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CBS ran a lead story on us with millions of views
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Drone enthusiasts around the world are celebrating the first International Drone Day today. Among them are several hundred people gathered on a dry lake bed between Las Vegas and Boulder City.
Las Vegas was chosen as the host city for the worldwide lead event on the International Drone Day.
One of the highlights of the day is an attempt at a Guinness World Record for the most drones airborne at one time. "There are some frequency restrictions, but we are hoping for several hundred," event organize David Oneal told News 3.
It is one of over 130 teams throughout the world that are coming together on one day to educate the public about the positive ways in which drones are used to better society in many beneficial ways. The organization's mantra is: "Drones are Good!"
Flight demonstrations were going on at El Dorado Dry Lake Bed while speeches and panel discussions are planned from 3 p.m. onward at Railroad Pass Hotel and Casino.
The day will highlight the positive uses of unmanned drone aircraft, through demonstrations including search and rescue missions, FLIR technology, long range flight, aerial cinematography tutorials and drone swarming. There will also be drone racing, free flight – and the opportunity to fly a drone!
The Las Vegas event will also include speeches and a panel discussion by drone celebrities including Las Vegas headliner Anthony Cools, the Roswell Flight Test Crew, Jim Bowers of S.W.A.R.M., That Drone Show, The Drone Girl, Las Vegas Drone and FPV Club, Amelia Dronehart, and more.
Topics include the economic impact of drones, drones in journalism, women that fly remote control aircraft, the importance of flying safely, how to start a drone business, drone swarming technology, and using drones in search and rescue.
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Part of what makes the 2018 Commonwealth Games such a special venue is the variety. From the power of the Boxers and Cyclists to the tactical and team-based nature of Volleyball, every sport has its own challenges and quirks. Few sports, though, are quite as quirky or as hard to 'get' as gymnastics can be!
This truly epic sport is among the most popular in the world – and with good reason. A true test of the human body and our endurance as individuals, it pushes people into ever-more challenging locations and forces them to make the mot of every last inch of their body. Requiring a unique level of co-ordination, too, this provides you with the perfect opportunity to really grasp the art of gymnasts and see for yourself why it's one of the most inspirational forms of sporting prowess known to man.
Set in the stunning Coomera Indoor Sports Centre, all part of the gymnastics events will be caught and streamed around the Commonwealth. Without doubt, this is one of the most well-anticipated parts of the games on offer during the 2018 Commonwealth Games: a true display of the physical prowess of those taking part!
Part of what makes Gymnastics so special is the unique challenges asked of each participant. Unlike other sport, it's down to the creativity of the individual within the parameters set for them before they start. This makes it very easy for those who take part in gymnasts to enjoy the art and quality of the sport, and also for those watching from the sidelines to see just how physically demanding this sport is.
It's a unique experience, and one that we recommend all sports fans go along to see if they can get access to some tickets. The ability needed, the balance required and the creativity called for is a unique blend of sporting talent. If you want to see how some of the most flexible people in the world can pull off these amazing feats, then a trip to the 2018 Commonwealth Games and the Gymnastics events should be high up on the list of things you wish to achieve this year!
It's all about perfection for the gymnasts, too. There has to be total form and perfection in the balance, straightness and shape that they maintain when carrying out this kind of exercise. Striving for that extra sense of perfection and precision is part of what makes the sport of gymnasts so special.
At the moment, gymnastics events at the 2018 Commonwealth Games will be taking part from 5-9th of April, and should provide a perfect example of just how hard it is to be a gymnast. If you would like to see the amazing demands forced upon the bodies and conditions of the gymnasts, then you should come along and check it out.
With so many events taking place, you should be able to get yourself access to some of the most flexible people on the planet!
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Dynamic Pricing: Its Role in Digital Retail Thinking
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Airlines are often acknowledged as the trailblazers of dynamic pricing, since they started to offer the same product at multiple different price points in the 80s and 90s. However, over the last decade other online retailers have taken dynamic pricing to a whole new level, leveraging new technologies and utilizing new data-driven strategies.Learn More
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Buffalo, NY- The Boys Bantam team began the day of games with a 6-3 win over Dallas Stars Elite. Grant Silianoff and Oliver Wahlstrom led the way offensively with two goals apiece. Oliver also handed out an assist giving him three points on the day. The game was much closer than the final 6-3 margin appeared as it was a one-goal game until the Sabres added two empty net goals in the final minute of play.
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Wirral Macmillan Integrated Specialist Palliative Care team play a key role in supporting people in the last days, week's year of life, both within the community and the hospital settings. One arm of the service is based at Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and the other is based at St Catherine's Health Centre, Birkenhead. The team is comprised of Clinical Nurse Specialists and Allied Health Professionals who have specialised in palliative care. A consultant led team based at Wirral Hospice St John's (WHSJ) provide expert medical advice and support to the team.
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Techies4TempleStreet 2018 treasure hunt – companies big and small asked to sign up
17 May 2018
On July 6, business and tech firms of all sizes, from the smallest start-ups to the biggest multinationals, will have the opportunity to network and improve their team-working skills
Start-ups, SMEs and the country's biggest businesses and tech multinationals will go head-to-head in a unique citywide treasure hunt on Friday, July 6, in aid of Temple Street Children's University Hospital.
Techies4TempleStreet, alongside its leadership partner, AIB, challenges Ireland's business and tech communities to take part in a fun and challenging team-building and networking event.
In response to its continued growth, this year's city-wide treasure hunt will commence in the Aviva Stadium, and will see participants trek across Dublin city centre seeking buried treasure, completing a variety of different challenges and puzzles along the way.
Since 2015, more than €600,000 raised for Temple Street
Since the first treasure hunt in 2015, Techies4TempleStreet has raised more than €600,000 for Temple Street, including €225,000 in 2017. These funds have been put to work in the hospital to help sick children and their families, providing life-saving equipment, as well as helping to fund the construction of the new Renal & Neurology Outpatients Unit. On this year's treasure hunt, teams will use digital platforms and they are challenged with questions and clues where strategy and team work will decide the winners.
Denise Fitzgerald, chief executive of the Temple Street Foundation said: "Now in its fourth year, Techies4TempleStreet has already made a huge difference to Temple Street Children's University Hospital and its patients.
"More than 130 teams participated in 2017, from the worlds of tech, finance, law, media and recruitment, raising €225,000. This year will see us move to the Aviva Stadium for the first time, and we're hoping to host over 150 teams from an even more diverse range of companies, big and small.
Real value as a team-building and client relations day out
"The event was originally envisaged as a very unique and different networking event but increasingly, many participants tell us that it has real value as a team-building and client relations day out.
"Despite the name, you don't actually need to be a techie to participate. All that's required is a can-do attitude, a sense of humour and an appetite for teamwork.
AIB chief operations officer Tomás O'Midheach said: "AIB is delighted to be lead sponsor of this year's Techies 4 Temple Street. It's a brilliantly organised event for a very worthy cause. Techies is a super team building event and gives an opportunity for the tech community to connect with each other while raising much needed funds for Temple Street."
Sharon McCooey, head of LinkedIn Ireland, said: "Techies4TempleStreet is a great day out for everyone involved and helps raise vital funds for such a worthy cause. LinkedIn has participated in the event since it first started in 2015 and I would recommend it to any business looking for a fun event to bring their team together.
Gets bigger and better every year
"It gets bigger and better every year, so I hope that we can help the Temple Street Foundation reach a new record this year to help provide the best facilities and services for the children and families that visit the hospital every year."
The winning team will be revealed at a post-event party, where they'll be crowned 'Ireland's Smartest Techies'. Technology consultancy BearingPoint is the reigning champion, having won the 2017 Techies4TempleStreet treasure trail.
