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Increasingly Technological Marketing: The Main Trends of 2016 (Translated)
A conferma di questo, una ricerca di CMO Council, condotta nel giugno 2015, ha scoperto che i superiori tassi di risposta ed engagement hanno rappresentato la principale ragione per cui si ricorre al contenuto personalizzato; lo ha affermato oltre la metà dei marketer senior interpellati a livello globale.
Analysis: The Most Massive Fears of Travelers (Translated)
Terrorattacken, politische Unruhen, Kriminalität: Die Liste der Dinge, vor denen sich Touristen fürchten, ist lang. Aber nicht alle Faktoren beeinflussen die Entscheidungen für oder gegen eine Destination oder Reise gleich stark oder gleich lang, wie eine aktuelle Untersuchung der US-Marketingplattform CMO Council und des Reiseportals Travel Zoo unter mehr als 2000 europäischen und nordamerikanischen Reisenden zeigt.
(Translated) Terrorist attacks, political unrest, crime: the list of things before which fear tourists is long. But not all the factors influencing the decisions for or against a destination or travel equally strong or equally long, as a recent study of the US marketing platform CMO Council and the travel portal Travel Zoo with more than 2,000 European and North American travelers shows.
Marketers overloaded with data and struggle to use it
The study is based on insights from more than 150 senior marketing executives surveyed primarily across North America and Europe during the fourth quarter of 2015 and was conducted in partnership with Pegasystems, a provider of strategic business applications.
Marketers looking to deliver exceptional customer experiences are increasingly turning to personalization as the key driver to maximize customer value.
But this will require redefining data's value and primary role, moving away from using data as a vehicle to calculate past performance metrics and into a critical tool to uncover new, real-time insights about customer behavior—including how customers react to different trends, news, offers, deals, product promises, promotional prompts, recommendations, social commentary and personalized messages.
Marketers fail to make most of data
The marketing world has no shortage of data but it does lack an ability to utilise this to predict customer behaviour and deliver personalised content, a new study has said.
The study from the CMO Council – Predicting Routes to Revenue – was based on insights from more than 150 senior marketing executives surveyed across North America and Europe during the fourth quarter of 2015.
Mobile and Social Are Overrated, Marketers Say
Mobile and social are not critical to your marketing department's ROI — least according to the marketers participating in a survey just released by the CMO Council.
Only 5 percent of marketers rated a mobile-first campaign execution to optimize mobile engagement as critical to revenue and profitability. And just 7 percent look at social engagement channels, including click-to-buy and social service plug-ins, as critical to do the same.
Personalization Progress Stalled by Lack of Insights
When it comes to personalization, real time remains theright time to engage customers and prospects. But the clock keeps ticking even as brands struggle to achieve relevance, personalization, and fulfill their brand promises.
This constant struggle stems from marketers' inability to reach customers' full potential due to a lack of insights, inaccurate data alignment, and no visibility into the customer lifecycle. The CMO Council's study, "Predicting Routes to Revenue," released yesterday and conducted in partnership with Pegasystems, highlights these disparities.
The study surveyed more than 150 marketers to better understand how these professionals are making the real-time decisions that impact customer engagement strategies and maximize revenue potential. Although most marketers said they recognize the need for real-time personalization and consistent experiences, many say they're unable to advance their efforts because of a lack of forward-looking campaign metrics and an incomplete view of the customer.
If you haven't been thinking about the future of personalization — you should. The CMO Council released a fascinating study today, looking at how marketers are viewing/using personalization and what that means for all of us down the road.
The study, done in partnership with Pegasystems, is entitled "Predicting Routes to Revenue, and found that nearly half of marketers say their current analytics programs have the ability to give a clear view of past performance but do little to shed light on the road ahead. The study is based on insights from more than 150 senior marketing executives surveyed primarily across North America and Europe during the fourth quarter of 2015.
Marketers Feel Overwhelmed By Predictive Data Amid Struggle Over 'Customer Experience'
A slim 5 percent of marketers express confidence in their ability to adapt and predict the customer journey in an efficient way, while 48 percent confess most of their analytics falls behind separate department walls and is not well aligned, a study by the CMO Council has found.
In a survey of 150 senior marketing executives across North America and Europe during Q4 2015 in conjunction with business software provider Pegasystems, marketing execs say they feel "overloaded" with predictive analytics and are largely unable to make that data actionable in a manner that makes connecting with shoppers easier for both sides of the transaction.
Most marketers can't predict the customer journey and admit they aren't maximizing revenue
If we believe what we're being told, marketers in 2016 should be able to take the overabundance of data at their fingertips and leverage it for their benefit, day in and day out.
But according to a new study, released today by the CMO Council and conducted in partnership with Pegasystems, it appears this isn't the case at all.
In the report — entitled "Predicting Routes to Revenue" — only 5 percent of marketers say they have mastered the ability to adapt and predict the customer journey and truly understand which actions will derive maximum value.
That's a pretty grim finding, but it gets worse.
The study — which is based on insights from more than 150 senior marketing executives surveyed primarily across North America and Europe during the fourth quarter of 2015 — also reveals that only 3 percent of respondents said they were realizing the full revenue potential of their customers. Almost half (47 percent) said they were not maximizing revenue, 44 percent said they were working on it, and 6 percent revealed that they simply didn't know how well they were doing at all.
