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Table of Contents
Installing Pulse Insights Code Snippet
Viewing All Surveys From Your Dashboard
Creating Or Editing A New Survey
QAing Surveys With Live Preview
Displaying Surveys Using JavaScript
Integrating Survey Responses With Other Services
Using The Pulse Insights API To Submit Survey Responses
Installing Pulse Insights Code Snippet
In order for surveys to display, you need your Pulse Insights code snippet placed on all pages that will collect feedback.
We recommend placing your Pulse Insights code snippet, found under the setup menu, just above the closing body of all pages of your entire site(s). The Pulse Insights code snippet also works well when deployed by a tag management system.
- Your Pulse Insights snippet works across secure and non-secure pages
- We recommend placing above the closing /body tag or configuring to fire after the page has loaded
- We recommend placing your snippet on all pages of your site
- You can deploy the Pulse Insights tag via any tag manager. Many have built-in templates for our tag.
- The code snippet is asynchronous and won't block the rest of the page from loading
- The Pulse Insights JavaScript is loaded from a CDN so it is highly available and loads from a server close to the end user
Viewing All Surveys From Your Dashboard
Pulse Insights gives you an at-a-glance view of your surveys from your Survey Dashboard.
Key features of the Survey Dashboard include:
- Survey name, which is a friendly name you give each survey but is not visible to end users.
- Survey Status:
- Draft: means not currently firing; used before a survey launches
- Live: means it is firing for end users
- Paused: means it is temporarily not firing for end users, but is expected to be turned back live
- Complete: means the survey has reached either its goal or end date
- Archived: means that it is complete and not actively being managed or analyzed
- Impressions: shows many times the survey has been rendered to a page
- Submissions: number of completed submissions. For surveys with follow-up questions, at least one question was answered.
- Submission rate: submissions / impressions
- Goal and Goal % Complete: number of submissions you're targeting. Survey will stop displaying when the submissions goal is met.
- Last submission: date and timestamp of the most recent survey submission (times are in GMT)
- Last change: user and datestamp of the most recent edit to the survey
You can also create new surveys, edit/view existing surveys, delete surveys, toggle live/paused, and search surveys from the dashboard.
Creating A Survey
Creating a new survey consists of three key steps:
- Defining the basics like Survey Name and Submission Goal (General)
- Defining the questions and survey formatting
- Defining targeting conditions that define when survey will render to end users
Step 1: Defining The General Survey Options
Survey Name: We suggest structuring your naming conventions so that it remains easy to find surveys as your learning plan grows.
Survey Status:
- Draft: means not currently firing; used before a survey launches
- Live: means it is firing for end users
- Paused: means it is temporarily not firing for end users, but is expected to be turned back live
- Complete: means the survey has reached either its goal or end date
- Archived: means that it is complete and not actively being looked at
Submissions Goal: the submissions goal represents how many responses you'd like to receive to feel confident that you have a representative set of answers to your question.
Step 2: Defining Questions & Formatting
On this tab, you define survey questions to ask, follow-up question logic, and how the survey is formatted for end users.
The page is divided into question definition (left) and formatting options (right).
Question Formatting
Invitation: an optional invitation enables users to opt-in to take a brief survey. Since Pulse Insights Surveys are often just one question long and used in-line, an invitation to take a survey is typically not necessary and is not used by default.
Question Types
Pulse Insights supports single answer, multiple answer, and free text questions. Pulse Insights also offers an add-on product, Concierge, which enables a rich & immersive custom response to a user's selection. If available, this is configured using the Custom Content Card. When creating a new question, you can select the appropriate question type.
Single Choice Questions:
Single choice questions mean that the user selects the single most appropriate answer from a list of options. Single choice answers are indicated via radio buttons or butons.
To configure single choice questions: you can add responses options by clicking the "Add Response" button. And remove response options by clicking the X on the right of each line.
Note: all Pulse Insights fields support markdown as follows:
- Bold is indicated by adding * asterisks * on either side of what you want to be bolded.
- Italics is indicated by adding _underscores_ on either side of what you want to be italicized.
The Randomize Order of Responses option will display the possible answers in random order when the survey widget is rendered for end users. This can prevent biases related to the order of the options.
There are two settings:
- Randomize all response
- Randomize all except the last — this is useful if you have an 'Other' option that you want to remain last
Multi-Choice Questions:
Multi-Choice questions enable the user to select one or more responses at a time.
Configuration of multi-choice questions in the console is nearly identical to configuring single-choice questions, except there is an option to configure the maximum number of checkboxes the user can select.
Free Text (Open-ended) Questions:
Free text questions allow you to collect data from users in their own words. It is helpful if you want to hear the nuance of language choices or if you are unsure of what types of things users might say so can't yet devise a question with a fixed set of possible answers. Free text questions tend to have a lower response rate because you're asking more of the user.
- Question is the label that is displayed above the input field.
- Hint text is present in the input field until the user starts typing
- Submit Label allows you to customize the text of the form's submit button
- Options
- Height: defines how high the input field is to collect user feedback
- Max length is the number of characters the user can use for a response
Free Text Widgets will render like so:
Related: see reporting for free text questions.
Custom Content:
Custom Content enables you to display rich, immersive content in response to a survey answer. For example, if a user doesn't understand something, can't find something, or needs help, you can dynamically help the user by showing appropriate content.
The Card Name is used only for reference so you know the content without having to open up the Custom Content Editor.
- Full Screen take-over creates an overlay of the entire webpage if selected. If not selected, the custom content is displayed in the same widget container as the questions.
- Background color and Opacity further help customize the look and feel of the content overlay
- Auto-close after [N] seconds enables you to display custom content but then automatically have the experience return to what the user was doing. This is useful if you want to help the user but don't want to require that the user interact with the content.
- Auto-redirect to [URL] after [N] seconds — this is useful if the user can't find what she is looking for. You can display some contextual content about where you are sending the user and then send the user automatically.
Managing Custom Content
Custom Content allows simple WYSIWYG editing or advanced HTML editing, complete with code beautification and line numbers.
If you upload images, they are hosted at our CDN, Cloudfront.
Custom Content supports executing JavaScript. This can be powerful, but with great power comes great responsibility. Improper usage could impact the entire webpage so use caution and follow proper QA processes before launching code into a production environment.
See question branching below to configure when Custom Content is displayed.
Follow-up Questions:
You can add multiple follow-up questions by clicking "Add Follow-up Question." However, be careful! The reason why Pulse Insights surveys get high response rates and actionable insights is because questions are targeted and as easy to answer as they are to close. Use follow-up questions judiciously!
Question Branching
You can define the follow-up question by dragging and dropping from any response to any other follow-up question as shown above. In this case, if the user indicates that we didn't do a great job of communicating differentiators on a page, we follow up by asking about what could have been done better.
If there isn't a branching line drawn, the default next step is the "Thank You" message.
Thank You Message
The Thank You Message is displayed when a user completes a survey submission. It automatically closes after a few seconds so the end user can get back to business.
You can also optionally show the survey results to the end user, which turns a survey into a poll. Simply check the 'show survey results' checkbox on the Thank You card.