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As we slip into February spring doesn't seem far away at all, and that's very exciting for the Nature Centre team. Our new Madagascar Zone is opening on Saturday 1st April. We've still got lots of work to do but the new buildings for our new animals are well underway.
We're looking forward to welcoming ring-tailed lemurs, chameleons and a whole host of amazing Madagascan animals. We're keen to represent each animal catergory – invertebrates, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals – so they'll be plenty to admire!
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The Rules to Break, 3rd Edition
by Richard Templar
Publisher: Pearson Education Limited
Release Date: November 2015
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Book Description
A personal code for living
From a very young age you've been inundated with other people's well-intended rules. Whether from teachers, friends or parents, these helpful principles and bits of gracious advice are
to help you get on in life. The trouble is, many of these rules aren't true (at least not all the time) and yet they have a major influence on your life whether you realise it or not.
How do you sort the gold dust from the sawdust?
The Rules to Break,
international bestselling author Richard Templar exposes the most common phoney rules, explains what's wrong with them and then offers a refreshing alternative and a new way of thinking. Above all, he'll help you master the ability to truly think for yourself, so than you can follow a path that you've chosen, rather than blindly following someone else's.
It's your life. Why not live it your way?
Table of Contents
Title page
Rules to break
1 "Success is a good job earning lots of money"
Rule 1: Success is what you say it is
2 "Some people are just born lucky"
Rule 2: Don't envy other people
3 "You need the right qualifications"
Rule 3: Exams aren't the be all and end all
4 "Your parents are always right"
Rule 4: Don't expect your parents to be perfect
5 "Your parents are responsible for how you turn out"
Rule 5: Give your parents a break
6 "The world is against you"
Rule 6: You're responsible for your own life
7 "We all have an absolute right to be respected"
Rule 7: There's a balance between the right to respect, and tolerance
8 "You can choose your friends but you can't choose your family"
Rule 8: Your siblings should be your best friends for life
9 "Teacher knows best"
Rule 9: Getting on at school is not the same as getting on in life
10 "Have something to say for yourself"
Rule 10: If you find it hard to talk, try listening
11 "Some people are just difficult"
Rule 11: No one chooses to be difficult without a reason
12 "Don't waste your time on people who aren't worth it"
Rule 12: Suffer fools gladly. Well, suffer them, anyway
13 "You can't be cheerful if you're in pain"
Rule 13: Pain doesn't have to make you miserable
14 "Good work speaks for itself"
Rule 14: No one at work will know how good you are unless you tell them
15 "Do what it takes to get what you want"
Rule 15: Don't emotionally blackmail people
16 "A place for everything, and everything in its place"
Rule 16: It's not morally superior to be tidy
17 "It matters what other people think"
Rule 17: Don't live for other people's approval
18 "Give as good as you get"
Rule 18: You get what you give
19 "Stick with your own kind"
Rule 19: Your friends don't all need to be like you
20 "The best things in life are free"
Rule 20: Everything worth having hurts
21 "You can change people"
Rule 21: Don't try to change people
22 "It's where you're going that matters, not where you came from"
Rule 22: Be proud of your roots
23 "Friends are for life"
Rule 23: Friends come and go
24 "Mistakes are a bad thing"
Rule 24: Mistakes can be good
25 "Be a friend to everybody"
Rule 25: You don't have to like everyone
26 "… and everybody will be your friend"
Rule 26: … and not everyone will like you
27 "If you don't like it, tough"
Rule 27: Remember, you have a choice
28 "You need to get your chores over with"
Rule 28: Life's all about the little things
29 "Stay true to your dreams"
Rule 29: Priorities change over the years
30 "People have a right to know"
Rule 30: Know how to keep a secret
31 "Face your fears"
Rule 31: Replace the bad thoughts
32 "Make a New Year's resolution every year"
Rule 32: You can't change habits unless you want to
33 "Respect the elderly"
Rule 33: Respect everyone
34 "Look after number one"
Rule 34: Helping other people makes you feel good about yourself
35 "If you're in the firing line, keep your head down"
Rule 35: They can't walk all over you unless you're lying down
36 "Just ignore the bullies"
Rule 36: Don't let 'em bully you
37 "Think on your feet"
Rule 37: Be in control
38 "What you do is more important than why you do it"
Rule 38: Be honest with yourself
39 "You can judge a book by its cover"
Rule 39: Everyone has a backstory
40 "Put the past behind you"
Rule 40: You have to deal with your stuff before you can get on with your life
41 "What about me?"
Rule 41: It's not all about you
42 "Just once won't hurt"
Rule 42: Don't let bad habits get a foot in the door
43 "Be spontaneous"
Rule 43: Listen to the voices in your head
44 "Take one step at a time"
Rule 44: If you want big things to change, you have to make big changes
45 "The best people will be there for you for life"
Rule 45: People come and go, and it's OK
46 "Enjoy yourself while you're young"
Rule 46: Your body is for life
47 "Borrowing is OK so long as you can pay it back"
Rule 47: Don't get into debt
48 "Be generous"
Rule 48: Never lend money unless you're prepared to write it off
49 "Believe you're the best"
Rule 49: Know your real worth
50 "Don't allow people to make you feel bad"
Rule 50: The only thing you can control is you
51 "Some people just get to you"
Rule 51: No one can make you feel anything
52 "You can't help how you feel"
Rule 52: You feel what you think
53 "Actions speak louder than words"
Rule 53: Don't take anyone for granted
54 "Avoid unnecessary displays of emotion"
Rule 54: Say thank you out loud
55 "The internet makes you anonymous"
Rule 55: The Rules don't stop online
56 "Always seek to improve yourself"
Rule 56: Accept your shortcomings
57 "Strive for perfection"
Rule 57: Perfection can be a handicap
58 "You are the product of your genes"
Rule 58: You are the sum of your experiences (so make them good)
59 "Tomorrow is another day"
Rule 59: How you spend your day is how you spend your life
60 "There aren't enough hours in the day"
Rule 60: Know your limitations
61 "Always get off on the right foot from the start"
Rule 61: Bide your time to make a good impression
62 "Confident people know where they're going"
Rule 62: Everyone else is as lost as you
63 "Stand out from the crowd"
Rule 63: There's a fine line between being ubercool and being a total prat
64 "Appearances matter"
Rule 64: Be happy with the way you look
65 "It's just a drop in the ocean"
Rule 65: The insignificant is important
66 "The job comes first"
Rule 66: Don't mistake your career for your life
67 "Get it all out in the open"
Rule 67: Avoid conflict
68 "If you know you're in the right, don't back down"
Rule 68: Don't be afraid of compromise
69 "Some people are just asking for it"
Rule 69: Keep the moral high ground
70 "It's good to let your feelings out"
Rule 70: Don't trample on other people's emotions
71 "No one is perfect"
Rule 71: Be on the side of the angels, not the beasts
72 "Meet your deadlines"
Rule 72: Keep ahead of deadlines
73 "Give good advice"
Rule 73: Don't give advice
74 "Let people know when you're right"
Rule 74: Never say 'I told you so'
75 "Stick to what you're good at"
Rule 75: Stretch yourself
76 "You've a right to be treated fairly"
Rule 76: Stop expecting life to be fair
77 "The more you learn about a subject, the more of an expert you become"
Rule 77: The more you know, the more you don't
78 "You can't learn anything from a fool"
Rule 78: Learn from other people's mistakes
79 "If you're going to do something, do it properly"
Rule 79: You don't have to jump in the deep end
80 "Stick with what you know"
Rule 80: Step out of your comfort zone
81 "People will judge you by what you own"
Rule 81: Don't try to keep up with the Joneses
82 "Hide your mistakes"
Rule 82: Remember, you could be wrong – someone has to be
83 "Live in the present"
Rule 83: Keep perspective
84 "Know what you want"
Rule 84: You don't have to know what you want
85 "Guilt tells you where you're going wrong"
Rule 85: Don't do guilt
86 "Someone will make it better"
Rule 86: Pick yourself up (no one else will do it for you)
87 "Think through your problems"
Rule 87: Thinking hard doesn't always help
88 "Narrow down your options"
Rule 88: Look at all the options
89 "Stick to a plan"
Rule 89: Life is unpredictable
90 "Trust no one"
Rule 90: Trust everyone
91 "Trust everyone"
Rule 91: Trust no one
92 "Sometimes you need a good moan"
Rule 92: There are people who moan, and people who just get on with it
93 "Don't sacrifice yourself for a relationship"
Rule 93: It's the compromises that make relationships worth having
94 "Feelings should be rational"
Rule 94: Feelings aren't right or wrong – they just are
95 "Eat, drink and be merry …"
Rule 95: Stay alive
96 "I want doesn't get"
Rule 96: Ask for what you want
97 "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"
Rule 97: Look up
98 "Find yourself a safe job"
Rule 98: Follow your passion
99 "Protect your property"
Rule 99: People are more important than things
100 "You can't change horses in midstream"
Rule 100: It's never too late to start following the real Rules
Rules to follow
1 No man is an island
2 Two wrongs don't make a right
3 When in Rome, do as the Romans
4 Don't judge a book by its cover
5 For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
6 There's no such thing as a free lunch
7 Do as you would be done by
8 The pen is mightier than the sword
9 Keep dry, and away from children
10 Give it time


