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There are of course, lots of blog posts that tell us thought leadership is easy, or easier than we think, and I owe it to a recent one of these on HubSpot's (otherwise) excellent site for prompting me to write this post.
The truth is that developing good thought leadership content is hard. That's why the print version of Harvard Business Review rejects more than 99% of the unsolicited articles it receives, and Forbes.com (which doesn't have the space limitations of a print publication) rejects more than 95%. It's the same reason that most thought leadership content published on websites doesn't get a lot of readers—authors commonly underestimate how hard it is to produce a compelling point of view.
We can debate an exact definition of thought leadership content, but in my view a good enough working one (for the B2B world) is "Material that gives a new insight on a complex business problem or opportunity, and how one should address it." There are several essential quality hurdles (e.g. here) that content must satisfy in order to be effective, two of the most critical of which are that 1) it says something new and 2) its assertions are underpinned with real examples and/or data. Content that doesn't meet these criteria isn't thought leadership; research—ours and others'—shows that executives don't think so and will neither read nor act on it.
These are substantial hurdles. It's not easy to say something credible about a complex problem or issue that no-one has said before. A prerequisite is that you are up to date on the broader topic so you know what giants—whose shoulders you will stand on—have already said about it. If you are pitching an article at say, VPs of supply chain in large corporations, you can be sure that most of them will be aware of the state of the art in supply chain. If you tell them things they already know, you will come across as a thought laggard, not a leader. If you plan on dreaming up a compelling idea from thin air, you will be the first. New insights almost always derive from original research; in the B2B world, often academics or consultants observing what leading practitioners are doing in the field and then codifying it into a framework the rest of us can understand. Sometimes new insights are developed and refined by a company in-house. One or other of these approaches gave rise to business analytics, balanced scorecard, Six Sigma and a host of other recent big business ideas. These weren't made up by someone in a shower one morning.
If you plan on getting your insights from your firm's professionals or practitioners, these are the challenges you will face. Many professionals are an inch wide and a mile deep in their chosen specialization. If they are working at the bleeding edge of current practice, they will commonly not have a good picture of the bigger landscape in which their work sits. Just as often, if they are doing good, solid repeatable work that generates great client results, it is likely similar to work that their peers at a dozen other companies are doing. In either case, publishable thought leadership will not trip off their tongues. A journalistic approach therefore—interviewing some people and reporting what they say—does not work.
Second, those examples: Many professional organizations struggle to get case examples from their existing client base because they have a policy of client confidentiality, or client acount managers balk at the perceived risk of allowing their contacts to be interviewed. Professionals will sometimes claim to have a portfolio of client work which can underpin a point of view. But unless the firm's culture rewards intellectual capital development, those professionals reflect on the broader meaning of their work as they do it, and they have a wide base of experience, you may well find that all they actually have is a handful of anecdotes that don't yield any insights.
If you plan on getting all your examples from secondary sources such as the internet, you will encounter several problems. First, it's almost impossible to say anything new on the basis of things that have already been published; whatever new angle you are pursuing will not have been covered by the original authors, and if you aren't talking live with a protagonist, you can't explore the angle you are interested in. Also, trotting out examples others have already exhausted (e.g. Apple on marketing, Toyota on lean manufacturing) will make your audience's collective eyes glaze over.
This isn't, as you can probably tell, a post with a lot of good news. There are however, tons of articles and posts on our site that can help you overcome the hurdles. Just don't let anyone tell you it's easy.
Good Summary of the Main Issues
Your post notes many of the main challenges in a concise way. In our little Tech Forecast group, we try to distill some good insights from ~15 interviews, voluminous desk research, and a lot of virtual team brainstorming about the implications of the research findings we come up with for each 50-page issue.
It's not easy to try to forecast the implications of IT trends on business, and takes months to do the research, write it up, produce it for publication, and get it approved, Then once you publish it, sometimes people notice, and sometimes they don't. Trying to get your signal above the noise can be a challenge, even when you have distinctive content.
There's a lot of content out there that''s catchy, perishable, and rather shallow you're essentially competing with on the Web. The deeper insights often get buried, unless you have something like HBR as a channel to publish through. Would be interested in your thoughts on packaging and distributing thought leadership more effectively, so that it can rise to the surface and become more visible and accessible to readers.
Cutting through the clutter
Alan: Thanks for your comment. Good content is an essential prerequisite and it sounds as though you guys do a thorough job in that regard. Then cutting through the clutter to get it noticed is still a challenge, but here are some things that help:
- Make sure every client manager who might have a client for whom it is relevant gets a copy they can personally deliver - nothing cuts through the inbox clutter faster than a personal delivery
- A good database of course can help with that, and with targetted mailings to people for whom it might be especailly relevant, but for whom there is not an assigned contact
- A good POV can often be the source of multiple articles, white papers, presentation decks etc. If you have a good POV, put it out in varous ways through various channels
- Social media obviously - if you (or relevant other professionals) have built a twitter or blog following, promote it through them
- Get it out to other prominent bloggers and tweeters in thespace and have them promote it for you - if it's interesting and relvant enough to them they will
Just remembered, we have an article pretty much on this topic here.
