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Thanks ill give it a go, but yeh your screenshot posted above is exactly what im after.
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Nope still no luck. I cant find any option or website that knows how to fix the problem.
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Somehow i managed to do this with How to Disable Full Row Select in Explorer in Windows 7? - The Winhelponline Blog theres a file there to download and I also had this download described in this page. So the link above does it but it removes tiles and replaces them with extended tiles... i only noticed when in "computer" in explorer).. it didnt the hard drive size. just labed as (small pic and c drive) without the animation usually on the bottom. Anyways, I removed the bags"" from the link""" and added the bags"" on this page download. Now it works and it shows the free space tile view in computer!.. But the moving of files works best opening drive c: users and files there!.. Library and favorites dont work well.. but it works! name of the file in link is w7-fullrowsel.zip.
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Guys, you solution screwed my list view. I Ran the batch file and now columns in list view are fixed to a default width and no longer according to the longest file name on that column. Then, I ran "Enable_Windows_7_Explorer_Auto_Arrange.bat" hoping it'll be back to its previous setting, but my list view is still screwed over. Can someone help me? Here's a shot:
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Hello Reza, and welcome to Eight Forums.
You'll need to first select "Details" or "Small icons" view, then directly to "List" view to not have the space. It's the same whether you used this tutorial or not. I don't know why it works like that, but that's how it is.
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Hi, Brink. I did that and my list view is still screwed. Here are two more shot to illustrate what I'm talking about. The first one is from my computer which I ran the solution presented in this topic, and the other one from a another computer.
As you can see, my list view behaves completely different. When I hover my mouse over the free space in front of the "folder.jpg" file for example, it behaves like this:
It should not behave like that. And it never did, until I applied the bat file presented here. It's really annoying, coz the free space is interactive. Especially when I'm working in folders that has lost of files. Please, help me. I just wanted to get rid of the goddamn "auto-sort" whenever I unzip a zip file.
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It all looks perfectly normal to me. The only difference is that the highlight shows all the way across the width instead now, but the width is still the same.
The width of all columns in list view is defined by the longest file name.
Look in your screenshots at the file with the longest name. You will see that the width of all columns in the list is the same width as the file with the longest name.
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Brink, the free space is interactive. It was not before this solution.
The width of all columns in list view is defined by the longest file name.
I had the mouse far from the file and it still behaves like I had the mouse on the file. And as you can see the column width is way larger than the length of the longest file name in that specific column. Please, can you tell me what exactly that bat file did, so, I can undo it. I don't want to install a fresh copy of windows for this. God, no...
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Sorry, but if you look on the right column in your screenshot below, you'll notice the width of the file name that I boxed in red is what defined the width of all columns including the left one.
If it's different on the other computer, then please post comparison screenshots of the same folder and files from both computers.
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As I told you before the width of a column used to be as long as the length of the longest file name in that specific column. And here are two shots:
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Polly has lived and worked in London since graduating from the University of Brighton in 2001, having studied Editorial Photography under Magnum photographer Mark Power. Since 2000 Tootal's topographic project Somewhere in England has taken her travelling to undisclosed anonymous landscapes, shooting mainly at dawn or twilight, so that these public spaces devoid of people appear other-wordly. Using a medium-format Arca camera allows for large highly detailed images that emphasise architectural structure and the lay of the land – an approach influenced by the work of Bernd & Hilla Becher and Lewis Baltz.
Tootal's work has won numerous awards including the Prix Du Public Vile D'Hyeres Photographie 2015 and The Association of Photographers Award – Landscape Series 2010. Her commissions include the Southbank Centre & Hayward Touring Exhibition London – her work being exhibited alongside that of Walker Evans – print features in GUP and LVMH, and in 2015 Princess Charlotte Casiraghi of Monaco for Madame Figaro magazine. Tootal has held solo and group exhibitions at galleries and cultural institutions in London, San Diego, and notably at the Palazzo Rialto in the Venice Architectural Biennale 2014. Her work graces private collections in the USA, Europe, and the UK.
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Publication date: April 2009
Imprint: ANU Press
This book explores the factors behind – and the implications of – the 2006 coup. It brings together contributions from leading scholars, local personalities, civil society activists, union leaders, journalists, lawyers, soldiers and politicians – including deposed Prime Ministers Laisenia Qarase and Mahendra Chaudhry. The 2006 Military Takeover in Fiji: A Coup to End All Coups? is essential reading for those with an interest in the contemporary history of Fiji, politics in deeply divided societies, or in military intervention in civilian politics.


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UPDATE: Jenna Jameson shared the first photo of her daughter and revealed her name, Batel Lu Bitton, on Instagram Friday.