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Cathlamet clinic has permanent practitioners
September 14, 2017
The Family Health Center has been looking for the right people to staff the Wahkiakum Clinic in Cathlamet for years. They finally got their wish when Dr. Hassan Tabrizi joined the practice in July, and Nurse Practitioner Kristie Andreas, who has been at the clinic for a year, declared her intention to stay.
"We're so excited for them to be here," Clinic Manager Amanda Wisdom said. "We've been working really hard towards getting full time providers here for a couple years now, so we are happy to have them on board."
"We were really holding out for folks who wanted to be here, wanted to be in this kind of community and wanted to make a commitment," Dian Cooper, the Director of Family Health Center said.
Tabrizi, who has been practicing for over 20 years, is a graduate of Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, specializing in internal medicine.
In Andreas' book, that makes him pretty smart.
"It's mostly for adults," she said. "Your patients are sicker. A rash? That won't be him, that will be me."
"She knows more about women's care and children, so we complement each other," Tabrizi said.
Andreas is excited to have another provider in the office, to have another pair of eyes, another brain to tackle the health issues they will come across. Andreas has a master's degree in nursing from Texas A & M University and is board certified in family practice. She has been at the clinic for a year, and will officially become permanent on October 1.
She is thinking about adding psychiatric nurse practitioner to her resume as well.
"It's going to be very necessary and amazing for me to learn," Andreas said. "We have the inmates in our jail as patients, and we work with mental health. I think that would help me out in that setting."
Andreas, who was born in Alabama and spent many years in Texas, worked in Washington for a time before returning to Texas. She liked it in Washington and when one job changed, she decided it was time to return. That's how she ended up here.
Tabrizi learned about Wahkiakum County after a recent visit to Longview for work. The rural clinic appealed to him, and he's looking forward to the different challenges it will bring, as well as the quiet.
"You cannot fear much," Andreas said of working in a rural setting. "You've got to know we're the only people next to the dentist that can write a prescription in the area. That's kind of a big deal."
Andreas decided to stay because of the people, because she felt needed. And she's delighted by the response to Dr. Tabrizi.
"They love Dr. Tabrizi already," she said. "There was a lot of turnover over the past couple years, people terrified to come here for whatever reason. It's over. We're happy to see the community, with color and smiles, and their kids and their family. It's good."


