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"Winning Veronica's Heart" is my second appearance in IGMS, following "The Report of a Doubtful Creature" in the November 2009 issue. It is, however, a very different style of story.
I've always been fascinated by the notion of parallel worlds. As a child I read a lot of books by Andre Norton: she was my "gateway drug" into the SF genre. Her novel The Crossroads of Time introduced me to the idea that there existed different versions of the Earth, where history had taken different paths; and with a suitable technological gizmo, you could travel between all these alternate worlds.
It's a well-worn trope, of course. Authors are often drawn to gaudy, big-picture scenarios: Earths with radically different histories, based on different outcomes from major events such as the American Civil War, the extinction of the dinosaurs, etc.
However, if there are many parallel worlds, then some of them will be very similar to our own, having only recently diverged. And it seems plausible to me that if the technology for travelling to parallel worlds is ever invented, then these similar worlds will be much easier to reach than the radically different ones (e.g. Earths where the dinosaurs survived), because they're "nearer". After all, in the realm of space travel, it is much easier to land on the Moon than it is to reach distant stars and galaxies.
The key aspect of these nearby parallel worlds is that they contain different versions of ourselves. In a world where the Roman Empire never fell, I would never have been born, so there is no "alternate" version of myself. However, in a world which diverged twenty years ago, there is a version of me who shares the same childhood, but who made different decisions in adulthood.
What if you could travel to worlds inhabited by your alternate selves? What if your friends and lovers also had different versions?
I'm a fan of standup comedy, and I enjoy the observational humour of comedians such as Jerry Seinfeld. It struck me that meeting yourself, and interacting with yourself, might make a good topic for observational humour.
The differences between your parallel selves would typically lie in the realm of minutiae — details which are small, vivid, often absurd. These are exactly the kind of details that a good comedian can turn into humour.
I decided to set myself the challenge of writing a story in the form of a standup comedian's monologue. To do this, I had to come up with some appropriate patter, punch lines, and so forth. That wasn't the problem.
The hard part was writing a monologue that also worked as a story with a plot. In reality, a comedian's routine rarely consists of a coherent story-arc with a beginning, middle and end. A comedian will usually discuss different topics and shift between them, but without a "plot" as such. This is very different to readers' expectations of a story. Readers, particularly in the SF/Fantasy genres, usually expect a forward-moving plot.
So to give some shape to the narrative, I decided to describe the progression of a romantic relationship, since that's a standard topic for standup comedians. I should perhaps clarify that I don't personally endorse the approach to relationships described in the story. There are elements of exaggeration and absurdity — it's intended as comedy, not a how-to manual.
The final draft of the story was a compromise between observational humour and a more plot-driven tale. I hope it succeeds in capturing the merits of both approaches. Nevertheless, I know that in other universes nearby, my alternate selves have written an infinite number of better versions....
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Saturday, August 1, 2015
Blue Moon swim at Jordanelle
By the way I got some much needed replacement parts for my swimmer buddy sent to me in the mail so now I have that option available to me now.
We all swam the one mile course at Jordanelle and played a little before I got in the kayak and paddled the 1.8 miles back to camp.
In the morning I slept in till 8:30am. Oliver was squishing me in my sleeping bag. Not the best night's sleep, but restful. It felt really good to sleep until the sun warmed the tent.
Chad and I got everyone preped for a swim this morning north of the marina. We stayed along the shoreline with the two kayaks paddling alongside. About 1 mile into the swim I got a cramp in my left calf muscle very low, almost down into my achilles tendon. It was very painful and I couldn't get it to subside myself. I lifted my leg up on to the side of the kayak and tried to get Sam to massage it out, but he was making very little difference and it was still as tight as ever.
It got to the point where I was moaning in pain. Then Chad realized I was missing from his side and he swam back and massaged it out. It took at least a minute and it finally relaxed and I was able to resume.
We continued to swim around the shoreline, in and out of various coves till we hit 2 miles and then swam back. When we finished I was spent. Garmin GPS read 3.86 miles when we finished. Got lots of sun.
Total 4.86 miles Friday night/Saturday morning
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Rehan Sheikh
- 1st January 1979
- Islamabad
- Male
- Pakistani
Rehan Sheikh
- Profession: Actor, Director, Producer & Writer
- Zodiac: Capricorn
- Marital Status: Married
- Rehan Sheikh Height: 5 feet 7 inch
- Weight: 95 KG
- Body Type: Fatty
- Eye Color: Black
- Hair Color: Black
- Qualification: Masters from University of Surrey
- Religion: Islam
- Awards: Hum Award for Best Supporting Actor
- Hometown: Islamabad
- Rehan Sheikh Age: 40 year old as in 2019
REHAN SHEIKH is a Pakistani actor, director, producer and writer.He was born on 1st January 1979 in Islamabad Pakistan. Rehan started his career with a youth theater group in South London. While visiting Pakistan on holiday got chance to work in a drama serial 'Aaghosh' which was aired on PTV. Later on Rehan worked in many Pakistani drama serials in which Sanjha, Aks, The Castle Aik umeed, Jugnoo and Udaari are famous one. Rehan made his film debut in 2016 with a Pakistani movie 'Actor in Law'. He played Lawyer role in this movie and that was negative role in film. In 2017 he direct and produce a Pakistani film 'Azad' in which he played lead role. Same year he also appeared in two other movies Driven and Chupan Chupai. Note: The information provided here is based upon various studies from Newspaper , Web, books, and other resources. If you see any mistake or wrong information about celebrity you can contact us Here. We will update it after verification.
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(Virtually) Being-with
Yet another in an apparent series of philosophy posts… While digging up my last post, I came across the following paper that I wrote around the same time. In a lot of ways, these papers are the fondest memories of my degree. I spent countless evenings and nights trying to get my head around Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty. These papers were some of my first opportunities in higher education to write about edtech. I can't thank people like Helen Fielding and Tracy Isaacs enough for providing flexibility in their courses. Without a doubt, I am forever changed by their courses.
What follows is a paper about Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception and Heidegger's Being and Time. Again, the tone isn't the greatest and I may not give the best account of either author. But I've been thinking about this paper as we're implementing our new LMS. A colleague commented today that she is still discovering and settling into the new product. I immediately thought about the process of 'taking up' a virtual space. This paper certainly needs work – it just… kinda ends. I've long intended to re-work it, expand it…. but I don't know when or if that will ever happen. So I'm going to share it as-is. My readership is limited, so what do I care?
