a courtroom crowded with reporters and spectators, asked the court to modify the public record, as though the words had never been said at all, but the government later decided no classified information had been disclosed, so the issue became moot. In a separate federal case, a private company asked another federal judge to remove from the public record possible trade secret information the company's witness had publicly disclosed, even though a verbatim transcript of the statements had been published on the court's website. That judge forcefully rejected the company's attempt to make this information disappear. The parties to these two cases would differ about whether the judges adequately protected their interests in the specific case at issue. But both cases involved alleged intrusive mass surveillance of our private communications, the first by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the second by Google.
Investigating in the Cloud: Challenges for Digital Forensics
Mary DeRosa,
The Chertoff Group
Wednesday, September 03, 2014
Law enforcement has made significant progress in working through the policy and technical issues it faces in moving its own data and processes to a cloud environment. Unfortunately, as a recent draft report from the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) demonstrates, that is not the only – or even the most significant – problem that cloud computing presents for law enforcement. The report, "NIST Cloud Computing Forensic Science Challenges," identifies the many and daunting challenges that law enforcement and others face when conducting investigations involving data stored in the cloud. Although the report describes challenges for law enforcement, cloud providers are a key audience for NIST's work.
Mobile Apps and Privacy for Federal Users: Drawing the Line on "App-Appropriate"
Julie Anderson,
Civitas Group
Friday, August 15, 2014
The federal mobile device landscape is evolving at a rate faster than ever before. Budget realities have accelerated the adoption of federal telework initiatives and lowered agencies' reluctance toward bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies – due to promising cost savings coupled with the growing demand from employees. As a result, agencies today face the daunting task of overseeing a wider assortment of devices, operating systems, and applications – all of which require heightened security and privacy considerations. Within this realm, mobile apps are a promising contribution toward improving productivity, efficiency, and customer service in the federal workforce. Some agencies have already begun rolling out or approving mobile app tools for their employees to use for job-related functions. In addition, other agencies are leveraging public-facing apps to engage constituents such as emergency alerts or newsfeeds. But as agencies approve the use of apps hosted on common commercial market operating systems – such as Google's Android or Apple's iOS – how these larger consumer-focused companies set up or utilize application data should be of increasing concern. The federal shift to BYOD and mobile apps must not come at the expense of privacy.
The Seasons of Cloud
Scott Andersen,
Thursday, August 07, 2014
Many organizations have interesting peaks and valleys in their compute needs. Some have periods of significant intensity followed later by great periods of lots of spinning disk but no real business need for all the capacity. That is often called Seasonality. It's an interesting problem to consider from a customer viewpoint.
How Should the Law Handle Privacy and Data Security Harms? (Part Four)
Daniel Solove,
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
In this post, I will discuss how the law should handle privacy and security harms. One potential solution is for the law to have statutory damages – a set minimum amount of damages for privacy/security violations. A few privacy statutes have them, such as the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA). The nice thing about statutory damage provisions is that they obviate the need to prove harm. Victims can often prove additional harm above the fixed amount, but if they can't, they can still get the fixed amount.
Data Brokers, Cloud Providers, and Responsible Use
Paul Rosenzweig,
The Chertoff Group
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Data brokers may soon become the pariahs of cyberspace if they don't adopt principles of "responsible use." And, if cloud service providers don't watch out, they risk becoming tarred with the same brush.
Beyond the Horizon, the Data Center of Tomorrow
Scott Andersen,
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
From my vantage point data centers are really about four distinct services. They represent the compute power, the storage capability, the network (delivery) system and finally a structured place to build security solutions. So based on my view let's take a look at what the data center of tomorrow might look like.
Riley v. California: Good News for the Cloud But Don't Over Read the Results
Bryan Cunningham,
Cunningham Levy LLP
Thursday, July 10, 2014
In a unanimous decision resolving two separate cases concerning cell phones seized during arrests (consolidated as Riley v. California) the court held that a judicial warrant is required before police search the contents of such cell phones.