I hope that helps.
thought leadership is hard
you're absolutely right. Good, distinctive, effecitve thought leaderships is hard. Good, distinctive, effective ANYTHING is hard. Still, you raise a few of the significant issues and you hint at the remedies. One more reason it's not easy, it takes an ongoing commitment of time and resources. It's not something that you do once and are done. Getting the most out of thought leadership requires not just a distinctive point of view, well executed, but a distritubtion strategy and, if you're lucky enough to get some traction, it's just the begining of an ongoing dialogue. then you do it AGAIN, and AGAIN.
yes, not easy at all.
So why bother? Because the benefits can be substantial. By offering content with real value, utility and a credible editorial position focused on topics of affinity to customers, you can:
• Lay claim to your areas of expertise
• Sharpen and validate your point of view
• Collaborate with other experts
• Get market feedback
• Deepen your connection to existing customers and their engagement with you
• Broaden your reach
• Be relevant
Given the difficulty and the value, one key question a CMO should answer before jumping in is scale. There's lots of ways to use thought leadership toward these ends, some are very ambitious, some less so. Find the right scale pilot and then watch the return carefully. Based on that, you can make smart decsiions about the level of investement going forward.
Really strong piece, Tim. An example of good thought leadership in action. Keep 'em coming.
Good, distinctive, effective ANYTHING is hard.
Jeff, thanks for your comment. I hadn't thought about it in the broader context of anything worthwhile being hard, but of course you're right. It's a point that Hugh McLeod makes incidentally, in a fine book he published last week called Evil Plans. The way he puts it; "The day-to-day modus operandi of your "Average Total Failure" is quite straightforward. Being successful, however, is a whole different ball game."
And thanks for pointing up the reasons why it is worthwhile; I omitted those on purpose - this post was about why it's hard, but as a result it's a bit bleak, and it benefits from your reminder about why it's worthwhile. I think you're too kind to say I hint at remedies, but we do get pretty close to laying out a repeatable methodology in some detail in an article here.
Thought Leadership is Hard
In my experience thought leadership is often the result of observing and understanding what others are saying and doing in related, sometimes unrelated fields, and synthesizing those ideas, adding a pinch of insight, and applying them in a previously not considered or unsuccessful way.
This was true when Richard Nolan and Cyrus Gibson applied the ideas behind the Diffusion of Innoavations to how corporations understand, consume and manage IT.
Analysis and Synthesis
Doug, totally agreee. I think it most often results from analysing a bunch of situations and then synthesising a model of how it works. E.g. Tom Davenport and business analytics; look at companies that are successful at using business information and figure out what they have that others don't (in his case, across lots of kinds of information). And there are many more examples. Tim.


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Shooting out in the daylight, though, you can get very good results from the FinePix S1. If, however, your goal is to make poster-size prints after enlarging and heavily cropping in, you won't like the results. Likewise, if you're a birder or stalker of some other wildlife who wants to view fine details of distant subjects, this might not be good enough for your needs.
It's also not particularly good at ISOs above 400, as noise reduction gets stronger and smears details making subjects look soft at small sizes. There can also be a significant amount of purple fringing in high-contrast areas.
Shooting in raw format you can control the noise some and the fringing can be edited out. But again, it really comes down to what you want to do with your photos. For Web use or prints up to 8x10 or slightly larger, the results are pleasing.
Video is similarly nice in daylight, but less so in dim conditions. The zoom lens works while recording, though in quiet scenes you'll hear the lens movement in your movie clips. The camera can record in full HD at 60fps as well as high-speed movies in VGA resolution at 120fps; 320p at 240fps; and 240p at 480fps.
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Though the FinePix S1 can be used as a straightforward point-and-shoot -- there are two Auto modes (with or without scene recognition) -- it also has semimanual and manual shooting modes. In manual mode, available shutter speeds start at 30 seconds and go down to 1/2,000 second; selectable apertures go from f2.8 to f11 at wide end, and f5.6 to f11 at the telephoto end.
There is a Scene Position mode with the usual suspects like Portrait and Landscape and Sport and Fireworks. You'll also find an Advanced mode, which gives you a Pro Low-light setting that snaps off several photos and then combines them into one lower-noise photo; HDR; Zoom bracketing; and 10 advanced filters (Toy, Screen, Fish-eye, Miniature, Pop Color, Dynamic Tone, Partial Color, High Key, Low Key, and Soft Focus).
Lastly, the S1 has built-in Wi-Fi (and a button to activate it) that can be used to backup photos to a PC and connect to your smartphone or tablet to view or transfer images from the camera to your mobile device via the Fujifilm Camera Remote app. (There are currently multiple Fujifilm apps available, so be sure to get the right one.)
As the name implies, the app, which is available for Android and iOS, can remotely control the camera. You can't change settings, but you can control the lens, snap photos or start and stop video recording, set a self-timer, and turn on the flash (though you'll have to pop it up first). It also gives you a live view from the camera so you can see what you're shooting.
The app can also geotag photos when connected to the camera, which isn't as good as having built-in GPS, but it's better than nothing.
One minor annoyance: Everything in the app is done in portrait. That includes viewing photos, and you have to view your photos by opening and closing each one.
The Fujifilm FinePix S1 is basically your only choice right now if you want a 50x zoom lens on a camera that's protected from the elements. Maybe it doesn't have the absolute best image quality, but the rest of the camera is excellent.