In this paper I will argue that being-with in the virtual world is not distinct from being-with in the physical world – there is simply being-with. Central to such a claim are synchronous communications tools that allow distant physical bodies to join in meaningfully near communities. I will argue that synchronous communication tools are necessary for individuals to fully present themselves in the virtual place. I will discuss how we are able to to take up the new level of the virtual place. I will then discuss how this type of tool is incorporated into one's bodily space and how it may appear to be disembodying. Finally, I will discuss how synchronous communication tools creates a new mode of being-with.
Merleau-Ponty's work on orientation to space is helpful in understanding our being in the virtual world. He argues that being in the world is a prerequisite for our orientation to space. It is from our experience of the world that we receive an orientation. There is a primordial spatial level that originates from our hold on the world, "… a communication with the world more ancient than thought" (PP 296). Merleau-Ponty describes an experiment conducted by Wertheimer in which a subject sees a room through a mirror at a 45-degree angle. The result is that the room is seen 'slantwise'. When the subject enters Wertheimer's experiment, the room is canted and seems uninhabitable. The subject does not share it with the man who walks through it. If the subject does not glance away from the mirror to re-anchor to his initial level, the room reflected in the mirror will summon within the subject a virtual body capable of inhabiting it.
The subject's body is geared to the world and takes up the new spatial level within the 'slanted' room. The subject no longer has the feeling of being in the actual room within his actual body. He inhabits the room within a virtual body that is geared to being in the world reflected in the canted mirror. Orientation is determined not by the body as it is in objective space, but by a "… system of possible actions, a virtual body with its phenomenal 'place' defined by its task and situation. My body is wherever there is something to be done" (PP 291). The body can take up the level of the slanted room because it is presented with potential actions: walking, opening a cupboard, sitting down, etc. As Merleau-Ponty would say, "being is synonymous with being situated" (PP 294). Being endows space with meaning at every instant. The subject transposes his ways of being in the physical world into the virtual world. His ways of moving and doing things are transposed from one level to the next. Merleau-Ponty explains, "the possession of a body implies the ability to change levels and to 'understand' space, just as the possession of a voice implies the ability to change key" (PP 293).
When we look into the screens of our computer or mobile devices, we are experiencing a virtual world much like Wertheimer's subject experiences the slanted room through the mirror. As the subject takes up a new spatial level to inhabit the space; we also take up a new spatial level to inhabit the virtual world. Our being in the virtual world summons virtual bodies that are capable of inhabiting virtual places. While virtual worlds like Second Life provide a good framework in which to discuss our virtual being, I'd like to consider how we take up synchronous communication tools that are as much place as they are tool. Every other week, I meet in a synchronous virtual place with a community of individuals who administer and support learning management systems. For nearly three years we have gathered regularly in this place. On average, there are approximately thirty-five participants that are scattered across North America (with occasional visitors from Australia, South Africa, or the United Kingdom). It is beyond our means and simply impractical to meet face-to-face with the regularity that we can meet virtually.
Upon entering the virtual place, community members may find themselves out of sorts – the place seems uninhabitable at first. Our initial meetings were filled with 'dead air' although the technology indicated that there were two dozen people 'in the room'. Conversations were fractured and sometimes nearly meaningless. One could almost feel the distance, as if the conversations were occurring between two tin cans attached with a piece of string. I recall wondering whether we should even bother holding the meetings. I wondered whether the others were there and whether I was present to them? The question, 'can you hear me?' was often heard on the calls – and it is still heard today when new members take up the place. These early experiences give me an understanding as to why some feel that technology mediated communication is a disembodied experience. The transposition of our ways of being into the virtual place did not occur for some time – myself included. The move into this new level does not occur as quickly as it does for the subject in Wertheimer's slanted room.
I argue that the delay in the taking up of the level of the virtual place is simply the time that it takes to incorporate the technology into our bodily space. The mirror through which the subject lives in the slanted world is a mediated experience. Albeit a simple form of mediation, the mirror is a technology as much as the synchronous communication tool. Given the simple mediation of the mirror, the subject can quickly take up the level reflected in the mirror. Another example is that of the blind man whose "… stick has ceased to be an object for him, and is no longer perceived for itself; its point has become an area of sensitivity, extending the scope and active radius of touch, and providing a parallel to sight" (PP 165). Eventually the stick is 'well in hand' for the blind man and he is orientated. Synchronous communication tools are more complex than a mirror or stick. Layers of technology underlie the communication tools themselves: computers, microphones, webcams, networks, servers, and software to name a few. Each of the these technologies are in turn constituted by other technologies, much like Russian Dolls. It does not seem unreasonable that incorporating such a complex tool into our body might require many hours of experience. I think this is a plausible explanation for the slow take-up of levels mediated through technology.
Being in the virtual world brought improvements with each meeting. Through the experience of the virtual place, people slowly summoned their virtual bodies capable of inhabiting the place. We began to move into the new level and transpose our ways of being into it. The space presents potential actions. I can project my presence and gestures through a webcam to be seen by others through their display devices. I can speak through my microphone and be heard by others through their headphones. I can share an application that is running on my computer such that it can be seen as if everyone were sitting beside me. I can 'whisper' to others through the text chat while someone else is speaking. I can 'clap' and 'laugh'. I can signal that I'm 'confused' or 'surprised'. I don't even need to be at my computer to attend – I can take up the virtual place through my mobile phone from wherever I happen to be in the physical world. There is a richness and spontaneity in our virtual place that parallels that of the physical world. There is ebb and flow just like a face-to-face meeting – sometimes there isn't much to discuss, or people aren't in the mood to talk, or key contributors can't attend. While we may start with an agenda, a spontaneous out-pouring of comments or questions may lead us down a tangent much like a face-to-face meeting.
It is important to note that the potential actions of the virtual place pale in comparison to the physical world. Our virtual place is focused on achieving a goal that cannot be accomplished by the body's natural means: gathering as a community regardless of geographical proximity. Merleau-Ponty acknowledges that "sometimes … the meaning aimed at cannot be achieved by the body's natural means; it must then build itself an instrument, and it projects thereby around itself a cultural world" (PP 169). The virtual place allows our community to gather from anywhere. The person in Halifax, Nova Scotia feels as close as the person in Chico, California when we are in the virtual place. It is the home of our community. To take up the virtual place is to re-anchor ourselves in the community. With my physical body sitting in my chair with a coffee at hand, I take up my virtual body as I enter the virtual place. As I put on my headphones and plug in my webcam, I might as well be walking around the corner to the local pub. Although we're physically far, we're virtually near.