"I am so proud to introduce everyone to my newborn daughter! Her name is Batel Lu Bitton. She was born at 8lbs exactly and 21 inches long," she captioned the picture. "She is so calm and graceful it's hard to look at her not feel overwhelmed. I had a very long labor (12 hours) and pushed for an intense 22 minutes. We are head over heels in love with her welcome to the world little star, Mommy loves you."
Jenna Jameson's family just got a little bigger.
The model and entrepreneur welcomed her third child Thursday evening. Her fiancé Lior Bitton confirmed the news on Instagram.
"Baby arrived momma did amazing job, everyone healthy and happy," he shared from the hospital. "God bless you @jennacantlose you are a warrior! I love you."


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An Interview With FranNet Consultant Michael Sipe
Michael Sipe, an investment banker, entrepreneur and business consultant, worked with FranNet consultants on small business development projects in California and the Pacific Northwest for 20 years. In July, he decided to become a FranNet consultant himself, purchasing the FranNet territory covering Idaho, central and eastern Oregon and eastern Washington state
FranNet in The Mainstreet Business Journal
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Palo Alto Online Reports on Franchise Growth
While other girls were playing with their Barbies, at 6, Lisa Anter was charging 10 cents a cup at her lemonade stand at a lake near her Montreal, Canada, home.
FranNet 2012 Trend Predictions: Franchise Industry Will Continue to Grow
FranNet, a national franchise consulting firm, has worked in the last three years with a growing number of potential entrepreneurs who either lost their corporate jobs or chose to leave them.
Jerry Bird Shares Experience with Knoxville News-Sentinel
In a down economy, starting your own business is a smart way to go and most of the time franchising is the answer. That's why the Moores purchased ten locations of the Five Guys burger franchise as soon as it became available. Interviewed by the Knoxville News Sentinel, the father-son duo talked about why they jumped on board.


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What is wrong with the Windows firewall?
I've always found it to be excellent.
You'll find it in the control panel.
Go to: http://www.grc.com/default.htm and follow the route for SHIELDSUP and TEST ALL SERVICE PORTS. Test the Windows firewall there. If it fails, and I doubt it will, then I like the Sygate one for its simplicity.
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Power Punchers
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In clinical trials Maca improved sperm count as well as increased the energy levels and sexual hunger in both men and women. It packs a powerful multipurpose punch as it has shown measurable anti-anxiety and anti-depressant actions. Depression; anxiety; erectile dysfunction; and libido declination are commonly linked in a large majority of men.
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Press Release: Human Rights Day 2012
Sunday, 9 December 2012 - 11:57am
In observance of World Human Rights Day, December 10, the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) stands with all who suffer violations of their human rights and echoes the theme for this year, set by the United Nations (UN) Office for the High Commissioner of Human Rights, which is: "Inclusion and the right to participate in public life." It aims to highlight the rights of all people to be included in decision-making processes and participate in public life. The UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, in his Human Rights Day message stated "Everyone has the right to be heard and to shape the decisions that affect their community. This right is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and fully integrated in international law, especially in Article 25 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)." Not only has Guyana signed and ratified the ICCPR, it is directly into the Guyana constitution under Article 154A and therefore is part and parcel of the 'supreme law of the land.'
Every human being is entitled to be treated fairly and equally, but yet in 21st-century Guyana, archaic laws still exist which criminalize same-sex intimacy and cross-dressing while perpetuating many forms of discrimination and social stigma against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Guyanese. The appointment of a special select parliamentary committee to hold public consultations on these and other key human rights challenges, corporal and capital punishment, present a golden opportunity to emancipate Guyana from these colonial practices. But inclusivity and equality must be our guiding principles as the nation embarks on this process if we are serious about our commitment to human rights for all Guyanese. Public consultations should not be a euphemism for a popularity poll. As Article 13 of the Constitution of Guyana makes clear, "The principal objective of the political system of the State is to establish an inclusionary democracy by providing increasing opportunities for the participation of citizens, and their organisations in the management and decision-making processes of the State, with particular emphasis on those areas of decision-making that directly affect their well-being." It is the people whose lives these laws directly affect who have the greatest stake in this issue and their voices must be heard and play a central role in this process. That is inclusivity in operation. And given the homophobic nature of Guyanese society, the state has a duty to create the conditions where LGBT Guyanese, their organisations and their allies feel safe and comfortable to come forward and participate meaningfully in this decision-making process, without fear of intimidation, stigma or discrimination. This is the real challenge we face as the process unfolds.