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Age-standardised suicide rates per 100,000 population, standardised to the 2013 European Standard Population. Age-standardised rates are used to allow comparison between populations which may contain different proportions of people of different ages.
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- the share of U.S. companies substantially adversely affected by restrictive Indian policies rose from 18.8% in 2007 to 26.1% in 2013 (shares for individual sectors in 2013 ranged from 7.7% to 44.1%)
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Music is a great way of expressing how you feel through lyrics.
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Kill your TV...Play a Kazoo
I read a blog post the other day that was close to my heart, by Rohan Anderson on his blog Whole Larder Love. I could wax lyrical about Rohan and his blog for hours and hours. If you haven't visited, please do. It's challenging, and Rohan is unapologetic, but it is the most thought provoking and inspiring blog I have ever, ever read, the kind of stuff that just lights a fire in my belly. From that post:
The good thing is that it's pretty effortless to introduce small changes in the way we live, changes that will have amazing positive benefits and ultimately reduce our impact on environment. No one would make change if I said that you have to never own a car, go live in a cave and chew raw vegetables. But if I was to show a person how easy it is to grow most of their food, how to cook with that great home raised produce, a person would be more receptive to the idea, yes?
This. This is the reason I started this blog. This is my message. It is so important to realise that you do not have to be a 'hippy' and live in a commune with no wifi to make a positive change to the world we live in. I have made small, step by step changes to how I live my life over the last few years, and I have many, many more to go. The main thing is that I make conscious choices now, choices that take into consideration the impact of what I buy, how I live and where my food comes from. It is important to me to consider these impacts, and to know the implications of what I choose. I am an advocate for simple living, and eating local, and reusing & recycling. I often choose to spend a little more money on a product that comes from a source that I consider sustainable, ethical or local - voting with your dollar is the greatest power you have. I don't often buy things I don't need or that won't improve my life in some way. I choose to carpool to work, even though it's a pain in the arse. I choose minimal packaging when buying things if I can, in the same way I choose to grow some of our own food, and make things from scratch.
I'm not perfect. There are so many ways I can improve what I do, and for a long time I felt like abit of a fraud. It's why it's took me so long to start this blog. How could I claim to be into sustainability and simple living when I still visited the supermarket, bought clothes that were probably made in Bangladesh and sometimes purchased 'stuff' for the simple pleasure of seeing it looking pretty in my home (Etsy, I'm looking at you!)? I questioned whether what I was doing was actually making any difference at all. I know I'm not the only one to have questioned themselves like this - I've read posts here, here and even here recently all along the same vein. I've tried to write this post for a couple of weeks, but it wouldn't come out right. I'd felt sickened at some of the consumer-driven choices I've made. I'd succumbed, just a little, to defining who I am, by what I own...
Now I've come to the realisation that it's this feeling of discomfort that is the catalyst for change, and that perceived perfection is the antidote to it. I don't have to be perfect right now, I just have to DO something and keep doing the string of somethings I already do, adding to them along the way. So, along this path I'll continue and I hope I can inspire you to do the same. It's ok to be a contradiction, it's ok to take it one step at a time. It's ok to not be perfect.
Switch brands, buy local. Buy less. Grow more. Consume less, live more. Breathe a little deeper and exhale a little longer. Mute the TV ads. Don't buy the magazines. Bake, and make and swap. Do it one step at a time. Every thoughtful choice you make, every leaf of lettuce you grow does makes a difference.
So tell me, what is the next step you're going to make?


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iiNet to deliver TV over internet
Internet service provider iiNet will soon deliver customers a range of free and subscription television channels via broadband connection after signing a partnership with FetchTV.
The deal means iiNet customers will be able to have their internet connection, telephone service and television from a single provider, the Perth-based iiNet said today.
iiNet chief executive Michael Malone said the partnership would "change the face of Australian television forever".
"It's amazingly practical but, simply put, people will love it because its really cool," Mr Malone said in a statement.
Mr Malone said digital television delivered over broadband had proved "extremely popular" in France, Britain and Hong Kong.
Trials were expected to take place over the next month, iiNet said.
The free-to-air digital channels and subscription channels would not count towards a iiNet customer's monthly download allowance, the company said.
The FetchTV service would also offer video on demand content such as films, television shows, documentaries and children's programs, as well as pay-per-view new release movies.
There will also be 3D capability, games and web access via the set-top-box.
The two companies have been working on the concept since at least November last year, it was reported.
FetchTV chief executive Scott Lorson said iiNet had been "heavily involved" in the development of the service.
"FetchTV has been developed to satisfy the entertainment needs of the 70 per cent of Australians who have elected not to take up the existing and expensive subscription TV alternatives," Mr Lorson said.
FetchTV is backed by Malaysian billionaire T. Ananda Krishnan, who controls the ASTRO subscription-television group in that country.


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Tea Party activist Ryan Rhodes and President Obama got into a heated debate following an Iowa town hall yesterday after Rhodes asked Obama whether or not Vice President Joe Biden had called the Tea Party "terrorists" during debt ceiling negotiations.
Obama denied the remarks, but as Fox News White House correspondent Ed Henry reported, further explained, "As someone who's been called a socialist, not born here, taking away freedoms for providing health care, I'm all for lowering the rhetoric." Check out the video of the exchange after the break, and let us know your thoughts in the comments.