Synchronous communication technologies provide new ways to be with others. Martin Heidegger argues that as humans, our very nature is to experience the world with others in a complex web of social relations. Much like Merleau-Ponty, Heidegger is concerned with how the world is revealed to us through our experience of it. He refers to our Being as Dasein, literally translated, 'Being-there', but more practically as 'Being-in-the-world'. We come to know ourselves and the world through our everyday experiences in the world. To fully explain Dasein is beyond the scope of this paper, if not my understanding of Being and Time. I want to focus on a component of Dasein that Heidegger terms 'being-with'. Heidegger says, "the world of Dasein is a with-world. Being-in is being-with others" (pg 112 [118]). The world is full of people and if I am in my world, then that world is something that I experience with others: "the world is always already the one that I share with the others" (pg 112 [118]). But being-with is much more than just our relations with others and the world. Being-with is a primordial readiness for interacting with others. "Being-with existentiaily determines Dasein even when an other is not factically present and perceived" (pg 113 [120]). Even if I were living in a post-apocalyptic world as the sole survivor, being-with would remain a component of Dasein.
I posit that our being-with in the virtual world is not distinct from being-with in the physical world, rather, they are one and the same – there is simply being-with. As we incorporate synchronous communication tools into our bodily space and take up the level of the virtual place, we are taking up a new mode of being-with. When we meet at the virtual place, we are anchored in the physical world and we extend ourselves into the virtual. This new mode of being-with is elusive in that it is neither here, there, nor anywhere. It is above us and around us at all times. We have fashioned a tool to experience the world with others, whether in the apartment below us or on the other side of the world. Our presence is no longer limited to those in geographical proximity. Far from being disembodied, I believe we have vastly extended our abilities to be with others in the world. Prior to the establishment of our virtual place, we only knew each other as names on mailing lists and discussion boards. Our community largely existed as individuals or small groups, stranded on islands, throwing messages-in-bottles into the virtual ether. Asynchronous tools like mailing lists provided a means of communicating, but it certainly felt like being stranded on an island.
Being-with-others in our virtual place has created a diverse and rich community of practice that the pre-existing asynchronous tools simply couldn't provide. Our virtual place is akin to a pub in that it draws people into arguments, discussions, and relationships. A pub can move from the level of drinking establishment to social establishment. When regulars enter, the meaningful feature isn't the alcohol – rather, it's noticing who's behind the bar today. Is anyone playing darts? Who else is here with me? Even if you entered the pub and it was empty, you would "… feel the close presence of others through a veil of anonymity" (PP 405). I typically arrive at our virtual meeting place early and as such I'm usually the first one there. Even there by myself, the place has meaning. I find myself thinking of the people I admire, funny moments, people I haven't 'seen' recently, and the stories I'll share that week. When I enter the virtual place, I may be alone at a screen, even alone in the place, but the sediment of others is everywhere.


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Well, the lovely people at the St Enoch Centre sent me a gorgeous parcel in the post the other day.
Inside these sparkly boxes is my Christmas Party Survival Kit... one for the party itself, and one for the morning after! Ideal! Thank you very much St Enoch Centre :-)
Christmas Party
Five minutes to get you from office chic to party glam...? I've been gifted five items, all of which can be purchased from retailers at the St Enoch Centre, to help me achieve this (although I'm not actually at work on the day of my office party, but with the kids in tow prior to going out I probably will have just 5 minutes to get ready!).
- Kate Moss' new Rimmel London lipstick
- Topshop gold nail polish
- Dorothy Perkins bracelet in gold
- Scholl Party Feet
- Glam Lashes from Claire's Accessories
The Morning After
To relax the next day, my second box contained a few essentials...
- Eye Mask from Claire's Accessories
- Peppermint Foot Soak from The Body Shop
- All in One blusher from The Body Shop - to put some colour back in my cheeks!
- Alternative Mince Pie from Hotel Chocolat - some sugar to get me through to lunch (although I'm ashamed to admit that this was gone in 5 minutes from opening the boxes...oops!)
What are your must haves for getting ready for your Christmas night out?
I was sent this lovely parcel with compliments of the St Enoch Centre. Opinions as ever are my own.


text: Jim and all, This is an important point. The workspace pointer is NOT equivalent to a stack pointer, for at least two reasons: (1) Its requirements are static and known at load time. There is never any overflow (that is why it can expand DOWNWARD to a fixed bottom memory address). (2) As a result, non-Transputer CSP (occam) implementations can run multitasked without stack saving. In DOS, I ran over 200 multitasked communicating programs on a single shared stack of 10 KB or so, using only the 30 stack bytes per program which was required by the system for nested program execution (a load listing run from the command prompt on top would show all 200 programs), plus a little on top for interrupts and certain instructions. > From: <jm40@xxxxxxxxx> > To: <java-threads@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: FW: A "CJT" in python > Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 12:17:55 -0000 > Message-ID: <000401c041a2$4506e100$661d02d5@JIM1> > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Lawrence Dickson [mailto:tjoccam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] > > Sent: 28 October 2000 23:11 > > To: Andrew Cooke; java-threads@xxxxxxxxx; occam-com@xxxxxxxxx > > Subject: Re: A "CJT" in python > > > > > > It could be favorable to CSP... "stackless" hints at > > that, since occam on the Transputer was stackless (except > > for a very small interrupt stack) and other implementations > > (such as the one I worked on in DOS) can also be stackless. > > Larry Dickson > > Well... I'm not sure I'd agree that the Transputer was "stackless". The > workspace pointer is basically another name for the stack pointer is it not? > Perhaps I am mis-understanding the idea of "stackless". At context switching between processes of the same priority, no stack is saved. In my DOS implementations, small stacks would arise due to certain instructions, but they would go away at a descheduling point. This is all because of the static nature of occam which allows pre-allocation of needed workspace. > > What the Transputer does have on it's side is a very minimal register > context - just the Workspace Pointer needs to be saved when switching > (although this is in part due to the implicit invalidation of the evalution > stack (A/B/C) after any instruction that is interruptable). Remember the Transputer could also be programmed in C, and would have the same stack problems as any other processor. It's a language design question. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! Most modern programmers, I think, can no longer even conceive the possibility of operating without massive stacks - massive multiple stacks in the case of multitasking. Nevertheless it is possible, and solves a whole lot of robustness and efficiency problems. Larry Dickson


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Centre for Condensed Matter and Materials Physics launch event
Friday June 24th, 2011
We would like to welcome you to the launch event for the "Centre for Condensed Matter and Materials Physics" within the School of Physics, Queen Mary, University of London.