The Formatting Pane
The formatting pane is broken up into a handful of tabs including:
- Widget Type
- Widget Background
- Question Formatting
- Advanced Formatting
Pane: Widget Type
There are four types of widget:
- Docked Widget displays the survey along the bottom of the browser on top of page content
- Inline displays the survey within the content of the page
- Top bar displays the survey docked along the top of the browser using the full width of the page. It can display on top of the page or can optionally push the page content down to accommodate the survey
- Bottom bar displays the the survey docked along the bottom of the browser using the full width of the page.
- Full screen display in an overlay of the entire page.
Note: on mobile phones, Pulse Insights over-rides these survey types and displays a more suitable overlay format to optimize the mobile user experience.
Placement Options
Some widget types have addition placement options:
- Docked Widget can be placed horizontally along the bottom of the browser starting from the left or right edge, offset in pixels (px) or a percentage of total width.
- Inline surveys are targeted to a particular CSS Selector. There is an option to place the survey at the beginning or end of div content. Additionally, there is an option to place the survey in a different div for mobile devices since sometimes mobile devices have a different page layout.
- Note re: Inline Surveys: Pulse Insights will suppress survey rendering if the specified div is not found on the page. Since the page structure isn't necessarily known at the time Pulse Insights selects an eligible survey, the CSS Selector defined in the survey is NOT considered targeting criteria for the purposes of eligibility.
- Additionally, the survey can optionally be offset from the div in either % or px by using the top, bottom, left, and right offset options
- Top bar has a pusher option. This option will push down the page contents instead of overlaying the page. However, it cannot push down fixed position content.
Pane: Widget Background
Widget background allows for
- Customization of width of docked widget style surveys in px or %
- Customization of background color using hex value or color picker
Pane: Question Formatting
Question Formatting allows for
- Customization of the Question font color via a color picker or hex value
- Customization of the Answer font color via a color picker or hex value
Survey-level Advanced Formatting
The Advanced Formatting pane enables full control of survey styling by adding custom CSS.
Survey-level advanced formatting is useful in conjunction with our Themes feature. If you're using a theme but need to adjust just a few parameters to make the survey look right for this context (say you need to remove a close button for a theme that usually includes one), you can apply the changes here without having to create and manage a whole new theme.
Key CSS selectors are below but you can use browser developer tools to get the full inventory and style as needed.
|Container of the widget. Not positioned.
|The widget itself.
|The close button.
|The start button.
|The container of the invitation text.
|The container of the question text.
|The container of the all the position answers.
|ul._pi_answers_container li a
|Each answers link.
|ul._pi_answers_container li a label
|Each answers label.
Step 3: Targeting Conditions
Targeting Conditions determines under which circumstances the survey renders.
Dates: you can optionally set start dates/times and end start dates/times and the survey will only display to end users if between those dates
Display Survey If: determines which URLs the survey will display on. There are two options:
- URL Contains is the default and most frequently used option
- View name contains: is for native mobile apps; e.g., to target the Home page of the application
- Regular Expressions (Regex) is available to solve for advanced use cases for both browser-based and native application based use cases
URL Contains Examples:
- URL Contains pricing would display the survey on pulseinsights.com/pricing and pulseinsights.com/pricing/request
- URL Contains pulseinsights.com would display the survey on all pages of PulseInsights.com
- URL Contains console.pulseinsights.com would display the survey on all pages of the console subdomain
- URL Contains utm_source=sem would display the survey for campaigns tagged with sem
Regex Matches Examples:
- Regex Matches .* would display the survey on all pages where the Pulse Insights code snippet is present
Suppress If: The Suppress If fields work together with the Display If fields to determine which URLs the survey will fire on. Any "Suppress If" conditions that are satisfied prevent the survey from being displayed on those URLs.
- Display If URL Contains pulseinsights.com and Suppress If URL Contains thank-you would display the survey on all pages of PulseInsights.com except those that contain thank-you in the URL.
Behavior Targeting: Enables targeting surveys based on the user's behavior. For example, maybe you want to ask a question of a user only after viewing 3 pages on the site. Or maybe you only want to ask a particular question of only first-time visitors.
Device/User Custom Data (CRM) Targeting: Enables targeting surveys based values previously passed to Pulse Insights so you can ask questions only to a hyper-targeted segment of users.
For example, if you pass loyalty points balance, you can target a question to users who have over, say, 50,000 points.
Numerous options are available:
Equals is an exact match. e.g., 'customerType equals member' only matches users with that exact value of customerType.
Contains is a partial match. e.g., 'locale contains en' matches users with locale of us-en and uk-en.
Exists means that some value is defined. e.g., 'loyaltyStatus exists' would match users that have any value–say silver, gold, or platinum.
Is Greater/Less Than evaluates the value. e.g., 'pointsBalance is greater than 50000'. If the value is stored as a string, Pulse Insights will still attempt to evaluate it as a number.
Targeting Based On User's Previous Responses:
You can ask follow-up questions to users who have given a specific answer to a survey in the past. This is a great way to dig deeper into the mindsets of your users and gather targeted feedback over time.
Geo-Targeting: You can target surveys based on inferred geography from the user's IP address. Geotargeting is available at the country, state, and DMA level.
Sample Rate: Determines what percentage of impressions that match the eligibility conditions receive the survey; between 1 and 100%.
Devices: Enables device targeting so you can display the survey to mobile, tablet, and desktop devices independently.
Behavior On Close: This option will prevent this particular survey from rendering again if a user actively closes it. This affects only the user that closed the survey. Other surveys will continue to render based on their targeting criteria.
What if more than one survey is eligible for a given page?
If more than one survey selected (meaning the user is eligible on this page, after evaluating the sample rate probability), one will be chosen at random by Pulse Insights.
Global Targeting
Pulse Insights also offers global targeting that is applied to all live surveys.
User-level frequency caps:
If your organization is. running multiple surveys, perhaps because different groups want to learn at the same time, we offer frequency capping to ensure you don't over-survey any single individual. You can set the maximum number of impressions and the period for which the user won't exceed the max number. At the end of the period, the counter resets and the user will be eligible to see survey impressions again.
IP Address Restrictions:
This feature is typically used if you don't want internal employees of your company answering surveys. Pulse Insights will prevent Live surveys from displaying on those IPs for any survey in Live status. Draft surveys can still display in while in Preview Mode so you can still QA surveys.
QAing Surveys With Live Preview
Pulse Insights offers a method to QA surveys before they go live to end users so that you can confirm they look great across browsers & devices.
You can access Live Preview from the top-right of the Edit Survey pages.
Upon clicking Live Preview, you'll be asked for the URL you'd like to view.
You can also turn Live Preview mode on by appending ?pi_live_preview=true to any URL that contains the Pulse Insights code snippet. You can turn off Live Preview Mode by appending ?pi_live_preview=false.
While in Live Preview mode, the survey displays only draft surveys for your browser, but not for other live users. Also in Live Preview mode, answers are not stored in your reporting, so you don't need to manually remove any test responses. Similarly, custom data callback code does not execute to prevent sending non-production data into other systems.
To view a survey in Live preview mode, two requirements must be met:
- The Pulse Insights code snippet must be present on the page.
