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The Blog
Once every year, the top leaders of experiential marketing gather at the Experiential Marketing Summit to identify emerging trends, share insider best practices and review award-winning work from the industries biggest brands. After three action-packed days, guests come away inspired with new ways to better connect with their consumers.
Read on for seven of the most intriguing, surprising and downright inspirational quotes we heard at EMS 2016.
1. Everything is an event; everything done well is an experience. – Peter McGuinness, CMO, Chobani
Grow's Take:
Your story isn't just what you tell people—your actions, over time, are what truly craft your identity. Regardless of the opportunity size, every brand experience is a vehicle to tell your brand story in a premium way. Whether it's a B2B trade show, internal cultural event or a consumer pop-up, impactful engagement marketing delivers the brand message consistently across every touch point in unexpected, yet intentional ways.
2. Culture eats strategy for breakfast. Period. – Adam Hartner, VP of Consumer Engagement, Pepsi
Grow's Take:
Just like a healthy relationship, culture is something that needs to be nurtured and maintained over time. Grow knows that emerging and heritage brands alike need to stay relevant by being on the forefront of trends and evolving with the times. However, the best brands evolve while staying true to their core ideals, values and beliefs.
3. I saw how experiential engagements can really make a brand connection. More than you could ever do just on social, more than you could do in advertising communications…We came [to the Super Bowl] not to make noise, but to make connections, and we did both. – Mark Viden, VP of Brand Marketing, Dignity Health
Grow's Take:
It's impossible to overstate the value of the live experience. Human beings are primarily emotional creatures, and once an emotional bond with a brand is formed, the outward ripples are endless. When a brand provides an opportunity for an audience to make a genuine, emotional connection, it amplifies its brand message, boosts consumer engagement and creates authentic advocates for life.
4. Agency partners are king. – Adam Hartner, VP of Consumer Engagement, Pepsi
Grow's Take:
We couldn't agree more. When it comes to agency partners, the whole is more than the sum of its parts—in other words, 1+1 = 3. Sitting at the table together with strong, like-minded partners empowers us to push boundaries and build stronger, healthier brands through live experiences. Throughout EMS, brands lauded agency partners as the secret sauce behind their best activations. Partnerships based on trust increase accountability and maximize budget impact, resulting in a successful experience.
5. A short-term engagement will fall short of the mark. Think of your event as a stepping stone to the next connection point in the consumer journey. – Kai Witbeck, Event Marketing Manager, LEGO
Grow's Take:
The conventional, linear consumer journey traditionally used to manage brand engagement no longer holds. Instead, it's a continuous ecosystem, and it's essential to think through how to maximize a consumer's experience at every touch point of their journey with you. Instead of a tightly-controlled, one-dimensional peek into a brand's image, brands that are authentic and porous inspire consumers through a multifaceted, reciprocal relationship and allows them to drive the conversation.
6. Respect the influencer, or fear the output. – Enuri Acosta, Lifestyle Communications Manager, Cadillac
Grow's Take:
If you focus on engaging authentically and truly connecting with an influencer at their level, they'll feel genuinely inspired to share through their own channels, resulting in an organic, powerful brand advocate. In the past, we've invited influencers to engage in one-of-a-kind experiences that cater to their own unique talents, passions and interests. By learning how to speak to them and finding out what they really need, brands can inspire participation that feels organic, deeply personal and authentically memorable.
7. Start with what you want people to leave with. If you can marry that with the intent of your business goals, your path will be set. – Stacy Lambatos, Senior Director of Global Event Marketing & Strategy, AOL
Grow's Take:
You have to start at the end to determine how you want to begin. The first thing we ask our clients during a kickoff is "what does success look like?" Once we know the end goal, our priorities fall in line. Are we driving overall brand awareness? Building advocacy? Or is it all about ROI? Not all priorities can sit side by side, so identifying a clear end game gives clarity when making choices.
SXSWi 2016: The Power of Getting Personal
Fresh from our travels to Austin, the brand activations that had us buzzing were the ones that were all about us. Rather than deliver the same experience to many, these brands found ways to deliver their messages in a manner that was also profoundly personal.
Gatorade Fuel Lab
At the Gatorade Fuel Lab, we were taken on a progressive journey that ended in a sleek locker room, where we experienced a new product that has yet to hit the shelves and received custom water bottles we had created via an interactive touch screen from our own "personal" lockers.