The event itself will consist of an afternoon of talks that highlight the role of both experiment and simulation in the work of the Centre, together with examples drawn from the materials and scientific problems that excite the members of the Centre. The talks will be followed by a reception.
|Bill Spence (Head of School), Welcome on behalf of Queen Mary and the School of Physics
|Martin Dove, Introduction to the Centre for Condensed Matter and Materials Physics
|Bill Gillin, Charge and spin transport in organic semiconductors
|Anthony Phillips, Materials that shrink on heating and other anomalies: understanding material properties based on atomic motions
|Coffee/tea break
|David Keen (ISIS Facility), The importance of local structure, and the role of central neutron and x-ray facilities
|Angelos Michaelides (University College London, Thomas Young Centre), Some recent highlights from the Thomas Young Centre: The London Centre for the Theory and Simulation of Materials
|Alston Misquitta, Ab initio intermolecular potentials and Density Functional Theory: Can one learn from the other?
|Kostya Trachenko, Modelling radiation damage in materials for nuclear waste encapsulation
The event will be held in the main lecture theatre on the ground floor of the G O Jones building of the Mile End campus. Details of location and travel can be found on the contacts page of the school website.


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Nightly public affairs roundtable featuring rotating group of Boston area residents discussing topics drawn from the news. Each program will open with a short produced piece introducing the topic, then join the discussion in progress. No host, panelists are drawn from group of 30-40 people from all walks of life in the Boston community.
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Juan D'Arienzo, the King of Rhythm apparently once said that the human voice should be no more than an instrument in the tango orchestra. He blamed the declining popularity of tango in the late forties on the starring role of the singers. However, thanks to D'Arienzo's high energy tangos, valses and milongas, dancers continued to be drawn irresistibly to the dance-floor.
He recorded with a large number of singers, yet I find myself returning to just two of them: Alberto Echagüe and Hector Mauré. Despite his views on the singer's role, these fellows certainly left their very distinctive imprints on their recordings with D'Arienzo, perhaps despite him! The hard voice of Echagüe reminds us that the stories of these pieces – in this case Pensalo bien - are usually set in uncompromising, working-class neighbourhoods. Here's a treat - a historic video clip of Alberto Echagüe singing Paciencia with D'Arienzo's orchestra.
Contrast that with Hector Mauré singing Amarras whose more refined voice lends everything a more romantic feel. Which is better? Just depends on the mood. I love dancing to them both.
Finally, Geraldine and Javier perform to Humillación sung by Mauré
Do you prefer to dance just to instrumentals, or do you like the singers, too?
When will the Tango Teacher Disappear?
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Isotretinoin is an acne drug which has been found to be effective in treating acne, but the common, well documented side effects are serious.
The following common side effects are associated with Isotretinoin:
- Eye Irritation -Severe
- Joint Pain - Severe
- Nosebleed - Severe
- Rash - Severe
- Skin Infection - Severe
- Tenderness of the Bones - Severe
- Abnormal Peeling of Skin - Less Severe
- Dry Eye - Less Severe
- Dry Mouth - Less Severe
- Dry Skin - Less Severe
- Dryness of the Nose - Less Severe
- Hair Loss - Less Severe
- Head Pain - Less Severe
- Inflammation of the Lips - Less Severe
- Low Energy - Less Severe
- Sun-Sensitive Skin - Less Severe
Source: http://www.webmd.com/
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Ubuntu 12.10 Alpha 1 goes live.
ANNNNNND(!), so we go live! The first alpha release of Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal has been released, and don't go expecting huge changes because there aren't ANY.
Apart from some big applications getting packages updated, 12.10a1 shipping with Firefox 14 beta and Rhythmbox getting a few minor visual tweaks, and the Update manager being renamed to Software Updater, there's really nothing to excite you about it
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Meet the MintBox, a AMD G-series rebranded CompuLab FitPC3 running Linux Mint from the Linux Mint team
Video Editor "Lightworks" demoed
For months I have been following the development of this particular video editor. This video editor, is the "Oscar-winning" NLE (Non-linear editor) that edited, Hugo, Shrek, Pulp Fiction & The King's Speech just to name a few
Ubuntu 12.10 named Quantal Quetzal.
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I want a Tank Mark II in 1/72 scale because a 1/76 tank model looks wrong with most of today's figures (the old, small, Airfix figures might look OK, but HaT's figures are proper 1/72 and they make the Airfix kit look small), so I'm doing a mash-up of the Emhar and Airfix kits. I used the cab from Airfix and the body from Emhar, with sponsons from either Airfix or Matador.
Progress so far...
Doesn't seem to matter that the Airfix is 1/76 and the Emhar is 1/72:
After some filling, I painted the cab to show up any defects. I can still see some, but I can live with it!
Since the above photo was taken, I have slimmed down the towing shackle in preparation for correcting it.
Trying to make a stowage box at the rear out of some bent up plastic strip. Then I realised I could use a part of the Emhar kit (the petrol tank) if I put it on upside down.
As you can see, the sides are on, and there are some big gaps! I'm not at all worried about the gaps because I will fix them when I fit the tracks - I haven't strongly attached the sides of the tank because I know from experience that this kit is hard to get perfect if you follow their instructions. By leaving the sides only loosely fitted (with very little glue) I can jiggle them about as the tracks go on, to make the whole thing look OK-ish.
I've also hacked off a line of rivets and one of the small hatches in the rear roof and will be removing the other one. These hatches that Emhar have added are only present on the Bovington Mark IV and did not exist on the real Mark II tanks, and the fictitious line of rivets is a fashion trend that Airfix started back in the 1960s!


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Boston-based tech designers, Mimoco, the brand behind the popular MIMOBOT line of designer USB flash drives and MIMOMICRO card readers, has collaborated with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC Entertainment, the biggest and most respected publisher of comic books, to create arguably the cutest and most meticulously designed superhero USB flash drives. All USB sticks come in up to 64GB storage capacities with preloaded bonuses that include MimoryTM and mimoDeskTM, a collection of screensavers, avatars and wallpapers.