- The survey in question must be configured to display on that page
- For example: URL targeting must include the page that is being tested
- Note the two key exceptions:
- If the survey status is set to Draft, it will still display as this is the point of Live Preview!
- To prevent having to refresh more than once , the sample rate for draft surveys is temporarily set to 100%
Your browser will remain in live preview mode until the browser is closed. We recommend previewing in an incognito window.
Pulse Insights provides reporting via the User Interface and also enables exporting both summary and raw data for further analysis.
All counts are limited to the date range selected on the top-right of the reporting.
Impressions is how many times the survey was displayed.
Submissions is how many times at least one question from the survey was answered
Submission Rate is impressions / submissions
Days Active tells you the number of calendar days the survey has been live and collecting data. Changing the status resets this calculation.
On each of these summary stats, you can see sparklines that show the trend of these metrics over time.
Results are aggregated by question into total responses and share (%).
PRO TIP: You can click the number of responses in the top right in order to sort descending instead of the order defined in the console.
Filtering Reporting
You can filter reporting by what people have answered to a specific question by clicking the any bar. All other questions will then update to reflect results for those who gave that answer.
Data Export
The data export link generated an XLSX file that includes additional details such as:
- Aggregate results by day including impressions, submissions, and submission rate
- Raw data including:
- All survey question & response data
- Date/Time stamp
- IP address
- Device ID (UDID)
- Previous Surveys Answered
- Browser
- Device Type (mobile, desktop, or tablet)
- Visit count — the number of visits observed
- Pageview count — the number of pageviews in current session at the time of submission
- Context Data (aka Custom Data) — data describing the current context: e.g., data about the current page or activity
- Device Custom Data — data describing the device and user
- Client Key — your anonymous userID that you pass to Pulse Insights to uniquely identify the user
- There are two variations of raw data: one uses one row per device (Devices tab) and one uses one row per response (Individual Rows tab)
Reporting On Free Text (Open-Ended) Questions
Free text reporting is displayed as a word cloud so that you can quickly digest large numbers of responses and grasp frequency of usage. Similar words are automatically combined to give more relevant responses. You can see verbatim responses by clicking any word in the word cloud.
Viewing Responses In A Data Table
Pulse Insights also can display individual responses in a table format by selecting "Text Responses" in the bottom left.
The data table is sortable in real-time by clicking a column header.
You can also filter results in real-time by typing in the filter field at the top of each column:
Grouping Responses
The data table also enables you to group responses so you can view the data in ways that highlight similarities, differences, and insights. For example, you can group the responses based on
>> How the user answered some other question.
>> The URL the user answered the survey on (only for browser-based responses; native mobile and API responses won't have a submission URL)
>> The device type (phone, tablet, and desktop)
Making Sense of Free Text Responses
When you have thousands of free text responses, it's not easy to distill it into digestible learnings. And even if you could do that, it's not easy to retain perspective about how common certain themes are. This is where our response tagging comes in.
It's easy to apply one or more tags (aka labels, or meanings) to a response. The process most clients follow is typically to
1. Filter by relevant keyword
2. Select all responses as a starting point; but unselect any responses that don't fit
3. Apply the tag.
We've found that even large datasets with thousands of responses can be fully tagged quickly. Once responses are tagged, we offer a new way to view the data:
We've found that even large datasets with thousands of responses can be fully tagged quickly. Once responses are tagged, we offer a new way to view the data:
This view graphs the frequency of occurrence of each tag in descending order, thus helping you digest what people think even though they submitted nuanced and complex open-ended responses. You can select among the three free text view by selecting options in the bottom left corner of the graph.
Inviting Users To Collaborate
Pulse Insights is inherently multi-user. To invite users to your Pulse Insights account, select User Management is under the Setup menu.
Simply enter an email address and click the invite button. She will receive an email with a unique token to finish setting up the account.
There are two role types–full access and reporting-only.
Reporting-only users have the following restrictions:
- No ability to manage users
- No ability to edit survey questions, formatting, or meta data
- No ability to create or delete surveys
- No ability to manage integrations
Also under User Management, you can see details of all the collaborators within an account.
Display A Specific Survey
On occasion, you may want to control when a specific survey displays instead of letting Pulse Insights evaluate eligibility.
To solve for this, we created JavaScript method to present a survey in real-time as follows:
Where 88 is the id of the survey, which you can find by using the URL Builder tab in the Console.
Please note that the survey might not render because the following rules are still evaluated:
|Present Method
|Get Surveys
|Survey Status
|Live status required
|Live status required
|Draft status works with if browser is in preview mode.
|Draft status works with if browser is in preview mode.
|Flight Dates (must be between begin & end dates)
|Device Type
|Ignored – will still show even if condition isn't satisfied
|Prev Response
|Ignored – will still show even if condition isn't satisfied
|Behavior (Session Depth, Visits)
|Ignored – will still show even if condition isn't satisfied
|Page Behavior (on click and such)
|Ignored – will still show even if condition isn't satisfied
|Device Data & Context Data
|Ignored – will still show even if condition isn't satisfied
|Sample Rate
|Ignored (set to 100%)
|Global IP Restrictions
|If closed and configured to not not re-appear when closed
|If answered (won't display unless configured to allow refiring)
|If over frequency cap
|Ignored; will still show
In addition to the JavaScript method, you can also use a URL parameter to present a specific survey.
Append ?pi_present=[surveyid] to any URL. If a survey is in Draft status, you will also need to append pi_live_preview=true to set the browser in preview mode.
Capturing Additional Custom Data
You can capture custom data to be stored with Pulse Insights survey responses, which can give you additional information for targeting, analysis, or the ability to link to other data sets offline.
Pulse Insights has two types of Custom Data:
- CONTEXT DATA: Meant to provide additional details about the current context. For example, the category of product the user is viewing or the variant of an A/B test that a user was sorted into. Context data could potentially change from page to page and visit to visit.
- DEVICE DATA: Meant to provide additional details about the device (which is often a proxy for the user) that persist across multiple pageviews and sessions. For example, a customer's loyalty/membership tier, internal segmentation value, or internally modeled propensity scores would work well as device data. Device data is expected to change infrequently (since it describes the customer/device, not the current context).
- Custom Data is useful for segmentation analysis (e.g. learning how satisfaction differs based on loyalty program level or tenure)
- Both Context Data and Device Data is available to be passed to your other integration partners via callback code that executes on impression and answer.
- You can target surveys based on queries of a user's Device Data attributes (e.g., asking a question of any user who has more than 50,000 loyalty points)
Setting Context Data (aka Custom Data)
Use the following JavaScript method to set Context Data:
pi('set_custom_data', {a: 1,b: 2}); e.g., pi('set_custom_data', {cart_amount: 999, category: 'games'});
Pro Tips about using Context Data:
— You can set arbitrary names & values; you needn't define or type what you are going to send in Pulse Insights first.
— Whatever is defined at the time the survey is answered by the end user will be captured by Pulse Insights and will show up in reporting.
— If you want to use the values in survey targeting in the current pageview, it needs to be defined before the pi('get', surveys); line of our code snippet, which triggers evaluation of which surveys to display, if any.
