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"Growing Market for Design Features Aimed at Aging in Place" by Alyssa Gerace – Feb. 29, 2012 www.SeniorHousingNews.com
"Why Millions of Seniors are Moving back to Cities" by Steven Yoder – June 5, 2013 http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/
Radio Interview: "Sound Retirement Radio" with Jason Parker, Dec. 2013
Online Interview with ADM: Interview with SASH on "SeniorTube"
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"What is Aging-In-Place?" by Aaron D. Murphy, for AgingInPlaceOptions.com – May, 2012
"Got Parents?" by Aaron D. Murphy, for SilverPlanet.com – now on: ADM Architecture's Blog – March, 2010
"I'm SEXY and I FUNCTION?" by Aaron D. Murphy for SilverPlanet.com – June, 2013
"Life and Death in Assisted Living" On the heels of PBS' documentary 'Life and Death in Assisted Living', certified aging-in-place specialist and architect Aaron D. Murphy gives his take on the industry at large, and how aging-in-place could be the solution. – by Aaron D. Murphy for UniversalDesign.com – July 30th, 2013
"Plan Ahead so you can 'Age in Place' " "Time of Your Life" insert, North Kitsap Herald, October 18, 2013 – page 4-5
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ADM Architecture owner and EtMM's managing editor, Aaron D. Murphy speaks to his city council about how builders and a town can plan for successful Aging-In-Place. Watch the first speaker in public comments at the beginning, then Aaron speaks @ View times: 15:15, and is asked to come back to the podium to discuss further with the city planner and zoning code edits personnel at time of 1:21:20 Great Discussion!
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Janna Born Larsen is accomplished at celebrating diversity, especially during but not limited to the holiday season. The interfaith pastoral ministries manager and chaplain at Sedgebrook in Lincolnshire serves a diverse community that includes people of Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant traditions, as well as those of other traditions or no formal faith practice. Well respected in her field, Larsen is cited in the opening of a book by renowned professor emeritus Dwight Judy of the Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary. She "describes her role as a 'community spiritual enlovener' who ministers in order to love and enliven others to more fully embrace their own spiritual paths and experience how their spirituality can gift the community and beyond," wrote Judy.
Larsen came to Sedgebrook seven years ago because she was attracted to working with a pastoral interfaith ministry. "It's a community that is so rich in different religious traditions and spiritual paths," said Larsen. "I wanted to help foster spiritual goodwill between people of different faiths."
Sedgebrook recently concluded its eight-night-long celebration of Hanukkah with its Jewish residents. "We celebrated each night with menorah lightings and special programs sponsored by the Sedgebrook Jewish Council," said Larsen. This included a performance by the popular Maxwell Street Klezmer Band. "This was the third year they came. The place was packed," she said.
Christmas celebrations will include an ecumenical service on the evening prior to Christmas Eve, a Catholic Mass on Christmas Eve afternoon, and an ecumenical Christmas service on Christmas Eve morning.
Perhaps Larsen's favorite holiday-time observance will be the Celebration of All Things Good on December 18th. "Rather than focus on a specific religion, we want to celebrate the goodness of life," she said. "I tell residents to dress sparkly. It's a celebration and I ask them to be walking, living liturgical art. We will talk about the goodness that they're celebrating." Larsen said that, from a pastoral perspective, as seniors age and perhaps face losses and declining health, it is spiritually powerful and therapeutic to get in touch with their gratitude. "It's a very intentional and spiritual focus on all good things."
Sedgebrook hosts an interfaith council of approximately 12 members, selected for their diversity and willingness to learn and share. In addition, Sedgebrook has weekly Interfaith Worship Services where all are welcome.
Supporting different faith backgrounds is a gift and an opportunity rather than a challenge for Larsen. "What I find is that often times when people reach the age of our residents, they want to be able to learn from each other, often times growing spiritually themselves. For some, this is the first time that they're questioning their own tradition, or looking at another tradition," she said. "Often times it's a time of exploration and/or deepening of their own spiritual path. Some may have been afraid of exploring different religious traditions or paths because they're afraid they'll lose or dilute their own. We find the opposite. They often gain a greater appreciation and understanding of their own religion while also expanding their understanding of others.