LGBT Guyanese continue to experience rights abuses in their daily lives. Youth continue to suffer homophobic and transphobic bullying in schools by their peers and those supervise them. They are being assaulted and verbally abused while others witness and do nothing to help. Many of their painful stories never make official reports because they fear retaliatory acts and re-victimisation by those who should protect them. Transgender folk continue to be harassed and extorted by the police to perform sexual favours. Discrimination impedes the rights to work, housing and health for many LGBT Guyanese. Our laws offer them no protection, but instead, brand them as unapprehended criminals for their private acts and choice of clothing. This must stop! Human rights are not a privilege; each and every one of us is entitled to them as human beings. We must all be treated fairly. Our rights must be protected, respected and fulfilled. Equal rights for all Guyanese must become a reality, and it is our human duty to speak out until it does.


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Seattle WA ceiling gets installed
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The 440 square foot art glass ceiling is now installed at the Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, WA. Designed by Seyed Alavi, liquidoranges worked carefully matching colors to produce this laminated art glass ceiling, The panels are PPG Starphire low-iron 1/8"x1/8" tempered with the liquidoranges art interlayer providing precise pattern and color rendition. Glass panels were assembled at US Armor, LLC, in Lee, MA.
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Josh and Jeni McNelly, Norborne, are proud to announce the birth of their son, Jace Harlan McNelly, at 2:38 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008 at North Kansas City Hospital.
The baby weighed 8 pounds, 10.5 ounces, and measured 21 inches.
Maternal grandparents are Jimmy Strider of Richmond, and Debbie Shannon of Norborne.
Paternal grandparents are Don McNelly, and Rhonda McNelly, both of Norborne.
Maternal great-grandmother is Virgina Pearson of Hardin. Paternal great-grandmother is Helen Costner of Norborne.
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Since I sit on the computer all day, often unchallenged, I spend a lot of time looking at recipes. This can kind of become a pain because usually I a) get hungry or b) just get annoyed that I'm sitting in front the computer collecting recipes instead of making them. But we know its not going to stop- I like food too much 😉 Anyways, my actual point here that I'm going to start posting links to other things I'm cooking and not documenting. I'm also going to include links to things I want to make, but will not get to any time in the near future. Sound good? Awesome, glad you're on board.
Weekly Eats
-Scrambled eggs and quinoa w/ parm and veggies. I'm beginning to find I like quinoa in all capacities, but this one is especially delicious (also full of protein). It's amazing the things you can do with quinoa.
–Cauliflower pizza bites were made before the heat wave. I could not believe how good they were. They also made me realize just how badly I need a food processor. And no, you can't taste the cottage cheese.
– I made this salad for work this week. I had wanted to switch out the feta for goat cheese, because it's one of my new found favorite foods, but Giant Eagle didn't have it. That annoyed me so I didn't end up getting either (not sure what the thought process was there since I also LOVE feta). Left out the mint too, but the salad was still delicious and filling. Good eat-at-desk food.
– These are being made tonight. Mostly because I am still working on a bottle of tequila I bought for Cinco de Mayo (though I recently re-discovered tequila sunrises so I don't imagine I've have that bottle much longer).
-I had full intentions of roasting grapes this week. Then the heat wave hit… I don't it will be possible to stay in my kitchen while the oven is at 425.
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ROOTS welcomes its newest guitar mentor, Andrew Lipow!
Andrew Lipow (guitar) is an accomplished studio guitarist, having recorded and performed with musicians including Ralph Peterson, Kate Taylor, Arlen Roth, Carly Simon, Andy Gonzalez, Don Braden, Mark Pender, Felicia Collins, Albert Rivera and the Curtis Brothers. He has been commissioned to write and perform pieces for film, radio, jazz instrumentalists and small chamber groups.
His music has been performed at Symphony Space in New York City, Loft in the Red Zone, The Litchfield Jazz Festival, the Assen Jazz Festival, as well as numerous small clubs in New York City and abroad. His music can also be heard every week as the theme song to "Take On The Issues," a political talk show on WVOX 1460 AM in the New York tri-State area.
Andrew was born in New Rochelle, New York, a large and diverse community just north of New York City. He began studying the drums and alto saxophone at the age of 7 and began guitar at the age of 12. Once he discovered guitar, a sudden transformation took place and Andrew knew he would be a musician for life. After teaching himself for a few years, he took lessons with guitarists Ken Wessel, Paul Bollenback and Dave Stryker.
Andrew is most passionate about working with artists and musicians who are deeply connected to their original music. "I want to help artists realize the full potential of their music." Likewise, Andrew's passion for teaching comes from the belief that he can influence a person's life for the better by sharing his musical ability and what he's learned from his experiences. "The student who will best excel with me as their teacher is one who is open minded to learning different types of music," Andrew says. "I am best at solving questions about music theory. My ideal student says I am fun to learn with."