— Context data remains with the user across pageviews in the current session.
— The Context Data Method (set_custom_data) overwrites any and all previous values.
Setting Device Data
Use the following JavaScript method to set device data:
pi('set_device_data', {product: 'gold', customerSegment: 'High Value'});
Pro Tips about using Device Data:
–Device Data will send data to the user's profile immediately via a new network call. Thus, it can be used either before or after the user answers the question.
— If you want to use the values in survey targeting in the current pageview, it needs to be defined before the pi('get', surveys); line of our code snippet, which triggers evaluation of which surveys to display, if any.
— Since the data is meant to describe the device/user and not expected to change frequently, it is appended to all responses for that user (including retroactively).
— Device Data is appended, not overwritten unless you're setting a new value for an existing name. So, it is OK to set device data over multiple calls.
— Device Data remains with the user indefinitely, across pageviews and sessions.
Integrating Survey Responses With Other ServicesPulse Insights was built to easily integrate into other services. For example:
- You might want to push survey responses into Google Analytics or Adobe Analytics so you can add the missing context to traditional web analytics data
- If the survey is targeted to your customers, you might want to push results into your CRM system
- You may want to place the current user into a DMP segment or A/B Test segment based on what they answer
- Similarly, you might want to push preferences into your Personalization profile
- Onanswer – executes when a user submits any question
- Oncomplete – executes when a user reaches the Thank You card or closes an incomplete survey.
Or Note: In Live Preview Mode, callbacks do not execute to prevent sending non-production data into other systems.
Using Polls & Surveys In Email
Use The Direct Submission API To Submit Responses
For situations where you can't use the Pulse Insights code snippet to render surveys and collect data, you can use the Pulse Insights Survey Response API instead.
Pulse Insights integrates into email by placing clickthrough links that record the appropriate response along with other data such as the recipient's userID. Then optionally, you can redirect the user to a page of your choice. If the page has a Pulse Insights tag, you can optionally collect additional information or just display a Thank You message that the response has been received.
The easiest way to get links is to create the survey/poll in the Console and then use the URL Builder tab to copy the clickthrough URLs.
Survey responses are passed in the following format:
//survey.pulseinsights.com/q/[question ID]/a/[answer ID]?identifier=PI-XXXXXXXXFor example:
Capturing free text/open-ended responsesYou can use the text= parameter to capture free text responses.
//survey.pulseinsights.com/q/9999?identifier=PI-81960884&text=this%20is%20a%20responsewhere question ID 9999 is a free text question.
Redirecting The User To Another Page Post-SubmitUse the `redirect` parameter if you want to configure a custom redirect URL. By default, it will redirect to the referer if there's any, otherwise, it will just display a thank you message.
//survey.pulseinsights.com/q/1234/a/9876?identifier=PI-99999999&redirect=https%3A%2F%2Fyoursite.comNote: special characters should be encoded in the redirect so portion of the URL as shown above.
Saving Custom Data with Responses Via APIAny other query string parameter will be saved as custom data within Pulse Insights. This is often used to store things like: >> The recipients userID so you can tie responses back to an individual >> Details of the email campaign such as name, campaign date, or whether it's a test or production email drop. Example:
Testing Surveys In Draft Mode Via APIYou can use `preview_mode=true` if you want to test draft surveys.
//survey.pulseinsights.com/q/1665/a/9163?identifier=PI-81960852&preview_mode=trueNote: Expired or Paused surveys won't be able to collect data via API and will show an error message if attempted.
Showing Poll Results From Poll In-EmailIf you're asking a question in-email and want to show the results upon answering, you can append:
pi_poll=trueTo the URL. This will force Pulse Insights to show poll results for the question. Note: polls results only work for the first single choice question within a survey.
Pro Tips:1. If a survey/poll is only intended for email, make sure that the targeting is configured to prevent firing on web or mobile. 2. You can append pi_present=[thank you message ID] in the redirect URL to force a thank you message or follow-up questions to appear on click.
People-Based (vs. Device-Based) Surveys
If a user answers a survey on a work computer, you don't want to ask the same user the same question again just because she is on her personal mobile device. Pulse Insights provides a method to:
- Link multiple devices deterministically
- Decision surveys based on who the person is instead of just the device
Linking Devices
To link devices, you need to inform Pulse Insights who the current user is by passing her client key. Client key is YOUR unique anonymous userID for the customer.
pi('identify_client', 'CLIENT_KEY');
You only need to do this once per device, typically on an authentication event.
Decisioning based on client key
Once a cross-device linkage is created, Pulse Insights can decision based on the person instead of just the device. If the client key is passed as a parameter of the /serve call, Pulse Insights will decision based on the client key instead of the device UDID.
- If the person has already answered, she will not be asked again
- Pulse Insights will consider properties of all devices in targeting criteria. For example, if you'd like to ask a question after a certain number of visits, Pulse Insights can consider visits across devices.
Reporting By Person Instead of Device
Client key is included as a column in reporting so you can easily pivot based on the person.
Progressive Profiling Engine
Common configuration differences with 360 Insights
— Because questions are targeted to specific individuals, using CRM targeting is commonly used to ask only the right people to update their profile information.
— Clients will need to push user attributes to Pulse Insights including the client_key described above and any other data or segments that will be used to determine eligibility.
— Questions can be channel-specific (e.g., only asking about mobile preferences in mobile channels) or cross-channel.
Integrating Pulse Insights data into CRMs
Because CRM setups tend to vary from client to client, CRM integrations are configured and managed by Pulse Insights Tech Ops. Get in touch with your account team if you need to add or make changes to your CRM integration.
Pulse Insights supports the following integration methods:
— Real-time API call upon question submissions
— Hourly/daily feed placed on client's or Pulse Insights' sftp server
— JavaScript callouts on question submissions


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Making Music – pondering
I would love for some kind of unity between individuals in this NY music area, making music, etc. Even if your band tours, or makes records, or you make your money elsewhere – no need to call people out as … Continue reading
December rambling
Been busy reorganizing thoughts, rooms, genres and beard growth over the last few months. We have not been able to get into the studio to track, though we do have several HUNDRED songs you have not yet 'HERD'. We have … Continue reading
TTH making music!
What are you listening to? I stopped listening to modern music years ago – in order to hear new songs that might have some validity. I am so lost as to what people listen to, tending to stay away from … Continue reading
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TTH on the radio
t might not mean much in this world of social media and over saturated mediocrity we call entertainment – but today we charted on CMJ's loud music chart – beating out Phil Anselmo and SODOM among others, and still rising! … Continue reading
Show with Geezer and Borracho
We are proud to be headlining a show Sept. 13th in our hometown, BROOKLYN baby — at Grand Victory. Finally a show that is congruent to our sound – since COC. We are psyched man!
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First show with new lineup 3/9/13 and Great Write Up~!
We played our first show with Garth this week – it was with Cinema Cinema, bbigpigg and pocket pool. I liked the show a lot. No pretense and bullshit, all the bands rocking out to the other bands, people showing … Continue reading

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Act III for the Jones Playhouse
"One beam. One damn beam."