In general, however, the report offers a hard reality check, showing once again that in the real world of marketing, having access to the data isn't, in itself, that useful. Having clean data that provides a full 360-degree view of the customer, thereby opening up the opportunity for personalized marketing, does help. Unfortunately, most marketers just aren't there yet.
Report: Marketers Failing to Realize the Full Revenue Potential of their Client Base
Past research has indicated that marketers are focused on enhancing the customer experience to boost their bottom line, but new data shows that they are struggling to achieve their objectives. The "Predicting Routes to Revenue" report from the CMO Council has found that nearly half of marketers (47 percent) claim they are not realizing the full revenue potential of their customers.
While 44 percent of respondents said they are "getting there," only 3 percent believe they are doing so. Additionally, 66 percent said they are "hit or miss" when it comes to delivering promises to clients.
CMO Council: Marketers struggling to personalize, create real-time interactions
A new study from the CMO Council shows that marketers are facing challenges in personalizing interactions with customers, creating real-time interactions, and shaping customer journeys and outcomes.
The "Predicting Routes to Revenue" survey, which was conducted in partnership with Pegasystems, polled more than 150 senior marketing executives primarily across North America and Europe during Q3 ad Q4 of 2015.
Be Predictive And Personal, Says CMO Council Study
How well are you using data to anticipate what's ahead and then prepare for it? Although most marketers aren't Warren Buffet, they have to get close to that, when it comes to knowing what their consumers want and need today, and what they'll want tomorrow. Are they? In a new study from the CMO Council, only 5% of marketers said they can predict the consumer journey and adapt to it fast.
In "Predicting Routes to Revenue," involving some 150 senior marketing executives in North America and Europe polled in the fourth quarter last year, 23% of respondents said they are able to develop predictive insights into broad customer trends, while another 20% felt they are only able to predict the next best action and struggle to move beyond that first step. Two-thirds said their success in delivering on their brand promise is sketchy, with 14% saying they aren't delivering at all.
Travel 2016: Europe's Out, While Asia, Australia And South America Are In
As a result of several high-profile attacks around the world, terrorism has become a concern among countless international travelers in a way that it has not been in years past.
Add to that the uncertainty associated with climate change and the growing frequency of natural disasters, and you have yet another source of hesitation among globe trotters when it comes to travel in 2016.
And while industry experts insist that bookings remain steady, or perhaps busier than usual in a show of solidarity with affected countries, there is no denying a shift in patterns among large swaths of the traveling population, one that's more than likely tied to the past year's events.
Terrorism, Turmoil Biggest Travel Deterrents, Survey Show
Although the probability that they will impact one's trip is extremely low, the number of travelers concerned about terrorism, war, and disease is extremely high, according to a new study conducted by the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council's GeoBranding Center in partnership with AIG Travel.
Global travel anxiety audit finds island destinations safest, terrorism and turmoil biggest deterrents to tourism
In a new study undertaken by the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council's GeoBranding Center and AIG Travel. Data for the report, entitled "How Global Voices Shape Travel Choices: The Impact of Consumer Apprehension on Travel Intention" was collected from more than 2,000 American, European and other global travelers worldwide during October 2015 via an online survey by the CMO Council and Travelzoo.
The research aimed to gather consumer views and specific areas of concern that lead travelers to alter their plans, intentions or destination picks. Among these events and incidents are terrorist attacks, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, regional conflicts, political upheaval, crime and violence, civil unrest, plane crashes, and cruise line accidents or food safety issues.
The study reveals that personal safety has become a major concern for tourists as real-time news channels multiply and social media postings bring first-hand accounts of incidents or situations to aspirational leisure travelers, impacting decision-making around desired destinations. More than 60 percent of survey respondents report that turmoil, health hazards or active conflicts could sway or even deter their travel to a specific country or region.
Inside Africa's tourism crisis
A new global survey by the CMO Council's GeoBranding Center and AIG Travel, entitled "How Global Voices Shape Travel Choices," shows that despite strong word-of-mouth support and lower concerns about costs and long flights, half of the potential travelers to Africa are simply avoiding the continent due to fears of personal safety, violence and diseases like Ebola.
Global Anxiety Study Shows How Travelers Think
In a new study by Chief Marketing Officer Council's GeoBranding Center and AIG Travel, titled "How Global Voices Shape Travel Choices: The Impact of Consumer Apprehension on Travel Intention," which polled more than 2,000 travelers from across the globe during the month of October, travelers felt safest when vacationing on islands, or in Australia or New Zealand
The report also revealed, not surprisingly, that terrorism activity is the number-one reason tourists avoid certain destinations. One in four travelers has changed vacation plans in the past year due to global or local safety, security, or health concerns.
People still have that wanderlust desire, but the sense of anxiety is keeping them closer to home, and many are opting to travel domestically.
What Can The Travel Industry Do To Fight 'Travel Anxiety'?
The fact is that travel anxiety has always existed, and now, with non-stop media coverage of every tragedy and disaster, it is quite high. If you look at the results of the CMO Council's survey, the travel industry's best response seems to be to focus on giving people the tools that they need (namely, clear-eyed and truthful information) so that they can combat anxiety with facts and be able to plan their travels without being influenced by the internet's non-stop chatter.
'Worldwide' Travel Alert Update: Africa's Struggling Tourism Industry Slams Obama Administration
A global survey released last month by the CMO Council's GeoBranding Center and AIG Travel showed that more than half of travelers trust government alerts above all other sources when deciding on safe travel destinations. The survey also found that half of the potential travelers to Africa are avoiding the massive continent due to fears of personal safety, violence and diseases like Ebola. One in four travelers changed or cancelled their vacation plans in the past year over safety concerns.