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Here's some eye-opening math as college students settle into their courses: 30 million Americans are enrolled in higher education. Thirteen million of these students are enrolled in a community college, and 2.3 million of these community college students are Latinos.
Recent Census data show that Latino college enrollments are surging. Unfortunately, back-to-school time means that many of these students are renewing their annual struggle to stay in school.
Students struggle to stay enrolled in community college because academic, social and financial barriers come between them and focusing on their education.
The result: fewer than half of all students who enroll in community college will complete a degree within six years. That's millions of Americans denied a more productive and prosperous life.
If you think this is sad but irrelevant to you, you're wrong. The American economy is a shadow of its former self. The steady manufacturing jobs that gave high school graduates middle-class living standards have disappeared, never to return.
Instead, we face a looming skills gap. According to the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce, 65 percent of all jobs will require some post-secondary education in 2020. With our current college graduation rates, 3 million jobs will go unfilled because too few students will complete a college degree.
Without doing more to support our nation's Latino community college students, the story of American competitiveness may be drawing to a close.
Or, we can write a more hopeful story that begins by recognizing America's changing demographics. Latinos are our nation's youngest and fastest growing ethnic group. Helping these students complete a college education could eliminate much of the national skills gap.
Excelencia in Education, a national nonprofit focused on Latino student success in higher education, researched these students. It found that Latino students are often the first in their family to attend college, limiting their knowledge of "the system." They enroll in community college to avoid acquiring student debt. And many attend school part-time, juggling work and classes. These competing demands hinder college completion for Latino students. In 2012, just 21 percent of Latino adults had earned at least an associate's degree, compared to 40 percent of all adults.
The hopeful news is that community colleges are beginning to use this information to develop new ways to support their students and raise graduation rates.
Take Miami Dade College, for example. MDC is our nation's largest public college, educating 170,000 students annually. Seventy percent of MDC students are Latino and many face financial barriers that lead to drop out or stop out. To address these barriers, MDC is helping its students access a range of tax credits, government benefits and counseling advice through "Single Stop" offices on campus. Using these existing resources, MDC has been able to effectively double the value of students' financial aid, clearing the way for them to focus on completing their education.
While MDC and other leading community colleges are a good start, effective practices in isolation will not improve college success rates. But when national organizations like Excelencia in Education and the Association of Community College Trustees share evidence of success from colleges like MDC with local, state, and federal policymakers, we have a chance to take innovations to scale. We can move the needle on college completion in America.
As the national conversation shifts to debate on President Obama's higher education proposals, the time is now to help our students succeed. Findings from innovative college programs should lead to policies that incentivize colleges to address barriers to college completion facing today's students.
With these new programs, the nation can make sure its growing Latino workforce is among the most educated in the world. Together, we can ensure a new era of American economic prosperity, if we give all students the tools they need to succeed. That's a worthwhile goal for our students, our colleges, our employers, and our country.
Sarita E. Brown is president of Excelencia in Education; Elisabeth Mason is CEO of Single Stop USA; and Noah Brown is president and CEO of the Association of Community College Trustees.


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Prairie Dog
Cynomys ludovicianus
Life Span
Wild: 3-4 years
Captivity: 8 years
14-17 inches
Average Weight
1.5-3 lbs
Group Name
Town or Colony
Group Size
Name of Young
- Prairie dogs are members of the squirrel family. They live in prairies and grasslands and are well known for their expansive burrows. Different chambers in their burrows serve different purposes such as nurseries for pups, sleeping, and food storage.
- They communicate through many noises. They bark, yip, chatter, and make many other vocalizations. They have different noises to alert others of different types of predators. A sentinel keeps watch for dangers.
- In the wild, prairie dogs only occupy about 2% of their original range. This is due to introduced diseases, loss of habitat due to agriculture, and from extermination when they are viewed as pests. Some regions have placed restrictions in order to help save the few remaining populations.