Anne Stewart, general manager for production at the School of Drama, marvels over the troubles caused by a massive hunk of wood that supported the UW's Playhouse Theatre roof for most of the theatre's 78-year history. The beam's low clearance limited the incline of the seating bowl, complicated lighting, and affected acoustics. "It really impeded what you could do," says Stewart.
Thanks to a major renovation completed this year, that pesky beam has now been moved. More important, all major building systems have been upgraded, and safety issues—including asbestos abatement and a seismic upgrade—have been addressed. The theatre, located at 4045 University Way NE, officially reopens October 30 as the Floyd and Delores Jones Playhouse. A free community open house, to include tours of the building, will be held October 2.
An Intriguing History
The Playhouse dates back to 1931, when Florence and Burton James remodeled a tile warehouse as a performance space, the Seattle Repertory Playhouse. The theatre soon housed one of the few Negro Theatre Units in the country, created as part of the Work Progress Administration's Federal Theatre Project. It also boasted one of the nation's largest theatre education programs. The Playhouse's controversial productions eventually led the Jameses to be investigated for un-American activities by the Canwell Committee in 1948, a dramatic chapter in the theatre's history. (For more about the Jameses and the Seattle Repertory Playhouse, click here.)
The UW purchased the building in 1950 and renovated it in 1967 under the leadership of Greg Falls, then-director of the School of Drama. The renovation brought one significant change: a switch from the existing proscenium stage, in which the performance is "framed" for the audience, to a thrust stage that brings the audience closer to the action.
Since the 1967 renovation, the theatre has seen years of constant use with no major updates. Not surprisingly, its electrical, heating, plumbing, and ventilation systems had begun to fail in recent years. It also was far from ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant, lacking even an elevator. And the building was seismically unstable, with walls of unreinforced brick. "You could grab a brick and just pull it out," recalls Stewart, shuddering at the thought. "And those were the walls we were saving."
In fact, the three outer walls and the gable ends were just about all that was saved from the original building. The rest was gutted, making way for systems more suitable for the 21st century.
Planning for the Next Fifty Years
In designing the renovation, long-range planning was paramount. "We didn't want a fancy building," explains Stewart, who served as Drama's project manager for the renovation, "but wanted it to be durable. We put most of the money toward infrastructure." Stewart offers the example of the electrical system. "It's a bit overwired for our current needs, because we want the ability to add as needed later on. We want to be sure the building will still be usable in 30 or 40 years."
Designed by Seattle's LMN Architects and built by Wick Constructors, the renovated Jones Playhouse includes natural ventilation, low-flow plumbing fixtures, and lighting that balances sustainability with theatrical functionality. For its emphasis on sustainable design, the building received a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold rating from the U.S. Green Building Council—the first U.S. theatre to earn this rating.
Other welcome features include improved acoustics, infrared assisted listening devices, an elevator, movable seating for wheelchair accessibility, and an expansive dressing area. There's also a catwalk for changing the lighting—a significant improvement for lighting technicians who previously climbed tall ladders to reach the lights, sometimes balancing the ladder on theatre seats.
Which gets back to that pesky ceiling beam. The catwalk would not have been possible without moving the ceiling beam, nor would the building's improved seating configuration. Yet those improvements almost didn't happen. Only after a major gift from Floyd Jones was the School able to move the beam and raise the roof higher.
"That allowed us to raise the seating bowl, so you're much closer to the action and the acoustics are better," says Stewart. "It makes the audience feel more engaged." Raising the roof also made possible an upstairs dressing room, a more open lobby space, and larger restrooms.
A Successful Test Run
All of these features were tested when the School of Drama held its "soft opening" for the building last spring. Although the theatre's official reopening gala is scheduled for October 30, the School presented Our Town in March as an opportunity to test the new systems and work out any kinks.
Stewart likens the soft opening to an informal dinner prior to a more formal feast. "We picked Our Town for the soft opening because it's not a technically heavy show," explains Stewart. "We just wanted to make sure everything was working as it should. You wouldn't renovate your kitchen and have a big Thanksgiving dinner as your first chance to try things out."
The verdict? There were a few minor glitches but no major disasters. That's good news, given that the season opener in October will be The Tempest, a play with many more technical demands.
"There's a huge storm and a shipwreck, there's magic…all kinds of different stuff," says Stewart, thrilled with the prospect. M. Burke Walker '70 (MA) will direct the production—particularly fitting given that Walker played the lead in the inaugural production after the last renovation in 1967.
For Stewart, the opening gala will cap more than three years of work on the project, from planning to design to construction to testing. "I've been involved in a number of renovations on campus, but this is my baby," she admits. "We couldn't have had a better team or a better result. It's an exciting place for our students to work. There's nothing in this space that limits what kind of show you can do. It really gives our students all sorts of possibilities."
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1. Introduction; 2. The failures: Somalia, Rwanda, Angola, Bosnia; 3. Namibia: the first major success; 4. El Salvador: centrally-propelled learning; 5. Cambodia: organizational dysfunction, partial learning and mixed success; 6. Mozambique: learning to create consent; 7. Eastern Slavonia: institution-building and the limited use of force; 8. East Timor: the UN as state; 9. The ongoing multidimensional operations; 10. Conclusion: two levels of organizational learning.
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"What makes for successful multidimensional peacekeeping missions? Howard argues that organizational learning in the UN mission itself is an overlooked but crucial variable. She examines other determinants of success as well, including domestic conditions within the war-torn country, and the alignment of interests within the Security Council. Drawing on carefully constructed case studies, she provides rigorous analysis of all of these factors, but it is the emphasis on the ways in which a peacekeeping mission adapts and learns (or fails to do so) that makes for a truly original and important contribution to our understanding of this timely topic. This book should be required reading for both students and practitioners of peacekeeping."
Page Fortna, Columbia University
"A superb systematic examination of how different types of organizational learning contributed to several peacekeeping successes...and how organizational dysfunction and the absence of sustained learning can hamper UN peacekeeping operations. This is not just another book on the difficulties of post-Cold War UN peacekeeping in complex conflicts and is a must-read for practitioners and scholars alike."
Margaret P. Karns, University of Dayton
"Because civil war persists in today's troubled world, Lise Howard's dissection of why and how UN peacekeeping missions have succeeded or failed in strengthening local and world peace is essential reading for practitioners and scholars. Her insights should inform the mandates given to future peacekeeping missions, and their composition."
Robert Rotberg, Harvard University
"In this impressive work of scholarship, Lise Morjé Howard subjects UN peacekeeping in civil wars to critical and rigorous scrutiny, concluding that accounts of their failures have been much exaggerated...The cases are studied methodically using a common structure. The literature coverage is extensive, even while this book marks a self-conscious departure in the sophistication of its conceptual and theoretical analysis...The writing is crisp, clear and succinct."
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Plundering Eden, Part Three: Andean Bears and Jaguars
—by Johnna Flahive
— This article on wildlife trafficking in Latin America is the third and final installment in a series. Part One can be found here. Part Two is here. Our thanks again to the author for this eye-opening and informative series.