Study Says One in Four Travelers Change Plans Due to Terrorism Concerns
A new study from the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council's GeoBranding Center and AIG Travel reports one in four travelers has changed vacation plans in the past year due to global or local safety, security or health concerns, with terrorism activity topping the list of reasons tourists will avoid travel to certain destinations. Data for the report, entitled "How Global Voices Shape Travel Choices: The Impact of Consumer Apprehension on Travel Intention," was collected from more than 2,000 American, European and other global travelers worldwide during October 2015 via an online survey by the CMO Council and Travelzoo. 58 percent of the travelers surveyed were female, and the majority of respondents were over the age of 45. 55 percent were residents of the U.S. and Canada, 16 percent lived in the United Kingdom and 23 percent lived in Germany. Other respondents lived in countries throughout Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.


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The good folks at Baseball Prospectus have written the first must-read baseball book of the season. "Baseball Between The Numbers" takes on the classic bar-stool debates -- Bonds vs. Ruth, is there such a thing as "clutch," is A-Rod worth the money -- with the signature BP blend of statistical scrutiny and a fan's fervor. It's smart and entertaining, and it will change the way you think about the game you love.
|Excerpts from "Baseball Between the Numbers"
• Chat with Nate Silver about the book
• Is David Ortiz really Mr. Clutch?
• Why doesn't Billy Beane's stuff work in the playoffs?
• Does baseball need a salary cap?
• ESPN.com MLB coverage
Jonah Keri, who edited the book, was kind enough to do an interview via e-mail with us this week. Here's what he had to say:
What don't most of us (fans) understand about the role of luck in baseball? Why don't most of us understand or recognize its importance, do you think?
Jonah Keri: As with anything, it's a matter of human perception. As human beings, we're determined to find a cause we can embrace for everything. You'll see this in everyday life situations, even serious or grave ones: A friend contracts a disease and we search for answers, wondering how this could have happened. In baseball, if a batter knocks in a run in a key situation, we say that he's "clutch," or that he's on some kind of higher moral plane. Stuff happens, randomly, all the time. It doesn't make for sexy headlines, and it may confuse our ability to assign credit and blame to all events, but it's the truth.
Imagine you have King Felix under glass as we speak; he's yours to use, preserve, exploit or coddle. How do you handle him this season?JK: We're proud of the contributions Baseball Prospectus has made on the topic of handling pitchers, through years of research and writing. Today you'll see pitch counts in box scores, just as surely as you'll see hits and runs. A system like BP's Pitcher Abuse Points allows us to gain some insight as to how pitchers operate and what their limits are. At the same time, it's not realistic to say that all pitchers follow the same patterns. Felix Hernandez doesn't turn 20 years old until this weekend, so I'd definitely use caution, given what we know about young arms and their propensity for injuries. At the same time, blending scouting and statistical research together can help us better understand how a pitcher like King Felix will perform. The scouting side would argue that he's a big, strong kid with a big lower body. You think of durable, successful pitchers like Roger Clemens, Livan Hernandez and Carlos Zambrano as also fitting that mold. So I'd say you approach this season with a plan that accounts for both Hernandez's youth and his body type.
If the M's have a comfortable lead, have him hit the showers early. If he's being efficient with his pitches and not facing many high-stress innings in a given start, go ahead and stretch him into the eighth and ninth innings. Just monitor him closely, and always come in with a plan, rather than pulling him out of panic or getting complacent and forgetting he's on the 35th pitch of the seventh inning, struggling to get anywhere close to the plate.
Looking back over the whole arc of it, what happened to/with Paul DePodesta in L.A.?
JK: The acerbic L.A. media and a weak-willed, poorly prepared owner happened. The skinny on DePodesta is that he's an extremely intelligent man who has a great understanding of how to build a ballclub, but he's not necessarily as cuddly as some of the other, more gregarious GMs. Combine DePodesta's keen understanding of numbers with the great fear that many mainstream media members have of statistical analysis and you get a situation ripe for the GM to get ripped in the papers, on the radio and elsewhere in L.A. on a constant basis. When Frank McCourt saw how unpopular his general manager was in the local media -- despite DePodesta shepherding the Dodgers to a division title in his first season and being at the helm only two years total -- he gave in to the pressure and replaced him.I will say that a big part of a GM's job is just that -- to be a smiling, accessible figure for the media, to reach out to fans and to generally be a strong PR man for the team. You need those skills in today's media-saturated environment to gain job security. The long tenures and multiple opportunities some of the shakier front-office types have had over the years underscore that point. Baseball Prospectus founder Gary Huckabay (who's now a consultant within the game) has a great essay in the "Baseball Prospectus 2006" book on the need for aspiring GMs to have greater people skills if they're to hold down a job. Not every smart guy with a great projections model or an understanding of replacement level can be the next Billy Beane or John Schuerholz. Very few can.
OK, we have to ask: Sox or Yanks? (Coco or Johnny?)