- Prairie dogs mainly eat grasses, and they get all of the water they need from the plants they consume.
Did You Know?
Prairie dog towns or colonies contain a number of connecting tunnels and chambers. Towns are often made up of several family groups called coteries. The largest prairie dog town was 100 miles by 250 miles and was home to over 400 million.


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Spagulax Bruis 5G 20 zakjALMIRALL
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This herbal medicine is used to promote bowel movement after every major pathology were excluded.
Of 5 g per bag
Per box
Ispaghula , film grain (Plantago ovata Forsskål)
2.143 g
42.86 g
excipients : Citric acid - sodium bicarbonate - Natriumsacharinaat - Aroma Mandarin - Orange Yellow S - Sucrose (1, 4 g / bag).
Posology and method of use:
Usually only 1 bag before or after each main meal. The powder in a sufficient quantity of water pour, mix and immediately afterwards to drink.
Avoiding supine drinking.
From 3 to 6 years: ½ to 1 bag per day before or after meals.
From 6 to 15 years: 1 sachet before or after each main meal.
This is a drug, no prolonged use without medical advice, keep away from children, read the leaflet carefully. Ask your doctor or pharmacist. In case of side effects, contact your doctor.
Appendicitis -- atony - obstruction or stenosis ran subobstructiesyndromen and all diseases of the digestive system - all abdominal painful syndromes of unknown cause is known - Fecal Omen - Inflammatory diseases of the colon (Crohn's, ulcerative colitis) - Hypersensitivity to one of the components of the composition.
Special precautions:
The medicated treatment of constipation should be regarded only as an adjunct to the hygiënodiëtetische measures should be taken beforehand. These are:
More vegetable fiber in the diet and drink more.
More physical activity and re-education of the defecatiereflex.
Prolonged use of a laxative is not recommended.
Special precautions.
Prescribing should be done with caution in cases of megacolon due to the changed colonmotiliteit and bedridden (risk of fecal removed).
Diabetics should take into account the amount of sucrose (1.4 g per bag) while they occupy. If a low-salt diet is followed, the same is true for sodium (120 mg per bag)
Pregnancy and lactation:
There is no evidence against this medicine during pregnancy or breastfeeding if the cause of constipation is known.
Undesirable effects:
Possibility of abdominal meteorism, especially in the beginning of treatment.
Symptomatic therapy should be applied when taking high doses.
possible interactions between different drugs is recommended to avoid an interval of 2 hours to respect between the intake and Spagulax other medications.
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Receiver Allen Robinson had three highlight-reel scoring catches and Matt McGloin threw for four touchdowns to lead Penn State in a 45-22 win Saturday over Indiana.
Zack Zwinak added 135 rushing yards, but the Nittany Lions (7-4, 5-2 Big Ten) did most of their damage through the air against the porous Hoosiers (4-7, 2-5).
Indiana did turn two turnovers into 10 points, including a 46-yarder from Mitch Ewald to get within 28-22 in the third quarter.
Zwinak rumbled in from 1 yard out on the ensuing drive to put Penn State back ahead comfortably by two touchdowns.
Cameron Coffman threw for 454 yards for Indiana. With just a trip to Purdue left on the schedule, the Hoosiers lost a chance to become bowl eligible with six wins.
Star linebacker Michael Mauti was carted off in the first quarter after hurting his left knee.
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I am a single mother with a recent divorce. The building is what it is. It secured so that helps a lot. The schools are decent for downtown Newport News. The staff is friendly. But let s be real when I… Full Review ▶
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Black giselle gilet
Item No.54510_950192050
Exclusively from Phase Eight a fitted gilet with a fur lined collar and a double layer front featuring a zip up inner and popper fastening outer. a detachable elasticated waist belt and structured seaming combine to create a flattering feminine silhouette. this cosy gilet also features zip up patch pockets at the front and a hood.