According to Rhodes, after Obama denied the "terrorist" accusation, he refused to continue the conversation with Rhodes due to Rhodes's insistence that Biden called the Tea Party terrorists. What are your thoughts on the exchange?


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Thes are the songs we will sing in our Good Friday Service on April 14. We will meet at Grace Christian Church, which is located at 177 Bonita Parkway. The service begins at 6:30 p.m. We love the focus on the cross of Jesus Christ and what He accomplished there. We will be joined by our friends from Grace Christian Church and Faith P... Keep Reading


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Forest Sun
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Recorded in Tucson AZ at Wavelab Studios, birth place to great albums by Calexico, Amos Lee, Iron and Wine. Produced by Forest Sun & Craig Schumacher.
Engineered by Chris Schultz. Vocals, guitars – Forest Sun, Drums – Winston Watson (Bob Dylan), Bass – Fen Ikner, Trumpet – Jacob Valenzuela (Calexico), Cello – Michael Santander, Vocals, Accordion, Bowed Vibes – Ingrid Serban. (read more)
A heart warming rendition of the Bob Dylan original. Pure and simple with sweet harmonies and acoustic guitar.
Recorded in San Francisco, CA.
Engineered by Michael Winger
Mastered by Michael Romanowski
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Forest Sun, Harmony Vocals – Ingrid Serban
JUST FOR FUN, Songs for the Little Ones
A kids record that the parents will love, too!
Rewarded as Best Album by Kids Music Award, Mom's Choice Awards & NAPPA. - "Trampoline" wins Best Song with Kids Music Award and is an International Song Writing Competition Nominee.
Recorded at Sage Arts in Arlington, WA with Matthew Gephart – engineer.
Music for for bright sunny days and warm nights. For getting it on and having a ball, for dancing naked in your kitchen. - Includes "Loveseat" feat. ALO as heard on MTV's "Good Vibes" and "So Nice" as heard on Showtime's "Big C" Season 1, ep. 9.
Recorded in Mill Valley, CA with Michael Winger – engineer
If earthly and mystical poets Pablo Neruda and Jalal-e-Din Rumi found acoustic guitars and wrote Americana songs together with wine and dancing girls and late night crickets for company, it might sound like this.
" Queen Anne's Lace" feat. Sean Hayes "Gurus and Rockstars," Just Plain Folks Awards Nominee.
Recorded in Mill Valley, CA with Michael Winger – engineer.
If Van Morrison, Paul Simon and Jack Johnson wrote songs on the road with Jack Kerouac and Ram Dass in the back seat it would sound like this. This album was recorded in a cabin in the redwoods of Northern California with all acoustic instruments. - Features the best selling song "No Regrets." - "Drops in the Ocean" 1st Place winner in the Pacific Songwriting Competition - "Change My Tune" 5th Place winner in the Just Plain Folks Awards in the Cajun category.
Includes the popular songs "Morning Bird" and "Twenty Toes in the Sand." - Features guest appearances by Jolie Holland and The Hot Buttered Rum String Band.
A deceptively simple interweaving of roots, jazz, folk, gospel, soul and speakeasy blues. - Includes songs featured in the surf documentaries " Land of Saints" and "A Common Thread."
A strong, heartfelt composition which blends folk, gospel, soul, blues, and jazz. - Forest Sun's debut album. - Includes the song "Down," featured on the surf documentary "5th Symphony Document" starring Kelly Slater.


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Opening times for ALDI in Airdrie
ALDI Airdrie is a branch forming a part of ALDI brand. It is open on: Mon - Sat: 8AM - 10PM, on Sunday 9AM - 7PM. This shop's address is: 6 Manse Place, Weavers Road, ML6 0AN, Airdrie. ALDI Airdrie is visited by many people living in nearby towns like Calderbank, Caldercruix, Chapelhall, Forrestfield, Gartness.
Other places nearby
Boots in Airdrie, 8 Bank Street (0.08 mile)
Burton in Airdrie (0.13 mile)
Card Factory in Airdrie (0.14 mile)
Costa Coffee in Airdrie (0.10 mile)
Farmfoods in Airdrie (0.04 mile)
Home Bargains in Airdrie (0.14 mile)
Post Office in Airdrie, 18 - 20 Bank Street (0.10 mile)
Poundland in Airdrie (0.09 mile)
Superdrug in Airdrie (0.10 mile)
WH Smith in Airdrie, 60 - 62 Graham Street (0.13 mile)


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Join the Black brotherhood and defend Castle Black from incoming siege through an immersive Virtual Reality experience. Inspired by the HBO hit series Game of Thrones, Framestore VR Studio developed the Defend the Wall experience for an interactive installation to let fans test their mettle against an oncoming attack.
Bringing Westeros to fans, again.
Building off of the Game of Thrones 'Ascend the Wall' experience that transported fans to Westeros for the first time in 2014, Framestore brought Castle Black to Astor Place in an even more action-packed experience.Using the HTC Vive and Unreal Engine, fans were plunged into the heart of the action to train for battle by defending The Wall at Castle Black. Armed with a bow, arrows, and a sturdy metal shield, fans honed their skills before facing an epic boulder onslaught.
