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The more you know, The better you know, How little you know
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But, I have to. So I'll cut it up. I'm thinking the butt joints will be most important. I know I can do these welds but not at a professional level. I'd like to just run a cutoff wheel in it but that may not be the best way to practice or is it?
That would give you a gap where a crack doesn't unless you grind it. A great fit buckles when it has no room to shrink too and filling a crack pulls from everywhere else. This is where I need more understanding.
How much heat and time on it will work without the warp? If you have a counter top with a crack, hows that not going to warp? Weld expands then shrinks. You can't just beat on it, you'll make low places on each side.
Afterwards, grinding and polishing is where I want some know how also.
Aluminum is pretty easy to finish and make shine, except for the swirl streaks. I just never needed to take it further.
Getting the right wheels for the grinder I'm thinking will be key.
I'll take all the advice I can get and I'll research it more here and online before I start. I'm not sure about backside purge on a butt joint. I would think there are more times when you can't get to it to do so than not.
Thanks for the appearance and customer care tip, I am a true believer in that.
A comment on my last job, I loaded the trailer with 3 machines, extra bottles, tools hoods and things I knew I would not need. Made it look organized and serious. He was impressed.
I took a shower, put on clean cloths also just for that visit. Took me a couple hours getting prepared just to meet this guy.
In the end he doubled my bill. Yea I didn't charge what I should have but I made a good impression that I hope will pay off. Got to start somewhere.
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My opinion only so take it or don't, based on observing living in the paying welding world over the years.
If you really believe there is a spot where a person can make a living because the work is too small for the local real business', I've never seen such a thing.
We work almost always on site, but every welding shop I've seen in 30 years has a cat who just handles walk in work.
There a lot of very wealthy shop owners who've made their living off small jobs. Over and over small = large.
I see this a lot on the interwebs, never seen it in person.
What I HAVE seen, many times, is where local business' won't deal with a problem customer. Anybody can pick up those accounts, but if they were worth it everbody would be going for them.
Bottom line (specially in this economy where welding business' are dropping like flies and have been since '08) there are no jobs out there, that provide any reasonable profit, that existing business' are not going after.
People will post examples trying to refute that statement. Ask them how many years they've been in business and what they net per year.
And ask them what their real 40 hr/wk job is : )
Lot's of phoney "welding Co's" on forums.
JSome days you eat the bear. And some days the bear eats you.
Sounds pretty realistic JTM. I am real bad putting at my ideas out there where it doesn't confuse and then I find myself contradicting a lot of things.
I couldn't make a living doing small jobs and I have been in shops where a guy hangs out there all day just taking care of such things also.
I have a regular job and limited time. I'm just easing in right now but need a little more than I am finding. Well I been easing in for a few years. LOL
This thread was to get some ideas on something to focus on, get good at and have a specialty. It may not be a good idea but I have to keep moving forward and talking to you guys about it helps see it for what it is.
I'd like to be able to quit my job and jump in with both feet but I wouldn't last no time.
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Its true small jobs that shops wont do are problem customers. Not because they dont pay well. All my work is people who want to wait for quality I take longer but we spend the timeSyncrowave 250
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JtMc, I pretty much agree, I hate to even let the bad ones go so I just add A$$ Hole tax to their projects to cover for my pain and suffering.
I look at it this way ( When they walk out of my shop and their money is in my pocket, I'm a winner. )
There are the shops that wont take off the road work in, Butt there are alot more that will.
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The biggest mistake I see made is believing that price will get you in the door and quality will keep you there after you raise your price.
Two issues there. First, clients that shop only price suck, always have, always will. Second you are making price your reputation and it will make the good clients think something is wrong with you for being cheap.
Everyone hates to change suppliers. That is not only true of you but it is true of your clients. You basically have to drive people away. So all you have to do is what you say you will in a timely manner and they will stick with you through thick and thin.
The biggest thing people are looking for is dependability. Provide that and you will survive, thrive even.
"The biggest thing people are looking for is dependability. Provide that and you will survive, thrive even" Likes.....
Well maybe I'll just keep doing what I'm doing. Helping those who do call and hope they see the real person in me.
Guess I'm getting a little anxious thinking things suppose to move faster than they are.
I researched the stainless deal and there is a lot more money involved in getting setup with the correct tools than I thought. So I am back to working on skills with what I have.
I have pipe. That goes a long way. I get a little better every time I grind bevels and that will be this weeks primary focus. It makes you get better at several things.
Thanks for all the discussion about a niche. I've learned a few things here, Thanks
Diversify. That's what I do & always have done. Not just in the welding world either. Although welding is my main focus I can wrench, I manage my investments & have a 2 family rental. When welding is slow I take care of the other stuff. When welding is busy The other stuff sits. I try to always look at the big picture, who cares if I don't make money in one month but the other 11 are great.