- Material: 100% Polyester
- Washcare: Delicate Machine Wash
- Lining: 100% Polyester
- Length: 70cm shoulder neck point to hem
- Collection: copenhagen
- Model: Size 10
- 70cm shoulder neck point to hem
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text: So tonight Wiley and i went to a Disney open mic night at my college. Not only did they have HSM songs on the list of songs to sing, but people covered Start of Something New, Bet On It, and When There Was Me and You. Wiley and i decided if this is a thing that happens next semester, we are singing The Boys Are Back and at the end yelling WHAT TEAM????


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ARIZONA DOCTOR WHO FANS!!! (well, Phoenix)
My Mom's dog had puppies and of course I had to name them all after Doctor Who characters. But I've grown a special attachment to the one I named The Doctor. I can't keep him though and I REALLY want him to go to someone that wont change his name. He's the sideways one in the bottom right corner. (better picture later) Message me if you're interested.
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I know like… two people who like it and I feel that there has to be more out there.
Not to mention, I would love to meet you all! <3 <3
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Time's New Roman
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There's a scene in Forest of the Dead where the Doctor figures out what happened to all the people in the library, and River looks at him as if she finally saw HER Doctor in that smart skinny weirdo. Hence the gif.
My newfound friends and I performed it in front of the cast, and Matt took out his phone to record it, but forgot to hit record! It was adorable! They loved it though.
And I high fived Arthur. And shook Matt's hand and told him he was my wardrobe inspiration. He was like "oh cool!" and smiled…
Apparently there is video of this.
Coming soon…. ;-)
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More from today's book signing in NYC
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A fab Etsy creation. Who's your favorite Doctor?
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Me in the TARDIS at The Way Station Bar, Brooklyn NY.
Yeah, it's bigger on the inside. It's a bathroom.
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By special request, April 07's sketch.
The Eleventh Doctor, and Sherlock.
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if you write a sentence starts with, "i'm not homophobic/racist/etc but…"
then you should probably
stop there
it makes even completely innocuous things sound offensive
"I'm not racist or anything, but where do you want to get dinner tonight?"
"hey, I'm not homophobic, but I hope you have a nice evening!"
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Who let the trolls out? Who? Who?
take me to london, downward facing plumber: Okay seriously. I don't get homosexuality. You have to have some sort of sickness to chose to date members of the same…
I'm sure there is some psychological sickness that makes them chose it, but it hasn't been discovered yet.
But they can chose not to. So why don't they? If you can chose to like men or women, why not chose women? To be normal?
Why chose something that will only lead to…
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Modewalk.com, the haute couture and ready-to-wear website for discerning stylistas, will host two Peninsula shopping events on Friday and Saturday. The first will be held at Head Over Heels boutique in Menlo Park, with fashion advice from Jacques Pantazes, chief merchandising officer for Modewalk.com. Gift bags (valued at $250) will be offered to the first […] [Read More]


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It's no secret that we're being sold a product constantly. Even the TV shows we enjoy are nothing more than someone else's attempt to make some money at their heart. They live and die by how much revenue they generate, not typically their artistic value. Like it or not, they're a product and, oftent ... More >>
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Pink, frilly beer won't tempt female drinkers
Molson Coors' bid to woo women with a 'feminine' beer shows just how misguided and clumsy gender targeting can be.
I may be a woman, but I seem to have lost my sweet, ladylike nature when it comes to female-focused marketing. With the drinks industry launching several campaigns this summer especially for the girls, I've even created my own slogan for this targeting technique. It stinks to be pink.
Earlier this month, brewer Molson Coors announced it was creating a special beer for women. Its new product, Animée, comes in various forms including the feminine "crisp rosé" flavour and aims to get more ladies choosing beer as a drinking option. The product is "lightly sparkling", which translates into real language as "shouldn't make you belch as much as men's beer".
Molson Coors isn't alone in the drinks world in hoping to convert more women to its products. A start-up in the US, Chick Beer created by a female entrepreneur aims to appeal to women's concern over their weight by creating a lower-carb product with 97 calories per serving.