We used the existing Castle Black Courtyard from the 'Ascend the Wall VR Experience', upgraded the assets to run in the Unreal Engine, improving the look and overall quality. Then, we added brand new assets for the user to pick up, shoot, and interact with. The result was an extremely fun and addictive game that exhilarated fans across America.
Interactive and Challenging
Similar to the original Game of Thrones Ascend the Wall experience, timing was everything. With lines over an hour long, we had to make sure each fan walked away having had a complete and fulfilling VR experience in only two minutes. In order to create this experience in five weeks, we brought together the best VFX artists, game engine developers, and game designers to make something fans would love.


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As Franklin County property owners, including myself, recently paid our first installment of real estate taxes, the time seems right to review the worst-kept secret in the state: Franklin County residents pay some of the highest property taxes in the nation – except for the growing numbers of residents who pay almost nothing. Most Franklin County property owners are paying thousands, if not tens of thousands, of dollars in taxes for the upkeep on our schools, police, roads, sewers, and hospitals. Meanwhile, the special few, including Mayor Coleman, are enjoying these benefits at a massive discount.
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The blatant unfairness of the abatement process — which largely favors new, upper-income residents over poorer and established residents — is clear to any impartial observer. However, it is also worth considering the bigger policy lesson of the abatement phenomenon: people like paying less in taxes.
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The abatements were introduced and justified on the grounds that they would attract development to areas that were falling behind. Mayor Coleman introduced the Downtown Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) abatement in 2002 to encourage 10,000 people to move to downtown Columbus by 2012. While he fell short of his goal and only 7,000 residents ended up moving downtown by 2012, undoubtedly those who made this move appreciate the smaller tax bill.
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Mayor Coleman has made sure that his property is one of the 1,300 receiving a tax break. In fact, he is now asking $624,900 for his 1,995 square foot, three-story condo on N. Fifth Street, which only two years ago he purchased for $456,000, and which the county last valued at $441,000. He is certainly banking on his buyers being enticed by the substantially lower tax bill they will face.
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Yet it does not appear that the abatements are actually serving the primary goal of attracting new development, as abatements are regularly handed out for projects that would have occurred without the incentives, according to Columbus lawyer Jeff Rich.
While Franklin County's upwardly mobile and wealthy residents finagle nice tax deals for their homes and investment properties, poorer residents continue to cough up high property taxes to fund county services. In fact, much cheaper properties are billed substantially higher property taxes. For instance, the property tax payment for a downtown condominium valued at $400,000 is less than half a Westgate home valued at $106,000.
Clearly, that's not a sustainable recipe for our fiscal future. Neither is it fair simply to reward the lucky few while many hardworking taxpayers fork over a double portion of the taxes that facilitate new developments.
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There's a better way forward: end the abatements, and cut property taxes for everyone. We can attract people to our great (but overtaxed) county while giving relief to everyone here. Let's end the special favors and make tax policy based on fairness and common sense, not on favoritism.
Baylor Myers is the Ohio Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity.
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5 Smart Ways Entrepreneurs Stay Productive and Healthy
Being an entrepreneur is an extremely stressful job. The total physical, financial, and mental burden of the business lies on you. This alone can threaten your health and have a detrimental impact on your physical fitness. And despite the threat that is posed to your health, you still can't help working hard.
But at this point, all smart and successful business leaders do something different. Yes, they all have a couple of other things in common apart from a rich bank account balance. They are all dedicated to practicing health habits which ensure that they can work insanely hard without breaking down.
Thankfully, these habits are pretty easy to incorporate in your daily routine. But the ultimate trick lies in making a habit stick throughout your life.
Related: 5 Smart Habits of People Who Make Things Happen
How do you think you could do that? Would you be able to satiate the demands of your employees and customers if you don't have good health conditions? Definitely not! Check out the healthy habits most hardworking, successful and smart entrepreneurs live by which doesn't let them sabotage their productivity.
1. They don't skip breakfast.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You don't eat when you sleep. Hence if you skip your breakfast, you are depriving your body from the vital nutrients and energy which needs to keep you going during the day. Smart entrepreneurs understand this and because of this, they don't skip their breakfast.
2. They don't consume too many frozen foods.
If you work from home and you're not adept at cooking, you must be finding frozen foods as the best alternative. But alas, frozen foods are loaded with nutrients and ingredients you wouldn't want to consume regularly. Although it is not that a frozen dinner will kill you but it can definitely sabotage your health and subsequently, your productivity.
Related: 10 High Impact Foods That Will Boost Your Energy and Make It Last
3. They know sleep is vital for success.
All entrepreneurs go through late nights and early mornings from time to time, as they have to meet up with their last- minute deadlines. However, smart entrepreneurs are aware of the fact that sleep is important for their success. Irrespective of whether you're a night owl or you're an early riser, you have to find a consistent sleep routine and also stick to it throughout your office life. Weekends can be spent in a different way altogether.
4. They make time to unplug from the daily, mad rush.
As an entrepreneur myself I know what it means to feel like you are losing out of the chase. I once got my line banned by my network provider sometime last year. For those few hours, I almost panicked. It was like I was missing out on everything worth missing out on. I got the line re-instated later on and got back myself.
Like me, many entrepreneurs find it difficult from unplugging from the stress of the day-to-day hustle. And it is even worse for those whose jobs require using the internet or just about anyone whose business revolves around IT. It is easy to get addicted to smart gadgets and get so used to screens that unplugging will seem like a Herculean task.