Larsen said that throughout the entire year, Sedgebrook is a place that is "spiritually rich and vibrant. People are deeply appreciative of each other. That's worth celebrating any time of the year."
Sedgebrook is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) offering a diverse lifestyle, maintenance-free living and outstanding amenities. Five-star rated Radford Green Health Care and Rehabilitation is located on the 92-acre Sedgebrook campus in Lincolnshire, Illinois. Sedgebrook is owned by Senior Care Development LLC and managed by Life Care Services LLC. For additional information visit www.welcometosedgebrook.com or call 847-901-3319.

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INDIANAPOLIS --- Junior DJ Brown (Anderson, S.C.) is ranked 17th in the nation in three-point field goal percentage, and the Lees-McRae College men's basketball team is listed in four individual and team categories in this week's edition of the NCAA Division II men's basketball statistics, announced NCAA officials Monday.
Lees-McRae (5-11, 5-3 Conference Carolinas) is off to its best start to the conference season in school history, entering the week ranked fourth in the league standings after registering a narrow 72-68 win over Coker College on Saturday. The Bobcats begin the week listed 71st in the nation in three-point field goal percentage (36.9) and 96th in three-point field goals per game (6.7).
Brown has been a tremendous part of the Bobcats' success this season, entering the week ranked 17th in the nation with a 46.7 percent clip from beyond the arc, while also being listed 33rd in three-point field goals per game (2.9). The junior guard has knocked down 21 three-pointers in the last six games, connecting on 51.2 percent of his attempts to lead the team in scoring in that span.
Lees-McRae returns to the court on Tuesday when the Bobcats host Barber-Scotia College in Williams Gymnasium at 7:30 p.m.


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Portfolio containing all 156 Bulletins published by Art & Project between September 1968 and November 1989, compiled in an edition of 50 complete sets. Of the 156 bulletins, 149 are original copies and 7 elements have been reprinted for this publication. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue / monograph published in conjunction with show held at Cabinet Gallery, London, October 17 - December 23, 2011; & Christophe Daviet-Thery Livres et éditions d'artistes, Paris, October 27 - December 23, 2011. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Museo Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain, June 10 - September 27, 2010. Edited by Lynne Cooke and Douglas Crimp with Kristen Poor. Artists include Alvin Baltrop, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Dara Birnbaum, Jennifer Bolande, Stefan Brecht, Matthew Buckingham, Tom Burr, Roy Colmer, Moyra Davey, Terry Fox, William Gedney, Bernard Guillot, David Hammons, Sharon Hayes, Peter Hujar, Joan Jonas, Louise Lawler, Zoe Leonard, Sol LeWitt, Glenn Ligon, Robert Longo, Vera Lutter, Danny Lyon, Babette Mangolte, Gordon Matta-Clark, Steve McQueen, John Miller, Donald Moffett, James Nares, Max Neuhaus, Catherine Opie, Gabriel Orozco, Barbara Probst, Emily Roysdon, Cindy Sherman, Harry Shunk & Janos Kender, Charles Simonds, Thomas Struth, James Welling, David Wojnarowicz, and Christopher Wool. ... [details]
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I know, I know, I know. It's dark out there. The BP oil spread (not spill) is like an incubus sitting on our souls, reminding us of how dark things are and what we have wrought. Afghanistan. Iraq. Global warming. Corporate greed. And the clock is ticking. What chance do we have to turn this thing around?
And yet….and yet.
Like Dickens wrote "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times…a time of great hope, a time of great despair." When I pay attention, I'm constantly being reminded of the things that are happening that have never happened before. Good things, that show something might change in a way we can barely dream of. Here are three:
Zack Lieberman (son of my friend and fellow storyteller Syd Lieberman) has found a way to use computers to enable disabled folks and others to do things that seem impossible. Zack says he wants to replace DIY (do it yourself) with DIWO (do it with others). Here's a video of him talking about his work:
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My lifelong pal Dave Kidney told me about a young guy from Vermont (now in Troy, NY), Eben Bayer, who has figured out how to create insulation from leftover plant material (soybeanhusks, peanut shells, whatever) and mushrooms – no Styrofoam, just organic substance created on the site. He's talking to Ford and other corporations about how to use it in their products. Talk about low impact – here he is talking about that.