Andrew holds a B.A. in music from Vassar College, where he studied classical guitar. He also holds an M.M. in Studio Composition from the Purchase Conservatory of Music, where he studied film scoring. He recently taught an intensive undergraduate course on Logic Pro software and MIDI Orchestration at the Purchase C.O.M.
Andrew spends his summers teaching music at the Litchfield Jazz Camp as well as numerous Fresh Air Fund Camps in New York. He lives in Nashville, where his favorite local spot is the coffee shop in his neighborhood where he enjoys working on web development projects.
Q&A with Andrew
1. Where is your favorite place in the world?
My favorite place in the world is Buenos Aires, Argentina
2. Tell us something about you that we don't know.
I love snowboarding.
3. Coffee order?
just a little cream
4. The last thing that made you laugh out loud.
Talking with my friends and brother always makes me laugh out loud.
5. What type of music do you listen to?
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LG G6 Wallet Cases: LG's latest flagship device, the LG G6 is perhaps one of the most talked about devices in the market right now with the new smartphone being a state-of-the –art offering from the consumer electronics manufacturer.
This latest smartphone with a 5.7 inch screen size is a must have gizmo for all gadget enthusiasts of today but one must be careful today regarding the handling of an expensive premium device. Many a times we have seen the best of devices fall from the owners hand resulting in the screen cracking completely destroying the aesthetic appeal of the smartphone and the repair costs of these damages are not cheap.
Well.....there is a solution for more or less everything now as along with the new smartphone, cases for the latest G6 by internet have also been introduced. Not only do cases serve as a protective covering as screen protectors for the devices, they also make the devices good to look at as well.
List of Best LG G6 Wallet Cases
In today's world where there are an ample amount of smartphones, to choose from , smartphone cases aren't an exception. There are numerous companies making convenient cases for the LG G6 but the question which arises is that which one to buy?
We ask you not to worry as we are bringing to you the best Wallet cases available for your new LG G6 which not only promise a whole lot of convenience for your premium smartphone but also increases the visual appeal of the device by miles along with protecting it as well.
This dual purpose wallet case is an incredibly convenient option for users who have recently bought an LG G6 and is looking for a multi-purpose case to fit inthe device as well as other valuables.
- The case offers perfect protection and full functionality for multi-use wallet features as well as protects from scratches and dust
- The Sliding phone cradle which allows you to take pictures even with the phone in the case -simply slide the phone up, expose the camera and snap away
- On the other hand, Inner plastic cradle holds your device securely with two spring-powered claws built to withstand drops and falls and keep your phone safe
- An Ample storage for your phone, ID/card slots, photos and money, the ONX3 case for LG G6 is a very convenient have if you recently purchased LG's most recent flagship
Great Design, Easily fits in hands and within budget !
Made of synthetic PU leather, the J&D Tech Wallet Case is available in four vibrant colours – aqua, black and brown with the additional convenience of a absorbent rubberised TPU snap-on.
- The Wallet case sports an built-in stand for horizontal media view and is cut-out well enough so that users can access all ports, buttons, cameras, speakers, and mics
- A folio style wallet case, J&D Tech Wallet Case has extra space for your valuables offering three card slots for carrying ID, credit cards and one side slot for cash apart from housing the G6 Smartphone
Fearture rich & Useful...Grab before it goes out of stock
The i-Blason LG G6 Wallet case is a fine example of craftsmanship among the leather wallet cases as of today with the premium quality Vagan leather used in the case. you also love to check out about best leather conditioner.
- The Wallet Case for LG G6 comes with card holders, for you to keep your IDs or Credit Cards
- Additionally, there's an internal cradle for the phone to house the device securely which snaps easily in and out of the cradle
- Committed to customer satisfaction, i-Blason offers one year limited warranty on all i-Blason cell phone/tablet accessories
- Another convenience of this wallet case is that Can be converted easily into a stand case for facetime, video watching, and messaging
Carries premium features but an ordinary price tag
The Abacus 24-7 Wallet Case for the LG G6 is one of the best looking wallet cases available for the LG's latest flagship device
- The synthetic black leather wallet comes with two protective layers – interior PC case and the front flip cover
- A fold-able stand accessory adds to the convenience of the case with it facilitating video wathcinh experience as well as hands-free video chatting
- The device is housed securely in an interior cradle of the case and the wallet case also has 3 slots for cards and stuffs and a larger slot underneath for cash
Superior craftsmanship meets your choice here
Daizen Wallet Case for LG G6
Daizen has made quite a name for itself when it comes to smartphone cases and the new Daizen Wallet case for the latest LG G6 is definitely stated to continue its good name in the market
- Available in three colors – black, turquoises and zigzag pattern, the TPU case is made with advanced shock absorption technology that makes it shockproof.