Now I'm getting into business practices so back to the original question.
You mentioned artsy stuff at one time so do that in your spare time when you have nothing else going on. This is practice you can sell.
Shopping cart repair?
Body work should go to body/resto shops not welding shops.
Retail stores fixing garment racks & carts? Sometimes these are chrome plated so carry some chrome spray paint but tell them ahead of time it won't be a perfect match.
Look at what's around in your area & just imagine what might break & need welded.
All of the above are usually good part time work but not sure about full time employ. However enough little can make big.
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Racks and carts, who would have thought of it, well it never crossed my mind.
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Earlier this week, we learned more details in a 200 word news story about the Wii U than we did from Nintendo after hours and hours of press conferences over the past year.
I have read a lot of reaction from people around the world wide web, and even a bit here in the tiny town I live in, so people are talking, but what they are saying varies wildly. So, I call on you, me fellow GIOers, to answer this question. Will you be purchasing a Wii U, and if so, in what timeframe?
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Either way, something tells me there will be a hefty price tag on the extra storage that many people may eventually need, but of the two, I would say the $350 bundle is by far the better value.
The Wii U launches on November 18th, with as many as 50 launch window titles(which is apparently about a 5-6 month window).
Please select which option best meets your current mindset regarding the Wii U.
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Eh, I probably won't buy one. Unless it gets something that REALLY catches my interest
I don't know what a Wii U is but I sure think Mojo is swell.
I'm actually still not sure. I'd rather wait till we know a little more about the next Playstation, and Xbox.
That is probably a good idea Masterassassin. I did pre order two of them, but I haven't put any cash down on them, if they take off and are hard to find, I will strike it rich, if not, I will cancel at least one and if I have enough money/interest on Nov 18th, then I will buy it.
I'd love to get a Wii U day one but I don't have the money (partly because I've already planned on what I'm buying the rest of the year) and I wish we knew the exact launch games. I'll likely pick up the deluxe sometime next year, hopefully when more games are out / on the way.
I really don't plan to. Not that I have anything against it per say, rather that I'm saving for a PS4. Snazzy poll:)
Plan to buy one eventually, and for some reason I am really interested in The Wonderful 101 from Platinum Games. Also really want to play Rayman Legends.
Why is everyone pressed on Sony.. Sony is the bronze medalist of consoles and has been since Microsoft entered the ring. Nintendo all day never would own a PS of any sort.
Maybe. I am easily going to wait 6 months till I see some must have titles before I jump. Bayonetta does nothing for me, ZombiU has potential but I will wait and see (very happy with Dayz mod). Mario and Zelda...maybe I am getting old but they just dont do it for me any more. I dont dislike them but they are not enough for me to justify a console purchase.
Actually there are 2 big outstanding factors that I am watching. First is what the Nintendo network ends up being. They have lots of ground to make up and I am worried they will fall short. Second is what their competitors do, I think it is safe to say we will be seeing one of or both of Sony's and Msoft's new consoles by late 2013 or early 2014. I am one of those people that sees the WiiUs controller as neat...but something I will get bored with quickly (similar to with Wii controllers). If you remove the novelty of the controller I think the WiiU looses much of its luster. Then the main selling point becomes the Nintendo exclusives...which are nice, but I dont feel they are must haves (going to get killed for that statement on these forums..I know). Anyway if the new consoles have a good showing that may cause me to wait for the WiiU to be under $200.
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Well we all know that Nintendo 1st party offerings always are better quality than the other companies. Hopefully the Wii U and Nintendo bring a stronger 3rd party bond so they may in the future have 3rd party exclusives for the Wii u and future consoles. Sony and M.S. are nothing special. All those companies have over Nintendo is Hardware and 3rd party titles, if you take those away Nintendo crushes them easily.
I am kind of in agrement with Palor. I mean I want one, but I do have other priorities, and def won't be able to get one at launch unless I justify it by calling it the kid's Christmas present, but he has already kinda shrugged at that idea.
I too love Mario and Zelda, but truthfully I don't even play Mario games anymore, and kind of prefer Zelda on the 3ds.
It would strictly be a first party system, and I just don't know that it is worth it to me. I see the controller as being something that is cool for about 12 minutes, and then it will just be in the way.
Another thing that has me curious...when they stated that the system has 2GB ram, is that just for the console, or does that include what the controller has as well?
I also just heard that there will not be proprietary storage required, basically any external HD or SD card will work, so that makes upgrading storage cheap, but won't that also make it much easier to crack the games?
I think 2 gigs of memory is lacking also, mostly because of how cheap it is. I am guessing since they are buying directly from the manufacturer Nintendo is paying less than $10 a gig. That said those 2 gigs are not shared with the controller. The controller probably has a built in 128mb of memory or something small like that. Since the controller is not doing any processing it does not need anything else. Just a very small amount of memory to buffer screen data, key inputs, accelerometer data and such till it is transmitted to the console.