Related: Whether You Take a Vacation or Not, You Need to Unplug
Smart entrepreneurs know better. They understand the importance of creating a perfect work-life balance. And they always look out for ways to unplug and create a balance for a healthier life.
5. They learn something new every day.
Healthy entrepreneurs are dreamers throughout their lives. They work hard, play hard and think even harder. They listen to audio books, love to read and absorb as much knowledge as is possible for them. Not only do they teach themselves about topics which are relevant to grow their businesses, they also keep learning on what it takes to be healthy. This is because that they know that healthy behaviors have a direct impact on their business performance.
In conclusion, it is not just important to be productive and have huge turnovers, it is equally important to have good health so as to enjoy the reward of all your hard work. These habits, if imbibed, will help you stay healthy and still be productive.


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A Powerful cleaner for external hard surfaces such as tiled roofs, walls, timber decking, block paving and cladding which controls and treats fungal and algal growth prior to painting. This procedure eliminates further contamination by active spores to surrounding areas during surface preparation.
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"Here is my love.
Here is the sound of my heart.
Surely you will understand."
- Heart of Thomas
Motherland Chronicles #21 - Her Resting Place
Photography: Zhang Jingna
Hair: Junya Nakashima
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"The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera."
— Dorothea Lange
One of the best outcomes from being a photographer is learning to see things in the world around me that I would otherwise miss.
Now that cell phones have great cameras built in, the odds of catching a great shot are much higher. But even then, you have to be on your toes. I've missed more fleeting images than I have caught just by not being fast enough. Sometimes I'm lucky enough to even have my "real" camera in hand when a scene unfolds that results in an image I like. Some photographs exist only my mind, having missed the opportunity to capture the moment on film or a digital sensor.
This image was shot with my Nikon DSLR. The end result is an ambiguous, dreamy, maybe nightmarish image. It reminds me of recurring dreams I have had, being chased by some shadowy figure, looking desperately for a way out.
I converted the image to black and white and applied a soft "filter" in post processing to get the dreamy image I was after. The images I am most satisfied with are the ones I see as complete in my mind. As I shot this scene, I already envisioned the end result in my head, and it came out pretty close to my original idea.
This scene was not posed or pre-planned. It was truly a "grab shot" that happened in a split-second. I had taken a friend's daughters to local indoor swimming pool, and this is the ramp that leads up from the pool to the outside. The older sister ran up the ramp into daylight while her little sister lagged behind, right in front of me. Yes, that ominous, shadowy figure that appears to be chasing the pony-tailed girl is actually her little sister.
This photo is a good exercise in taking reality and making it say something entirely different in a photograph. It's also a good lesson in not believing everything we see in pictures, a lesson we are all learning more and more with the advent of easy to use photo manipulation software. However, this photograph, other than the conversion to monochrome and the dreamy filter, is pretty true to life. A few simple changes create an entirely different feeling than the original scene.
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High Health Hazard. 1,4 dioxane Contamination concerns.
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Surefire gas cost-cutter: Drive slower
Despite $4-per-gallon gas, most around bay speed right past Chronicle's Chevy
While gas prices at or near $4 a gallon have persuaded some Bay Area motorists to take public transit, join carpools or curse the oil companies, the high cost of fuel has moved few drivers to practice a proven gas-saver - driving slower.
A Chronicle reporter circumnavigated the bay last week - with the cruise control set at 59 mph - and found little company in the slow lane.
In 111 miles of freeway driving during noncommute hours, he passed just 118 slower-moving vehicles. And on some stretches of freeway - most notably Interstate 80 between the MacArthur Maze in Oakland and Vallejo - almost nobody was driving slower than 60 mph.
"When I'm (driving 55) consciously, I look around and see that it's just me," said Jawahar Swaminathan, 31, who drives regularly on Interstate 80 between his home in Richmond and his job in San Francisco. "Even the truck drivers are pulling around me to pass."
Still, scientists and fuel efficiency experts say that for most cars, driving slower pays.
"It can make a big difference," said Patricia Monahan, deputy director of clean vehicles for the Union of Concerned Scientists. "If you like to really accelerate fast, if you have a lead foot, that can have a really big impact on fuel economy."
Most cars get the best mileage between 45 and 55 mph, Monahan said. As speeds creep higher, fuel efficiency drops. For every mile per hour over 60 mph, she said, fuel economy drops by an average of around 1 percent.
"Going 65 is really lowering your fuel efficiency," she said. "And it gets worse at 75."
How much you stand to save depends on a lot of factors. With gas at $4 a gallon, a driver with a long commute - 400 miles a week - and a gas-guzzling vehicle getting only 20 mpg would save $18.74 a week by slowing down dramatically from 75 to 55 mph, extrapolating from the government's most recent figures on the subject. Even a more moderate deceleration - from 70 to 60 mph - would save that driver $11.74 a week.
In contrast, a commuter who started with a smaller carbon footprint - driving 100 miles a week in a car getting 30 mpg - would stand to save only a few dollars a week by slowing down.
The estimates are rough at best. The U.S. Department of Transportation last studied the effect of speed on fuel efficiency in 1997, and its results were based on a fleet of nine vehicles manufactured between 1988 and 1997 - hardly what's on the road today. "Unfortunately this analysis has not been done over, to my knowledge, in the last 10 years," said Monahan's colleague at the Union of Concerned Scientists, senior engineer Jim Kliesch.