- Daizens Wallet case comes with dual layer protection with matte finish flexible TPU cover and PC (Polycarbonate) back cover/compartment for card storage, coin & stand feature.
- It also sports convenient strap holes and 0.2 mm raised lip construction to protect the screen.
Looks & feel- everything is premium except the price !!
Last Words
The LG G6 is the company's latest premium device and it does come with a hefty price tag and pairing it up with a suitable wallet case to house the device as well as other valuables is definitely a smart option as not only will the phone cases offer protection to the smartphone it also caters to making the smartphone better to look at.
Case requirements do vary from person to person and our list for the best possible cases for the LG G6 has been made keeping in mind the requirements of all users who are looking for different case options to pair this latest device up with.


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Participatory Design
Drive innovation in UX design as seen through the eyes of your customer.
Involve customers and users early in the design process to discover innovation opportunities and gain valuable insights. Whether the objective is to enhance an existing product or service experience, or ideate an entirely new one, designing the experience as seen through the eyes of a customer often reveals never-before-seen insights and 'moments of truth' to guide the development of next generation products and services.
In an always-on, always connected world, we help you reach more customers and generate greater use by ensuring quick and easy access to the products, information and resources most important to them.
We gain valuable insights about your customer's goals, drivers and the tasks they perform whenever they interact with your organisation. Diving ever deeper to identify better engagement strategies and the right mix of touchpoints, we help you empower your customers.
where to start
We start by talking to internal stakeholders to understand your mission, vision and objectives and define what success would look like for you.
We recommend conducting research to validate who your customers are, your assumptions about them and as a means of generating new insights before commencing the participatory design process.
The typical duration of a participatory design initiative is 2-4 weeks.
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To obtain insight into customer goals and the tasks they perform, we facilitate design activities using exercises, sketching and other design tools to help customers visualize their ideal experience in individual or group settings.
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Gain a better understanding of your customers and users and discover insights that can take your product or service to the next level. We use the rich visual information gleaned from participatory design sessions to create final design solutions that optimize the customer experience and reflect the potential impact of designs on the customer.
Our approach ensures that customer expectations are met during every interaction across multiple touchpoints, leading to increased satisfaction and engagement. These public consultations can also drive innovation for next generation products and services your company will offer.
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Our multidisciplinary team of experts skillfully bridges the gap between the goals of business, design and technology.
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Luxury goods are supposed to be expensive because of their quality: A sip of fine wine or the comforting feel of designer clothing should justify the price.
Yet ever since the sociologist Thorstein Veblen developed the idea of "conspicuous consumption" about a hundred years ago, it has been widely accepted that consumers own luxury goods for a second reason as well: to mark their own social status by distinguishing themselves from other groups of people.
How much does each of these rationales contribute to the value of high-end products? In a new working paper, "Rethinking Brand Contamination," Renee Richardson Gosline, an assistant professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management, uses the phenomenon of counterfeit luxury goods to shed new light on this issue. Consumers, Gosline observes, struggle to distinguish the intrinsic qualities of real luxury goods from fakes; instead, they rely heavily on social cues to make those judgments. Indeed, when some consumers are shown pictures of people wearing luxury apparel, they are twice as confident in their ability to judge those products, and willing to pay twice as much for the apparel, as when those consumers are shown pictures of the goods alone.
Gosline's research contains a subtle insight for businesses. The spread of counterfeit goods would seem damaging to the luxury-goods industry, especially if consumers have difficulty distinguishing real products from fakes on the merits of the products alone; in those circumstances, people would have an incentive to buy cheaper counterfeit goods.
And yet, these very same consumers remain highly confident in their ability to tell real goods from fakes, as long as they can pass judgment on the people using those products, too. Because people regard themselves as being so socially discerning, and so good at spotting fakes in social settings, they are still willing to pay high prices for authentic luxury goods. To the extent that consumers are habitually rendering a verdict on other people, not just merchandise, they provide luxury firms with some insulation from the threat posed by counterfeiting.
In effect, Gosline has quantified Veblen's famous observation: Consumers are willing to pay twice as much for luxury apparel when they can use those products to send or receive social signals. As a practical matter, a luxury firm that can measure how much of the value of its products derive from their social cachet — up to half, in this case — can decide to what extent its resources should be applied to enhancing that cachet, or to maintaining the quality of the product itself.