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Jeremy Corbyn backed a plan to limit pay at companies with government contracts and proposed increasing income tax for higher earners yesterday as he attacked "fat-cat Britain".
During a chaotic day in which the Labour leader first backed a far-reaching cap on earnings, he said that companies wanting public contracts should give their bosses no more than 20 times the salary of their lowest-paid staff.
The move would lead to a huge fall in the earnings of chief executives of some outsourcing companies. The bosses of Capita and G4S received more than £2 million in 2015. Mr Corbyn said that his policy would limit salaries to about £350,000.
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at800, the organisation responsible for ensuring viewers can still watch Freeview when new mobile signals go live, today launched the UK's first postbox for Tweets – so a Tweet can now reach even those who aren't on Twitter.
People can Tweet a family member or friend using the hashtag #at800postbox. at800 will print the personalised message onto a traditional postcard and deliver it by post – completely free of charge. The recipient must live in one of the areas where 4G at 800 MHz will soon be activated.*
The at800 postbox is a light-hearted way to remind people where new 4G mobile services at 800 MHz are being activated and to highlight at800's role in resolving any Freeview disruption this could cause. It also acknowledges that many people choose not to use social media and some are not online at all. Under half of UK adults (48%) use social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, falling to just ten per cent for those over 65[1]. Two thirds of people aged over 75 have never been online[2].
So if viewers want to make sure their Gran knows who to call if EastEnders becomes unwatchable; or let a friend know where to turn if picture quality is disrupted during The X-Factor; or just remind a loved one they are thinking of them; a Tweet can now reach them even if they're not online.
Simon Beresford-Wylie, chief executive of at800, said: "Twitter users love to share their thoughts; and with our help, they can now Tweet friends and family who aren't on Twitter. As well as the personal message, the campaign aims to raise awareness of at800 and our role in helping to resolve Freeview disruption caused by 4G at 800 MHz for the small minority of viewers in the UK who might be affected."
During August the at800 postbox has been touring the UK to gather photographs at well-known locations in the cities where 4G at 800 MHz masts will soon be activated, including Birmingham, Brighton, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Sheffield.
How at800's postbox for Tweets works:
- Check to see if the person you want to Tweet is in an eligible area by clicking here.
- Tweet the message you'd like to send and include the hashtag #at800postbox.
- Follow @at800tv so we can have a direct message (DM) conversation to privately get the recipient's postal address.
- Confirm you agree to the terms and conditions.
- We will then print your message onto a special postcard and mail it – completely free of charge – to your friend or family member.
For more information, and how to get involved, visit https://at800.tv/at800postbox/
If viewers in affected areas do experience any new issues with Freeview, they should contact at800 on: 0333 31 31 800 or via at800.tv
Download a PDF copy of this release – at800 postbox launch
*Areas to which people can Tweet a message to be sent via postcard are Birmingham, Bradford, Brighton, Coventry, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Paisley, Guildford, Leeds and Bradford, Leicester, London, Manchester, Merseyside, Newbury, Newcastle upon Tyne, Nottingham, Sheffield, Slough, St. Albans, York.
at800 is the consumer brand of Digital Mobile Spectrum Limited (DMSL), the organisation responsible for ensuring people continue to receive free-to-air television when 4G mobile services operating at 800 MHz are launched. The organisation is funded by the UK mobile operators with 800 MHz spectrum allocations to provide 4G services – EE, Telefónica UK (O2), Three and Vodafone.
4G enables mobile devices such as smartphones, laptops and tablet PCs to access the internet at super-fast speeds and is expected to bring innovations in business, entertainment, education and public services. 4G mobile services at 800 MHz and digital TV operate in adjacent parts of the radio spectrum. Equipment that receives television signals, such as aerials, amplifiers and digital tuners, can fail to block 4G at 800 MHz. This can cause loss of sound, blocky images or loss of some or all Freeview channels. Freeview is the television that viewers receive through their aerial. BT Vision, YouView, TalkTalk and Top Up TV also provide Freeview services. Only new 4G services at 800 MHz could cause problems with Freeview; existing 4G services from EE operate at 1800 MHz and do not disrupt television reception. Satellite and cable TV services are unlikely to be affected by 4G at 800 MHz.
at800 will contact those households it predicts may be affected by this issue before 4G at 800 MHz is switched on in their area. It will also contact businesses, social housing departments, care homes, hospitals, schools and colleges to advise what action needs to be taken.
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The Invisibility Effect: How Large Celebrities Destroy Small Brands
In the constantly evolving landscape of the fashion industry, one method of marketing has managed to garner the attention of the masses for centuries. The celebrity endorsement is as old as celebrities are, and for good reason. When looking back on historic brands, famous faces are almost impossible to separate from the house they represented. Audrey Hepburn debuted her first outfit by Hubert de Givenchy over 60 years ago and still conjures an instant connection to the brand. Decades after the controversial Calvin Klein ad involving an underage Brooke Shields, her face still remains inseparable from the fashion line. However, in a modern landscape (especially the streetwear industry), fewer and fewer luminaries are consistently styled by the Haute Couture lords in Paris. As style has evolved, streetwear designers have replaced the classic high fashion houses to become the dominant form of dressing in mainstream American pop culture.
With the shift to smaller, less established houses, the impact of celebrity endorsements found itself undergoing a radical change. Suddenly, small brands that had a single garment worn by public figures found themselves losing sales revenue and less popular rather than experiencing expansion. Even small brands that had a consistent following before a public figure adopted their styling found that their core audience began to lose interest in their garments.
Enter: The Invisibility Effect. This phenomenon is best explained as the loss of relevance and sales following the celebrity endorsement of a single item or season of a smaller brand. For non-established fashion houses such as clothing start-ups or street-wear brands, having a celebrity in the public eye wear your clothes serves as an incredible boost to both exposure and sales. Artists such as A$AP Rocky put brands like BLVCK SCVLE on the map through wearing the label's clothing in his debut music video "Get High". After the meteoric rise of his debut mixtape transformed him into a cultural icon, BLVCK SCVLE truly believed that they had struck gold. Releasing a capsule collaboration collection with A$AP, BLVCK SCVLE was poised to catapult itself into becoming a major player in the streetwear industry.
These aspirations of changing the streetwear game were instead dashed apart as fast as they were concocted. BLVCK SCVLE went from the latest edgy street style brand to being sold in Zumiez right in-between Huf weed socks and Obey beanies in a matter of months. Rocky did not suffer any public scandals and wasn't embroiled in any PR nightmares; he simply stopped wearing the brand. Sales for BLVCK SCVLE plummeted following Lord Flacko's migration to established houses such as Maison Martin Margiela and, most famously, Raf Simons.
As a celebrity moves from small brand to small brand, the pieces that they wear are almost guaranteed to sell out. If the icon is big enough or the designs offered by the clothier are similar enough to the piece in question, maybe an entire season will sell out. What doesn't happen, however, is generation of lasting attention to future releases from the brand. The reasons for this are two-fold. When a celebrity wears an item from a boutique brand, "streetwear influencers" on Instagram and hypebeasts flock in droves to whoever released the garment to try and get their hands (and likes) on the same vestments as their icon. This creates a massive amount of hype towards a specific item, but not towards the actual story behind a brand.
The other, and often underlooked, impact that a star has when wearing a piece of clothing from an unestablished brand is the contrarian pushback from long term fans of the brand. Large influxes of hype and attention towards smaller, underground brands can invoke the ire of the original supporters of the brand, channeling the hipster mentality of "It was cool before it got big". As the masses flock to a certain item, hardcore supporters historically have separated themselves from a brand to appear more genuine in their tastes in clothing. These two elements when combined serve to spell brand death to smaller labels once the initial buzz has worn off. Even long after an icon and their legions of fan-boys have moved on, the initial supporters still will feel resentment that their boutique brand was trampled on for the sake of clout. In this day and age, with thousands of streetwear startups and clothing boutiques to choose from, having resentment towards one brand is the last thing a designer desires.
Surprisingly, The Invisibility Effect can also extend to more established brands who haven't experienced mainstream success in recent years. Earlier this year, Frank Ocean wore a The Hundreds shirt with the words "Maintain the Mystery" embroidered across the chest. While the shirt, as expected, sold out on all websites within an hour of being identified, the pushback in the streetwear community was noticeable. I reached out to some core fans (Apparently there are some still) of The Hundreds and asked them about their views in regards to the sudden spike of attention given to the brand. These fans viewed the selling out of the one shirt and nothing else as "disingenuous" and "artificial hype". They believed that the influx of people who bought the shirt had no respect for this history of the label or its story and were merely trying "to cash in on Frank Ocean's success". On a larger level, the legendary comments from the editor of Thrasher Jake Phelps readily come to mind when thinking about pushback from brand loyalists in response to the hype. While not many fans would publically go on record calling Justin Beiber and Rihanna "Fucking clowns", the sentiment that sudden mainstream attention ruins smaller brands is echoed across message boards and forum posts.
The one brand that has consistently shown that they could escape The Invisibility Effect is none other than Neek Lurk's pastel depression brainchild, Anti-Social Social Club. In the span of a month, Kanye West, Rihanna, and Kim Kardashian were all photographed wearing hoodies from this clothier. As expected, the items worn by the holy trinity of streetwear trendsetters sold out instantly as well as the rest of the available season. Taking notice of this, Neek chose to make all future seasons of ASSC the exact same design reprinted in different colors. While this move earned him the ire of the streetwear community, this move more importantly allowed the average clothing consumer to capture the same styles of Lord Ye or RiRi season after season. By keeping the designs 90% similar to the items that put his brand on the map, Neek prevented The Invisibility Effect from plummeting the sales of his brand. The item that became the du jour hoodie of the summer instead became a staple of the ASSC offerings, allowing his customers to capture a slice of the style and power of some of the most important social media influencers.
As the streetwear industry evolves from large companies to grassroot labels, the ways in which the impact of celebrities wearing single items and short-term endorsements of a brand are changing rapidly. No longer are the days when a style icon can popularize a boutique brand by of wearing a single item and never wearing it again. In this day and age, the only way an influencer can truly build a brand is if a consistent and varied set of garments are styled over the span of months. By showing the versatility and offering of a brand instead of a single hype piece, followers of the artist are significantly more inclined to explore the offerings and history of a brand, which also reduces the alienation of the core fans as they feel that their favorite brand is achieving success due to designs and story, not just pure hype.