Also yes any external USB hard drive or thumb stick should work with the WiiU. Nintendo deserves kudos for that but it does add another $60 or so to the cost of the system. If they are going to start having games with lots of HD DLC the built in console storage will be gone very quick. If/when I buy a WiiU I will pick up a 250-500gig hard drive at the same time.


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11:00 am
45 mins
Joe Edwards, Director at Act
So I think we can all agree Social Media in digital years is getting on a bit. Might not be the "email grandfather" yet but is definitely getting the middle-aged spread – or maybe that's just me… anyway …
Back when social media started, the companies who were first to adopt, typically got the first advantage, failed faster, learnt quicker and could show the results. We live in a world of too much content, the churn is horrible! Now, more than ever, it's important to be brave with your social media communications and engagement, to get the ROI you need for the business.
In this presentation Joe discusses what it takes to be brave with your social media efforts and the need for it, from putting your brand in the hands of others (employees and influencers) to sacrificing your brand for the greater good of results. From the presentation Joe will provide you with actions you can take to the office tomorrow.
Show Me Your Stack! with Shantel Shave, Director of Demand Generation, Hootsuite
Nov 12 2015
6:00 pm
60 mins
Shantel Shave - Director of Demand Generation, Hootsuite
Join Lattice for a guided tour of the marketing tech stack that powers Hootsuite's demand gen engine.
In recent years, B2B marketers have been confronted with a barrage of new technologies and systems aimed at making them more productive, efficient and successful. But which technology investments are worth making and what do you need to know before adding new systems to your technology stack?
Show Me Your Stack (#MKTGstack) is an ongoing webinar series featuring a roster of forward-thinking B2B marketers that provides a glimpse into the marketing infrastructure that powers their demand gen engines and serves as the critical backbone to their business.
Everything from CRM and marketing automation to content management, business intelligence and analytics systems will be covered – basically, anything in the stack!
Each episode features a different marketer who will walk you through their marketing tech stack, share their goals and explain how their teams are structured. Don't miss this rare chance to see how the best in the business invest in and use marketing technology.
About Shantel Shave:
Shantel Shave is the Director of Demand Generation at Hootsuite, the world's most widely used social relationship platform. Prior to Hootsuite, she built successful B2B marketing technology stacks at Colligo Networks, ActiveState, and Sophos.
The Three Simple Auto-Responders Every Smart Business Needs
Oct 15 2015
1:00 pm
45 mins
Tamsin Fox-Davies, Small Business Evangelist, Constant Contact
Smart businesses know that great customer relationships are their best marketing tool.
This means keeping in regular contact in specific ways. However, remembering to do it at the right times is hard, and what should you be contacting them about anyway?
Join Tamsin Fox-Davies of Constant Contact to learn how and when to use auto-responder emails to create and grow great customer relationships that will bring clients back to you again and again.
She'll share the three key automatic emails that every business should be using and the step-by-step method to setting-and-forgetting these for your business.
Back to Basics: The Fundementals of Successful Automated Campaigns
Oct 14 2015
3:00 pm
45 mins
Justin Gray, CEO, LeadMD
Sure, you want to execute successful automated campaigns,
but relying on the batch-and-blast scenarios of the past won't get you there.
In this session, we'll cover cutting-edge best practices for campaign automation, from lead source scenarios through to the AQL: automation qualified lead. You'll also learn how to set campaign progression steps to yield rich leads and trackable results – even when the call-to-action isn't clicked.
Using Automated Email to Drive pre-MQL Engagement with Personas
Oct 13 2015
4:00 pm
60 mins
Ceri Jones, VP of Demand Generation, Basware
A case study on how Basware has combined content management, marketing automation and demand generation disciplines in the early stages of the buying cycle to increase engagement via personalised content, generate more quality leads and drive sales pipeline.
Big Data Analytics: The Move Toward Rapid Experimentation
Sep 24 2015
4:00 pm
30 mins
Naresh Agarwal - Head of Information Management & Big Data, Tracey Moon - Chief Marketing Officer
Being able to set the appropriate context to ask real questions of this massive quantity of data is how companies will spark change that truly matters. And we must be able to do that now, in the moment – and not minutes, days, weeks, or even months later.
To predict or not to predict: How to Get Started with Predictive Analytics
Sep 22 2015
6:00 pm
60 mins
John Hurley, Director of Product Marketing at Radius
There are now a number of predictive marketing analytics tools that can help marketers better target prospects and run more effective marketing campaigns. But because it's a new technology, there is also a lot of confusion: What is predictive analytics? What can I use it to do? How do I get started?
Join John Hurley, Director of Product Marketing at Radius, as he reveals the use cases and benefits of integrating predictive insights to improve the outcomes of your marketing activities.