There are some product categories where gender definitely makes a difference to how we buy. Not too many men buy mascara, for example, so it makes sense for it to have an overtly female-focused marketing strategy. The same goes for dresses. Or high-heeled shoes.
But there are numerous sectors where gender makes little sense as a segmentation tool. It simply leads marketers to make patronising campaigns that fail to identify the product benefits for women (along with men). Beer is one of these categories. My friends and I like or dislike beers based on their taste. Or the quality of their ingredients. Or, quite often, their availability.
Even calorie counting doesn't separate men and women these days. Take Australia's Skinny Blonde beer. This low-carb beer is marketed at "taste makers and creative individuals". If anything, it is vaguely focused on male drinkers, with a 1950s pin-up girl adorning the label. Or girls who like the retro look. Whatever. The gender of the drinker doesn't matter since it has a genuine product difference that appeals to figure-conscious human beings in general.
Although Molson Coors claims to have based its launch of "lightly sparkling" Animée on research with more than 30,000 women, I've never heard a female complain about the levels of fizz in their beer. After all, these same people may well be drinking Diet Coke and champagne, so it seems likely they are pretty familiar with the concept of a gaseous drink.
Yet it's fair enough that drinks companies want more customers. Molson Coors says that in the UK, 79% of women never or rarely drink beer. And Chick Beer says women account for just 25% of US beer sales. Meanwhile, the overall UK beer market saw volume sales fall by 7.3% in the last six months. Any business looking at those figures would want to find a way to convert people into customers.
But I think beer brands are going about it the wrong way. They may well be missing out on the cash of a percentage of people who don't like the taste or find beer too calorific, but these are not necessarily women. They are people waiting to be served by new product development.
More interesting than launching "girls' beer" is that there are more women than ever running breweries and creating genuinely tasty products for everyone, such as Sara Barton at Brewsters Brewery and Kathy Britton at Oldershaw Brewery. When you have women involved with creating the drinks, they are creating a culture of women having an interest in beer.
The real issue here is that mainstream drinks companies often use marketing that excludes women. I can't remember the last time I saw a beer ad that featured a mix of men and women enjoying the product together. Nah, it's all (male) mates down the pub and blokey humour.
Think about it. The original, iconic Budweiser "Wassup?" ad featured a group of guys all fooling around, shouting down the phone at each other. I guess their female friends just weren't in on the joke. Meanwhile, a Heineken ad features women screaming on seeing a wardrobe filled with clothes while men screech at a wardrobe filled with beer. Yes, it's laughing at stereotypes, but the underlying message being reinforced by that ad is "women love frilly stuff, while blokes love grog".
I could go on and on. The same lack of women drinking beer that companies are now complaining about is a sign of just how successful brands have been at their marketing up until now. They have wanted men; they have got men.
After I initially blogged about my concerns over female-focused marketing last week a male colleague asked: "But don't women want to know there is a beer out there just for them? Doesn't that make them feel like a brand is addressing their needs?"
My answer: no. For hundreds of years, beer companies haven't needed women and their marketing has reflected that. You might say that women who have bought beer have done so purely because of the product benefits; after all, they haven't seen any marketing focused at enticing them in. They are not shying away from beer. They are possibly the industry's most motivated customers. They buy beer despite the marketing.
So with that in mind, why don't beer companies create some true-to-life marketing campaigns that involve women (along with men) drinking beer in social situations? Without the need for pink bottles or crude stereotypes? Or go into high-profile partnerships with women brewers to highlight their work and jog female interest?
Come on, drinks companies. Make women drinking beer a marketing normality and perhaps then society will follow.