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This wooden funny bathroom sign is made from pine, and measures Approx 5.5"H x 13"W. It reads "If You Want To Move Forward Quit Looking Back". The front is painted Black then distressed, the back is stained . Router spot in the back for hanging.
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The Heart Part Episode 009: Making the Case for "Play"
Now, it's probably odd that I would be making a case for play as the title states in the first full week of March. But honestly, it is the PERFECT TIME. As I scroll through my timeline, people including myself are ALREADY feeling the need to take breaks albeit from work or social media. Ya'll its only the first week of March. So maybe it's time we take a look at our work schedules and incorporate play in our lives, before hitting a wall.


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On the same day in December I went to two public meetings and in a post mortem thought how they presented a portrait of old Hamilton and new Hamilton.
The first meeting was about traffic. A city official was assigned to a marathon session of answering questions, and explaining the role of speed bumps, chokers, and knock down sticks. It was a review of the North End traffic management plan, held at a small room in a recreation centre. Most of the attendees were 40 plus, well versed in neighbourhood issues and seemingly worn down to a weary acceptance of complex traffic woes.
The next meeting was held by Environment Hamilton at Merit Brewing on James North. They were updating the year's achievements and unveiling a new logo. There were a lot of young people at the meeting, they chugged craft beer and ate sausage while hearing about air monitoring, tree planting and a Climate Action Campaign. The meeting was convivial, even hopeful. The young people did not have that air of perpetual irritability you see at neighbourhood meetings. It was thought provoking to be in a room full of energy and enthusiasm.
It's too simple to say that neighbourhood meetings are full of pessimistic old folk, but I bet at any neighbourhood meeting anywhere in Hamilton, you'll see a core group who have been fighting the good and sometimes bad fight, for years. You can't help but get cranky and suspicious after 30 to 40 years of wrestling with official plans and studies and surveys.
What I hoped for after seeing the beards and the cool haircuts and tattoos at the Environment Hamilton meeting, was that some of these people start coming out in greater numbers to neighbourhood meetings. Not to say they should all be environmentalists, but young would be good, new ideas would be good, and fresh perspective too.
Sometime after those meetings, I took a walk around Gore Park. There was an excellent art show at the lovely Red Church Cafe + Gallery called Heart of the City: Art Celebrates the Gore, with paintings, photos and mixed media pieces celebrating and reflecting 150 years of the Gore. Red Church is a new and welcome spot in Victoria Hall at 68 King Street East. It's been a beleaguered stretch bordering the Gore, with elegant buildings eroding with neglect and others maintaining their dignity against all odds.
As I left the cafe I looked at the street scape and the skyline. The beautiful Right House was bathed in twilight, and the new 20 storey student residence was visible behind the renovation of the William Thomas building on James Street North. Like those two meetings it was symbolic of the old enduring Hamilton starting to share space with the new. New buildings, new young people, and new ideas. Maybe we won't like it all but staying static is the path to decay.
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Reggae artist Anthony B, whose real name is Keith Anthony Blair, has been exonerated on a 2013 possession of marijuana with intent to distribute charge in the United States.
The Jamaican entertainer was informed of the discontinuation by US authorities two weeks ago.
"I have always maintained my innocence, and I feel vindicated that the courts have seen it fit to discontinue this trumped up case against me. I was not guilty, I did not have any weed in my possession, and justice has been served," Anthony B said.
Hype Life Magazine understands that in 2013, Anthony B spent five days in a Georgia jail after he and nine members of his band and road crew were arrested in that state for ganja-related charges.
Ten persons were pulled over by state police on January 27 for a window tint violation along Interstate 75 in Houston County.
Five ounces of ganja and US$7,900 were found in the vehicle. All were subsequently charged for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute the weed.
Anthony B was released after posting bond of $1,000 for each charge. Nine others arrested and charged with similar offences.
The singjay, who first made a name with fiery songs like "Fire Pon Rome" and "Raid The Barn" in the late 1990s, followed up with a high dancehall single, the chart-burning number one single, "Tease Her," in the early 2000s.
In July 2013, he released the critically acclaimed 'Tribute to Legends', an album of cover versions of songs by artists such as Bob Marley, The Maytals, John Lennon, Ray Charles, Elvis Presley, and Ini Kamoze.
He is in the middle of a resurgence with his career with his latest single, "How Do You Sleep?," being a regular fixture in the top 10 of the FIWI Choice Top Ten charts, while a new single, "Low Mi Wid Mi Weed" is getting favourable airplay on FM radio.
He is now on a European tour.


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Handmade Stamped Cards Inspired by Kindness Rocks
August 25, 2017
Hi everyone!
Teri here. Have you heard of the Kindness Rocks Project? This project is pretty simple. Paint some rocks with a message or a sweet design and randomly leave them for someone to find. They may be found by children or adults. And they can keep or hide the rocks again for someone else to find.
I walk most mornings in a number of my town's parks. And I've stumbled on quite a few of these rocks lately. They've been placed on trees, left on benches and even left next to walls. My favorite rock find yet? This inspiring rock I found on a bench on a particularly stressful morning. It sure made me smile.
When I mentioned my rock finds to my friends, a number of them commented how they had found rocks or how their communities were big into the "rock painting" thing. Who knew that so many people were into it?!
That got me thinking about Technique Tuesday's Rock Family clear stamp set. I'm going to use it to make a few rock-inspired cards to send to my favorite rock finders and rock painters.
Just like painting real rocks, you can be super creative when coloring in the rocks in this stamp set.
Tam created this fun birthday card by using non-traditional colors to color in the rocks.
I just love the stack with the two baby rocks. Can you imagine finding a stack of Kindness Rocks looking just like that? So fun!
I made a stamped card as well.
I went more traditional by coloring in the rocks with grays and browns. Now that I've found a few Kindness Rocks, I'm inspired to make another card with these stamps and follow Tam's lead by using non-traditional colors!


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Title: The Gainesville Traffic Management System
Abstract: The City of Gainesville, along with its funding partners, is in the process of implementing an Advanced Traffic Management System for Alachua County and surrounding areas. The project's $18.2 price tag includes upgrading all the signal cabinets county-wide, building a fiber-optic based ethernet network, signal retiming, emergency vehicle response system, installing traffic monitoring cameras, a new Traffic Management Center and much more.
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Crude rallied to over $31 a barrel during Wednesday's session but the strength in the commodity failed to lift oil and gas stocks, which posted a second consecutive losing session.
Conseco's bankruptcy filing weighed on the broader market and led to a double-digit decline in the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -2.37%. See Market Snapshot.
In commodities trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, January crude closed at $30.44, up 34 cents. February becomes the lead month for crude on Friday. Natural gas for January delivery added 3.8 cents to $5.278 per million British thermal units. See Futures Movers.
The PSE Oil Service Index OSX, -5.31% gave up 2.4 percent to close at 88.77. The benchmark closed Monday at 92.90 - its best finish since the end of June.
Halliburton Co. HAL, -5.09% was the top percentage loser, shedding 4 percent to close at $19.55. The company announced a proposed settlement on asbestos-related claims on Wednesday. See story.
McDermott International MDR, +1.82%, which also has asbestos-related exposure, added 12.4 percent to close at $4.16.
The major integrated oils were also lower, with ConocoPhillips COP, -3.52% down 1 percent to close at $49.28. Dow Industrials component ExxonMobil XOM, -2.99% tacked on 2 cents to close at $35.54. The CBOE Oil Index OIX, +1.43% was off 1 percent to close at 259.71.
Decliners trumped advancers among natural gas merchants and utilities.
The Philadelphia Utility Index UTY, -1.03% was off fractionally to close at 256.14.