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Finally , in the New York Review of Books, Nicholas Stern reviews Bill McKibben's new book, Eaarth: Making a Life on a Tough New Planet and says that despite the dire situation, significant movement is being made towards humanity's addressing global warming. The governments are moving, albeit slowly, and innovation, like that I mention above, will make a difference. We are being asked to do something together in a way humanity never has before. And people are trying – finding new ways to collaborate and develop.
So, today, I'm not wallowing in despair. Oh sure, tomorrow I'll walk around with a cloud over my head. But hope is just as reasonable as despair.


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Ideally you will have a minimum of 5 years experience in the development of audio electronic products and be degree qualified in electronics or a similar subject. You will possess a deep understanding of both analogue and digital based audio systems, with a proven record of accomplishment at a senior level. This is a mandatory requirement.
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Drip! Drip! Those are the water droplets you hear outside your window. Yes, it rains sometimes in NJ depending on the season. In summer, it rains about 1-4 a week. It just rained now, on again, off again. Since I live on a high floor, I can collect rainwater easily with kitchen utensils.
I highly recommend this if you want to save water for your plants. And plus it's fun!
I just don't believe in water heading off to the streets. So, you can start using unused kitchen utensils you usually find in the back of the drawer. Soup spoons and mini frying pans are great for saving water. Don't use small spoon because they will fill up easily and overflow. If you have a terrace that goes beyond the ceiling, then you're in for luck. Unlike mine, you can effortlessly place jars, glasses, or other containers so the rain can just fall in. If you have a terrace like mine, you have a bit of work to do. Take a soup spoon (or something that "dives in" or "scoops in") and tape it securely to your balcony with the spoon part hanging on the edge. Use duck tape or orange tape for more security. If you live on the lowest floor, then it's not so necessary to tape it with duck tape so securely. Try to tape it with regular tape. Remember to tape it right before it rains.
After your container or utensil fills up, take it out and pour it into a water bottle. If the container's neck is wide (which it should be) don't attempt to pour it into a water bottle. Pour it into something with a wider neck. Try to take the utensil after it rains. But if it is necessary, pour it in another empty container or water bottle.
I hope you enjoy this activity as much as I do! Please share it with others! 😄


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Hanging Mice Decorations (Set of 3) by Gisela Graham
These charming Eco Wool Hanging Mice Decorations will look adorable on the Christmas Tree, supplied in a set of 3, each mouse has a different design and comes with a jute hanging string.
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Designed by Gisela Graham these Eco Wool hanging mice decorations will be a popular addition to your Christmas tree or hang them around the home for an extra festive touch during the Christmas holiday.
These adorable mice characters are supplied in a pack of 3 with each mouse having a different design.
- Eco Wool Mice Decorations by Gisela Graham
- Supplied as set of 3
- Easy to hang with jute string
- Adorable mouse characters
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Homocysteine is an important name to understand because it is the underlying culprit in many conditions including fatigue, depression, memory loss, arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, birth defects, and neurological problems. It occurs naturally in the body when we metabolize amino acids from proteins. Small amounts of homocysteine are not a problem – but large amounts are. Homocysteine will build up in the body when there is not enough of one or more of the following B vitamins – folic acid, B12, and B6. Most importantly, it is directly damaging to the lining of blood vessels, causing the injury that attracts the "sticky" cholesterol to build up. This test is now considered an important part of a routine cholesterol evaluation. Homocysteine should be absent or negligible. The lower the better. The medical literature indicates increasing risk at any level above 8 umol/L. Levels less than 8 are healthy. Discuss this with your physician.