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I agree and disagree slightly at this article. I agree that you should make marketing beer at women "normality and perhaps then society will follow" and that women drink the beer despite the stereotypes. However, I think women do worry about how 'gassy' its going to make them on a night out. As someone that has been a student in the North for the last 4 years (originally from London) I found that more of my friends there were inclined to drink beer, compared to girl friends from home. This said before we used to go out on a wednesday night we would plan what we were going to drink around what we were going to wear. For example if we were wearing something tight fitting, then we would not drink beer as it made us bloated and belch. If we were going out for example dressed as builders we wouldn't mind so much - the attire was more comfortable, less attractive and so the element of drinking beer just seemed to go with the attire. This said it is again the stereotype. I think the marketing for beer to women definately needs re-thinking though! Great article though!
It never ceases to amaze me. So often, Marketers find themselves arguing the credibility of their profession versus the companies lawyers, accountants, etc. To counter this argument - especially in the consumer brands environment - technical marketing skills, including consumer research skills are key. However, a contributor to this online journal. by inference an 'expert' is supporting an approach based on no insight other than their own personal experiences. This is really weak. To speak on behalf of all women is incredibly arrogant. Their attempts may not appeal to you, that is all you can assert.
Hi Ruth, it's Kristy from Molson Coors. I'd love to get together and take you through the research and development of Animée.
It's interesting your colleague asked "But don't women want to know there is a beer out there just for them? Doesn't that make them feel like a brand is addressing their needs?" I'd have to say yes, we spoke with 30,000 women, many of who aren't traditional beer drinkers, and we brewed Animée based on the feedback that we collected from them.
You are absolutely spot on, having women involved with creating the drinks, will create a culture of women having an interest in beer which is why we've spent 2 years collaborating with women across the UK to develop a beer unlike others in the category that we hope will encourage non beer drinking women to try beer for the first time.
And we're also using the insight we've gathered to inform the rest of the Molson Coors portfolio. In order to have more women choose beer we need to look not just at marketing campaigns but glassware, packaging and the way beer is served, it has to be the whole drinking experience if we're going to make beer a real choice for women.
Maybe we could have a chat over an Animée?
I completely agree with you Ruth. I have been involved in the craft beer industry in British Columbia for five years and have seen a tremendous growth in that segment, particularly amongst women. They are responding to the variety of flavours available, the new information available on food pairing, and the breaking down of beer myths that dissuaded them from exploring beer in any depth.
I am also a founder of Vancouver Craft Beer Week. One of our most popular events is Woman and Beer, where we have women in the local brewing industry provide a female perspective on beer, along with an opportunity to sample the products they produce. This year, they even produced a special collaboration ale for the event!
The industrial brewers have a poor record when it comes to marketing their products.
Thanks for all the comments so far.
@anonymous (second comment) - you are quite right, this column is opinion, rather than research. We feature several pages of research each week, so I do understand the importance of facts and figures. However, the column is my opinion, so you are quite entitled not to agree with me.
@Kirsty - I would love to get together with you. Your plans sound very exciting if you can make them work for women and I would definitely like to talk more. Please drop me an email about meeting up.
Thank you all.
'My friends and I like or dislike beers based on their taste. Or the quality of their ingredients. Or, quite often, their availability.'
Really? Nothing to do with the brand at all?
That's a handy bit of insight - should save the brewers a few quid.
May come as a nasty surprise to their ad agencies, though.
I've just returned from a great weekend in Brussels. Seeing the number of women there drinking beer in what looked like large wine glasses tempted me to abandon the usual white wine and try a Belgian beer. I was hooked!! A chilled Blonde Belgian beer (Leffe is my current favourite) served in a goblet tastes as good as it looks. Shove off, Chardonnay, and bring on the Blonde!
Excellent post! Only time will tell if Molson's strategy is an effective one, but it is refreshing (pardon the pun) to know that the segment of the female audience that isn't buying into this strategy is a vocal one. I applauded Kotex's U line for targeting us non-frilly ladies, thought you might find it interesting too::
Keep up the good work!
I suppose the marketing / advertising of beer to a seemingly exclusive male audience is a case of focussing spend where it is most efficient. Some of the cider category for example (especially ones such as Kopparberg, Brothers, Bulmers etc) appeal to a more mixed drinking audience and as such their advertising depicts mixed social drinking more often.