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Well started of my day with another Pure Barre class. Then we had appointment with electrician at the house. That ran long but little one powered through and we had a late lunch at Sub King. I managed to wear my waist trainer for four hours. Tonight I ordered pizza for me and kiddos. Wish washer was fixed but tomorrow they are supposed to be coming with parts they need. My roots are horrible in need of getting my hair done badly it's been months. Hopefully I will be able to get it done before our vacation. I have four more classes of Pure Barre then I need to sign up when we get back from vacation. The kids Easter items should arrive tomorrow and my Martha & Marley Spoon Box as well. Waiting on my It Works Shipment as well. It's our three year wedding anniversary tomorrow 😍So we will be going out to dinner and a movie tomorrow night. I will figure out what to pack for our trip and see if I can get my nails done before trip. It's been 31 days so far on my health challenge and I'm only 3 more classes away from completed 20 classes in 31 days for Pure Barre March challenge. Well hope everyone had a great Monday.
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I got to check another type of wedding off my list last month: an elopement/courthouse wedding! These always sounded very fun to me (just portraits and nothing else?! I'm in!), so when Amanda contacted me to shoot a few portraits of her and Ron after their ceremony, I was very excited. I didn't know until I got there that they had brought along a little wedding party (2 close friends) and that they were going to be dressed up so wonderfully! They had a lot of little details in their outfits that I loved and really gave the images a little something special. Everyone was so relaxed and fun, just how a wedding should be, without the stress of planning a huge affair (they had a BBQ at their house after the photos). Amanda and Ron are about to embark on another exciting journey (parenthood!) in about 4 months or so, and I wish them all the best, thanks for letting me tag along on your day guys!
Couple: Amanda Myers and Ron Nicolle
Ceremony Location: Peel Plaza, Saint John, NB
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Photo Locations: Peel Plaza, Harriett Irving Park and Irving Nature Park, Saint John, NB
Hair & Make-up: Element 5 Day Spa // Dress: Adoring Dress // Bridesmaid's Dress: Pseudio // Nails: Element 5 Day Spa // Tie/Bowtie: The Tie Bar // Men's Attire: JC Penny // Flowers: DYI // Photography: Geneviève Flynn Photography


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Hello there.
A cultural mutt is how I like describing myself to people. Being half British, half Mexican has definitely shaped and formed who I am growing up. I like to say my inspirations and styles have been shaped by the colorful indigenous patterns of Mexican culture with the blend of the historic, traditional architecture of England.
My love for design started in high school when I was in a sculpture class. I wasn't always sure it was going to become a career for me but little did I know that, that passion I had in high school would come back to find me in my University studies.
After transferring to Auburn, I decided to take a chance on myself as well as industrial design. While working the hardest I ever have in my life, I managed to make it into the program with the other 44 students I was going to spend the rest of my college career with. Since then, the way I look at life, art, and pretty much everything, have changed for the better.
I am now a proud Auburn University graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Design and a Minor in Spanish.


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After being listed for sale in January this year, the 54.9m M/Y Serenity has been sold with Katya Jaimes and Frank Grzeszczak of IYC representing the seller and Kevin Callahan of Moran Yacht & Ship introducing the buyer.
Having completed a 9,400 nautical mile journey over 42 days from Australia, Serenity arrived for the Palm Beach International Boat Show this year just one day prior to its start. A buyer was subsequently found, the contract was signed one week later and the deal was closed within the month for the final asking price of €36 million.
54.9m Serenity
Serenity is constructed with a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure and was delivered at Heesen Yachts' facility in Oss in 2011. The naval architecture is a collaborative effort by Heesen's design team and Van Oossanen Naval Architects, whilst the interior and exterior work was carried out by Omega Architects.
Serenity offers accommodation for 12 guests over a six stateroom layout, comprising an opulent owner's suite on the main deck with floor-to-ceiling windows, walk-in wardrobes, a private office, a marble bathroom and a large Jacuzzi tub.
Other notable features of the yacht include a fully equipped gym on the sun deck (with sliding doors and air-conditioning for climate control), a sauna, a steam room, a massage room, an on-deck Jacuzzi and a large swim platform. She has a full complement of tenders and water sports gear with a tender garage for convenient storage. She also has a range of up to 4,000 nautical miles at 16 knots, or 6,000+ nautical miles at a more economical 10-knot speed.
The 54.9m build has a large gross tonnage of 858 GT. The average Heesen build on the market at the moment offers 8.7 gross tons per metre (LOA), but Serenity offers 15.6 gross tons per metre – almost double the interior volume per metre of length.
Serenity is one of several post-2010 Heesen builds that are currently on the market. The other listings include the likes of 49.8m Septimus, 50m Rocket, 50m Monaco Wolf and 46.7m Lady Petra, with the latter two being listed for sale earlier this year.
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One of my favorite things about riding is all of the interesting places a bicycle can take me. Recently I was given the opportunity to head back to my parents house and ride in a not so common place. I made a route based on roads I knew and ones I had never taken that was mostly dictated by where there wasn't high water from monsoon season.
When I reached the last bicycle safe east west corridor and it was flooded I decided that it was better to try and fail than to turn around and retrace my steps. The picture right is on the east side of the 1/2 mile pond on paige rd. At its deepest I might compare it to Lake Baikal soaking my bike up to its hubs. I made it through the flood but not without soaking my feet and drive train!
I finished the route meandering farm roads up to the Spotsylvania courthouse and then shooting north back to Fredericksburg. rounding out the trip with 70 miles, not bad for a 4 hour ride!
I recreated most of my route here
Along the adventure I stopped at a beautiful old baptist church to recharge myself. This church in Paige, VA was from the year 1800. I rested under the shade of a big tree and enjoyed a snack. After leaving my lunch break things got even more fun!