This study comes as luxury-goods companies seek stability amid a shaky economy and the ongoing problem of counterfeiting. The global recession has hurt the industry, with sales of luxury products expected to be down 8 percent worldwide in 2009, according to the consultancy Bain & Co. Counterfeiting appears to be a significant global business; an often-cited estimate by the International Chamber of Commerce puts counterfeit goods at 5 to 7 percent of global sales, although such matters are difficult to measure.
Is it faux real?
To examine how people assess luxury brands, Gosline conducted a survey, showing consumers two dozen photos of high-end handbags, some authentic, some counterfeit. Half the pictures showed a handbag sitting by itself on a shelf, while the other half showed the bag being held by a person in public. Before the slideshow, consumers who owned authentic luxury apparel rated their confidence in telling a real item from a fake one to be 6.2 out of 7, on average, and said they would pay $786 for a true luxury bag.
Yet when shown a mixture of real and fake handbags on shelves, the owners of real goods found the exercise far more difficult. Their stated confidence level dropped in half, to 3.1 out of 7, and, after being asked to offer a price for each bag, they were willing to pay just $403 for the products on average. "When there is no contextual information, it's terrible for the brand," says Gosline. "People's confidence in their ability to discern the real from the fake plummets, as does their willingness to pay."
But when Gosline showed the same consumers pictures of the bags in use, their confidence level was 6.1 out of 7, and they were willing to pay an average of $783 for the bags. Why? Based on their comments, the people in the survey group were deciding if the person in the photo matched their preconceived notion of who is likely to own such products. "Basically these consumers look at the person, the setting, and determine the authenticity by seeing if the person's image corresponds with the image they have of the brand," Gosline explains.
In a sense, consumers are not so much rendering a verdict on the bags as deciding if the people measure up. By demonstrating this habit, colleagues say, Gosline's research is highly innovative. "I think this question of luxury goods and counterfeiting has been neglected by companies and ignored by scholars, but she's gotten consumers to really talk about these issues," says Rohit Deshpande, a professor of marketing at Harvard Business School. "And by taking a consumer lens to the issue, she's reached some non-obvious conclusions."
Fashion police
Gosline's research seemingly highlights a bind for luxury firms: Quality is not enough. Then again, by showing how much value people place on luxury goods due to a desire to consume conspicuously, Gosline's work also shows how deeply the whole idea of luxury apparel still appeals to shoppers.
That means businesses have room to attract new, status-seeking clients. Gosline suggests the advent of social media may help firms study consumer tastes. Some consumers become aggressive online "policemen" attempting to separate what they perceive to be fashionable and real from what is not. As Gosline notes, there exists a Facebook page called "Darling, I can tell by the rest of your outfit your Louis Vuitton is fake," featuring pictures of people deemed to be sporting inauthentic goods. "It's like a public shaming ritual," Gosline says. Burberry, maker of upscale coats and other products, introduced its own social networking web site in November, to help clients interact with each other and, perhaps, lure new consumers aboard.
Gosline's future work will explore the persistence of brand cachet among middle-class consumers. For instance, in another working paper she just finished this fall, "The Real Value of Fakes," Gosline interviewed hundreds of consumers who knowingly bought fake luxury apparel, many at "purse parties" where such goods are sold. Gosline found that within two years, 46 percent of these buyers subsequently purchased the authentic version of the same product — even though other people could not necessarily tell the difference. Such behavior is another twist on Veblen's thesis: For some status-seeking people, at least, the social power of luxury goods means that consumption must not just be conspicuous, but real.
December 1, 2009
Found Gosline's research tremendously interesting. In my experience though, apart from conspicuous consumption - which is usually associated with the nouveau riche - the human trait that underlies brand decisions more broadly is snobbery. While conspicuous consumption (of purses for example) is based simply on visual cues about enhanced social capital, true snobbery is based on 'taste', i.e., cultivation of the senses. A product that perhaps epitomizes this is wine. Wine snobs claim to be able to tell 'good' wine from 'bad' (usually linked to price of course)...but I have often experimented with re-filling very expensive wine bottles with inexpensive wine (of an entirely different grape and vintage) and offering it to supposed wine connoisseurs...and found it extremely rare that the person could tell the difference! Would be great to see Gosline extend her research into products consumed by 1) the supposed connoisseurs and 2) bourgeois bohemians who are into un-conspicuous consumption of very expensive utilitarian goods (such as $500 Marmot jackets).
Edulbehram, thanks for your interesting comment. I also thought of wine while reading Professor Gosline's papers, for the reasons you mention. There are additional great examples of wine connoisseurs being fooled: The "Judgment of Paris" blind tasting of 1976 involved French wine professionals unexpectedly giving their highest marks to California wines; some wine counterfeiters have thrived for years; and so on. Clearly there are real limits to the abilities of even serious connoisseurs.