It seems like more and more superheroes are making it popular among USB manufacturers. Remember the Avengers USB that came out in May? While those were replicas of the Marvel superheroes themselves, these new Mimoco superhero flash drives come in the shape of a stick, allowing them to fit better in congested USB ports on your PC or laptop.
While The Dark Knight Rises has not yet opened in theaters, Mimoco, DC and Warner Bros. are giving us just a taste with their USB caped crusader. And it's not just Batman! Bane, the villain in the upcoming movie, joins the desktop fun. However, only those who will be present at the upcoming San Diego Comic Con 2012 will get a chance to see and purchase the limited edition of Bane of "The Dark Knight Rises."
But don't get too sad as Mimoco said it is compiling names of those who cannot make it to the event. On a first-come-first-served basis, unsold inventories will be sold to interested purchasers.
Equally impressive are the Superman X MIMOBOT and The Flash X MIMOBOT drives which also promise to transport and save your data securely. Superman even comes with his signature curl.
A vintage Batman and Green Lantern MIMOBOT USB flash drives have were released earlier this year. Drives are sold starting at $14.99 at www.mimoco.com


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The Dates for the Sew & Crops in August are Aug 4th, and 7th, 16th and 22nd. Come join us for a fun get together day and work on any of your unfinished projects. These days can also be used as make up days. If there is a class you want to take but you can't come on the class day, sign up for a Crop day to do that class.


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My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book was a roller coaster on the emotions. This book will bring the hardest of hearts cry. Alex Grayson will bring out all your emotions. Two broken souls how can happiness come from so much pain. This is just one of those books that will make you feel just a little broken. I loved the writing, the plot, and the characters. I got lost in the character's world until the very end. This book will make you wonder how do you get off this emotionally charged story. I love this story so very much. There was nothing about this story not to like. Alex did a great job at portraying the pain. There was so much pain, if I did not make me cry at least twice. This is a book that stays with you. I know it stayed with me and I know with this story I have fallen for Alex Grayson's writing. This was a great book I would so read over again
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Having served over twenty-five years as a leader in both public and private sectors, his expertise is consulting and advising on developing and sustaining business activities with the federal government, particularly those that involve trade and commerce, international relations, information technology and congressional relations.
As the former Assistant Secretary for Administration of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Mr. Townsend was responsible for 113,000 employees and a $90 billion budget. One of his initiatives resulted in annual savings of more than $14 million in reduced transaction costs for credit card purchases. His oversight included labor-management relations, information resource management (computerization and telecommunications), building operations and maintenance, procurement and contracting, civil rights and advocacy programs, hazardous waste management and federal emergency functions
As a coach and consultant Mr. Townsend provides skilled feedback resulting in outcomes appropriate to sensitive matters. He coaches existing and prospective management executives on strengthening their leadership roles. His clients have benefited from his assistance concerning:
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As the president of his own firm, Townsend Dantai, and a principal in the firm, Compubahn, Inc., based in Bethesda, MD., Wardell has been engaged in coaching congressional members; consulting on farm land acquisition, non-food agricultural production, and federal contracts; wireless technology planning and deployments, business process improvements, and IT services; public speaking on topics ranging from governmental and international relations to cultural examinations to project analysis.
His ability to tailor his coaching approach to the needs of the client is reflected in his diverse background: Senior Policy Advisor, 1992 Presidential Translation Team on issues of labor, civil rights, and community development. Administrator of the 2nd Congressional District of Mississippi, reporting to the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives. Legislative Director and Chief of Staff to Congressman Mike Espy. Projects Director to Congressman Doug Applegate. Projects Director for Congressman James McClure Clarke. Business Development Manager for the Cherokee Business Development Center, Asheville, NC Office. Director, Community Development Department, Henderson County, NC. Planning and Development Manager for the Human Resource Development Foundation in Morgantown, W. Va. Health Educator/Community Outreach Coordinator for the Association for Sickle Cell Disease, Inc., in Charlotte, NC.
Post Graduate Studies: Organizational Psychology, Southern California Univ. for Professional Studies, Santa Ana, CA 9/93-1/00; Sociological Theory, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 9/84-1/87.
M.A., Social Work Administration, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, 1979 Certification, Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW), 1982
B.S., Social Welfare and Psychology; minor in Finance, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC, 1975
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National Association of Social Workers; Academy for Certified Social Workers (ACSW); Diocesan Investment Committee, Episcopal Diocese of Washington, DC; Japanese American Citizens League; Okinawa-kai of Washington, DC; Faith and Politics Institute Board of Directors (Chairman); Western Carolina University Foundation Board of Directors.
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The right kind of performance incentive will motivate an employee to reach for new heights of achievement. Strong performance incentives act as beacons for employees, shining in the distance, acting as visible, attainable goals. If the performance incentive is something an employee really wants, he will do what is necessary to achieve it.
However, not every employee is motivated by the same thing, and different employees have different inherent abilities. Putting together performance incentive and bonus programs that work may involve creating individual incentives for each employee, depending on that employee's skills and goals within the job. Alternately, incentives and bonuses could be tied to performance within a department or among a team. This way, the various members of these groups can motivate each other toward a common goal, if the promised incentive is something that appeals to the group as a whole.


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Wisconsin Oven continued its growth in the composites industry in 2017, with the design and manufacture of composite cure ovens. It also launched an updated version of the Wisconsin Oven Premium control system, a full featured data acquisition and control platform that monitors, controls and records vacuum and temperature for 200 or more data points.
"2017 was a year of expansion for the TPS group with the move of Baker Furnace to a larger location and the acquisition of another facility for Wisconsin Oven," said Dave Strand, President and CEO, Wisconsin Oven Corporation. "As a group, we were able to take advantage of shared resources to extend our market reach and become one of the largest suppliers of thermal processing solutions in the world. In 2018, we will have the advantage of the increased manufacturing space throughout the entire year which will help continue our growth."
"Wisconsin Oven's strong growth continued in the HQS horizontal quench line of equipment, which performs aluminum solution treatment at a lower price point and smaller footprint than traditional drop bottom style furnaces, offering quench times as short as 7 seconds, as well as full compliance with AMS2750E," said a company spokesperson. "With an upswing in energy prices in 2017, Wisconsin Oven experienced substantial growth in the oil and gas sector, with increased demand for its large batch and conveyor ovens."