Tracking, seeing, understanding: How top marketers make data-driven decisions
Sep 22 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Jon Cifuentes - Research Analyst; VB Insight
There's more marketing data available than ever, and that's exactly why it's so challenging to truly make sense of it all. While cloud-based data platforms have accelerated the availability and access of marketing data, it hasn't made the marketer's job any easier. It's just the opposite. 'Mo' data, mo' problems.'
VB Insight's new research on analytics shows that brands plan to increase their spending on the category by a whopping 73 percent over the next 3 years. For big market cap B2C companies, it's closer to a 100 percent increase.
The trouble is most marketing organizations are lukewarm on both how good their own insights are and how good their business partners are at making their insights actionable.
This webinar will cover how top marketers are using marketing data to their advantage and driving huge value with data.
Attendees will:
* Learn the primary objectives for marketing analytics organizations today
* Get an overview of the massively complex marketing data ecosystem. We counted 800+ vendors in use across 10 key marketing use cases
* Understand and be able to outline the top vendors available for every use case, who's meeting expectations and who's lagging
* Gain guidance for the types of advanced analysis your marketing organization needs to be investing in now to compete for customer relevance
This webinar will be based on Jon Cifuentes' VB Insight report, published August 21, 2015.
Check out VB Insight to access Jon's Marketing Analytics report, and to access the latest research on Marketing Technology: http://insight.venturebeat.com
Intelligent Social Media: Using the Social Web to Monitor, Measure and Learn
Sep 17 2015
2:00 pm
45 mins
Gemma Went, Digital Marketing Consultant
Social Media provide a veritable feast of data that we can prod, poke and generally pull apart to uncover valuable insight. For those businesses that are not yet using social media to engage, this is the entry point for business social media use. In fact it's more than that. It's the absolute minimum you should be doing. It allows you to understand what's being said about you business, your competitors, your audiences. It allows you to listen to influencers in your niche. It can also measure your activity online. All of these insightful gems will help you to uncover intelligence so important to your business, you'll wonder why you haven't been using this before.
In this webinar, I'll take you through the basics of listening online, how you do it, the tools you need and what you can learn.
Separating Fact From Fiction in a Cross-Device Content World
Sep 17 2015
10:00 am
45 mins
Duncan Clark, Product Marketing Manager, Netbiscuits
If you ask digital marketers what content is proving best for ROI, you'll probably find a fairly even split of answers between video, long form and short form articles. Now, the scary bit. If you ask them what that answer is based on, more often than not you'll find it's the result of opinion or gut feeling. Of course, there's nothing wrong with this. Most of us have a good idea of what our audience broadly is looking for.
However, it makes the next set of questions really difficult to answer:
- Do I need to be creating more videos, or more long form articles?
- Are infographics a waste of time?
- Do I have the right mix of content for my audience or could I be serving them even better?
Added to this, there are many well-intentioned bloggers eager to share their best practice ideas, which can lead to truths, half-truths and sometimes pure myth. But how can we separate fact from fiction?
In this webinar, we'll explore how analytics can be used to debunk myths and really inform marketing intelligence. We'll do this by analysing real live data against some of the common hypotheses, such as:
- Long form articles are more engaging than short form
- Videos are the most efficient form of content
- Infographics are expensive and least effective for driving content marketing ROI
In this webinar, we'll explore how to link content to ROI and how to optimise ROI in a world where content has to reach a cross-device audience. Learn some top tips for how to plan a really rewarding content marketing strategy.
Why Your B2B Customer Intelligence Efforts Fail
Sep 16 2015
6:00 pm
45 mins
Katie Martell, Co-Founder & CMO, Cintell
Most companies are the center of their own universe. This is the ugly truth plaguing our profession as marketers. But in a dizzying age of marketing technology and data, we have more access to information about our buyers than ever before. Why, then, do so many of our efforts to understand buyers fall short?
In this webinar, Cintell Co-Founder and CMO Katie Martell will reveal:
· The top 8 reasons customer intelligence efforts fail
· How to calculate the value of being customer-centric
· Strategies for operationalizing buyer insights
Insight driven social media
Sep 15 2015
2:00 pm
45 mins
Robyn Pierce, head of social media, The Crocodile
At The Crocodile we believe data analysis is at the heart of getting the best out of social media and proving its value to the business. In our experience many B2B organisations are struggling to move their social media marketing to the next level. Doing social media well demands strategic thinking, technology driven insight, and a relentless focus on the customer across place, device and time.
In this webinar you will learn how to evaluate the opportunity and optimise your approach. We will also show you how to move your reporting beyond basic reach and engagement metrics to start distilling valuable business insights from the vast amounts of data in the social media landscape. Using real world B2B case studies we will reveal how to go beyond what's being said and start uncovering insights that can be used to inform brand strategy and decision-making.