JK: Sox. The Yankees overpaid for Damon because they can, but the bottom line is he's on the wrong side of 30, and the Yankees are paying him for four years past his prime. Crisp is 26, just entering his peak years, with a broad base of skills that at the very least compares favorably to Damon's. They'll likely put up similar numbers this year, with Crisp passing Damon soon. The Sox had to make a couple of trades to get Crisp, but if you break the deal down as an overpaid, questionable Edgar Renteria for a young, relatively cheap, productive center fielder in Crisp, it's a slam dunk.
Will the NL West be any better this year? Will anyone care?
JK: Check back in '07. The Arizona Diamondbacks could reel off three or four division titles in a row starting very soon with all the young talent they've assembled, both on the field and in the front office.
Until then, you've got a Bonds-or-bust Giants team, a Padres team that's short on starting pitching and a Dodgers team that has more injury risks than anyone that should still be considered the favorite in the West. The Rockies try to try to find a plan that works but have never come up with one that has staying power.
At one point not so long ago, Kenny Williams was a just-doesn't-get-it guy. Now he's the defending world champ GM. What's your take on him today?
JK: The key word in that first sentence is "it". What is "it"? Is it the ability to grasp statistical concepts, to recognize replacement value, to place extra emphasis on positions where talent is scarce, to build a great farm system, make savvy trades, build a great staff under him, work with the scouting and [player-development people] to draft and develop the right players? Like every other GM in baseball, Kenny Williams does some things well and some things not as well. His success rate on various moves has been higher in the last couple of years, that's for sure.What I really liked was the aggressive approach Williams and the White Sox took after winning it all. We've talked about how the Sox can expect some natural falloff this season, especially in their defense and possibly their pitching, as well. I think Williams recognized that everything fell into place almost perfectly last year. Acquiring a player like a Jim Thome is a nod to upgrading the team offensively, to help make up for some of the likely regression in other areas.
Who are your likely breakouts in 2006 and why? Who are your flameouts and why?
JK: On breakouts, I look for players getting their first shot at regular playing time, or entering an age range (especially 25-28) where they're likely to take a step up given what we know about development paths. Jonny Gomes, Nick Swisher, Casey Kotchman, Curtis Granderson, Coco Crisp, Rafael Soriano, Brian McCann, Austin Kearns, J.J. Hardy and Ryan Madson.On flameouts, injuries are often a killer. I had concerns about C.C. Sabathia maintaining his early-career pace before he went on the DL this week. Ben Sheets has injury issues. Then you have players likely to come down due to age. This will be the year Jim Edmonds starts to drop off quite a bit. Garret Anderson's body is already falling apart.
We're good at measuring so much of the game now; where do numbers still fail us?
JK: One of my favorite chapters in "Baseball Between the Numbers" is the final chapter by Dayn Perry titled: Can Stats and Scouts Get Along? A pitcher could be going along fine numbers-wise during a season, but an astute pitching coach or eagle-eyed scout may spot a flaw in his mechanics that could become a major problem later. Taking a holistic approach and applying the best of statistical analysis and informed scouting is how the best teams approach team-building and player development.The other area where numbers can fail is when we use the wrong numbers.
Another chapter in "Baseball Between the Numbers," What's the Matter with RBI?, discusses the flaws of many of baseball's bubble-gum-card stats.
A lot of people still equate great pitching to how many games a pitcher wins, sometimes at the expense of all other numbers. This ignores the fact that the single best predictor of win-loss record is the support a pitcher gets from his team -- through run support as well as defense. What we also found in the book is that winning percentage has the lowest likelihood to repeat itself year-to-year among any of the major pitching categories. By focusing on elements such as walk rate, strikeout rate and ground-ball rate, you can gain a better understanding of how a player is going to perform.
One of the most conventional bits of conventional wisdom says guys perform particularly well during their contract years. Is it true? Does the answer surprise you?
JK: The answer we found in the book is that, yes, players do perform better in contract years than otherwise. One thing to remember is that players hit their first contract year after six major-league seasons. So in Year Six they're likely in their mid-to-late 20s, prime years for baseball players. But even after adjusting for age, we still have some evidence of better performance in contract years.This was a surprising answer, but in a sense it was a great surprise. Much of what you read in "Baseball Between the Numbers" ends up bucking conventional wisdom -- that bunting is almost never a good idea or that batting order doesn't matter much. But sometimes when you go in and do the number-crunching, you find that conventional statistical wisdom can be off the mark, too. It's great to be proven wrong once in a while. It keeps you honest and it forces you to keep an open mind and to always be thinking of new areas to explore and new lessons to learn about the game.
Your book tackles a host of big questions/persistent myths. Which "obvious truth" do you want to explore next, and why?JK: There are 29 of these big questions in the book -- this is the kind of stuff you'd argue in a bar or at a ball game with buddies, only now you've got some real ammo to back up your argument. It's tough to find new debates after tackling so many of them in the book. I think a lot of what we can explore next can be offshoots of topics already broached in the book.
There's a chapter titled What Do Statistics Tell Us About Steroids? -- which is a good first step in making sense of the performance-enhancing drugs debate that's such a big topic in the game right now. But as we get more information, we can take the discussion further. We ask, Did Derek Jeter Deserve the Gold Glove? ... in discussing defense -- but we can do more to get at defensive measures as the tools to do so get more sophisticated.I'd say No. 1 for me would be getting a better grip on the impact of injuries, how to predict them and how to prevent them. Teams tend to take this sanguine approach toward injuries sometimes, like, "We would have been right there, but there's no way we could have predicted all those injuries." The human body is incredibly complex and everyone is different. But throwing up our hands in defeat isn't good enough, not when there's hundreds of millions of dollars and the World Series on the line for 30 teams every year. Our injury columnist, Will Carroll, has done a great job of making better sense of the issue, and all of us at BP will continue to work to find solutions to this issue. The first team to make significant strides in this area is going to have a huge advantage over everyone else.