To accommodate the increase in equipment sales, Wisconsin Oven recently acquired a neighboring facility in East Troy, WI, which adds 130,000 sq. ft. to its campus. The facility doubles its manufacturing floor space and also adds substantial office space to help support growth. In addition to utilizing the facility in East Troy, Wisconsin Oven continues to ramp up production with Baker Furnace at its new 40,000 sq. ft. Brea, CA, facility, serving West Coast customers with a local manufacturing and service presence.
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text: Jordanian cuisine is quite diverse. Most hotels offer a continental breakfast and open buffet dinner balanced between western and Arabic foods. Restaurants at tourist sites usually offer either À la carte menu with traditional Arabic food, or an open-buffet lunch. Fast-food chain restaurants such as McDonalds and Subway can usually be found in the major cities. Please ask your driver or guide for recommendations.


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Body work by Ed Schelhaas included the 1955 Chrysler taillights in reshaped rear fenders.George Newton painted the car.
Roger Miller of Bellflower, California owned this 1953 Ford. The body work was done by Ed Schelhaas. ...more
Rounded hoor corners and eye brows added to the front fenders above the headlights. The grille opening was reshaped using round rod and the gravel pan molded into the fenders and new grille surround. A new grille was built using chrome plated tubing and 1949 Chevy parking lights. The grille was filled with chrome plated mesh. The same mesh was used at the rear fenders where Ed created extended fenders with a new large opening that would hold lenses from a 1954 Olds as well as the exhaust tips. When the body work was completed Ed's painted George Newton painted the car in light teal blue, and Larry Watson pinstriped it in Navy blue.
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Heridanos (Latin: Eridanus) is a constellation that was first observed in ancient times by Ptolemaeus and it is one of the 88 official constellations adopted by the International Astronomical Union (IAU). It is a constellation of the Southern Hemisphere and it is partly visible from Greece.
Every residence has a living-room with a fireplace for ambient evenings in winter, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom, a sleeping-room and large balconies where you can enjoy the enchanting sunsets of the region Kyparissia.
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You will support the Senior Finance Manager by managing and owning timely reports, articulating the wider group performance as well as explaining any variances in the budget or forecast. You will also have significant opportunities to refine and improve current processes, troubleshooting where necessary to encourage 'best in class' performance across the team.
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* Fully understand system procedures required to deliver management accounts and proactively manage impact of business changes on reporting.
* Develop MI and processes to reflect business change and new requirements.
* Support monthly board and executive committee reports and collate information from finance stakeholders
* Own Group balance sheet and all related processes and reporting, ensuring all key balance sheets are reconciled on a timely basis and variances to expectations are understood with appropriate actions in place
* Update monthly balance sheet risks & opportunities tracker understanding drivers behind each one
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* Reconcile and understand differences in statutory and management accounts.
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Welcome to the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice provides students an opportunity to gain knowledge and think critically about crime, criminals, criminal justice and the law. Our faculty members have diverse backgrounds and interests. Our Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty are dedicated teachers and are actively involved in exciting research and service to the community.
The mission of the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice is to challenge and inspire students to be lifelong learners and to critically examine crime and justice issues. The department engages in quality teaching to provide students with theoretical, practical, and ethical foundations in the study of crime and justice, contributes to the body of knowledge in crime and justice through quality research, and participates in professional, academic, and community partnerships and service. Our programs prepare and enhance the development of effective criminal justice professionals with a commitment to understand and embrace the importance of diversity in society.
Students in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice enjoy small class sizes and high–quality faculty dedicated to providing an outstanding education. Opportunities to conduct research, complete internships, and participate in student organizations abound in our department.
Annually the department provides undergraduate and graduate academic and needs–based scholarships. For more detailed information, please check out the scholarship webpage and feel free to contact any of our faculty members or the department advisor.
The University of West Florida Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice hosted Professor George R. (Bob) Dekle Sr., as he presented a lecture on the investigation, prosecution and execution of Ted Bundy. Professor Dekle served as the lead prosecutor assigned to the Bundy case arising from the kidnapping of an 8th grade student at Lake City Junior High School in February 1978. Dekle also was integrally involved in the post-conviction defense of the judgment and death warrant. A member of the Florida Bar for 43 years, Professor Dekle serves as the Director of the Criminal Prosecution Clinic at the University of Florida's Levin College of Law. Professor Dekle has authored a number of books and professional publications including, The Last Murder.


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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — An arrest has been made in connection with the torching of a campaign bus belonging to a Newark mayoral candidate.
The Essex County prosecutor's office says Michael Benkowski was arrested Friday.
He is faces charges of arson, criminal mischief and burglary for allegedly setting fire Feb. 16 to Newark mayoral candidate Ras Baraka's campaign bus.
The 43-year-old was taken into custody in an apartment on Broad Street in Newark. It's not immediately clear if he has retained a lawyer.
Investigators say they traced a van used in the arson to a person who is paid to work for the campaign of Baraka's opponent, Shavar Jeffries. That worker has not been charged.
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1. What Diactin is and what it is used for?
DIACTIN (Glipizide) is an oral blood glucose lowering drug of the sulfonylurea class which causes hypoglycaemia by stimulating release of insulin from pancreatic beta cells and by increasing the sensitivity of peripheral tissues to insulin.
DIACTIN (Glipizide) is indicated as an adjunct to diet for the control of hyperglycaemia and its associated symptomatology in the treatment of non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM; type II) when diet modification has not been proved effective on its own. In certain patients who are receiving insulin, the concurrent use of Glipizide would allow a reduction in the daily dose of insulin.
Use of Glipizide must be viewed by both the physician and patient as a treatment in addition to diet and not as a substitute for diet or as a convenient mechanism for avoiding dietary restraint. Furthermore, short term administration may be required if diet control alone results in transient control of blood glucose level. During maintenance, if satisfactory lowering of blood glucose is no longer achieved, use of Glipizide should be discontinued.
2. Before you take Diactin
Diactin (Glipizide) is contraindicated in the following conditions:
- Patients who are hypersensitive to Glipizide.
- Juvenile onset diabetes.
- Severe or unstable 'brittle' diabetes.
- Diabetes complicated by ketosis and acidosis, major surgery, severe sepsis or severe trauma.
- Severe renal, hepatic or thyroid impairment, co-existent renal and hepatic disease.
Hypoglycaemia: All sulfonylurea drugs are capable of producing severe hypoglycaemia. Proper patient selection,dosage and instructions are important to avoid hypoglycaemic episodes. Renal or hepatic insufficiency may cause elevated blood levels of Glipizide and the latter may also diminish gluconeogenic capacity, both of which increase the risk of serious hypoglycaemic reactions. Elderly, debilitated or malnourished patients and those with adrenal or pituitary insufficiency are particularly susceptible to the hypoglycaemic actions of glucose lowering drugs.