Budweiser Beer Garage
The highlight of the Budweiser Beer Garage was a 4D Immersive Reality trip that transported guests to the iconic St. Louis Brewery – from smelling the hops to touching the wood chips to feeling the brisk chill of the freezer. An app to ship a Budweiser fridge directly to your home closed the loop in a clever way.
IBM Cognitive Studio
Starting with your custom drink waiting at the Cognitive Cocktail Bar to riding a stationary VR bike to controlling robots with your brain, IBM expanded the ways we use our minds (and robots!).
Refinery29 School of Self Expression
Refinery29's School Of Self Expression blended old and new school elements to take attendees on a journey of the self, including a thought-provoking classroom session that truly wowed us.
Super Bowl 50 Sweeps Through Our Backyard!
We're still reeling from all the action of Super Bowl 50, which descended upon the Bay Area, bringing with it over 1.1 million people to Super Bowl City – a nine day showcase for the city of San Francisco.
The city-within-a-city was packed and the air was buzzing with pre-game excitement the entire week leading up to the Big Game. Since it was a mere 15 minute walk from our headquarters, we were lucky to visit and explore the experiential mecca, which featured all the top brands who brought their A-game to Super Bowl City.
Here are our top 3 take-aways:
Stand out from the crowd with thoughtful design: between large-scale light projections, vertical gardens and two-story shipping container structures, it was a marriage of brand-right presentations and intentional design that won over people's hearts.
Have something for everyone: from die-hard football fanatics to families with kids of all ages, democratic engagements that appealed to the masses attracted the most attention and offered a memorable experience to everyone who visited.
Make it worth the wait: with over 1.1 million people throughout the course of the week, there were inevitably long lines. Experiences that were worth waiting for kept folks moving through the lines efficiently, letting them know what to expect inside.
Full disclosure: we are so proud and honored to have worked with Dignity Health in bringing their Hello humankindness campaign to Super Bowl City and helping them spread humankindness on a national stage. And, if we may, IT WAS FREAKING AMAZING!
Here's to San Francisco hosting many more Super Bowls to come!
Grow Knows: How to Spark Creativity in 2016
At Grow, we're a team of creative dreamers. While our ideas often flow fast and furious, we've certainly been struck by the occasional creative dry spell. When these moments pop up, we don't panic—inspiration is often (literally) just around the corner. While there's no secret formula to becoming more creative, we've accumulated a toolbox of tips and tricks that help us find our groove. Read on for some of the Grow team's most trusted ideas to break through your routine and find your own creative spark in the year ahead!
• 4 Simple Tricks to Get Your Creative Juices Flowing Again, Fast Company
• How To Keep Your Team Creatively Inspired, CMO by Adobe
• Creative Slumps: 5 Ways to Snap Out of It, Fortune
• Feeling Creatively Drained? Do This, Women 2.0
Get inspired in 2016 by incorporating one (or all!) of these tools to get back in touch with your creative side. As our friend Albert Einstein said, "Creativity is seeing what everyone else has seen and thinking what no one else has thought." Duly noted.
The Grow Team
Volunteering: The Experiential Way To Give Back
Grow's culture values giving back in many ways, whether it's by gifting each team member one full day a year to volunteer their time for a cause of their choice or by supporting contributions to the Grow team's favorite nonprofits on #GivingTuesday. We're board members, hands-on volunteers, creative organizers and passionate advocates. From supporting the arts to combating poverty to fostering kittens, the causes are as varied as the members of our team. Collectively, we hope our efforts help to make our world a little bit better. Here's just a handful of the ways we've gotten involved in 2015.
Writing by Writers: Tami is on the board for Writing by Writers, a nonprofit co-founded by Pam Houston, which produces workshops across the country that bring amazing teachers and students together to further develop the craft of writing. As an avid writer herself, providing opportunities for aspiring writers to pursue their art is near and dear to her heart.
Habitat for Humanity: Neel spent his volunteering day helping to build homes for underprivileged families in the Bay Area. Being from India and having seen firsthand the level of poverty and lack of shelters available to the less fortunate, he feels impassioned to give back in this way.
East Bay SPCA: The East Bay SPCA relies on people taking in cats and dogs to avoid illness in the shelter, socialize them before adoption, give them a break from shelter life or live comfortably at the end of life. Kelcy, a current foster parent for kittens, is thrilled that one was adopted last week!
ArtPoint: Growing up in San Francisco, Sarah had the privilege of visiting fine arts museums with her family. She joined the board of ArtPoint, the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco's young professionals' organization, to help make art accessible to young people across the Bay Area.