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I know sorting posts by custom field is also possible with
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Thanks a million. This question has been haunting me for the past 2 or 3 years.


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11-Year-Old Transgender Girl Imagines Trans-Inclusive Inaugural Speech
President Obama's second inaugural address was no doubt a milestone for its inclusion of gays and lesbians, but noticeably absent was any mention of the experience of transgender people. Sadie, who is 11 years old and has identified as trans since Kindergarten, noticed the omission, and chose to write her own "speech" in response. Here is "Sadie's Dream for the World":
The world would be a better place if everyone had the right to be themselves, including people who have a creative gender identity and expression. Transgender people are not allowed the freedom to do things everyone else does, like go to the doctor, go to school, get a job, and even make friends.Transgender kids like me are not allowed to go to most schools because the teachers think we are different from everyone else. The schools get afraid of how they will talk with the other kids' parents, and transgender kids are kept secret or told not to come there anymore. Kids are told not to be friends with transgender kids, which makes us very lonely and sad.
When they grow up, transgender adults have a hard time getting a job because the boss thinks the customers will be scared away. Doctors are afraid of treating transgender patients because they don't know how to take care of them, and some doctors don't really want to help them. Transgender patients like me travel to other states to see a good doctor.
It would be a better world if everyone knew that transgender people have the same hopes and dreams as everyone else. We like to make friends and want to go to school. Transgender people want to get good jobs and go to doctors like they are exactly the same. It really isn't that hard to like transgender people because we are like everyone else.
Sadie's mom, Sage, told the Huffington Post that Sadie is very outspoken and introduces herself to people by saying, "Hi, I'm Sadie, my favorite color is pink, I'm vegan, and I'm transgender. Who are you?"


text: At the SBCL10 conference, I worked on an LLVM backend for SBCL, as well as the supporting work of CL bindings to the LLVM C API. I've now cleaned up CL-LLVM a slight amount, and added some READMEs to both it and SBCL/LLVM. CL-LLVM (bindings to the LLVM C API): http://repo.or.cz/w/cl-llvm.git SBCL branch with LLVM support: http://repo.or.cz/w/sbcl/llvm.git This README summarizes the current status: http://repo.or.cz/w/sbcl/llvm.git/blob/HEAD:/README.LLVM But, in short, you can do this: (llvm-compile '(lambda (x) (let ((y (* x 3))) (+ x y)))) (run-fun * 7) and have it return 28. Woo! ...and that's just about as complex a function as is currently supported. Note also that it's doing a full-call of the plus and times functions: there's currently no handling of known functions. Also, the #'+ and #'* functions aren't stored in a load-time-constant vector as they should be, instead (symbol-function (intern "+")) is called every time. I'll fix that soon. I've developed it on Linux/X86-64. If it works on anything else I'd be rather surprised: there's some hardcoded 64s and 8s in there right now. Anyways, at least it's something. :) James


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So it's o.k. because you're being meta? Got it.
That gown doesn't look very practical for PA work, though.
There have been rumors about Hillary's orientation for years, including chatter about a "tape" which was mentioned at a Democratic Fundraiser in Hawaii. Several very moneyed donors said they put their money on Obama and not on Mrs. Clinton because they had inside information about the existence of the tape, and they expect an inevitable "October Surprise" and making Hillary a doomed investment...
If Hil is lickin' Huma, then I'll bet Bill is seething with jealousy and down on bended knee beggin' for sloppy seconds. Because Huma is hotter than any woman Bill has banged in a long long time (that we know of at least).
She's hot.
Too bad the story is a fake.
SHE REMINDS ME OF jEAN gODDENS GIRLFRIEND ...
tHE sTRANGER HAD NO IDEA ...
Oh my... That woman's delicious.
On a slightly serious note, since when does having a family brimming with known muslims mean you're connected to terrorists?
Yes, it would be better, Big Sven, just to ignore the story/rumor/lie, because then it would just go away -- just like those Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.
There is ample evidence that the Republican Party has the corner on the closet-case market. This is just smear. I do wonder though, which Democratic campaign is helping to disseminate the rumors: Obama or Edwards?
Big deal. Dubya was sucking bin Laden's dick at Kennebunkport family retreats way back in the summer of '59.
my guess:
Hillary is elected, unveils Muslim terrorist girlfriend and Osama bin Laden as Secretary of State, reelection is challenged by also-lesbian Condi Rice, world ends during 12/12/12 recount
@4: Are you kidding? My money'd be on Bill running the camera.
Vast right-wing conspiracy.
If Hillary is hooking up with that hottie she's got my vote. Definitely.
Come on - this is bush-league stuff, and so fucking preditable. Surely her team is already prepared for a yarn about some random girl munching Hillary's carpet. It's exactly what you'd expect Drudge to throw out there, with a big ol' siren.
(And how many of those posters in the Freeper link do you think were typing with one hand?)
Gotta be contrary: she's too skinny. Look at those arms--or lack thereof. Some sort of eating disorder. She's all yours, bro.
Dan, in the story about Richard Curtis, you write
Some people credit the Republicans losing control of Congress in 2006 to the Haggard scandal.