Renal and Hepatic Disease: The metabolism and excretion of Glipizide may be slowed in patients with impaired renal and/or hepatic function. These patients may suffer from prolonged hypoglycaemia and appropriate measures should be instituted.
Loss of Control of Blood Glucose: When a patient stabilized on any antidiabetic regimen is exposed to stress such as fever, trauma, infection or surgery, a loss of control of blood glucose may occur. At such times it may be necessary to discontinue Glipizide and administer insulin.
3. How to take Diactin?
Like any other oral hypoglycaemic agent, dosage of DIACTIN (Glipizide) is not fixed and may be adjusted through periodic monitoring of blood glucose level.
Short term administration of Glipizide may be sufficient during periods of transient loss of control of blood glucose in patients, usually controlled well on diet.
In general, Glipizide should be given approximately 30 minutes before a meal to achieve the maximum reduction in postprandial hyperglycaemia.
Initial Dose: The recommended starting dose is 5 mg, given before breakfast. Geriatric patients or those with liver disease may be started on 2.5 mg.
Dosage adjustments: Dosage adjustment may be done at intervals of several days by an increment of 2.5-5 mg, as determined by blood glucose response. If response to a single dose is not satisfactory, dividing that dose might prove effective. The maximum recommended once daily dose is 15 mg. Doses above 15 mg should ordinarily be divided and given before meals of adequate caloric content. The maximum recommended total daily dose is 40 mg.
Maintenance: Some patients may be effectively controlled on a once daily regimen, while others show better response with divided dosing. Total daily doses above 15 mg should ordinarily be divided. Total daily dose above 30 mg have been safely given on b.i.d. basis to long term patients. Patients can usually be stabilized on a dosage ranging from 2.5 to 30 mg daily.
In elderly, debilitated or malnourished patients, and patients with impaired renal or hepatic function, the initial and maintenance dosing should be conservative to avoid hypoglycaemic reactions.
Patients Receiving Insulin
Many stable non-insulin-dependent diabetic patients receiving insulin may be safely placed on Glipizide if the physician decides to do so.
Patients receiving other oral hypoglycaemic agents
As with other sulfonylurea, no transition period is necessary while transferring patients to Glipizide. Patients should be observed carefully for any possible hypoglycaemic effect due to overlapping of drug effects.
4. Possible side effects
The majority of side effects have been dose related, transient, and responded to dose reduction or withdrawal of the medication.
Hypoglycaemia: See "Precautions" and "Overdosage" section.
Gastro-intestinal: Gastro-intestinal complaints were reported with the following approximate incidences : nausea, diarrhoea, constipation and gastralgia.They appear to be dose related and usually disappear on division or reduction of dosage.
Cholestatic jaundice may occur rarely with these kind of drugs and Glipizide should be discontinued if this occurs.
Dermatological: Allergic skin reactions including erythema, morbilliform or maculopapular eruption, urticaria,pruritus and eczema have been reported. They frequently disappear with continued therapy. However, if they persist, the drug should be discontinued.
Haematologic: Leukopenia, agranulocytosis, thrombocytopenia, haemolytic anaemia, aplastic anaemia and pancytopenia have been reported with sulfonylureas.
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There is a lot of hype about "big data" these days. But the data isn't just big, it's fast. And that means different things to different people. It's got big implications for the market-research industry, where people are constantly trying to monitor what people want and how they feel.
This combination of increasing quantity of information and the speed at which it is exchanged means big changes for consumer marketing, media, and research. One person who understands this is George Terhanian, Chief Strategy Officer of Toluna, a market-research firm.
Toluna is trying to figure out what the advent of pervasive data means to the market-reasearch industry, which is aiming to provide constant feedback on consumer behavior and attitudes to its clients. Terhanian sees a move to more real-time analysis of customer behavior, including the integration of information from social networks (big surprise!). He says the traditional market-research model is threatened by both the automation and speed of this data.
A couple of weeks ago I interviewed Terhanian on how the ever-connected consumer is changing market research. We talked about what what brands and research companies are going to do in the future to adjust to the endless stream of information.
Rayno Report: Hi George. Tell me what you are doing in research.
George Terhanian: Toluna is in in the traditional online research space. We build a panel, with a large number of people [participating], and store that information. You can invite them to participate in online surveys, and then you pay them something in return. You often have to pay them cash. There are also points and sweepstakes that can work well.
There is no interviewer present, and it's all digital which reduces the time it takes and the cost. People all over the world agree to take part in surveys. Most of them are consumers. Those companies are everywhere. They might include handset consumers, financial services companies, and automotive companies. And many more.
RR: How long has Toluna been around?
Terhanian: Toluna has been around 12 years and I've been here 3 years.
RR: You have multiple ways to approach research, it seems. Tell me how they are different.
Terhanian: We have something called Toluna.com which is a community site. People can learn about it, then they go on it and then individual people ask other individual people questions. People like that. They like asking questions and getting feedback.
RR: So it's user-generated surveys?
Terhanian: Yes, that's exactly what it is. So maybe they pay a few bucks for opt-in and they start bugging people for surveys. These people that ask questions, we can also invite them to participate in the surveys that are paid for. These folks provide us with a lot of information so that we can target them.
RR: Now, one of the obvious companies in this space is Survey Monkey, which is widely used but as I understand it, somewhat controversial. Is Survey Monkey a big competitor?
Terhanian: Survey Monkey is free, but if you want to do anything moderately complex they charge for it. The business model is straightforward. They are making the technology available to people, they have done a fabulous job in the US and now they're tying to go global.
They have unlimited surveys $300 per year, that's very attractive, especially for people in small businesses or higher education. It's a small enough amount of money that it's not even a rounding error for large companies. The problem with it is that it's so simple, it's not transformative.
RR: So How is your product different?
Terhanian: We are making our tool available for free. We don't have their marketing budget. What they don't have is the people. If you are looking at interviewing a lot of people really quickly, that's going to be hard. There's very little targeting in Survey Monkey. And Google Consumer Surveys has a slightly different model.
RR: Google [GOOG] is in this market? I didn't know that! That has to be scary.