I read your piece first in the hard copy.
I have blogged in response to the good points you raised..
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Investigators said that at approximately 8:20 p.m., Torres entered the O.C. Dollar Store wearing a hooded sweat shirt, with the hood pulled over his head to conceal his face. Authorities said Torres, who was holding a razor knife in one hand and a kitchen knife in the other, walked through the store aisles attempting to locate a store employee. It was at this point that officers confronted Torres inside of the business and attempted to arrest him, police said.
Torres immediately attempted to run away and officers ordered him to stop, according to police. They said that after failing to heed the officers' orders, Torres was subdued and taken into custody by an officer who stunned him with a Taser. Officers said they recovered the knives that Torres had discarded when he attempted to flee the scene.
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Atlanta Fed Chief: Monetary Policy Normalizing, Job Growth Encouraging
Speaking in Dubai recently, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said a "gradual normalization of monetary policy" has begun. While predicting economic growth will speed up this quarter, Lockhart sounded a note of caution about the ongoing yet very slow recovery of the labor market.
The process of moving monetary policy back to more normal footing, Lockhart said, started last December when the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) began reducing the Fed's monthly purchases of assets from $85 billion a month to the current level of $45 billion. He added that he expects the large-scale asset purchases, or quantitative easing, to end later this year.
"Based on my outlook, I think that conditions in the U.S. economy will justify beginning the process of raising rates in the latter half of 2015," Lockhart said. "Once rates begin to rise, I expect the process to normalization of interest rates to be gradual."
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Embodied intelligence
While in the classical approach "intelligence" was viewed essentially as information processing taking place in the brain, more recently the insight that the interaction with the environment is of central importance is gaining increasing acceptance. This has led to the metaphor of embodiment, i.e., that intelligence is always a property of an entire organism. This idea has far-reaching implications and often leads to surprising insights.
This lecture series, consisting of 9 videoconference sessions of roughly two hours (including a short break) and a tenth session of about 3 hours, provides a systematic introduction to the concept of embodiment ("Embodied Intelligence"). The implications of an embodied view on intelligence are not only of a scientific nature but lead to a completely different way of how we view ourselves and the world around us. Examples and illustrations will be taken from humans, animals, and engineering (robotics in particular) and are intended to demonstrate that things can always be seen differently from what we would normally expect.
Using the method of "understanding by building", the lectures provide a set of design principles that on the one hand enable a better understanding of biological systems,and on the other provide heuristics for how to design artificial ones, in particular robots. The argument is based largely on the notions of time scales, complex dynamical systems, self-organization, and emergence.
The theoretical ideas will be illustrated with many examples and case studies from academia and the private sector, and there will be hands-on exercises with computer simulations and real robots (depending on the respective university's participation mode).
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We, Fabio Bonsignorio (University Carlos III of Madrid and HeronRobots), with a substantial cooperation from Rolf Pfeifer and Nathan Labhart (University of Zurich), will continue with the project!
As Rolf Pfeifer's general introduction to Embodied AI is available as a recording on the ShanghAI Lectures website, the idea is now to update the "main lecture" by distributing it among experts in their respective fields. Fabio Bonsignorio will coordinate. He and Rolf Pfeifer will provide the context (introduction, moderation, and conclusion). The lectures will be hosted by University Carlos III of Madrid, University of Zurich, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of Pisa, Humboldt University Berlin. We will keep a strong focus on morphological computation, embodied cognition and soft robotics. As always, there will be 1-2 invited guest lectures each week, including:
- Minoru Asada (Osaka University)
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The lectures and guest presentations will again be held via videoconference, and the recordings will be made available on the ShanghAI Lectures site. To simplify the organization and make the lecture series more attractive to students, there will be no mandatory exercises, but optional group projects that yield a "certificate of achievement" at the end of the course. Students are free to choose their communication tools (flashmeeting, Skype, 3-D environment, website, e-mail, chat…).
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