I hate to nitpick, but wasn't it the Foley scandal?
Hey, it's too bad that 1) Hillary is so scary and offputting and 2) there's no merit to this story. Because otherwise I might be compelled to vote for her just so there'd be a megahot First Lady for once. I'd put a poster of her on the wall of my dorm room, if I had one.
Then again, if Hillary gets the Democratic nomination I'll likely end up voting for her anyway. Grudgingly.
Two-party systems are a stupid idea.
I don't see how this is a smear. What's wrong with lesbians?
I can't believe that a national politician would ever cheat on their spouse, especially with a member of the same sex. What next?
Too skinny
I'd hit that.
She has family members that are "known Muslims?" That's illegal, right?
Better a klown Muslim than an unklown Muslim.
She looks a bit like Terri Hatcher. I wouldn't lick her with someone else's tongue.
(never mind the gay thing)
step aside kucinich... there's a new trophy on display.
Nice to see she's getting attention for her abilities...
And I heard that Ron Paul jacks-off to pictures of George Bush and Dick-head.
I dont get it. If Shrillary is teh gay with her, does that mean she's gay too??? no chick that looks like her could be gay, no way man. She looks like one of the dark haired sor sis's across the row, and all of them like to bone men. I thought muslin chicks all wore that jib-jab thing. kind of a turn on, but dont tell any of the brah's I said that, aww-right?
She's alright... If you're into that emmaciated, little girl look...
Is that like a lesbian thing?
If there's anything left in Hill's closet, it was buried in lime years ago.
Dan, you don't often piss me off, but *you* are the one who ripped on Harpers for "stoking" this rumor, all the while spreading the rumor yourself. What the fuck is wrong with you today?
This rumor exists because the idea of someone getting it on with Huma is so damn appealing - H. Clinton just happens to be the most convenient someone.
Say what you want- That woman's hot enough to make this gay boy straight. For at least a night.
Go Hillary!
I'd be much more worried about a straight woman who wouldn't go a little bi for Huma Abedin. Besides, Hillary has at least one, probably two free passes from Bill, and anyway I don't picture him complaining.
She could have an ultimate "long skinny arms" deathmatch with Ann Coulter. Huma would win with a gracefully-maneuvered, thin-fingered 'eagle claw" to Coulter's testicles.
Look at her. She could make anybody switch teams.
Even if Mrs. Clinton were the lesbiest lesbo in all of lesdom, she would walk across a field of naked Huma-class hotties without once looking down if it meant she would get elected. I get the feeling that with Mrs. Clinton, ALL else comes (heh) second to doing and saying whatever it takes to get elected. She is a politician first, and an anything else second.
Oh, and put me in the "do want" column. Skinny or no, I think Huma's incredible looking.
Too bad it isn't true!
Good taste in mistresses is applicable to good taste in cabinet appointments, and therefore a candidate's lovers should be assessed by voters. Caucus-goers in Iowa should demand to know what Obama's and Edwards' girlfriends look like.
Take a look at pre-wedding Judy Guiliani, for example, and place her next to Huma Abedin, and reflect on what that means. On second thought, let's just take another long, reflective look at Abedin. Zow.
@28 . she's getting attention for her abilities and for her appearance.
Doesn't Huma look a lot like Roslyn's cylon chief of staff? Maybe she's a cylon. That'd be bad.
Yeah, great, the Oval Office will be renamed the princess romp room!
There is no way she is going to get elected with these rumors swirling about!
Thank goodness! I'd rather have the black man!!!
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Like a good many Americans, I dont want Hillary Clinton back in the White House. What is past is prologue. I am also convinced that Hillary is a born lesbian, and rather openly so since the 1970s. As I would find out, there's much more to Hillary than meets the eye: http://theseedsof9-11.com
What's so awful about this is that the other women that Hillary has been with will now suffer lower self-esteem. It's a sad commentary on our society that the depth of Hillary's politics of meaning are so misunderstood by her bisexuality that is merely a tool of her femininity in the consistent application of her power.
Will the sleight Huma be forced to carry all the White House fixtures that Hillary covets if she can obtain the power that she so desperately craves?
Surely poor Huma is not strong enough to do a repeat of the $300,000 in heavy lifting of White House possessions.
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For the second time in as many games, Milwaukee failed to earn the one point it needs to win the West Division after suffering a 2-1 loss to Grand Rapids Wednesday in front of 2,758 people at the Bradley Center.
The Admirals still have three games left, beginning Friday at home against third-place Texas. The only way they would fail to take first is by losing all three in regulation and Houston winning its sole remaining game.
Milwaukee, which hasn't lost more than three straight games in regulation all season, did manage to clinch home-ice advantage in the first-round of the playoffs. The first two games will be April 14 and 16 at the Bradley Center.
"We're trying to build here," Milwaukee coach Lane Lambert said. "In terms of standings and points and things like that, that's not our focus right now. It can't be, because we are trying to improve our game with the number of new players that we have in the lineup. That's really our focus, to get back to the foundation and continue to try to build. There were certain plays that happened in the game tonight that guys that haven't been here very long don't recognize. It's all part of the process of trying to get better, and we have to do it quickly."
Five players were appearing in their fourth game or fewer, and two of them contributed to Milwaukee's only goal.
Cory Conacher (fourth game) and Michael Latta (first game) had assists on Andreas Thuresson's goal that tied the score at 1-1 with 17:58 left in the second.