Creating a Customer Experience Measurement System To Keep Your Business Fit for
Sep 14 2015
1:00 pm
60 mins
Ian Golding, Freelance Customer Experience Consultant
Organisations are very good at measuring the things they do - revenue; profit; costs etc.. Yet in 2015, there are still many who are not great at balancing what they want to know about themselves with measuring what their customers AND employees think about the things they do! This webinar will look at the most effective way of creating a robust, effective customer experience measurement system that will ensure that you have the RIGHT customer focused measures to understand exactly what your business needs to do to continuously and demonstrably improve the customer experience.
You will learn about the following:
1. How measurement fits in to a Customer Experience Management Framework
2. The 4 CX measurement principles
3. The three 'voices' of customer experience measurement
4. Voice of the Customer - methods and things to be aware of
5. Voice of the Employee
6. Voice of the Process
7. The importance of measuring the 'end to end' customer journey
8. Turning measurement into ACTION!
Sex by Numbers: What Statistics Can Tell Us About Sexual Behaviour
Sep 9 2015
1:00 pm
45 mins
Sir David Spiegelhalter, Statistician, Author, and Cambridge professor
Whatever society we live in, and however open-minded we like to think we are, when it comes to our sex lives we all like to keep a few secrets. But this makes the jobs of sexologists – professionals who study sexual behaviour – pretty difficult.
David Spiegelhalter, Professor of Risk at Cambridge University, has tried to unravel the web of exaggerations, misdirections and downright lies that surround sex in modern society. Drawing on the Natsal survey, the widest survey of sexual behaviour since the Kinsey Report, and a huge range of other sources he answers crucial questions such as what are we all doing? How often? And how has it changed? And crucially, which numbers can we believe?
Why Data Storytelling Matters
Aug 20 2015
45 mins
Jason Lankow, CEO/Cofounder, Visage and Cofounder, Column Five
Data storytelling is more important than ever to help you win over your audience. In this webinar, I'll cover why communicating with data is a mandatory marketing skill, how to mobilize your team to find interesting data, and how to make your data story engaging for your audience.
Lean and Mean: How to Scale Your Content Marketing Plan
Aug 20 2015
49 mins
Guillaume Decugis, Co-Founder & CEO, Scoop.it
Content is the fuel of marketing. But delivering enough content to generate consistent results is hard.
Lean Content Marketing is a set of strategies and best practices that help resource-constrained marketers achieve ROI from their content efforts.
Learn how to:
- Leverage content curation to generate content at scale
- Amplify your content reach by integrating content, social and email
- Extend the lifetime of your content
- Measure ROI and content impacts on revenue
A Million Love Songs
Aug 14 2015
43 mins
Simon Sanders, Head of Content, Pulse
There's a lot of B2B content 'units' out there. A lot of 'stories' being told. To succeed, it's not enough to stand out, you have to matter. This session looks at why this is, how to matter - and secure both love and sales too.
Join this webinar with Simon Sanders, Head of Content at Pulse, to learn how to make B2b content so good - that customers fall in love with you. And then buy from you.
How to Run 85 Webinars a Year Without Losing Your Mind
Aug 13 2015
44 mins
Louis Adam, Director of Marketing-Communications, Exfo and Cameron Jahn, Director of Product Marketing, BrightTALK
Have you ever felt frustrated, stuck or completely lost on how to run a successful webinar program? Perhaps it even seems like you've burnt out your webinar production engine. This webinar will provide a fresh, unique perspective on how to run a successful program without exhausting your marketing team.
Heading a multidisciplinary team comprised of 35 professionals, Louis is in charge of EXFO's global webinar marketing activities. His team includes project managers, event coordinators, designers, copywriters and translators, as well as e-marketing, media placement, public relations and online education specialists.
This webinar will include practical tips on:
- Increasing your global webinar program leads by 250%
- Growing your attendance rate from 30% to 47%
- Boosting the number of webinar influenced sales opportunities
The State of Marketing Technology: Personalization
Aug 13 2015
61 mins
Stewart Rogers; Director, Marketing Technology VB Insight
August 13, 2015 at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET
Speakers: Stewart Rogers, Director of Marketing Technology; VentureBeat
Preeti Kelapure; Marketing Manager, Glassdoor
Andrew Jones, Analyst, VentureBeat
Hi there [first_name],
We know that using personalization in marketing works, and not just in isolated incidents either. In looking at case studies across industries and channels, from email to web to location-based marketing, it produces amazing results.
But consumers are worried about the use of their personal data: 96% of American consumers are concerned about data privacy, and 80% of consumers have changed their privacy settings. Today's customers have legitimate worries over the type of data marketers want to use in messaging, and advertising.