Still, the results are striking. Slowing from 70 to 60 mph improved average fuel efficiency by 17.2 percent. A big slowdown - from 75 to 55 mph - improved fuel efficiency by a whopping 30.6 percent.
The need to conserve gasoline is why, in 1974, in the wake of the Arab oil embargo and ensuing fuel shortage, President Richard Nixon ordered the speed limit nationally to be lowered to 55 mph. The limit was lifted to 65 mph in some areas in the late 1980s, and the 55 mph national speed limit was entirely discarded in 1995. And except in backed-up traffic, few motorists have driven that slowly since.
The Chronicle's drive around the bay last week found that even $4 a gallon gas prices haven't persuaded many Bay Area drivers to ease off the gas pedal and save a few bucks.
Driving a Chronicle-issued Chevy Malibu, this reporter hopped on southbound Highway 101 in downtown San Francisco, settled into the slow lane going 59 mph and started counting the cars he passed - which took a while.
Even in the 50 mph zone through downtown, nobody was driving slower than 60. It took a couple miles of driving to tally the first slow-moving fuel saver.
The drive around the bay went south on 101 to San Jose, north on Interstate 880 to the MacArthur Maze in Oakland, north and east on Interstate 80 to Vallejo, across Highway 37 to Novato and south on Highway 101 back to San Francisco. The drive was made in noncommute hours, and traffic was mostly free-flowing. Only freeway driving was counted.
Drivers traveling slower than 60 mph were scarce all around the bay. But they were hardest to find on I-80 from Emeryville to Vallejo, where the Malibu passed just four vehicles.
Slower on 101
Slower drivers were most common across the bay on Highway 101. From Novato to the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge, 49 drivers were traveling slower than 60 mph. Between San Francisco and San Jose on 101, 38 drivers were passed.
On I-880 from San Jose to Emeryville, 27 drivers were moving slower than 60 mph.
Even at 59 mph, it seemed like the Chronicle car was standing still - especially on wide freeways such as I-880 where cars whizzed by in all lanes. Nobody honked, shook their fists or raised any fingers, but several drivers zipped right up to the rear bumper before suddenly swerving to pass. It wasn't clear whether those moves were the result of inattention or attempts at intimidation.
It's a behavior that fuel-conscious drivers have to get used to, say Bay Area residents who have pulled into the slow lane to save gas costs.
"It's scary, and it can be unsafe if you don't know how to drive defensively," said Swaminathan, who's been driving 55 since moving a year ago to the Bay Area from New Jersey, where gas is much cheaper. "A lot of people try to look into the car. I think they expect to see a grandma driving."
Linda Winter-Meiberg, 67, of Tiburon drives to Sacramento once a week to visit her mother. A few weeks ago, she decided to slow down from 72 mph, which is probably an average speed on that stretch of I-80, to 59 mph.
The move has cut her weekly gas bill from $40 to $35 - even as gas prices have risen.
"I try to be courteous by driving in the slowest lane," she said, "but I still get plenty of dirty looks and a lot of people honking at me. I kidded my husband, saying I was going to put up a sign in the rear window saying, 'Drive slower, save gas.' "
But some drivers don't want to ease up on the gas. They say it's unsafe, that their time is more valuable - or that it takes the fun out of driving.
"I won't do it," said George Steffner, 63, a retired engineer who lives in Moraga and tries to conserve by combining short trips. "I didn't do it when it was the law. To tell you the truth, I like going at higher speeds. I feel safer. And I have other ways of saving fuel."


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A lifestyle change took place when we moved to our smallholding in Wales, we are leaving behind the consumerism of life, growing our food, raising our meat, living our lives to the full, enjoying every day the highs and lows of country living, but not going without just doing it better.
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Just A Normal Day
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Col updated his laptop to 10 and lost virus protection, google earth, kindle and a few other things. I'm leaving mine where it isReplyDeleteReplies
So far everything is still here not lost anything :-)Delete
Those kind of days are just great aren't they? Love the sound of fish and chips by the sea with a lab loving the beach too :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Taking Sol to the beach is like taking a kid he gets all excited and its a big bonus if he finds an abandoned ice cream even if its covered it sand :-)Delete
Fermenting fleeces - I am utterly intrigued - off to research!ReplyDeleteReplies
There is a post on my craft blog about cleaning fleeces by fermenting :-)Delete
Sometimes I think those are the best sort of days, catch up ones, but LOVELY when rounded off with fish and chips by the sea!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes its great to tick those niggly jobs off the list :-)Delete
I'm liking Windows10,ReplyDeleteReplies
so far so good :-)Delete
i got windows 10 about 2 months ago, it was a fun novelty for a while talking to cortana but now i just forget about it lol :)ReplyDelete
I managed to boil some caterpillars the other day when collecting nettles for wool dye , whoops! haha :)
It's been forever since we've had fish and chips. Yummy! xxReplies
I dont like the idea of my computer talking to me that just dosent seem right :-)Delete
Sounds like a good day - especially with yummy honey to look forward to! xxReplyDeleteReplies
Honey harvests are the best :-)Delete
Oh now that is a really productive and enjoyable day. But fish and chips in the sunshine! Now that is a real treat!ReplyDelete
You fleece has come up well, and after seeing how yours have turned out I might have a go next year.