In any case, when working on the piece, I discussed this type of distinction (and wine) with Professor Gosline, who I think is quite attuned to the existence of these multiple types of consumption. Her future research will probably relate more to your second example — expensive yet inconspicuous (to outsiders) consumption of luxury goods, which is nonetheless visible to members of certain social groups. Her research is very much informed by sociology and will likely continue to analyze just who is sending these subtle signals concerning taste, and how they do it.
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maurizio castri
December 1, 2009
soon as I saw the article I posted a comment in Italian.
the message seeks to show how different ways we have to express ourselves and how the same applies in the case of the emotions that move us to buy the products.
the problem of value is crucial in the current economic crisis, because the bubbles are formed by a" weak measure" of value.........
There are some areas of study of luxury that are interesting for further consideration:
don't confuse the food-wine- , with clothing or apparel, there are several possible consequences from the use of "false" in this case!
Today the economy have to measure the value of intangible assets with clear rules and tools to prevent speculation from other crises even in luxury - DUBAI - docet!.
Luxury does not mean expensive, as the consumer /users does not mean luxury.
social network is important but relative in luxury goods with great brands.
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Violeta Ivanova
December 1, 2009
Interesting research and article. How did they measure that the consumers' main consideration was status rather than quality? For example, if a specific person wears something than might be an indication that the "something" is real - hence, a consumer will be more confident that good quality is guaranteed and hence be willing to pay full price. Would you buy expensive jewelry at a shabby store? Likely not, because you would wonder if it's fake (or worse, stolen). But you would buy it from a reputable jeweler (if you were shopping for jewelry). That's different form, say, buying Tiffany simply for the brand name. Also, on the comments about wine below - one can certainly make the difference between good wine and bad wine. (Oh, yes, it's a huge difference.) I think you are talking about the difference between good expensive wine and good inexpensive wine, which indeed might be difficult to distinguish. In the latter case, I agree that it makes little sense to buy the expensive one. But I don't think that people should be accused of snobbery simply because they care for quality. Luxury and good quality are not synonymous.:)
Ami Danoff
December 2, 2009
"Consumers...struggle to distinguish the intrinsic qualities of real luxury goods from fakes" largely because the difference is often minimal. A $2200 Prada bag costs about $100 to manufacture, with significant contracting done in China -- often at the same factory as the fakes. In order to justify the pricing premium of the authentic over the counterfeit -- or of the luxury brand over the mid-tier brand -- both the luxury marketers and consumers necessarily collude in invoking not only the superior quality of the product but also the superior aesthetic discernment of the consumer. It's no surprise that those consumers who buy into the luxury mystique should be so vociferous about policing and shaming consumers of counterfeit goods. I would be interested in studying the correlation between the aggressiveness of the denunciation and the income of the denouncer -- are those consumers who are the loudest in decrying counterfeit handbags also those who have the most to lose from erosion of the brand cachet from fakes, i.e. have spent a higher proportion of their income on authentic handbags?
Violeta Ivanova
December 2, 2009
Do people really spend $2200 on a bag? That's absurd. Unless it has a unique historic value, no bag is worth $2K. However, that's not the same as looking for authentic brands if they guarantee high quality. Anyway, speaking of China ... I decided to avoid buying anything made in China, because I don't trust that the working conditions there are appropriate - I wouldn't want to wear anything that was produced by child labor! I'm discovering that, especially for clothes, it's practically impossible to find anything that was not made in China. Unless one goes to brand name stores that is - in which case, at least I have a choice of which third world country the goods were produced. It seems to me that we have bigger problems to worry about than why someone buys a $2K bag. :)
G. Drake Jacobs
December 2, 2009
In art, the name is virtually all. If a painting is thought to be by Dali, and is greatly loved, and someone says, it must be Miro - that's also OK. But if a third person says - No, no, no! It's by Capuletti.
Everyone is crestfallen. Not by Dali, not by Miro! Then who is this Capuletti and why are we even looking at it.
Quality is not the issue, just the author's seal of 'authenticity."
You can multiply the examples. Value comes from the known creator. Brand names have it all . . . usually.
Francine Ballard
December 9, 2009
Depending on the brand, there's actually a significant difference in quality. And that issue aside, for those that buy and/or collect these bags it becomes a question of taste, just as with (as Maurizio mentioned before) a fine wine. I assure you a $2200 handbag looks different than one sold on the street.
Take the price down further and your argument probably stands. Ie: a $400 Coach bag. But that's what makes a more expensive bag even more attractive to the consumer.
Richard M Stallman
December 10, 2009
It is clear what benefit consumers get from luxury goods: to impress fools and stimulate servility. The producers of the goods obviously profit. It is not clear to me that society as a whole benefits from conspicuous consumption, and there are arguments that the waste involved does harm. (In some cases, as in that of shark's fin soup,
the harm is evident.)