Throughout South America's biologically rich terrains, trappers illegally hunt some of the continent's most iconic mammals to fulfill local demands and supply commercial merchandise to an illicit global economy. Local markets thrive on traditional beliefs that animal body parts like gallbladders, claws, bones, and teeth are essential for traditions, witchcraft, products, adornment, and food. Wildlife is frequently targeted for the local pet trade as well. Local markets may seem innocuous, yet unsustainable uses of wildlife can lead directly to extinction in some cases, creating a trophic cascade (dramatic changes to an ecosystem caused by the removal of top predators) that can affect the health of the environment and the livelihoods of the people. Poaching for subsistence or the local pet trade can be as devastating to wild populations as the international black market. In fact, hunters in a remote Kichwa community in Ecuador where sustainable hunting may be the norm can also now participate in the global black market. Through digital connections and existing and emerging criminal networks on the ground in South America, local markets are propelled into the clandestine world of international animal trafficking.
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Many people who have read the children's story of Paddington, the bear from Peru who moves to London, are surprised to learn that he represents the only extant bear species in South America. Andean bears, Tremarctos ornatus, (also known as spectacled bears) live in six countries, from Argentina to Venezuela, in areas running along the ancient ridges of the Andean mountains. These elusive creatures tend to spend as much time in tall trees building nests, eating, and sleeping as they do lumbering around on the ground. They are often illegally killed as a livestock nuisance and for local illicit black markets in order to meet the demand for bear parts. Andean bears, listed as "vulnerable" on the IUCN Red List, "are among the Carnivores that are most likely to move toward extinction." …


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SYRACUSE — Did you hug a news anchor yesterday? If not, you may have to wait until "National Hug a News Anchor Day" comes around again next year. A couple of local stations observed the "holiday" and shared video online.
CNY Central posted this "behind the scenes" video from the newsroom. Most of the hugs are given to Matt Mulcahy and Megan Coleman of NBC affiliate WSTM-TV. Although CBS5 (WTVH) anchor Michael Benny only gets one hug, you'll see how quality makes up for quantity.
A few miles away at ABC affiliate NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV), morning meteorologist Chris Brandolino mentioned the special day during one of his forecasts. But when he asked the anchors for a hug, the camera cuts to reveal they had both stepped away from the set. Hearing what happened, James Gaddis (filling-in for Dan Cummings) and Tanja Babich return to the studio and satisfy Brandolino's hug craving.
We checked other TV station websites within in the CNYTVNews.com coverage area, but — at least as of our deadline — we didn't see any other local "Hug a News Anchor" videos posted.
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(EDITORIAL from Korea Herald on July 6)
Pompeo's mission
Chief U.S. diplomat's visit to NK should lead to denuclearization road map
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Pyongyang for a three-day visit. His mission is clear: Persuading or pressuring North Korea to dispel growing skepticism about its commitment to full denuclearization.
The most essential element of the mission should be getting the North to come up with a road map and timeline for removal of its nuclear arsenal and other weapons of mass destruction, including missiles and bio-chemical weapons.
Pompeo's visit -- his third, but the first after the June 12 Singapore summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un -- is crucial because negative factors that have surfaced recently have been casting doubt over the denuclearization the two leaders agreed on in their historic meeting.
The delay of Pompeo's visit -- Trump said in Singapore that post-summit high-level talks involving his secretary of state would start the following week -- and the lack of any framework for systemic denuclearization talks have made one suspect that the North is resorting to its usual delaying or disruption tactic.
U.S. news media raised concerns over the possibility of the North's denuclearization promise going in the opposite direction, quoting government intelligence officials. They said that the North is seeking to conceal its nuclear capacity, including the number of warheads, and continuing or building up its nuclear and missile capacities. Suspected activities include increasing production of enriched uranium and ballistic missile transport vehicles.
The North also did not take any follow-up action to Kim's promise -- made to Trump in Singapore -- that it would dismantle its main missile engine test facility.
This means that the North has only showcased the destruction of a nuclear test site and halted new nuclear and missile tests despite all the fanfare surrounding Kim's two summits with President Moon Jae-in and the Singapore meeting with Trump,
All these should raise concern that the U.S. -- as with its past administrations -- is playing into the hands of the North. The change of denuclearization terms the U.S. has been setting also add to skepticism about its will to achieve early denuclearization.
After Trump failed to get Kim to accept complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of the North's nukes at their Singapore meeting -- they only agreed to "complete denuclearization" -- U.S. administration officials mentioned "permanent, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement."
Now U.S. administration officials have devised a new concept: A State Department spokesperson said that Pompeo, who plans to visit Tokyo on his way home, will discuss with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts "final, fully-verified dismantlement."
There is no problem if U.S. officials devised FFVD as an effective alternative to CVID in consideration of the fact that the North has been very sensitive to the term and the Libyan-style unilateral denuclearization once advocated by hard-line national security adviser John Bolton. It is a big problem, however, if the U.S. were to opt for a lower level of denuclearization.
In relation to this, Bolton provided a good guideline. In an interview, he said that he has come up with a program to dismantle the North's nuclear and biochemical weapons and missiles within one year.
Pompeo's ongoing visit to Pyongyang should yield at least a road map reflecting such a timeline, for which early action by the North to report and allow inspection of all related facilities is essential.
Trump, who had insisted that he would not repeat the same mistakes made by his predecessors, said in a tweet that conversations with North Korea "are going well" and that all of Asia is thrilled that he prevented war with the North.
Not only Asians but also the whole world will soon know whether Pompeo left Pyongyang with a substantial outcome from his talks with the North Koreans.
The worst-case scenario would be Pompeo returning home only with the remains of American soldiers who were killed in the Korean War. The recovery of what Trump has called "fallen heroes" is not unimportant, but it still would only be an auxiliary achievement. Overall, the talks will be meaningless without real progress in the denuclearization process.
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It is the combination of choice and a growing capacity to influence that opens the door to life beyond adulthood.
Therefore, I take no position on what color men or women young or old should make their hair. Hair color is not a predictive marker of wisdom, influence or worth.
This young woman has gray hair and, it seems from this photograph, is at peace with her appearance. We should all be so fortunate.
The Health and Life Mixing Bowl has more…
Whether or not women should go gray is a hot issue these days. Time magazine has a great article that compares the gray hair wars with the "stay at home with the kids" vs. "go to work" debate. The article shows two pictures of Condaleeza Rice, one with gray hair, one with black hair. I'll let you be the judge. Included are remarks from the hair dye king, Clairol, who states that their role is to help women create an authentic connection between how she feels internally versus how she looks externally. Hmmm….So they get to decide what your hair color says about how you feel? The article's most controversial quote came from Rose Weitz, author of Rapunzel's Daughters: "What Woman's Hair Tells Us About Women's Lives". She quotes, "Even if, in the abstract, we think we look all right with gray hair, we nonetheless feel as if we are losing our 'real selves' if we no longer have our 'real hair color' – the color we had when we were young and looked our best." Feeling as if we are losing our 'real selves'? As if hair dye is real? If anything is real it's the stigma attached to going gray. It took me forever to find a picture of a healthy, attractive woman with gray hair. Type in "gray hair women" in a photo search engine and you'll come up with tons of frail and sickly looking women sitting in wheelchairs and nursing homes. Where are the vivacious gray-haired mamas? I know you are out there! After searching a bit I finally found the picture above. This woman went gray when she was 13 and decided to leave her hair natural. I think she is beautiful.