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"We have to try to build off the momentum we get after scoring goals," Thuresson said.
Tomas Tatar's goal, scored near the crease after failing to jam it in, made it 2-1 with 17:24 left in the second.
"When a guy is right along a post and he's trying to jam it in, as a goalie, you're not really trying to cover it," said Milwaukee goalie Jeremy Smith, whose four-game winning streak ended. "Because when you try to cover it, you open up holes. What I was trying to do was hold my ground because I didn't want to get pushed into the net. He took a step and went 5-hole. My idea was to just hold the post, but I had a hole and he found it."
Grand Rapids had lost its previous five games by a total score of 20-7, but the Griffins held Milwaukee scoreless on all five power-plays.
"We had lots of chances to score," Lambert said. "I thought we generated a lot. I thought our power-play was real good. Our lack of production obviously cost us the game, but I thought we had chances."
Milwaukee center Steve Begin left with 4:56 remaining in the first period and did not return after he was hit in his leg with the puck while sliding to block a shot.
"Hopefully he'll be all right," Lambert said.
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First period - 1, GR, Emmerton (Minard, Keefe), 12:13. Penalties - MIL, Josi (holding), 4:16; GR, Filppula (interference), 9:40; GR, Pare (hooking), 13:17; MIL, Laakso (hooking), 13:27.
Second period - 2, MIL, Thuresson (Conacher, Latta), 2:02; 3, GR, Tatar (Filppula, Tardif), 2:36. Penalties - MIL, Josi (tripping), 6:00; GR, Keefe (too many men), 9:20; GR, Andersson (goaltender interference), 17:15; GR, Janik (elbowing), 19:23.
Third period - No scoring. Penalties - GR, Amadio (roughing), 19:25; MIL, Mueller (roughing), 19:25.
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Summary: Shots on goal - GR 9-5-5-19; MIL 7-9-14-30. Penalties / minutes - GR 6 for 12; MIL 4 for 8. Power-play opportunities - GR 0 for 3; MIL 0 for 5.
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Members of the Alumni Association lent their hands to help some of our neighbors with spring yard clean-up on May 16th. Click here for photos.
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All Suites Hotel located near the Masters Tournament at Augusta National!
Welcome to Candlewood Suites Augusta , Our comfortable extended stay hotel in Augusta, Georgia is located right off 1-20 and Exit 200.
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When The Time Comes / Dancing in The Dark / Numbers
- Artists John B
- Release Date 2008-08-11
- Labels Beta Recordings
- Catalog BETA020
After the resounding success of Mr. Freud/ Red Sky topping the drum and bass arena chart for a month, and hanging around in the beatport dnb top 10 for just as long, super producer & DJ John B is ready to give you another taster from his new album in the workings TRN ME ON .
Continuing to push his personal and stylistic boundaries, When the Time Comes and Dancing in the Dark blaze into a new more mature direction for the maverick. This is music made for centre stage arenas; and the definitive thinking man s drum and bass.
When the Time Comes starts out as a simple idea, exceptionally executed. It subtly builds bubbling analogue arpeggios contrasting with the crisp phuture-808 drums. It is beautifully crafted drum and bass, inspired into a new direction, melting with progressive house influences & electro trance. Characteristically evading categorisation, John B once again raises the bar for dnb production, taking on the genre and resetting it with a tune that seeps with the style of Eric Prydz, Deep Dish and Deadmau5. It has already defined and loaded the atmosphere at John s high profile gigs such as Ultra, The WMC & The Starscape Festival in the USA & Pirate Station events in Russia. Quite simply this is both John B at his best, and how you ve never seen him before.
In Dancing in the Dark John B takes a characteristic flip and wires into a harder, heavier sound. Mashing distorted beats and siren sounds this tune thrashes out some seriously gritty dance floor friendly drum and bass. Well we say friendly, but this is a nasty cut up dnb anthem; with distorted vox that smacks of Boys Noize, Justice et al. So don t let the trancey epic intro/break fool you, this tune will drop with head smashing consequences. It s a real crowd pleaser, that s proud to be angry...


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"ANTAKYA(HATAY)" Hatay Ili by RUMISABUNCU
Hatay Ili Travel Guide: 56 reviews and 219 photos
Hatay Archeology Museum is in Antakya, riparian to the Asi River and near to the bridge. Some of the works which are exhibited in the museum removed by the digs which are done by Chicago oriental institute between the years of 1933-39. They are tell C�deyde, Tell Dahap, �atal H�y�k, Tell Tainat and Tel El Sheyik. Other works which are exhibited removed by Sir Leonard Wolley who digs to the name of British Museum.These works revealed from the Samanda� borough, in el mina zone in the years between 1937-1948. With the 2. World War , the digs were ended. The works which were found from digs have been stayed in depot until 1939. With the joining of hatay to Turkey, works arrangement are started. Arrangement of works lasted about 9 years. When it is finished, the museum is opened to visit in 1948. The building of museum was not enough so in 1969 a new extra building establishment was started and it was completed in 1973. The museum was again arranged and it was opened in 1974 with its new shape. Hatay Archeology Museum has more than 1.200 m2 mosaics and about 35.200 works.143.249 people visited museum in 2006. The 108.965 of them is native tourists, 34.284 of them is foreign visitors. Mosaics belong to the period of Greek, Rome , Byzantine. The mosaics which were used in the bases of churches and turkish baths and homes in Samanda�, Antakya, Harbiye are still exhibited as the form of panels. The subject of mosaics are mostly mythological. Therefore there are sculptures in the museum such as apollo sculpture which is 3 m, also Antakya Lahidin of Rome which was found in 2000 in Antakya dated 265-270 a.c.has different importance. There are 8 exbitions im the museum and the finds (coins,objets) are removed from the digs are also exhihited. The works of museum belong to the period of hittite, hellenistic, roman, byzantine and they were found in Antakya, Harbiye, �skenderun and Seleukia Pieria. The museum is the second in the world because of its mosaic collection.