World Vision: Alyssa, whose heritage is Armenian, wanted to keep one less child in Armenia from going hungry. She now sponsors a child through World Vision, an organization that empowers children and families to break the cycle of poverty.
Friends of Laguna Honda: As one of the largest skilled nursing facilities in the United States, Laguna Honda provides critical services to seniors and adults with disabilities. Laura loves being on the board of an organization that does great work to enhance the lives of these often underserved San Franciscans.
UC Davis (We Are Aggie Pride): We are Aggie Pride is a student-run organization that raises money to provide emergency funding to students to help with rent, books and any other costs that are difficult to cover when trying to make it on their own. Nicole absolutely loved her college experience at UC Davis and wanted to give back to students who have to cope with the rising costs of a college education.
We're looking forward to even more in 2016.
The Grow Team
Giving Tuesday: 7 Ways You Can Help Today
We love to kick off the holiday countdown with our new favorite: Giving Tuesday (thanks social media for not being all selfie all the time)! It gives us all a chance to double down on contributions to nonprofits that are near and dear to our hearts with a matching donation on Grow. Although we could write a novel about all of the worthy causes we love to support, we wanted to highlight seven groups that we are especially excited to give to this year.
Best Friends Animal Society: For over 30 years, Best Friends has been committed to ending pet homelessness by running the nation's largest sanctuary for homeless animals and working with shelters nationwide to increase adoptions and reduce kill rates in animal shelters. Tami donates her time and resources to help Best Friends achieve their goal, most recently traveling to their amazing Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah to volunteer.
Heifer International: Heifer International's mission is to work with communities to end world hunger and poverty while caring for the earth. Donations go toward placing farm animals with needy families (and make a great holiday gift in a loved one's name!), providing long-term sources of nutrition and resources. Gabrey is donating to Heifer International because of their impactful work and for the sustainability behind their model.
East Bay SPCA and San Francisco SPCA: The entire Grow team has been touched by San Francisco SPCA. Several of our team became "foster parents" to a sweet kitten Patra (now happily adopted!), and Kelcy recently added two cuddly kittens to her family from the East Bay SPCA. Kelcy is donating to support their medical services, foster programs and a new "fospice" program to bring care and joy to animals in their twilight years.
GirlVentures: GirlVentures' mission is to empower adolescent girls to develop and express their strengths through working with them during the transition from childhood to young adulthood. As the mother of an almost-ten-year-old girl, Cassie is a strong supporter of cultivating leadership skills in young women to help them reach their full potential, she loves GirlVentures' strategy of drawing on every girl's natural strengths.
Haight Ashbury Psychological Services (HAPS): HAPS is one of the very few remaining nonprofits that provides essential mental health services on a sliding scale to the Bay Area community. As a former psychotherapist and current board member at HAPS, Sarah donates her time and resources to ensure that counseling services are available to all who need them, regardless of their financial or life circumstances.
Charity: Water: Right now, 663 million people worldwide are living without clean water—that's almost 10% of the world's population. Charity: Water works to bring sustainable sources of clean water to those in need. As a child, Neel traveled to countries across the world where families don't have access to clean water. Witnessing water insecurity firsthand was an eye-opening experience, and is why he's donating to Charity: Water.
Produce to the People: Many San Francisco residents live without easy access to fresh, nutritious food. Produce to the People is dedicated to providing fresh food to SF residents via community gardens, food education and the creation of green jobs for youths. Ali became passionate about these issues while growing up in the suburbs of Detroit, living only 20 minutes from a food desert, where the jarring discrepancy between those with food security and those who relied on convenience stores for nutrition was apparent.
We'd love to hear about the groups that are important to you—join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Happy #GivingTuesday!
Grow Gives: Fostering a Forgotten Kitten from the SF SPCA
Meow there, my name is Patra (as in Cleopatra), and I'm just going to say it—my regal name becomes me. My glossy black coat and slim figure are a nod to my namesake, but I'm more than just a pretty face. My purr goes on forever, and I'm known as the best cuddler south of Union Street. I believe in honesty and direct communication—the only games I'm interested in involve chasing shiny toys around in circles. My ideal date would be stalking a fluffy pink ball followed by a Netflix and belly rub marathon.
One thing that's hard for me to share is that life hasn't always been easy for me. I didn't have a family for the first few weeks of my life, which made it hard for me to come out of my shell. But after the San Francisco SPCA brought me to a week-long life coaching seminar (ok, cuddles and playtime) with my friends at Grow, I'm a whole new kitten and am ready to settle down with my soulmate.