In this webinar we'll deliver the latest research into how consumers feel about personalization. We'll tell you what consumers want, what they hate, and best practices on how to introduce personalization without being "creepy."
After this webinar, you'll:
* Know what types of personalization are acceptable, and which to avoid
* Learn the correct process for on-boarding personalization, and how to manage when consumers opt-out
* Understand what the future of personalization looks like, for both B2C and B2B organizations
* Get an overview of the rules and regulations at play
* Find out the marketing technologies that will save all marketers from crossing the "uncanny valley" into "Creepyville"
If you're a CMO, SVP/VP of Marketing, Marketing Director, or Marketing Manager, you won't want to miss this. Sign up now...
This webinar will be based on Stewart Rogers' VB Insight report, which released on July 22, 2015.
Check out VB Insight to access Stewart's report on personalization, and to access the latest research on Marketing Technology: http://insight.venturebeat.com
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It's a very powerful and user-friendly tool for creating fun looking 3d creatures, originally intended to be used with an upcoming game called spore, but increasingly looking like it will be a standalone toy.
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Svindal adds Kitzbuehel to his list of successes
Aksel Lund Svindal could not be denied his first Classic win in Kitzbuehel. Having raced 33 times at Kitzbuehel and Wengen, the HEAD World Cup Rebel added the Kitzbuehel Super G to his list of achievements. "You hear it in every interview," Svindal said. "Today I've managed to take the pressure and use it." With Mathias Mayer second and Christof Innerhofer in third, Kjetil Jansrud (4th), Ted Ligety (6th) and Johan Clarey (7th equal) made it a great day for the HEAD World Cup Rebels.
While Svindal is the wearer of the red bib for the leader in the World Cup, for Mathias Mayer, this was his first World Cup podium and he said after the race: "It is crazy," a wide eyed Mayer said. "You have to take much risk to get down. I'm not for pointless risk, but if you know it's going (well) you have to show it." Mayer had come down into the lead and seeing the number one on the board next to his name was a "feeling of happiness, of insanity," he explained after the race.
Kitzbuehel has a unique setting normally but with the French coach, Patrice Morisad, setting a course that caught many of the racers out, 15 failed to finish, this was a course that deserved the attention of the racers. Coming into the race, Svindal had admitted that Kitzbuehel is something that has his attention though he still gets nervous.
This was Svindal's 20th career win yet surprisingly his first in Kitzbuehel. With the winner of the race having their name on their own Gondola on the Hahnenkammbahn, Svindal felt that the pressure was off now. With a 171 point lead in the Super G standings, just Mayer and Matteo Marsaglia can now deprive Svindal of defending his Super G World Cup with just two races left.
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WINAMAC, Ind. (Jan. 14, 2013) – GalFab Acquisitions, LLC, a full line waste handling equipment manufacturer, announced plans today to expand its operations here, creating up to 85 new jobs by 2014.
"Helping companies like GalFab recognize the value of doing business in Indiana is a top priority on day one for Governor Mike Pence. We look forward to celebrating many more announcements across the state as we work to further strengthen the many things we already know: Indiana has a low-cost, business-friendly climate with a talented workforce," said Victor Smith, Indiana Secretary of Commerce.
Recently, GalFab Acquisitions acquired the assets of GalFab, Inc., which had operated in Winamac for the last 20 years. The company will invest $720,000 to lease, renovate and equip the 100,000 square-foot former GalFab, Inc. building. The facility, which is located on 14 acres of land, is fully operational and will continue to produce waste handling equipment.
"With GalFab's long standing history in Winamac, we look forward to continuing our commitment to success in this community," said Greg Podell, chief executive officer of GalFab Acquisitions. "GalFab seeks to provide and design the highest quality product to lead the future of the waste industry, and Indiana has continued to provide a talented pool of workers and business environment to help us achieve this."
Established in 1992 by the Galbreath family, GalFab manufactures products for transportation in the garbage, scrap and steel manufacturing industries including roll-off hoists, roll-off containers, compactors, self-dumping hoppers and securement systems. For the first 20 years, the company was a regional supplier to independent garbage and scrap haulers. Today, GalFab works with and supplies to haulers across the nation.
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation offered GalFab Acquisitions, LLC up to $700,000 in conditional tax credits based on the company's job creation plans. These tax credits are performance-based, meaning until Hoosiers are hired, the company is not eligible to claim incentives. The city of Winamac approved additional property tax abatement at the request of Pulaski County Economic Development.
GalFab Acquisitions, which will rehire 65 current GalFab, Inc. positions and create up to 20 new positions, plans to begin hiring additional manufacturing positions over the next year.
"The town of Winamac is excited about this merger/expansion of GalFab here in Winamac. GalFab is a business that was started here in Winamac and we are excited to see this opportunity for it to grow and expand here in Winamac," said James Conner, town manager of Winamac. "Retainage and expansion of our existing businesses is as important to us as attracting new ones. We look forward to working with GalFab as they continue to grow in the future."