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Welcome to Mason Consolidated School's Transportation Department web site.
Transportation employees serve an important role in the educational process. For most students, transportation employees represent the first contact they have with our school district each morning, as well as the last contact on the way home each afternoon.
Transportation employees are responsible for the safe, efficient, and timely transportation of over 1300 Mason students. In addition, we provide transportation for extra-curricular and community education events. Safety is our prime concern, but nearly as important, is the impact we have on building a positive school experience for students, and good community relations with parents and community.
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Jennifer Mominee
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Erie, Michigan, 48133
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Last week, my family and I went on a road trip to Alberta and visited Revelstoke, BC on our way. Using RoadsideAttractions.ca as a guide, I found a few roadside attractions in Revelstoke that you might just find interesting.
Wooden Head
A large wooden head can be found at Woodenhead Park which is located on the outskirts of Revelstoke just off the Trans-Canada Highway. There you will find a recreation area with a kid's playground, a walking trail and benches to sit and relax. I really enjoyed taking a break there after a long drive.
A sign explains that Woodenhead was created in the 1930's by local resident Peter Fuoco in his free time while working on the Big Bend Highway project. Using a double bitted axe and some chisels, he decided to try his hand at sculpting. Government officials were so impressed by the creation that they took the finished sculpture and set it along the highway as one of the first road safety warnings in B.C. The sign advised speeding motorists "Not to be a Woodenhead" and to slow down. In the 1960's, when the Trans-Canada Highway opened, Woodenhead was moved to town and became a local heritage artifact. In 2005, the restoration of Woodenhead and the construction of the protective roofing was carried out by the City of Revelstoke.
Grizzly Bears
Life-size grizzly bear statues (a male and a female with a cub) stand at the entrance of Grizzly Plaza. This part of Revelstoke is particularly charming with cobblestone streets and heritage buildings.
The sculptors involved in the statues were Fran Jenkins and Bill Cameron and the foundry was Tom Lynn.
Smokey The Bear
Unfortunately, I missed capturing Smokey the Bear myself but it is there! The largest Smokey the Bear sits at the entrance to the Smokey the Bear campground. This is just west of Revelstoke, at the turnoff for the Boulder Mountain (just off the Trans-Canada Highway). Smokey was a mascot in the 1950s to encourage others to prevent forest fires as he was orphaned as a result one.
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Holly Fulton / Fall 2012 RTW
This collection is very different to the other collection that I have posted. I like how she incorporated color to a season where many people get all of their black out and she was not afraid of using bold print. I really like it
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We continue again this month with our "summer light" series of easier-than-usual stroke problems with this offering for June, which is, as you will see if you figure it out, a bit mis-labeled. And be forewarned, after this series concludes it's back to the hard ones!
After you solve it click on Read More to check your answer.
10-7 3-10 15-6 1-10 19-15 10-19 20-24 19-28 30-26 White Wins. It's debatable whether you'd call this a stroke problem or a block problem, but either way, it's an entertaining position.


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"From a very early age, perhaps the age of five or six, I knew that when I grew up I should be a writer. Between the ages of about seventeen and twenty-four I tried to abandon this idea, but I did so with the consciousness that I was outraging my true nature and that sooner or later I should have to settle down and write books." -George Orwell, "Why I Write"
Philip Roth says it sucks to be a writer. Elizabeth Gilbert says it's the best job ever (of course, if you go flitting around the world eating, loving, and praying on a book advance, you can't have too much to complain about). Who wins?
Avi Steinberg, who explained on The New Yorker blog that Roth's warning to a young writer was a way of toughening him up, making sure he's ready and willing to enter the guild.
"That's the kind of a person it takes to be a writer: someone who's zealous and ready to argue, someone who has Philip Roth tell him, "It's torture, don't do it," and replies, "You had me at 'torture.' " You don't enter into it because it's a great lifestyle decision—it isn't—you do it because, for whatever reason, you believe in it, and you believe in it because, for whatever reason, you need to believe in it."


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IGN heads straight to the source to find out the latest on the videogame license.
The NFL treated a group of writers to a tour of their offices in New York the week of the draft, and while we were there, Tim Langley, the manager of consumer products for the league and the man behind the infamous EA Sports exclusivity deal agreed to answer a few questions from the pool of journalists. Here is what he had to say…
EA doesnt have to do anything to make madden any better as long as the license is exclusive. But the NFL is probably OK with that as they have full and absolute control. They dont care about better as long as they have control.
This dude is clearly planted by EA into the NFL. He's talking about how much access EA has to the real sport. Yet....... that does not help them in anyway too make a better game. either that, or they have a team of blind dev dudes checking out the highlights. I only say that because the sound on Madden usually rocks while everything else flat out sucks ars!
2K FOOTBALL will help spur competition. I vowed not to play a football game again untill 2K comes back and I've been doing great with the promise.