In an effort to shed light on the importance of fostering Forgotten Kittens to facilitate adoptions and open up space in local shelters, Grow partnered with the SF SPCA to pilot a new program, Office Cats. Forgotten Kittens refer to slightly older kittens who didn't have as much engagement during the first few weeks of their lives and, as a result, are initially more shy and fearful of people. Since many people visiting shelters make decisions based on how interactive and interested the animals appear, being shy can be a real hindrance to finding a fur-ever home. Placing these kittens in friendly, secure foster environments—such as the animal-loving house of Grow—helps them learn to come out of their shells so they can attract potential adopters while freeing up much-needed space in shelters.
Since Patra arrived at Grow on October 19th, she has transformed from a shy, anxious kitten into a confident, affectionate, playful ball of fur. As Gwyn Johnson at the SF SPCA explained to us, "having a consistent, calm environment with lots of attention is all that most kittens need to gain confidence." The Grow team of animal lovers knows how much a pet can enrich your life, and Patra's presence at Grow is no exception. We're going to have a hard time saying goodbye to her, but we're so excited to find her a loving, permanent home!
If you're interested in setting up an Office Cats program at your company (trust us—it's worth it!), reach out to Gwyn Johnson at the SF SPCA at 415.522.3542 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Patra here! I'm writing to you now from my new home, where I'm currently curled up safe and warm with my new family watching the rain fall. I'm so grateful to have found my forever home, but I can't stop thinking about about all my friends back at the SF SPCA who are still waiting to be adopted. Visit the San Francisco SPCA's website to find your purr-fect match!
Adoptable animals at the SF SPCA, clockwise from upper left, Nicola, Speckles, Hugs, Cassidy, Charles, Potatoes, Mochi, Bright Eyes.
48 Hours in NYC
We heart New York any time of year and are fortunate to have reason to be there often. While most people think of late summer as a time to head out of the city, there are plenty of gems to be experienced. Here are some of our favorite stylish and iconic hot spots to sip, savor and saunter your way through during the sweltering summer days…NYC we miss you already!
Grand Central Terminal: While millions of daily commuters and tourists frequent this famous transportation hub to check out the historical sight of the Beaux-Arts Roof or catch a train to the burbs, for us everything revolves around eating so naturally we were there to consume! From Two Boots pizza to sushi to gelato kiosks and Shake Shack burgers, GCT's lower level concourse is a foodie paradise while the upstairs upscale market provides fresh baked goods and farm to table offerings from local purveyors.
Grow tip: Grab glass of Prohibition Punch at The Campbell Apartment tucked away in the corner of GCT and Vanderbilt Ave. Contrary to its name, this 2,000 square foot cocktail lounge was never an apartment but was once the office of 20th-Century tycoon John W. Campbell.
Photo courtesy of Navid Baraty/Gothamist
ABC Carpet & Home: Get lost in this magical 6-story flagship bazaar filled with global inspiration everywhere you look. Focusing on design and sustainability, ABC features an ever-changing eclectic collection of beautiful home decor that ignites creativity and will make you immediately want to reinvent your home or inspire a concept for a whimsical event.
Grow tip: There are two fashionable eateries with swoon-worthy interiors in the building – ABC Kitchen and ABC Cocina by Michelin star Chef Jean-Georges. While it's hard to score the perfect reservation at these gems beloved by NYC locals, we suggest grabbing a seat at the bar at 5pm when the kitchen opens for a glass of wine and selection of "consciously sourced" seasonal apps.
Photo courtesy of High Fashion Home Blog
Bryant Park: Whether grabbing a sunny spot to lounge in the grass, people watch from the bistro tables or enjoy a film under the stars, this iconic park is a welcoming oasis in the middle of midtown full of historical monuments and urban amenities that will make you forget the bustling city that surrounds.
Grow tip: Free yoga classes are available in the summer on the lush lawn where you can perfect your asanas under the trees.
Photo courtesy of Young Sok Young/Flickr
The Clock Tower Restaurant @ New York Edition Hotel: A revived clocktower from what was once MetLife's headquarters, the Clocktower Restaurant located in Ian Schrager's Edition Hotel was at the top of our list for new hot spots to explore. The clubhouse-like space embodies everything that is chic about NYC with its fresh, sophisticated style mixed with elegant historic nods. The eclectic environment boasts five wainscoted mahogany rooms, each distinct with a specific color scheme and photographic lens that sparks your curiosity.