Some producers demand new legal powers to suppress imitations, but unless there is a social benefit in their activity, there is no basis
to suppose society benefits from being restricted in this way.
Unless it is shown that imitations are harmful to society, and not solely to snobs and exploiters of snobbery, we should refuse to describe them using terms such as "fake" or "counterfeit" that
presuppose it is wrong to imitate. Let's reserve those terms for goods that are deficient in some substantial way and fail to do the practical jobs they are supposed to be good for.
edward jamenson
December 28, 2009
I never understood paying that kind of money for so called "luxury" items. Does buying the fakes which are so readily available if you know where to look make you a snob too? I dont know.


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Bridging the divide – Why is East Baton Rouge such a divided parish and what can be done to fix it?
Why is East Baton Rouge such a divided parish? In part, it's because East Baton Rouge is part of Louisiana, a state that steadfastly embraces 1) the nation's highest property tax homestead exemption and 2) the populist notion that almost all tax revenue should flow through the State Capitol so that the governor and a beholden Legislature can redistribute public wealth to the masses.
Not only are these ridiculously flawed—and contradictory—philosophies, but they also leave parish and city governments, desperate for revenue, little choice but to wield the sword of parochialism in the fight over sales tax dollars.
That's one reason why local elected officials tend not to play nice with one another, but what about the rest of us who call East Baton Rouge home? Is a typical person from Baton Rouge, or Central, or Zachary, or Baker or from any of the unincorporated hamlets in this parish as myopic as the elected officials who represent them?
This may come as a shock to many, but the answer is no.
A CityStats study, released this week by the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, emphatically shows that a majority of us in East Baton Rouge—regardless of our ZIP code—share many of the same wants and desires for the future of the parish. Without question, there's lots of quibbling about the details. Yet it's also clear that when it comes to the attributes that make a community a desirable place to live, what's important to someone living in Southdowns is, in almost every case, equally important to someone living in Magnolia Square—including a vibrant downtown.
If that stuns you, prepare to be blown away: 56% of us would not be too upset if we were to move away from East Baton Rouge. On the flip side, 62% of residents feel a sense of pride when they tell fellow Louisianans they are from East Baton Rouge. What does that mean? My guess: People aren't thrilled with Louisiana, but they believe East Baton Rouge is a better place to live than most other parishes in the state.
Understanding what makes a community desirable and the importance of community attachment was the goal of a recent Gallup Poll survey of 26 American cities. The survey found the top three attributes of a desirable community are: social offerings (entertainment venues, recreation facilities, places to gather), openness (tolerance of diversity) and aesthetics (physical beauty and green spaces). There was also a direct correlation between the presence of those three attributes and the level of community attachment by its residents.
The BRAF study, conducted by LSU's Public Policy Research Lab, asked questions similar to the Gallup Poll survey with the hope of determining how residents here view the social offerings, aesthetics and openness of East Baton Rouge, as well as their level of attachment to calling this place home.
The thing about numbers—as economists and politicians prove every day—is one can manipulate them to prove pretty much anything he or she desires. However, there's no mistaking that a majority of people in East Baton Rouge believe this parish must embrace change.
A clear majority of parish residents support a significant downtown riverfront attraction. People will pay higher taxes for roads, bridge repairs, drainage and—surprisingly—mass transportation, but not for prisons and downtown parking garages. We also want walking trails, jogging paths and better street connectivity—key pieces of the FuturEBR plan.
So if we agree on so much, why do three-quarters of us believe we're a parish divided?
Look no further than the elected officials in every corner of this parish—be it the mayor-president, the mayor of a city or a member of a parish or city council. These parochialists are either enthralled by the vocal minority among us, or they're simply hell-bent on creating animosity and division to further their own self-serving agendas. You make the call.
What's clear is we're a parish in desperate need of a unifying and visionary leader who can harness the strong desire for change in this parish. We need elected officials willing to build consensus around the concepts of self-sacrifice, the greater good and compromise.
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But I couldn't find any link to opt-out of unwanted ad mailings. Frankly I don't get these anymore – I actually printed out a letter from their website, signed, and mailed it, and they sent me a letter saying I would not receive mailings for five years. And get a load of this – five years later, they sent me another letter, which I filled out and signed, and that opted me out for another five years. Every now and then we get a postcard addressed to our post office box – "occupant" – but it's just an ad, not an application for credit with our name and other personal information on it, like we used to get.
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If there is no return address on a mailing, please take it to the post office and ask to speak to Hodson about it. The law says these mailings have to have a return address.
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