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Todd Eastman
Former Lands & Forests Issues Manager
s reported in the spring issue of The Outfitter, NOTO has partnered with MNR to document, analyze, assess and then communicate to the entire industry, the many self imposed conservation approaches operators have implemented to maintain quality fishing experiences at their establishments. Over the past months we have read through your email submissions, taken your calls and visited the websites of nearly the entire NOTO membership base.
Based on work to this point, I am left knowing that we are taking some incredible steps to protect the resource that is so important to our success and that the lakes and bodies of water we operate on truly support world class fisheries.
In that it may give you some new ideas about what to do at your operation to further implement and promote fisheries conservation, I wanted to share with you a sampling of the approaches we have documented. Also, you may notice that I have missed something you are doing at your place of business and if so, I encourage you to contact me right away.
Some of the conservation approaches being practiced in the nature and outdoor tourism industry include:
Mandatory release of all walleye over 18" and pike over 27"
Banned the use of stringers, landing nets and barbed and trailer hooks
Total release policy on pike- no pike of any size may be kept
Strong emphasis on consuming small fish and alternate species for shore lunches
No shore lunches from portage lakes
Limit multiple photos- one photo and get fish back in water
Use of fish cradles instead of landing nets
No live bait- use of artificial bait only
Conservation licenses only
No fish taken home
Provide guests with minnows so as to ensure source and type of live bait
Limit fishing pressure- six groups of fishermen per remote lake per season
To encourage guests to be conservation oriented, operators have introduced a number of incentives including:
10% discount off regular rates if buying conservation fishing license
5%-15% discounts off regular rates for catch & consume customers
Percentage discounts on next vacations for guests releasing largest fish
On arrival, guests are given single barbless hooks to convert tackle
Catch & Release Photo Contests offering a grand prize of a free trip
Free trip to the anglers releasing largest walleye and pike of season
Draw for a free outpost camp trip to anglers who pledge to use single barbless hooks only and conservation fishing licences
Complimentary walleye fillets provided to guests adhering to conservation policy
Trophy release lapel pins, hats, and shirt/vest patches
Again this is a sampling of what is happening in the industry. Please contact me if you are doing something different. The information above was mainly collected from operator websites and I know there are operators doing good things without any mention of these practices on their website. While visiting websites I noticed that many operations have inoperable links to MNR fish regulations.
The correct link that will get your guests to Ontario's fishing regulations is: http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LetsFish/ Publication/STEL02_163615.html
Another thing I noticed on some websites that may not be helping your reputation or interest from potential guests are many photos of caught and kept fish. Your website is a marketing tool that you want to be using to get guests to your camp. Although photos of harvested fish may seem like a good thing, in the eyes of the consumer it may equate to a lost opportunity. Photos of a live-released trophy walleye mean that I can book a trip to your operation and try my luck at catching that same, but now larger fish!
The next step of this project is to sit down with fish scientists and biologists from MNR to get a sense for the practices and approaches that are bringing the greatest benefit to the fishery. As it is abundantly clear that you are committed to fisheries conservation, we want to make sure that your time and energy brings the results you and most importantly, your guests desire.
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Allocations Policy 2018 (interim)
Allocations Policy Update
Our Tenants Advisory Group (TAG) and Board agreed last year to develop an Allocations Review Panel to support us to undertake a review of our Allocations Policy. Volunteers for the group were sought form TAG, Board and an article was placed in Westworld inviting tenants to join the group. Following this exercise a group of volunteers came together to meet with staff to progress the review. We also carried out a survey of specific groups of applicants who are on our waiting lists as well as setting up an online survey.
After we went through the consultation process a small number of changes to the policy were recommended to the Board who agreed to the changes in January 2018. The main change to the policy is in how we deal with homeless applicants. Under the Homelessness (Scotland) Act 2003, all Housing Associations have a duty to support Local Authorities to provide secure, permanent accommodation to homeless applicants.
This is done through a process known as a 'section 5 referral' and applies to how we allocate our houses in Glasgow and Ayrshire. As well as this, our existing allocations policy also gives 30 'homeless' points to those applicants who can provide confirmation that they have been assessed as homeless by the Local Authority.
From 1st of May 2018 we will rehouse homeless applicants through the 'section 5 referral' route, only, which is in line with how the vast majority of other housing association process homeless applications. This change will allow us to reflect more accurately the number of statutory homeless applicants we support Local Authorities to rehouse in Glasgow and Ayrshire.
If you are one of our applicants who are losing these points you should have received a letter giving your new points total. Please note this change does not in anyway change your homeless assessment by the Local Authority.
If you currently live in homeless supported accommodation or homeless furnished accommodation, please contact us on 0141 550 5600 as we may require a copy of your occupancy agreement to allow us to award Insecure Tenancy Points.
We would advise you to contact your homeless support worker as you will only be offered a property from us through the agreed 'section 5 referral' process in place with Glasgow and Ayrshire Councils.
If your circumstances have changed or you would like to discuss your application, please contact us.
How we allocate our homes
We operate an open housing list. This means that anyone over the age of 16 years old can apply to us directly to be considered for housing. Our Allocations Policy is points based and ensures that properties are offered to those in the greatest housing need. You can view a copy of the policy here.
We also accept nominations for housing from some local authorities and we help alleviate homelessness in Scotland by allocating a proportion of our vacant properties to Statutory Homeless people, through Local Authority homelessness protocols.
How do I apply for a house?
Since 2016 the Association has offered a Housing Advice service to all applicants looking to be rehoused in Glasgow and Ayrshire. The Housing Advice process allows applicants to talk with our trained housing staff to discuss their particular needs and complete an application form, as appropriate, either in our office or by telephone appointment.
At the interview we will be able to give you a realistic indication of whether we would be able to offer you housing and we can also advise you on alternative housing options which might be more appropriate. We can also give advice on budgeting for a new house, benefit issues and any other support you may require before considering taking on a tenancy. During the interview we will provide you with a copy of our Housing Advice booklet.
If you wish to apply for housing please contact us on 0141 550 5600 to request a Housing Advice interview. If you are unable to travel to the office or if you stay in an outlying area we can arrange for the interview to be conducted by telephone. Demand is very high for Housing Advice appointments. If you are unable to attend, or no longer need your appointment, we would strongly encourage you to let us know so that your interview slot may be offered to someone else in housing need.


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Capturing the essence of the outdoors and bringing it into your home, to create a relaxed and natural style, can be achieved easily when you follow the hints and tips shown in our infographic.
We have included the pros and cons of different flooring options, along with ways to use colours, light, soft furnishings, and accessories inspired by nature to give your home a fresh, natural look. We have also included the use of natural aromas to stimulate your senses into believing that you are outdoors, when in fact you have not left the comfort of your home.
Great design is all about evoking the sense of well-being and making the best use of décor in your living space. Choosing the right decorating style, colour scheme and introducing a variety of textures will go a long way to realising this ideal.