Grow tip: Stop by for breakfast to admire the space before the crowds hit!
Photo courtesy of Nick Solares/Eater
The Flatiron Room: Home to nearly 700 bottles of whiskey (both for public consumption and private storage), this 50's era jazz lounge sets the mood with Italian floral wallpaper, a chandelier that once hung in the Smithsonian and a velvet curtained stage hosting nightly live performances that will take you back in time.
Grow tip: Order their refreshing blood & sand cocktail with The Glenlivet 12 which goes down dangerously well – "a perfect harmony of Single Malt Scotch, cherry heering, italian sweet vermouth and fresh orange juice!"
Photo courtesy of The Flatiron Room
grow at outside lands
But seriously.. how AMAZING was Elton John?! We're still buzzing about Outside Lands here at Grow and all the fabulous ways that the music festival went above and beyond to make the experience feel ownable and unique while providing share-worthy moments of engagement throughout.
Hyper-local flavor: Outside Lands has been doing this for years, but we absolutely love love love the local support that the festival dishes out to food vendors, wineries and artists. Especially love the nod to San Francisco neighborhoods and history with stage names (Twin Peaks & the Barbary) and stand-out food favorites like Straw's famous donut burger, The Ringmaster, and Nombe's ramenburger.
Streamlined services: Complimentary water stations parked around the festival kept guests hydrated through the long days, while the cashless Wine Lands system kept the wine flowing! But above all else, charging stations are still the hero at any festival and it was great to see brands design beautiful spaces for guests to recoup, recharge and relax between sets.
Festival style ups: Unlike a typical concert, festivals have a unique style that is eclectic and ever changing. From this year's floral pants and high-waisted short-shorts to bona fide costumes, having a "look" is a key part of festival attendance. Brands tapped into this passion by providing fun ways to accessorize such as flower crowns and temporary tats. The line for our Castland braid bar only shortened when the headliners came on but it was the man buns that stole the show!
Screen time: It's a selfie, selfie world and that desire doesn't stop just because Elton John is in the house. Chromecast gave festival goers the opportunity to shoot a fun GIF and get it on the big screens on stage while Outside Lands shared stylish Instagram posts from the crowd.
We had the best time and can't wait for next year!
grow knows: our guide to the côte d'azur, france
Perhaps it was the rosé we sipped while overlooking the Mediterranean Sea each balmy night, or the mouth-watering selection of artisanal cheeses and cured meats we savored each day – whichever the case, the amazing sights, sounds and scents from our trip to the French Riviera for the Cannes Lions Festival left us yearning for more.
In true Grow style, each day was packed with sensorial experiences; whether it be a client meeting within the old-school elegance and splendour of a renowned hotel, a quick bite to eat along a beachside cafe overlooking the docked yachts, or a day off spent exploring the southern region – no day was complete without an immersive discovery.
If your travels take you to Cannes here are a few of our can't miss moments:
Le Cirque: Fresh off the plane we sought out the hyper-local flavors and tastes of the region. On a recommendation from Gerald, our native Cannes taxi driver, we pushed through the jet lag and made our first of many stops to Le Cirque Cafe Bistro, a charming gem in the center of the city that exceeded all of our Francophile expectations. Their authentic yet inventive French fare, modern yet relaxed vibe and uber friendly service kept us coming back for more – by our third visit, we felt like insiders.
Snap, Crackle, Pop: As experiential marketers, we believe the devil is in the details and we swoon over thoughtful, surprising moments. Following a productive client meeting at the iconic Carlton Cannes, the check was delivered with small, silky dark chocolates. As we put them in our mouths, we savored the decadent cacao until….snap! crackle! pop! the chocolate exploded in our mouths, just like pop rocks. Within such a refined atmosphere, this was such a fun and unexpected culinary treat for our taste buds.
Perfume Making: On an excursion to Grasse, the cradle of the perfume industry, we had the opportunity to ignite our inner "nose" and craft our own signature scents at Maison Molinard, the most iconic perfumery in the region. Hosted by the "Nose of Molinard" (read: master perfume maker) we mixed and matched a myriad of notes from raspberry to musk to anise, perfecting a multilayered olfactory creation that became our bespoke scents.