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Martin Jones turned aside all 24 shots he faced as San Jose moved into first place in the Pacific Division with a 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Monday in Saint Paul, Minn.
Barclay Goodrow and Tomas Hertl each scored, and Logan Couture converted a penalty shot for the Sharks, who have won five in a row to move past the idle Calgary Flames atop the Pacific.
Jones notched his third shutout of the season and second against the Wild, as he made 26 saves in San Jose's 4-0 win at Minnesota on Dec. 18. The 29-year-old stopped 73 of 76 shots in a three-game season sweep of the Wild, and he has saved 128 of 137 shots during his five-game overall winning streak.
Devan Dubnyk turned aside 26 shots for Minnesota, which began a season-high, five-game homestand by dropping its second straight contest following an eight-game point streak (6-0-2).
Blackhawks 7, Coyotes 1
Brendan Perlini collected his first NHL hat trick as host Chicago won its third straight game, thrashing Arizona. Perlini was acquired from the Coyotes via trade in November.
Corey Crawford made 24 saves for the Blackhawks, who erased an early deficit with authority by scoring seven unanswered goals.
Patrick Kane, Chris Kunitz, Brandon Saad and Jonathan Toews were the other goal-scorers for Chicago. Richard Panik opened the scoring for Arizona.
Oilers 3, Rangers 2 (OT)
Leon Draisaitl's one-timer 35 seconds into overtime gave Edmonton a win over visiting New York.
After giving up an early 2-0 lead, the Oilers escaped with two points thanks to yet another big performance from Draisaitl, who also collected two assists. Draisaitl has 33 points (18 goals, 15 assists) over his past 21 games, and he has recorded at least one point in each of his past 14 games.
Connor McDavid assisted on Draisaitl's winner, and he also scored a goal. Matt Benning added a goal for the Oilers while Brendan Lemieux and Brett Howden found the net for the Rangers.
Hurricanes 3, Avalanche 0
Petr Mrazek had 38 saves for his third shutout in his past eight games, Andrei Svechnikov had two goals and an assist, and surging Carolina beat Colorado in Denver.
Dougie Hamilton also scored to back Mrazek, who is 7-1-0 over the eight-game span. Carolina moved ahead of Pittsburgh for third place in the Metropolitan Division with its 13th win in the last 17 games. The teams are tied with 83 points, but the Hurricanes hold the first tiebreaker.
Philipp Grubauer stopped 30 shots for the Avalanche.
Lightning 6, Maple Leafs 2
Tyler Johnson and Cedric Paquette each scored twice as Tampa Bay won at Toronto.
The Lighting became the fourth team in NHL history to reach 110 points through 70 games. They have won two of three games this season from the Maple Leafs.
Anthony Cirelli and Ondrej Palat also scored for Tampa Bay. Ryan McDonagh, Yanni Gourde and Jan Rutta added two assists apiece. Auston Matthews and Connor Brown collected goals for Toronto.
Islanders 2, Blue Jackets 0
Thomas Greiss recorded his fifth shutout of the year, and Ryan Pulock and Anders Lee scored in New York's win over Columbus in Uniondale, N.Y.
Greiss, who made 31 saves, improved to 3-0-0 against Columbus this season with his 13th career shutout. He also blanked the Blue Jackets behind a 31-save effort on Feb. 14 in Columbus.
Pulock scored a first-period goal and Lee added a late empty-netter for the Islanders, who have won three of their past four. Sergei Bobrovsky made 18 saves for Columbus, which has lost five of its past eight.
Flyers 3, Senators 2
Michael Raffl scored a goal and added an assist in his 400th career NHL game, lifting host Philadelphia past Ottawa.
Oskar Lindblom and Scott Laughton each scored for the Flyers, who won their second in a row. Flyers goaltender Brian Elliott made 20 saves.
Chris Tierney and Filip Chlapik each scored a goal for the Senators, who dropped their fourth straight game. Craig Anderson stopped 33 shots.
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The SRA have just released their Spring Update to their Risk Outlook. Everyone's thoughts turn to worries about getting something wrong and being sued for negligence. As a profession we are getting more risk-averse. No-one 'takes a view' on a point and instead everyone recommends getting title insurance (though don't get me started on that!).
But what are the main reasons why conveyancers get sued? And bear in mind that conveyancing (and particularly commercial conveyancing) is one of the biggest risk areas in legal practice.
Most people would think that not being up to date on the law is going to lead to negligence claims. But is that so? The truth is actually quite different…
The most common causes of mistakes are apparently, in order of frequency:
- Missed time limits, issue dates, break clauses, expiry, service of notices, etc. Case management systems can help with this.
- Poor communication between client and lawyers, and other team members. In my view this is the trickiest one to deal with.
- Lack of, or poor supervision. Again good management practice helps here.
- Undertakings. One wonders why we give them at all. No other profession does – are they a relict that should be scrapped? But what would replace them? Escrow accounts perhaps? For the future…
- Ineffective organization of files, papers, documents, desks, projects, etc. Lexcel or similar systems can deal with this risk.
- And at the bottom - Lack of knowledge of the law - Surprisingly this is the last one on the list but it is the thing that most lawyers focus on much more than any of the others!
These issues are often seen combined together in a case where there has been negligence. For example say a key date has been missed, usually for the service of a notice or issuing of proceedings. Then often there will be a dispute with a client as to whether it was the responsibility of the client or the solicitor to serve the notice, or whether the solicitor should have reminded the client of the approaching deadline. Communication issues are often underneath every problem.
Why is communication a problem for lawyers?
Effective communication takes time spent on each case, and time is expensive. Legal work is being streamlined to spend as little time on each case as possible and often much less time is spent with clients than in years gone by.
But paradoxically there is vastly more 'stuff' that clients need to be told, and understand. So how do we do this? We send out long bespoke reports to cover our backs – despite the fact that we know the clients are unlikely to read them all or understand them. Ask yourself – is there any other service provider in the modern world that does this – NO!
So what could we do to communicate better?
- First of all – communicate more frequently and update clients on a drip feed rather than information overload. Outcomes Focused Regulation has this as one of their Indicative Behaviours.
- At the very start give clients a pre-prepared flow-chart or guide overview to the whole procedure in an attractively designed online or paper format.
- Don't reinvent the wheel – have pre-prepared explanations of points that you need to explain time and time again.
- When you tell a client you have reached a stage in a transaction, give them a link to a short explanation of what this is, why it is important, and how they can help move things forward. See below for an example of this.
- Don't use jargon, or legalese. Use plain English. Don't say to clients 'oh it's a technical legal point' – actually explain it to them so that they can understand and take the risk, not you. This is where prepared explanations come in handy.
- Make sure your client actually understands the point in question - it will not necessarily be a defence to a LeO complaint to say 'I put it in a report'. The LeO may still find against you otherwise.
One new idea to help prevent communication problems is the InTouch App - it allows you to keep clients in the loop at each stage, with the key points they need to know available to them. Using doesn't take up precious time yet many clients will be able to know exactly where their case is at any time, without bothering you for updates. Although InTouch only deals with conveyancing, the possibilities are there to create something similar for any line of legal work. Will the traditional paper reports be the norm in 5 years time?
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Incheon-Jinan, Weihai-sea multimodal channel open
Shandong post Express Logistics company will using Jinan, and Qingdao, and Yantai, and Weihai post port of channel resources and convenience clearance policy, combined in the Han shipping mail Express products and the overseas warehouse strategy layout, through provides package of clear shut, and rebate, and transport, and delivery, quality high excellent of service, for Shandong province 20,000 more than home across border electric business enterprise and Korea Electric business platform provides convenient quality of integrated logistics platform, promote Shandong across border electric business industry development, and will Shandong build became national across border electric business important port.
Jinan, Jinan customs in support of cross-border e-commerce development issued a shipment in channel post office transit customs declaration policies, to cross-border sea transport in Weihai port resources extended to Jinan, Jinan has the air and ocean freight intermodal port and the port of air and ocean freight customs clearance service. Subsequently, the EMS said it will apply for Jinan Exchange Bureau and exchanges to achieve total international mail package direct direct, cross-border shipments are to be spent 1-2 days, and further enhance port of Jinan's logistics function.


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Murphy signs bill moving budget message to March
February 21, 2018
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy will officially unveil his first budget next month.
Murphy signed a bill into law Wednesday moving the date of the speech from Tuesday to March 13.
By law, the governor must deliver his budget message to the Legislature by the fourth Tuesday in February, but lawmakers regularly pass exceptions for new governors.
Murphy inherited the second half of the fiscal 2018 budget Republican Chris Christie. He will write his first budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1.
Murphy has promised to ramp up spending on pensions and education, financed in part by an income tax increase on millionaires. But Senate President Steve Sweeney has said he views the tax hike as a "last resort."
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You hear a lot about how SharePoint can help a business become more
efficient and therefore more productive. And maybe you're wondering how that works.
Here's how. Automation.
Automating your document-intensive back-office routines with SharePoint automation will not only make your operations more efficient and more productive, it'll save you money.
Because with fewer pieces of paper to be handled, you'll need fewer people to handle them.
And by transforming manual paper-based processes into electronic ones, you'll be able to continuously monitor, measure and improve your back-office operations.
What's more, automation can lower legal and regulatory risks by classifying and storing content in an orderly and easily accessible manner for compliance purposes.
In addition to cutting the number of manual, time-consuming, morale-killing repetitive tasks, SharePoint automation prevents information from being trapped in virtual silos. And since it can be shared across the company, collaboration becomes second nature.
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Linda Cregan and Sharon Hodgson MP lined up for Westminster Forum
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Linda Cregan, chief executive officer of the Children's Food Trust and co-chair of the School Food Plan Alliance, and Sharon Hodgson MP, APPG on School Food, will both take part in the Westminster Food & Nutrition Forum Keynote Seminar in June.
Written by Andrew McClean
Sara Jayne Stanes, chief executive, The Royal Academy of Culinary Arts and ehief executive, Adopt a School Trust and Amena Warner, head of clinical services, Allergy UK will also be on the panel.
The Childhood Obesity Plan, current food standards, and food education & industry partnerships will all be discussed by the panel. The Children's Food Trust helped structure the agenda.
The event will take place on June 27th in central London.


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By Jim Giles WHEN Israeli troops pulled out of Gaza last week, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict seemed as intractable as ever. More than 100 Palestinians were killed during the incursion. Shortly after, a lone Palestinian gunman killed eight Jewish students in Jerusalem. As the dust settles, politicians in Israel, the US and the Palestinian territories are debating what to do next. Further attacks could make the situation worse, but talks might come to nothing. Which path should they take, and are there any other options? What if there were a method, even a crude one,


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Your Personality and Your Disease Resistance
Researchers have recently been looking into why some people succumb to different chronic illnesses while others retain their good health. There has been a lot of discussion about the possibilities of a type of personality that is, in a very real way, "disease resistant".
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