Being comfortable in your own home is all about living in harmony with your surroundings.
Nature has given us the inspiration to achieve an interior design style that evokes and stimulates the senses in a variety of ways by using natural products and using them in large or small, subtle ways to decorate your home.
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
The wholesale market for art
Hong Kong: Art in Big Batches
"Our first two appointments in Hong Kong were separate meetings with art consultants, Sandra Walters at Sandra Walters Art Consultancy and Nicole Jelicich at Enjay Art Consultancy. They collaborate with designers and property owners in providing art for hotels and corporate clients. They work in a volume unheard of in any gallery. Think thousands and tens of thousands of artworks. A new hotel—and there are hundreds under construction in China now—needs thousands of works for the rooms and the public areas. Both consultants have provided work for Ritz Carltons, Intercontinental Hotels, Four Seasons, Morgan Stanley and hundreds of other clients."
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- krishaas said...
I came to your blog by googling for some information about wholesale for my art and I have a question and hope that you will be able to read this even though this post is older.
A few years back my creativity skyrocketed because of a challenge I gave myself which came by way of something unexpectedly happening to me. I ended up creating over 10,000 pieces of original art on paper average size 17"x11" and will be doing this again as a live streaming 24/7 project for a whole year. These pieces were and still are being created in the abstract expressionism style of creating.
What I am wanting to know is if you have any suggestions as to where or how I can get some of my work in front of the types of people you wrote about in this blog that take care of acquiring art for hotels in Japan or China (just to name a couple of countries).
Thank-you for taking the time to read this and for your suggestions.
Kris Haas
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Rituals NEW Private Collection. Launching 26th October in stores and online, this collection consists of 8 premium candles (RRP £29.50). Inspired by the story of 8 ancient oriental ingredients – that all came together to create 8 beautiful authentic fragrances. Please find attached the product factsheet for your reference.
They will be offering a sneak preview of the candles before the launch:
Dates: Monday 5th October – Sunday 15th November 2015
Offer: Free Luxury candle set worth £17 when you spend £40 or more on any RITUALS products
Gift includes: Mini Holy Basil & Black Oudh candle to enjoy a total of 10 hours of beautiful scents from the Orient.
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Hi Shawn, all, Not sure if this has been discussed yet: sometimes when talking to Web developers, the "design flexibility" aspect becomes quite important and I'm not sure that the slides address this sufficiently. First, the point in slide 21 "More design flexibility" is unclear (the notes do not clarify what the intention is). Also, all listed examples are quite similar and may not be as convincing for some developers who do not use moving, blinking, or flashing content. There are several other examples on a Success Criteria level that show the flexibility of WCAG 2. For instance "An alternative for time-based media or audio description of the prerecorded video content is provided for synchronized media" (SC 1.2.3) demonstrates design options. In other Success Criteria there are specific situations listed, or the requirements have been separated into different Success Criteria (such as the criteria for pre-recorded vs. live multimedia that are provided in different Conformance Levels). This all demonstrates flexibility. However, more important for developers is often the flexibility on the techniques level. Often designers can select between different types of techniques to address an accessibility requirement. This flexibility is a significant benefit of WCAG 2 that deserves more focus (there is some mention of this in slide 15 but it does not come over clearly IMO). So, to summarize my comments: #1. the notes in slide 21 are unclear (need to make the point clearer) #2. consider using other examples for slide 21 (or an additional slide) #3. consider adding a slide about flexibility of the "Success Criteria <-> Techniques" framework, and that different options are provided Best, Shadi Shawn Henry wrote: > EOWG, > > I have updated the "Benefits of WCAG 2.0" slides based on feedback from > today's teleconference[1]. See > http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/Drafts/slides/WCAG2_benefits-new.ppt > > (For those who didn't see today's agenda: changes from the previous > version are indicated in the Notes with ++changed.) > > These slides are now done, except for slide 8. Sharron will be updating > the HTML version next week. Therefore, if you have any comments, it > would be nice to send them *by Wednesday 24 June*. Remember to send > copyedits and things that do not require EOWG review to > email@example.com > > Notes on image alt:[2] > - The decorative images have no/null alt in both the ppt and the html. > They are noted in the Notes section. > - The logos have appropriate alt text. > - The color contrast screen capture's alt is "(screen capture described > in Notes section)". > - The screen capture of the Quick Reference has no alt; "Quick Reference > screen shot" is the heading of the slide (which is not displayed); and > there is a detailed description of the image at the bottom of the Notes. > This provides a detailed description without interrupting the flow on > the slide text and main notes. > - Slide 15 (Techniques document) & 27 (Understanding document) have text > in an image (because it matches the images used elsewhere, such as > http://www.w3.org/WAI/intro/wcag20). Currently they have no alt, and are > described in detail at the bottom of the Notes. Putting the description > there lets us use formatting such as bullets and italics, which would > not be available in alt. > > Comments welcome on this approach to alt for these images. > > Thanks, > ~Shawn > > > [1] Changes on Friday 19 June: > > * updated the alt for images > > * moved the note to presenters about reading the slide text from slide 4 > to slide 2 > > * added to the slide "Cooperation with other [@@standards and policies]": > Note to presenters: If there are policies that reference WCAG 2.0 or > directly relate to WCAG 2.0 in the organization, country, or other area > related to your audience, consider listing those on the slide and > mentioning the relationship. To find out about local policies, you can: > - search in Policies Relating to Web Accessibility > <http://www.w3.org/WAI/Policy/> > - send an email to the WAI Interest Group (IG) mailing list > <http://www.w3.org/WAI/IG/#mailinglist> > > * added to the slide "Authorized Translations": > Note to presenters: If there are WCAG 2.0 translations in the languages > of your audience, consider including the link to the translation(s) in > the slide. > > [2] Instructions for adding alt to images is in the ppt Help... however, > I didn't figure out how to do it without the mouse. :( > > > -- Shadi Abou-Zahra - http://www.w3.org/People/shadi/ | WAI International Program Office Activity Lead | W3C Evaluation & Repair Tools Working Group Chair |Received on Tuesday, 23 June 2009 09:58:48 UTC
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Dear readers, I have some exciting news! Married Jake, the former dating columnist for Glamour who is now hitched, will be joining us on Smitten! He'll be tackling our most-pressing questions about the male sex, as well as giving us more of the inside scoop on his married life. Plus, he'll share details about his biggest news yet…
He and his wife, Orange Blossoms (great alias, right?), are expecting a baby! (Congratulations!)
Stay tuned for his first post, coming later today. Welcome to Smitten, Married Jake! xo__
If you've never met Married Jake, catch up on some of his past columns here:
Coming clean about Dallas (about the time he was tempted to cheat)
Blossoms comes clean (the story of his wife's "moment" with her hot coworker)


text: Even more Zara today. These make me long for autumn. For rainy days. For long chilly walks. For hot chocolate. For rain boots. And riding boots. And mittens. For autumn leaves. For rosy cheeks. And for little girls in super cute coats! It's a good thing I don't have a little girl, because I don't know which one(s) I would choose!


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