Street Scents: As you walk down rue d'Antibes, one of Cannes' most popular shopping destinations, you can't help but smell the sweet fragrant aromas coming out of the shops and permeating the streets. From the stylish Parisian perfumes to fresh baked croissants to seasonal fragrant flowers, walking down the narrow cobblestone streets of Cannes was truly sensorial.
Antibes Market: Within a short distance from Cannes, the covered market in Antibes know as Marché Provençal, showcased the ingredients and flavors we'd soon discover throughout Cannes cuisine in their raw form. Fruit and olives plucked from the trees earlier that day, artisanal cheeses from nearby dairy farms and handcrafted lavender soaps delighted our senses, epitomized the flavors and notes of the the region and served as our immediate immersion to the Côte d'Azur.
SUP: Beyond the hospitable, fashionable locals and dreamy beachside aesthetic, the natural beauty of Cannes swept us away. From evening walks along La Croisette Boulevard, waterfront dinners and beachside lounging, one of our favorite moments was soaking in the scene while stand-up paddleboarding along the warm, tranquil sea.
We can't wait to go back.


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I am trying to install CDH3U5 on our cluster which has RHEL 5.5, using Cloudera Manager 3.7.x. However the installation fails because of the following error -
Error Downloading Packages:
cloudera-manager-daemons-4.5.1-1.cm451.p0.294.x86_64: failure: RPMS/x86_64/cloudera-manager-daemons-4.5.1-1.cm451.p0.294.x86_64.rpm from cloudera-manager: [Errno 256] No more mirrors to try.
A view of the logs show that -
Package Arch Version Repository Size
cloudera-manager-server x86_64 4.5.1-1.cm451.p0.294 cloudera-manager 7.5 k
Updating for dependencies:
cloudera-manager-daemons x86_64 4.5.1-1.cm451.p0.294 cloudera-manager 132 M
cloudera-manager-server-db x86_64 4.5.1-1.cm451.p0.294 cloudera-manager 9.0 k
Transaction Summary
Install 0 Package(s)
Upgrade 3 Package(s)
Total size: 132 M
Total download size: 132 M
Downloading Packages:
http://archive.cloudera.com/cloudera-manager/redhat/5/x86_64/cloudera-manager/3/RPMS/x86_64/cloudera-manager-daemons-4.5.1-1.cm451.p0.294.x86_64.rpm: [Errno 14] HTTP Error 404: Not Found
Trying other mirror.
Clearly the path is invalid. I have tried to get the file using browser as well. So I have following queries
- Why is a 3.7 installer trying to install a 4.5 setup?
- Any idea how I can get the URLs it is looking at fixed so the RPMs are downloaded.

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Crazy Substitute Teachers
Enjoy, NG4.03 / 5.00 2,656 Views
Vacuum Salesman
This dude and his Megazord vacuum cleaner4.01 / 5.00 2,915 Views
Markiplier Animated | Mark Of The Survey Corps
This took far too long to make...3.96 / 5.00 7,587 Views
Ball moving one was way better!
Oh well you tried. I mean the reason ball moving 1 was so funny is because it was so random- you explained clearly what it was in the title and then by the time the flash was over audiences couldn't believe that it was ture!
This one had no edge to it. I mean we all knew that a ball moving again was probably gonna happen, if you woulda showed a cock I woulda laughed more.
Next time work on your predictablity.
this is sooooo better than your first Ball Movin' like it's like clearer and like uncut and like wooooooooooooow it's too cool for words
that was horible i mean really did you even try. if could make flash mine would be better than this.
Now I don't have flash...
But after seeing plenty of good (or at least ok) flashes, I feel that NG has to blam this flash to hell. I hope you people that gave this a good review are being sarcastic, because this is the worst shit ever! I've seen things in the TOILET that are better than this.
I suggest (before attempting another flash) that you practice, think up a storyline, and actually try to make a great flash.
This movie was a waste of my time..


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The massive new structure will be the world's biggest building by footprint, and it could possibly be a game-changer for the auto, energy, and battery industries.
Lithium Mining News
Tesla to open its Gigafactory years ahead of schedule
The company now has 1,000 construction workers on two shifts, seven days a week to ready for the launch of its Model 3 early next year.
Synergy Resource Capital identifies lithium project in Argentina for Millennial Lithium
Synergy Resource Capital is pleased to announce that it has successfully identified a lithium project in Argentina for Millennial Lithium, a publicly listed company trading in the TSX Venture Exchange.
INFOGRAPHIC: Our energy problem – the battery in context
We examine what batteries can and cannot do, and the energy problem that humans hope that batteries can help solve.