Note: B vitamin status is affected by many factors. Antagonists to B vitamins include sugar, caffeine, alcohol, sodas, refined foods, toxin exposure, stress, smoking, smoke exposure, chemical exposures and medications (diuretics, antacids, dilantin, oral contraceptives, hormone replacement, anti-hypertensives, cholestyramine). B vitamins are abundant in vegetables, sea foods, meats, eggs, grains, beans, nuts, seeds, and non-refined foods. Processing and refining diminish B vitamin content significantly. Correction involves not just B vitamin complex but additional B12, folic acid, B6 and the active form of B6 known as Pyridoxal-5-phosphate. Also important in this pathway is a co-factor called TMG (trimethylglycine). Injections are more immediately effective and can be used as needed. There is a wide range of safety in a balance B complex. Whereas too little carries high risks, too much carries insignificant risks.
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U.S. Reserve officially sponsored the 47th Annual Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction during January of 2018. The event, for car collectors, is an auction that took place in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the team from U.S. Money Reserve was on-hand to field questions about precious metals as well as the benefits of owning gold.
Chief Numismatist, John Rothans, from U.S. Money Reserve expressed the enthusiasm and excitement that the company felt to be a part of the Barret-Jackson auction, and he remarked that they shared a similar audience of enthusiasts who love collecting.
Over 200,000 people attend the Scottsdale Auction over the course of 8 days, and it is considered to be a leader in the car collector industry that indicates what and what not is popular.
The CEO and Chairman of Barret-Jackson, Craig Jackson, was available for comment and said that he was happy to be a part of a car collector event that is an ultimate gala for the automotive lifestyle.
He also commented that his company was creating an intriguing calendar of the history of the automotive industry and that some of the most unique and highly-valued vehicles anywhere are a part of it.
The U.S. Reserve was created in 2001 and has become one of the globe's most well-known distributor of foreign and U.S. government-issued silver, platinum, and gold products. With clients all over the United States, the company looks to offer the best deals it can.
Today, over 400,000 clients are happy with the service they have received from the U.S. Money Reserve, and they continue to buy from the company with confidence.
The company is an expert in choosing the most quality precious metals to include in its portfolios, and many of its customers now find themselves in good economical standings because of the guidance they have received from the Money Reserve.
The U.S Reserve is the only gold company that is headed up by a previous United States Mint Director, and that person happens to be, none other than, Philip N. Diehl who was the 35th Director of the United States Mint.
Diehl is more than happy to be working with the company and finds that it is a good way to continue the service he has offered to Americans for many years. On top of this, the U.S. Money Reserve has received the highest possible rating from the Business Consumer Alliance, which is an "AAA," and they received this due to years of ethical business practices in the United States.
The U.S. Money Reserve, specifically, offers its clients bullion coins, and certified silver, gold, and platinum coins, which are all produced by the Mint of the United States. The company has shipped billions of dollars worth of precious coins to its clients over the years.


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Cake Menu – Just Bake – Thokkottu, Mangalore
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Homework – Woolly Mammoths.
I would like to extend our thanks to you as parents for the assistance and encouragement you have given your child in completing the half term homework. Although, some pieces were late in, the effort made by most pupils was fantastic. Below are the pictures to prove it!


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Five reasons to applaud Chai's Island Bistro as it bids adieu
December 30th, 2012
With Chai's Island Bistro closing New Year's Eve — after 14 years at the Aloha Tower Marketplace — it's time to bid a fond aloha to chef Chai Chaowasaree and his iconic restaurant.
Five reasons I'll miss Chai's — join me in a hearty round of applause for a job well done:
1 — The food has been iconic, daring, delicious — beautiful to look at, satisfying to the taste buds — with sauces and spices that were never dull. No wonder Hawaiian Airlines enlisted Chai to upgrade the inflight dining experience.
2 — Chai's has been an incredible supporter of Island music from the opening — till the closing. Hapa was the first act featured there; so appropriately, Barry Flanagan (founder of Hapa) will be the final "star" attraction on New Year's Eve. Chai's gave work to so many troupers, then and now, from The Brothers Cazimero to Robert Cazimero as a soloist, with a melodious parade featuring the likes of Melveen Leed, Danny Couch, Nohelani Cypriano, Jerry Santos, and on and on and on. It's been the rarest of restaurants to have shown this kind of aloha for the local entertainment community, adding "name" music to the dining menu. Bravo!