Terhanian: It's an interesting model. They are working with people that have paywalls on their websites. Individuals will post the survey. It's completely DIY [Do It Yourself]. It's very Google. The challenge that they have is that they run out of people, too. They are only doing this in the US, Canada, and I think the UK. They can't do global surveys.
RR: What about others? Those who do traditional market research? What's happening to this industry.
Terhanian: We are trying to replace a lot of the people that work for traditional market research people. We read a lot about real-time marketing and things like contextual Tweets. The one example is the Super Bowl when the lights went out and Oreo tweeted "You can still dunk in the dark." It was free, on point.
This might be the future of marketing. Messages developed real-time and sent out to draw attention to the brand. From where we stand, there is increasing demand for faster turnaround on research. Some people want to turn around [marketing and ad] copy faster, but they are kind of out of luck these days. Testing can take two or three months. Pre-testing isn't really designed for speed.
If you are developing ads on the fly or buying ads programmatically and you want to test these things beforehand, there's a need for something fast.
We are developing and engine for quick surveys, and we could develop TV advertising system where the questions are already formatted, you plug in the ad and you get feedback in an hour or two hours.
RR: So this speed thing — realtime research — is obviously a big trend.
Terhanian: Yes. If you are big brand and you have 50 or 100 sub-brands to sell, a lot of these big companies track awareness and consideration constantly. It's almost recession-proof. Think about a big beverage company that ties awareness messages to 30 country tracking studies. They are collecting the infomration on the monthly basis.
They tend to do all of this through market-research companies which are increasingly doing it online, though some of it are still doing it by people on the telephone. There's a lag, the point from where you interview somebody to where you see the information, it's two months or maybe three months. It's very slow. We see more demand for real-time information.
All of that is beginning to happen to the market-research industry now. You have CMOs [Chief Marketing Officers] doing real-time buys on the exchanges. They are asking the market-reseach organization why it takes six weeks to two months and they want to automate all of that. There's that pressure to get information faster and cheaper.
RR: So will Toluna's focus be on real-time information?
Terhanian: Yes, and automation — using technology to speed up data collection and combine that with intelligence. The answers you get in a survey are only as good as the questions. We are trying to develop modules that a very talented methodologist would develop. We don't have them doing custom work and doing hours of analysis. We would rather they would automate it.
RR: Tell me more about the company, Toluna. Who owns it?
Terhanian: Toluna has been around 12 years. We're owned mostly by Verlinvest. [Editor's Note: Toluna was taken private by Verlininvest in 2011, it had been listed previously on the London Stock Exchange]. A major holding of Verlininvest is ABInBev (the beverage giant formed by the merger of InBev and Anheuser-Busch). VerlinInvest were the initial investors in Vitamin Water before they sold it to Coke. They were the initial investor in Popchips. All of these companies commission market research. They are aware of the need for market intelligence and they are aware of how much they pay for it.
We're not a startup, though there are startup energies within the company. We don't have a lot of bureaucracy, we try to empower people to make decisions We are privately owned which I think mean things happen faster.
RR: What else do you see going on in advertising and media?
Terhanian: I meet these people all the time and they are talking about insight. We talk to the head of research at General Mills, they are looking for insight. They want to know what people want. They want to find a better way to do it. How do we take advantage of that?
In advertising, that means what is the best way to reach people. What about online, what about mobile? What I hear now isn't different than what I heard five or 10 years ago, but the tools today are emerging on mobile. There are more options today. They haven't done a wonderful job but they are starting to figure it out.
RR: Mobile seems to be a difficult problem for everybody in media and marketing, isn't it? It is changing business models.
Terhanian: Yes, it is challenging. Most people using their mobile phones don't see a lot of ads. They are not seeing a lot of personalized ads. Even on the sites they develop for mobile, such as Pandora (P), I'm not sure how effective the ads are. It's very difficult to develop effective ads for mobile. I don't necessarily want to look at my phone and see an ad. I don't have an answer to it. Some of the research we do shows that people aren't seeing ads on a mobile phone. The younger people that see ads don't see stuff that's engaging.
RR: So there's a lot of work to do.
Terhanian: Yes. For example, there is this notion of placing ads on people's phones as people enter stores. That doesn't work very well, based on the research we do. Not many people are receiving ads when you enter stores. You need an app. Maybe you have to sign in and receive the information. The people that we interview, very few people experience that.
A lot of people talk about localization and targeting, but in a place like New York, there aren't a lot people experiencing that. Maybe that will change in the future.&
RR: Very interesting George. Thank you for you time.
Terhanian: Thank you.


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The HUGE announcement this week was that the Basic Rules will be free. You can now play the new version of D&D for free (when it is released in July). This leads me to several thoughts...
-The success of 5E will completely rest on the system. People will be able to decide if they like it before they even buy it. If 5E is going to do well it will have to by providing a system people will enjoy using. Has WotC crafted such a system?
-Of course, from what I have seen of the reactions to this news, a lot of people are signing onto 5E that were not before. With the news of the Basic Rules being free people have said they are now ordering the Starter Set and will likely get the "Advanced" books. This is a radical change from "I'll wait and see" to "I will be taking a look at it".
-The positive publicity from this is HUGE. It completely shuts up the people complaining about the prices for 5E. WotC has been seen by some as a money grabbing company. They still are (as every company designed to make money is) but now it is harder for people to say it with as much venom as they did in the past. It's impossible to belittle WotC for 5E when they are giving it away for free.
-What does this mean for the others rpgs out there? Retroclones reduced the barrier to their games by giving the rules away for free. Now WotC has also removed that barrier. Can 5E actually unite the fans of retroclones into one game system. Already I have seen some people eager to apply their retroclone sensibilities to 5E with their expressions of what they will add to the system, much the same as they have done with the retroclones.
Sure the various retroclones have their fans and will continue, but I suspect with a robust 5E that is able to handle the gaming style of the OSR (assuming it can accomplish this) I see a shift to 5E.
-I know I harp on this but...what is the OGL going to look like? Does it even matter if a person can use the original OGL that gave us the retroclones with the 5E rules?
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Can the rumors be true? We really don't know. However, what we can be sure of is the price tag. The handset will be priced at $299.99 as previously posted on the Verizon website.
We have already told you the specifications on the HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE handset, but for those of you who haven't read it yet, here they are: The HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE is powered with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS and comes with a 1.2 GHz dual core processor and 1 GB RAM.
It comes with a 4 inch display with 960 x 540 pixel resolution. You can store all your favorite playlists and movies in the 8 GB internal storage it offers.
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