Why lithium will see another price spike this fall
Although the price trajectory of the metal has been subdued in recent months, the fundamentals behind the long-term trajectory suggest strong potential for long-term growth.
Samsung rumoured to invest half-a-billion in Chinese electric car company
Samsung Electronics (KRX:005930) is looking to take the plunge into electric vehicle (EV) technology with a sizable investment into BYD Co., (HKG:1211) the world's largest electric car manufacturer.
Chinese eye Atlantic Canada's lithium project
Lithium prices have soared in the past year, and demand is set to outstrip supply by 2023.
Nemaska Lithium completes $69 million financing and commences trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange
The Corporation intends to use the net proceeds of the Offering for engineering fees in relation to the Whabouchi Mine and concentrator and the Shawinigan hydromet plant, down-payments for long lead items, drilling and for general working capital purposes.
Move over oil – lithium is the future of transportation
Just a few years ago, we would have scoffed at the idea that electric vehicles could be mainstream anytime soon, or that the global appetite for lithium-ion batteries and mass power storage would be so voracious, and so sudden.
INFOGRAPHIC: The evolution of battery technology
Battery technology already makes electric cars possible, as well as helping us to store emergency power, fly satellites, and use portable electronic devices.
Electric vehicles have the potential to be a significant disruptive force for commodities markets
Tesla Model 3 promises to move electric cars from niche to mainstream, spurring larger electric car adoption in transport, according to Wood Mackenzie's latest research.
These are the world's 40 biggest mining companies
A lithium miner joins top ranks of listed mining firms for the first time as the price of the battery ingredient skyrockets.
An evaluation of the lithium mining environment in South America
The extent to which the lithium market will grow is contested, but market trends indicate that lithium will be an increasingly profitable sector within mining in the next five years.
Think beyond oil and gold: Interview with Mike 'Mish' Shedlock
There are other plays. Think electric vehicles and even driverless cars. Find what's undervalued now and get in on some of the games that will dictate glorious future wealth.
Blackrock backs Bacanora Minerals with $11 million investment
The move by the world's largest asset manager shows increasing interest in the lithium market.
Aussie firms back push to drive Argentina to world No 2 lithium supplier
There are fresh opportunitis to explore for new lithium resources in the rich Latin American footprint, says Latin Resources Managing Director, Chris Gale.
Back-to-back good news for Nevada Energy Metals
Nevada Energy Metals announced it has increased the exploration potential of the San Emidio property after adding an additional 69 claims to its position.
Potential lithium brines investigated in Australia
As society becomes more dependent on technology, metals like lithium are in high demand.
LiTHIUM X is not alone—profiling this marketplace darling and others in the sweet spot
After several years of bear markets for miners, many mining equities have lept upward in the last few months.
Canada-Chile lithium project in Argentina to begin operations in 2019
The Cauchari-Olaroz project, in northern Argentina, is forecast to initially produce 40,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent a year.
Precious metal: Is Nevada on the verge of a lithium rush?
A double-edged sword.
Tesla's plans fire up lithium shares
It's Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk's stated ambition to produce 500,000 electric cars by the end of this decade.
Gianni Kovacevic: A big increase in the number of electric cars means big demand for key commodities
Gianni Kovacevic is driving a Tesla across the US and promoting his book, 'My Electrician Drives a Porche'.
Lithium X bulks up for lithium boom
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Adventures of Superman (1952–1958)
Episode List
Season 6
3 Feb. 1958The Last Knight
A man wearing armor kidnaps Lois and Jimmy.
10 Feb. 1958The Magic Secret
A criminal, who has a kryptonite ray gun, attempts to lure Superman into a trap by kidnapping Lois and Jimmy.
17 Feb. 1958Divide and Conquer
Superman stretches the laws of physics to the breaking, or rather splitting, point to prevent a coup in a Latin American country.
24 Feb. 1958The Mysterious Cube
Inspector Henderson believes that Paul Barton, a criminal who's guilty of practically every crime known who disappeared nearly seven years ago, is hiding inside a cube-like structure which is made of some material that is impenetrable. He goes to the Planet to air his concern. It seems that by law if a person's been missing for seven years -- which period will be reached in 24 hours -- he is to be declared legally dead. And a dead man can't be arrested. So Clark turns into Superman and tries to get into the cube, but not even he can get in. So he goes to a scientist ...