3 — Chai himself has been an invaluable and integral host to his restaurant, welcoming guests at the check-in desk with a personal hello, flying into the kitchen to tend to culinary matters, then returning up front. It's never ever a bad idea for the namesake person to be on the front line and be the first person you see when you enter the restaurant. His presence indicates his commitment to his space and his customers.
4 — As you dined or sipped cocktails, you also had a window to people-watching; folks never failed to pause on the sidewalk and peer into the glass window, to see and hear and catch a moment of genuine aloha from the featured performer inside. A sideshow, for sure, and always impromptu; someone invariable would snap a photo from the outside.
5 — Chai's has been the only restaurant at Aloha Tower to offer free validated parking for its customers; you tipped the valet, of course, but never had to pay the $10 valet fee.
We'll miss you, Chai — and your Chai's. And I was happy and excited to partake in one of the final nights with Robert Cazimero and his boutique hula dancers, male and female, who augmented his from-the-piano vocals last Friday (Dec. 27).
Yes, there was a bit of after-Christmas cheer via holiday tunes; and yes, plenty of solo and group hula and mele and chorale singing to the Cazimero catalogue. "Waika" typified the sustained artistry, reminiscent of a Hawaii Theatre concert or a Lei Day to-do at the Waikiki Shell.
"It's been bittersweet — and it hit me this week that the end is near," Chai told me.
Aloha, Chai's, and mahalo for a terrific run. And cheers to another successful destination when Chef Chai's opens early next year at Honolulu Pacifica, at Kapiolani Boulevard and Ward Avenue.


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LOS ANGELES — Fans of Penthouse Pet and adult star Tasha Reign can own some of her latest photos, while supporting a charitable cause through the purchase of her 2015 Tasha's Pets Calendar.
Reign is donating 100 percent of the proceeds from the calendar to the non-profit charities The Animal Rescue Alliance and Farm Sanctuary.
The calendar, available exclusively on TashasPets.com, features the blonde in 12 sexy poses, handpicked by Reign herself. Reign is seen in a bikini on the beach, pretty lingerie, a schoolgirl outfit, a hot cheerleader ready for fun and more.
To see calendar photos or purchase the 2015 Tasha's Pets Calendar, click here.
"My fans have been asking me to do a calendar and I finally did it and for a good cause! I am very proud to announce that all the proceeds from the calendar will go to the Animal Rescue Alliance and Farm Sanctuary," Reign said. "It's important for all of us to make an effort towards animals because they don't have a voice for themselves. If we all give a little bit in different aspects of our lives, maybe there will be a better life for them in the future."
The Animal Rescue Alliance was established in 2011 by Kelly Holland, managing director of Penthouse Entertainment, to rescue, provide sanctuary and find homes for abused and abandoned animals. Located in a four-acre ranch in Chatsworth, Calif., the non-profit organization has found countless homes for animals from homeless strays, feral and farm animals, as well as rescues from kill shelters and hoarding situations.
"We're very pleased to join with Tasha and receive her support and that of her fans," Holland said. "The work of rescuing animals of all kinds is ongoing and growing each day so we are very grateful to Tasha and all of our friends and supporters for their generosity."
Farm Sanctuary is a non-profit organization established in 1986 to protect farm animals through farm sanctuaries in Watkins Glen, New York; Northern California and the Los Angeles area. The organization rescues animals and provides shelter and sanctuary for them while educating people about the impact of factory farming on animals, health and the environment.
For more information, The Animal Rescue Alliance is online at TheAnimalRescueAlliance.org or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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HERE COMES A REPRINT OF A RESTAURANT REVIEW I WROTE FOR THE SUNDAY EXPESS A WHILE AGO. THOUGHT YOU MIGHT GET A CHUCKLE FROM IT. (Or not!). Love, Postman Batt.