About GalFab
Located in Winamac, Ind., GalFab is a manufacturer of a full line of waste handling equipment. Our years of solid engineering principles in conjunction with high quality manufacturing processes, and the development of new technology have helped GalFab earn its reputation as a leader in the industry. The people GalFab employs have proven time and time again that a quality output and good service are the keys to success in a time-tested business. GalFab has shown the ability and willingness to design what a customer needs to get the job done. The "standard" off the shelf equipment is always a good product and will fill most customer requirements. However GalFab will, and has, put the pen to the paper to develop something new to help our customers. The future, to GalFab, is as important as the present and the past. GalFab will endeavor to develop new methods and innovative designs to continue to lead the waste industry into tomorrow and beyond.
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Created in 2005 to replace the former Department of Commerce, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation is governed by a 12-member board chaired by Governor Mike Pence. Victor Smith serves as the Indiana Secretary of Commerce and Eric Doden is the chief executive officer of the IEDC.
The IEDC oversees programs enacted by the General Assembly including tax credits, workforce training grants and public infrastructure assistance. All tax credits are performance-based. Therefore, companies must first invest in Indiana through job creation or capital investment before incentives are paid. A company who does not meet its full projections only receives a percentage of the incentives proportional to its actual investment. For more information about IEDC, visit www.iedc.in.gov.
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A wonderful magic prop that lets you correctly predict your spectator's randomly picked card!
Let a spectator select a playing card from an ordinary deck. The card remains face down on the table. Open this beautifully crafted fine leather wallet and remove a sealed envelope. Inside the envelope is a playing card. Let your spectator turn over her card at the same time you turn yours over- the cards match!
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told Bloomberg Television's Betty Liu on "In the Loop" this morning that "markets will crater if we run into any evidence that we can't solve this [fiscal cliff] problem."
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Ridgway boys golf remained undefeated on the young season as the Elkers won 190-232 over Johnsonburg Thursday afternoon at Laurel Mill Golf Course.
Josh Roselli of Ridgway was the medalist for the Elkers as he finished with a 35 including an eagle on the par 5 fourth hole. Mitchell Gilmore finished with a 36 and Jake Klawuhn tallied a 38. Mitchell Stark carded a 40 which included a long birdie putt from just inside the fringe on the second hole. T.J. Schlimm finished with a 41 to round out the top five team scores.
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This is prudent. All are guys that can be solid contributing parts to a good team, but none, with the possible exception of Starks, can be a top player on a good team. See what their market is. If you can keep them at a reasonable price, you do it. If not, it's not like they are irreplaceable.
i bet bush signs with the pats!
Fin Up! or Shut up!
At top 10 corner money....Smith can be replaced. Someone will over pay this scrub.
Jesus if Thomas is our rb next year goodluck to them.
Theyll realize 7 games in that he sucks and the usual "they'll look to upgrade the position" crap so that's another 2 yrs away.
We'd be crazy to not try and bring back Hartline. Starks should at least get some discussion but I'm honestly not sure if we can accord him. We can talk money with Jake Long and if some team is willing to overpay, which they probably will, you just have to let him go. Average corners often switch teams, so I won't be surprised to see Smith in another uniform and an under the radar FA brought in to replace him. Fasano will get a gold star for participating. Bush won't be brought back.
Time will tell whether this is a good thing or not, but I wouldn't jump to any conclusions that the Dolphins have already made any decisions. I would expect most of them back, but none are irreplacable. I'd be shocked to see Jake Long let go because good LT's are insanely hard to find, and despite this season, Jake Long is a top LT with several very good years under his belt and a lot of years ahead. These FA's represent Ireland success stories (Long and Hartline are examples of good draft picks, while Starks and Bush are examples of good acquisitions outside of the draft). Ireland needs as many of those guys around as possible.
Giovani Bernard in the second round,problem solved.


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This cosy, attractive converted farm building is situated above the village of 1800 on the same hillside as Chalet Yves (approximately 350 metres away). Skiing is accessed by a 400 metre walk downhill to the Alpage du Chantel II followed by a short ski down to the Arc 1800 Front de Neiges where you have access to pistes and chairlifts for all abilities.
For nightlife, the centre of Arc 1800 is a 10 - 15 minute walk (around 900 metres) down the road. Chalet Cicero is a simple, rustic, traditional mountain chalet and is absolutely ideal for small chalet parties. Warm and inviting, the living/dining area has a decorative pot-bellied stove and there are splendid panoramic views over the valley from the balcony.