3 Mar. 1958The Atomic Captive
A nuclear scientist who defected to the U.S. was exposed to nuclear radiation and has only a short time to live has been living in the desert. But agents from his country try to get him to return. Superman stops them but knows there's another agent whom they only by a code number will try to get him. When Clark tells Jimmy and Lois about him they go to see him and because they came in contact with him, they're no exposed to the radiation. They decide to flee not knowing they're going into an area where a nuclear device is to be detonated.
10 Mar. 1958The Superman Silver Mine
A prospector who has hit it rich donates a silver mine to needy children and names it the "Superman Silver Mine." A crook, who bears a strong resemblance to the prospector, abducts him. The prospector refuses to disclose the location of the mine. Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen are imprisoned while investigating. The crook has a metal plate in his head and Clark uses this fact (and his X-Ray vision) to figure out what's going on. Now, it's up to Superman to bring the criminals to justice and free the prisoners.
17 Mar. 1958The Big Forget
An anti-memory vapor, developed by Professor Pepperwinkle, is stolen and used to commit crimes.
24 Mar. 1958The Gentle Monster
Professor Pepperwinkle creates a robot whom he calls Mr. McTavish. It isn't long before Jimmy and Lois learn about him and Pepperwinkle shows him to them. Later Superman shows up but as he is approaching McTavish he starts to feel weak so he leaves. That's when they learn that McTavish placed a meteorite in McTavish which they deduce is kryptonite. Some men who want to blow up the planet for a story they did, decides to use McTavish to assemble the bomb so they take him along with Lois and Jimmy. So Superman and Pepperwinkle have to try and find them.
31 Mar. 1958Superman's Wife
A beautiful policewoman is asked to pose as Superman's wife in order to help him break up a gang of bank robbers.
7 Apr. 1958Three in One
Three circus performers use their abilities in various crimes to frame Superman.
14 Apr. 1958The Brainy Burro
Perry gets a wire from Lois, who's in Mexico, that she has discovered a donkey with psychic powers. Perry sends Clark down to investigate, and discovers that not only does the "burro" have psychic powers, but it has figured out Clark's secret identity as Superman.'
21 Apr. 1958The Perils of Superman
A criminal who was sent to prison by Superman and the Planet staff goes to the Planet office and tells them of his intention to go after them. They respond that Superman will stop him. Only problem is that he wears a lead mask to conceal his identity and he has other men wearing the same mask. Eventually he captures all of the Planet staff and puts them in a perilous situation and Superman has but minutes to save each one of them.
28 Apr. 1958All That Glitters
Professor Pepperwinkle isolates a dose of kryptonite called "Positive K", which winds up giving Lois and Jimmy the same types of powers as Superman.
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Wang is the most decorated Chinese Winter Olympic athlete in history. In two Olympic Games, she has won four gold medals, a silver and a bronze. Wang has also amassed 18 gold, 10 silver and three bronze medals at the World Championships since 2003, plus an additional three golds and four silvers from the team event. Wang won her first Olympic gold medal at the Turin Olympics in 2006 in the 500. She added a silver in the 1,000 and bronze in the 1,500. A year later, Wang missed the 2007 World Championships for criticizing Chinas coaches. She got back in their good graces and again dominated the circuit. At the Vancouver Olympics in 2010, Wang won gold medals in the 500, 1,000 and relay, but crashed and was disqualified in the semifinals of the 1,500, preventing a sweep. She set the world record in the 500 of 42.609 seconds on Nov. 29, 2008.
Wang again ran afoul of Chinas coaching staff in the summer of 2011. After scuffling with the team manager at training camp and hurting her arm, she was kicked off the team. According to one report, the conflict began when Wang, who was the captain at the time, and six other athletes missed their curfew. She returned to the team 13 months later and was soon back to her winning ways. At the 2012-13 World Championships, Wang placed first in the 500 and 1,000 and on the 3,000-meter relay and won the overall gold medal. In the first of four ISU World Cup events this season, Wang was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the 500 in Shanghai. She then won the 500 in Seoul; Turin, Italy; and Kolomna, Russia, to dominate the standings.
Wang will be hard to beat in the 500 and should earn her second gold on the relay. In the 1,000, she will vie for the gold against Shim Suk-hee of South Korea.
Things To Know
- In 2010 Wang was named Female Athlete of the Year in China at the 2010 CCTV (China Central Television) sports personality awards ceremony
- She was born in Harbin, China, and took up the sport at age 9 in an amateur sports school.
- Her sports heroes are David Beckham and Michael Jordan
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