Places To Eat in Southern Italy – for gourmet Mosquitos
It could be a scene set in any new restaurant. Anton Mozzy, proprietor of Mozzyman's, – the smart new place for Mosquitos to visit in Positano, Southern Italy, patiently takes another order as the place fills up to heaving point. Mozzyman has chosen as his location – Mike Batt's body, asleep at Villa Maura on a hot August night. And it's a happening place. The clientele includes bog standard Mosquitos, flies and more importantly in terms of cutting edge (and we mean cutting edge in a flesh-tearing way) – some of the top movers and groovers from the new strain of Tiger mosquitos now prevalent on the Italian Riviera.
"I'm afraid we have only two servings of Mike Batt's left knee, there's been a run on it" says Anton, to a frustrated group of the Tiger Mosquito in-crowd, – " but the ear lobe, lightly marinated in sun-tan oil is very popular and full of vitamins. A warm bum cheek salad with mixed leaves complements it very well"


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SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) _ Douglas Emmett Inc. (DEI) on Tuesday reported a key measure of profitability in its fourth quarter. The results matched Wall Street expectations.
The real estate investment trust, based in Santa Monica, California, said it had funds from operations of $102.8 million, or 52 cents per share, in the period.
The average estimate of eight analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for funds from operations of 52 cents per share.
Funds from operations is a closely watched measure in the REIT industry. It takes net income and adds back items such as depreciation and amortization.
The company said it had net income of $25.6 million, or 15 cents per share.
The real estate investment trust posted revenue of $226.3 million in the period, topping Street forecasts. Five analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $223.5 million.
For the year, the company reported funds from operations of $399.7 million, or $2.02 per share. Revenue was reported as $881.3 million.
Douglas Emmett expects full-year funds from operations in the range of $2.07 to $2.13 per share.
The company's shares have increased 12 percent since the beginning of the year. In the final minutes of trading on Tuesday, shares hit $38.18, a climb of 6 percent in the last 12 months.
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He is my baby and he knows I will cry tomorrow lol... He is so funny and though he looks like his daddy and loves being at his dads he is still such a momma's boy.. and I know he will grow out of that soon. But still makes me feel so good when he wants to curl up in my lap or get in my bed to go to sleep! He makes me laugh everyday and I dont think Ive seen him ever so excited about a birthday as this year. I cant wait for to see him all dressed up tom in his cowboy attire (pics will come). Sometimes I think his older (twin sisters) get to do so much more than him, but now that he is getting older his time is coming and I am so excited to see what he is going to excel at.. he loves baseball.... his loves his sisters and his mommy! I am so proud to be his mommy! I love him so very much... sometimes I still can't beleive how much we are able to love our children.
Here are a few pics of my boy! and tomorrow I will post him in his cowboy attire for his birthday!
Thanks for reading bout my baby!


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Social Marketing and Media Research
Many marketing departments are forced to operate on a tight budget, however, what many organisations do not realise is that social media has presented a cost effective way to conduct social marketing research among both existing and potential customers.
With the advancement of technology and social media, brand-to-consumer communications have become a lot less linear and a lot more interactive. How you present your brand to consumers is one thing, but how and why consumers talk about your brand is key! Discovering your online 'buzz' may provide you with the vital insights that you need to continue to engage your customers.
Brand managers who regularly use market research to follow up their activities achieve higher sales compared to managers who are less 'enlightened'. This is unsurprising as a brand's survival has always been dependant on the management team's knowledge of the consumers' existing and latent needs.
Social Audit
We can either conduct a full social audit of your brand to give you those insights needed to develop your brand on a one-off basis.
Alternatively we can provide on-going social marketing research to identify how the conversation surrounding your brand is changing and how market trends are affecting the way you need to communicate in order to get ahead.
Competitor Analysis
Organisations from every industry sector are getting involved in social media; meaning that it's now easier than ever to gain a transparent insight into what your competitors are up to.
Our team can conduct a full competitor analysis which will make it clear where you are positioned, how you can differentiate your brand and what benchmarks you need to be meeting.
Our experience in the social world and knowledge of the continuous changing needs of customers, allows us to produce a very clear SWOT report, which we feel is an imperative first step for developing your social communications strategy.