Ground floor:Room 1 = double with bathRoom 2 = twin (bunk beds)Rooms 3 & 4 = 2 twins (room 4 beds not adjacent)• 2 shower rooms• 2 separate WCs
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Hotel Taxacher combines cosy charm with friendly service and excellent value. Stunning panoramic mountain views can be enjoyed from all rooms and the comfortable lounge and sauna provide a relaxing environment after a day on the slopes.
15 minutes' walk to the village centre, with a ski bus stop outside the hotel (3 mins by bus to Maierlbahn lift which links to the Kitzbüheler Alps ski area).
38 Austrian twins sleep up to 3 and have shower, balcony, telephone, hairdryer, TV, and Wi-Fi internet access. Single rooms with shower and balcony are available on request.
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Q.: Karen, my husband had an appointment for a follow-up visit with his cardiac surgeon the other day, and when we arrived the person at the desk told us we were not on their schedule. She said we'd have to come back another day. To say the least, we were a little upset since it was quite a distance for us to drive and my husband had been fasting for blood work before being seen. The person at the desk was more interested in letting us know that it wasn't their mistake with no offer of an apology. We knew the physician was there and that our appointment would be a brief one, but we were still turned away. What could we have done differently and should we let the physician know the next time we see him ... if we go back?
A.: One of the hallmarks of good customer service is to be adaptable and accommodating. It is unfortunate that the person at the desk didn't get that memo or understand the role of the patient. The patient is the customer, so to speak, and everyone working in that office would not have a job if it were not for their patients. When and if you go back, I would definitely let the physician know. If the physician doesn't know there is a problem it can't be fixed.
To avoid this happening again, here are a few things patients can do:
•When an appointment is being made for you in person, ask for an appointment card so you can have it available to show the front desk person if need be when you arrive for your next appointment. If the appointment is made over the phone ask for written confirmation to be sent to you via mail or an email.
•Call the day before your appointment to confirm that you are on their books. Mistakes do happen, and electronic scheduling isn't perfect.
•If you are turned away or refused to be seen, ask to speak with the practice manager or a supervisor. Hopefully, he or she will be more accommodating.
•Stay calm, but be firm about wanting to be worked in that day.
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•Be flexible. Try to work in the patient even if it puts you behind a little bit. Better to be behind a little than have unhappy, disgruntled patients.
•Check with the physician or manager for help handling the situation. Have a policy for dealing with this type of situation.
•Do be apologetic, even if it is not your error. Diplomacy goes a long way.
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Kathleen V. Frank, 93, of Water Street, Johnsonburg, and recently of Kane, died Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012 at the Lutheran Home of Kane following a short illness. She was born May 6, 1918 in Johnsonburg, daughter of the late John and Emma Amacher Lynch. On Jan. 28, 1936, she married Frederick C. Frank, who preceded her in death Aug. 3, 1991.
She lived all her life on Water Street, Johnsonburg, until the past several years in Kane.
She was a homemaker and also worked as a housekeeper for Constables Furniture Store. She was an active member of the St. John Lutheran Church, where she enjoyed volunteering her time and serving as a member of the WELCA. She was a past member of the Central Hose Co. Aux. and the Johnsonburg Senior Center. She enjoyed cooking, baking, canning, the polka, and sewing, especially baby quilts.
She is survived by four children, Donald (Consie) Frank of Johnsonburg, Kathleen (Don) Payne of Kane, Frederick C. (Jennifer) Frank Jr. of Johnsonburg, and Sharon (Harry) Bressler of DuBois; 12 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
She was the last surviving member of her immediate family.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was predeceased by five brothers, Edward, Elwood, James, Cecil and Wallace; and by six sisters, Mabel, Leona, Helen, Idabelle, Mildred and Mona in infancy.
A funeral service for Kathleen V. Frank will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17, 2012 at the St. John Lutheran Church, Johnsonburg, with Pastor Stephen Fair celebrating. Burial will take place at St. John Lutheran Cemetery, Johnsonburg,
Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17, 2012 at the Ubel Funeral Home, Johnsonburg.
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Editors' NotesCombining horological excellence with refreshingly understated design, Bremont's SOLO watch is a superlative investment. Housed in hardened steel, this highly accurate automatic chronograph embodies the British company's principles of precision and durability. The classic brown leather strap and white dial exude undeniable sophistication fit for any occasion. Watch our behind the brand video
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Modified Swiss-made calibre 13 1/4" BE-36AE automatic self-winding movement with 38 hour power reserve.
25 jewels, 28,800 bph, Glycydur balance, Anachron balance spring, Nivaflex 1 mainspring.
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Hour, minute and second hands. Date window.
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White dial, luminous hands and markers, metal numerals.
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Hardened stainless steel case with Trip-Tick construction including black barrel. Crown for date and time adjustments and manual winding.
Domed anti-reflective, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and open case back.
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Case diameter: 43mm
Case thickness: 11mm
Strap width: 22mm
Strap length: 7"/17cm to 9"/21cm
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