As for Windows 10, I dare not update my computer because I don't think it would cope with the work an update would require. I really need to get another PC, but keep putting it off, which is unwise because the last thing I need is a dead computer on my hands!
You did indeed have an enjoyable day because I could sense it in your post.Replies
It was a very relaxing day, I have 2 lap tops I have everything back up all over the place just in case they should die on me :-)Delete
When I read the title of your post I expected you to have been busy and I wasn't wrong. How lovely to top the day before off with a stroll on the beach and fish and chips though, and I'm sure Sol enjoyed himself too.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sol loves a trip to the sea side he gets all excited i the car when he can see the sea :-)Delete
Fish and Chips in the sunshine.. can't get much better than that! :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
The little pleasures of life :-)Delete
Tell meplease - are there advantages to updating to Windows 10? I keep getting a note on my screen advising me to do so, but not sure why.ReplyDelete
I must say that your day sounds a nice mixture of jobs done and pleasant leisure activities.Replies
I find windows 10 easier to navigate and i dont have to deal with those apps all over my screen :-)Delete
Fish and chips and a couple of pints of real ale would be the end of my perfect day. If only it would been sunny every day.ReplyDeleteReplies
If it was sunny every day it would be boring :-)Delete
What an awesome day,rounded off with fish and chips. Lovely moments to cherish.ReplyDelete
Glad you had a lovely day. Fish n chips at the seaside cannot be bettered. I changed to Windows 10 at the weekend. So glad I did as had been experiencing all sorts of problems including taking ages to load but have got the speed back at long last. Very easy to use so far I like it better than Windows 7! I was also getting messages saying memory was low but the new software seems to have sorted that as well. Glad Sol is bringing you so much pleasure and that he is settling in.ReplyDelete
Take care
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Thank you for taking the time and leaving a comment I do appreciate it, I may not always answer comments but I do read them all.


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Your martial arts class is far from over, but the clock seems to have frozen like Lake Michigan in January. Many martial artists have experienced the excrutiating slowness of the last few minutes of class, as their muscles have depleted the last of their glycogen stores and every body part has seemingly turned into lead.
While overall fitness plays a role in endurance, pre-class nutrition is often neglected. Many of you rush to your martial arts class straight form work, often fighting traffic, public transit, and weather to get to that class you have been daydreaming about all day. In the rush, many of you may stop to refuel your car, but not your body.
Carbohydrates are a key fuel for the body during physical activity, but not all carbohydrates are created equal. Some carbohydrates can cause your blood sugar level to spike for a short period of time, then drop to a level lower than even before you ate. Fortunately, there are other carbohydrates that keep your blood sugar elevated over a longer time, without the initial spike.
The measure of a carbohydrate's propensity to spike and crash your blood sugar is called the glycemic index. The glycemic index is a numerical ranking of a carbohydrate from 0 to 100. The ranking is based on blood sugar measurements from 10 healthy people over a two hour period, who have eaten the same amount of the same kind of carbohydrate.
The carbohydrates that cause the blood sugar to spike have a high glycemic index (70 or above) and those that are able to maintain a steady level over the 2 hour period are assigned a lower glycemic index (55 and under).
So, how should this apply to pre-class nutrition? Part of the answer lies in the length of your class. If your class is under an hour, you may be able to eat a high glycemic index carb and have it last throughout the class.
It is always better to err on the side of caution, however, and choose low glycemic index carbohydrates. Studies have shown that low glycemic carbohydrates consumed before exercise can burn more fat.
When should you eat and what should you eat? Low glycemic carbohydrates should be eaten 60 to 90 minutes before class. If you do not have enough time, try eating a mixture of low and high glycemic index carbs 15 to 30 minutes before class.
Low glycemic foods also tend to be complex carbohydrates:
- Multi- and whole-grain bread
- oat bran
- brown rice
- most fruits and vegetables
"White foods", such as white bread, potatoes, rice cakes, white sugar, bakery products made from white flour, and anything containing white sugar, glucose, or high fructose corn syrup have high glycemic indexes. Here is a fairly comprehensive list of the glycemic indices of various foods.
An often overlooked fact is that the glycemic index of foods can be lowered by consuming them with proteins and fats. So, a piece of cheese with some white bread will actually lower the overall glycemic index of the bread. However, since most low glycemic foods also have a lot of fiber, this nutritional advantage is lost when "cutting" a high glycemic food.
Keep it simple by planning ahead, and having some low glycemic foods handy before class. You pack your gi and your equipment ahead of time – pack some non-perishable food at the same time.
Fuel yourself with the right kind of food so that you have enough energy to maintain your focus throughout the class. You've waited all day for this class – don't let a lack of fuel keep you from enjoying it to the end.


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Man at Arms, does it again. Voltron is something I REALLY want to see as a movie, not to mention catch up on the new series set up on NETFLIX! Check out the episode below. They build it, the flaming sword… I can't believe how much I am drooling.


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I've got another prototype up on the site, called Isolation. You can download it here. I turned this one in for a grade, so it's more complete than the last one, but I wouldn't quite call it finished. I don't have any desire to come back to it any time soon, though, so I thought I'd just release what I had. Enjoy!
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