As social media is continually integrated into our society, consumers have started to judge brands through social channels more than they have done before. We suggest that you engage in social market research in order to find out just how much your brand's position has changed since you went social!


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You know ? What is Meta Trader and how can we use Meta Trader 4……..
Don't worry if you don't know about metaTrader 4 , I will teach you in this webinar about Metatrader 4 in urdu and also with full detail , so fist question is what is metaTrader 4…
What is Metatrader 4 ?
MetaTrader 4, also known as MT4, is an electronic trading platform widely used by online retail foreign exchange speculative traders. It was developed by MetaQuotes Software and released in 2005. The software is licensed to foreign exchange brokers who provide the software to their clients.
Some Big and very famas Trading Platform:
- Metatrader 4
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- Enter trade quickly
- Ask for confirmation before entry
- Trad All the major and crosses pair
- View detail account summary
- View detail statement
Transaction Cost ?
- Ask Price
- They Ask is the price at which price the trade can buy bace cunes
- Bid Price
- They big is the price at this price the trade can sell the base crunes
- Spread
- The difference between ask and bid price call spread
- What is Pip :
- Is the unit of measurement use to show charges in the rate pair
- 4 decimal
- 4 decimal
- Is the unit of measurement use to show charges in the rate pair
- What is Pipette ?
- 5 decimal
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Nebraska's Solar Eclipse Live Stream: BTN LiveBIG
While total solar eclipses aren't that rare on earth – up to 5 can race across the planet in a given year – what is rare about the August 21st eclipse is that its path of totality will traverse the entirety of the United States, from coast to coast. The last time that happened was nearly a century ago, according to the Farmer's Almanac.
Sitting directly in the path of totality is Lincoln, Nebraska, home of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Naturally the Huskers are making a B1G show the celestial event, and we're proud to share with you their live stream shot from the UNL Student Observatory.
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The eclipse process will take 2 hours and 52 minutes starting at 11:35 AM CST. The total eclipse will last 90 seconds beginning at 1:03 PM. Scientific play-by-play will be provided by Dan Claes, professor and chair of physics and astronomy; Tim Gay, professor of physics and astronomy; and Richard Green, astronomy professor at the University of Arizona.
For a full list of all of the eclipse-related events and coverage UNL has planned, visit their newsroom site here.


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Rothley Park were the visitors to Barkby United on Sunday.
Barkby batted first and Will Fazackerly and Adam Stapleford-Jones got the innings off to a flying start, putting on 70 in 13 overs before Fazackerly was caught by Williams off Hackett for 50 off only 29 balls.
His innings included 7 fours and two sixes.
David Tew and Stapleford-Jones put on 83 for the second wicket before former England player Phil Defreitas came into the attack, bowling spin.
He had Stapleford-Jones caught by Welch for 59.
Tew went on to make 51, with Steve Flowers adding 31 and Aiden Morris 23 but Barkby's middle order collapsed and the innings closing on 263 for 9.
Rothley started slowly against the pace attack of Fazackerly and Smithard and, with the score on 42, Smithard had Vivekanand caught behind by Tew.
Morris came into the attack and had Williams LBW, leaving Rothely on 56-2.
Skipper Khan and opener Karim put on 133 for the thirdrd wicket. Khan went on to make 89.
With 15 overs left and 77 runs required a quickfire 32 from Hackett off 18 balls took Rothley to the verge of victory before Hackett was run out.
But Karim remained at the crease, scoring an undefeated 84 to secure a six-wicket win for Rothley in the 48th over.
Barkby: W Fazackerly 50, A Stapleford-Jones 59, D Tew 51, S Flowers 31, B Silver 2, A Morris 27, R Townsend 1, E Bourke 5, J Drake 17, C Sharp 11no, A Smithard 0no. Extras 9. Total 263 - 9.
Rothley Park: 266 - 4
Bowling: W Fazackerly 10-0-40-1, A Smithard 6-0-30-1, A Morris 2-0-16-1, C Sharp 5.1-1-44-0, E Bourke 10-0-24-0, J Drake 4-0-33-0, R Townesend 10-0-68-0.