The Saint Pierre Church is on road of Antakya, Reyhanl� and it is 2 km to the city centre. The church become interesting to the visitors because of its damaged mosaics in pathces and the frescos on its walls. It was established in a cave where is at the slopes of Habib-i Neccar mountains, it is known as the first church of christianity. It was a natural cave but it was converted into the church with addings. St. Pierre, who is the one of the disciple of jesus .He came to Antakya in 29-40 a.c. and tried to spread of christianity. The first religios meeting of christianity was done here and the first time they took the name of christian. In the centuries of 12-13 a.c. this cave was converted to an gothic style church by the crusaders with the extra construction to the front of the cave..on the base of cave there were remnants of damaged mosaics which belongs to centuries of 4 .and 5. a.c..Therefore there were atlar, the small sculpture of st.pierre in the niche,holly water and a tunnel for running at the invasion time. The church was declared as worship the church was declared as worship place by the Pope VI. Paul every year on 29 June, a ceremony is prepared in here by the catholic church.
Haron is 20 m to the Saint Pierra Church. In here, there is an giant bust which was caved by rocks. This is an uncompleted relief human portrait. There is a blind on the bust. This relief was done by the antiochus, at the time of black death. This disaster caused to the many people death, a mask was caved and says were written on it to prevent this disaster.Today, this writtens are not present
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Lyman Raiders Dig Pink
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Lyman Raiders Dig Pink
Lyman's girls volleyball team dressed in pink shirt and socks Saturday for their Dig Pink match against Stanley County. L-r; Hadley Cropsey, Chesney Garnos, Bailey Almond, Sarah Muirhead, Anna Flitner, Courtney Chester and Jessica Welter. Funds raised from the Dig Pink event is donated to The Side-Out Foundation, which awards grants to medical research organizations. Over $900 was collected at the fund raiser.
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"Lee Daniels' The Butler" shows this week's other new releases to the door, bringing in $25 million domestically in its first weekend. "Kick-Ass 2" tied for third.
"Kick-Ass" franchise newcomer John Leguizamo discusses his character -- the Alfred to Christopher Mintz-Plasse's villainous Batman -- and opportunities for Latino performers in Hollywood.
"Kick-Ass 2" writer/director Jeff Wadlow discusses Jim Carrey and the new direction the sequel takes with the original's superhero deconstruction.
Alan Taylor discusses science and magic in "Thor: The Dark World!" Michonne gets a horse in "The Walking Dead!" Marc Guggenheim teases the upcoming "The Flash" series! Plus, "Kick-Ass 2" & more!
Vin Diesel discusses his rumored role of Groot in "Guardians of the Galaxy!" Aaron Taylor-Johnson teases his possible casting in "Avengers: Age of Ultron!" "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." adds Ian Hart to its roster & more!
Director and writer Jeff Wadlow's take on costumed heroes and villains is only surpassed by his take on high school drama in the adaptation of Mark Millar & John Romita Jr's "Kick-Ass 2."
More D23 interviews surface for "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "Thor: The Dark World" cast & crew! Miller, Wadlow and Mintz-Plasse discuss the "Kick-Ass 2" cutting room floor and more!
Is Agent Coulson safe from death in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.?" A first look at "X-Men: Days of Future Past's" inhibitor collars! "Big Hero 6" makes a splash at D23 Expo! Plus, "Arrow" & more!
Wizard World Chicago Comic Con kicks into full gear! The problem with DC allocating 3D covers! Mark Millar on "Kick-Ass 2" and "The Authority"! Are colorists undervalued? Plus much more!
After reading "Kick-Ass 2" for the first time, Brett White has come to realize that the old saying "with great power comes great responsibility" applies to writers as well.
Artist Duncan Fegredo has shared an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his process in creating a variant cover for "Kick-Ass 2," from the initial sketch stage to the final, trade dressed product.
New trailer for "Thor: The Dark World" hits! "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." explores Skye in new featurette! "Kick-Ass 2" cast and crew react to Jim Carrey's response to the film! Plus, "X-Force" & more!
Sebastian Stan teases a lead up to "Captain America: The Winter Soldier!" Chris Pratt discusses "Guardians of the Galaxy!" "Kick-Ass 2" gets a new red band featurette and more!
Lucas Till teases Havok in "X-Men: Days of Future Past!" "The Walking Dead" cast and crew send greetings from season four! "Chew" is back in development for an animated television series and more!
A who's who of filmmakers and composers assembled at this year's Comic-Con International to discuss the role played by music and sound design in modern superhero movies and television series.
Clark Gregg teases Coulson's resurrection in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!" Joe & Anthony Russo discuss "Captain America: The Winter Soldier!" "Flash" starts development as an "Arrow" backdoor pilot & more!
Footage from "Kick-Ass 2" revealed darker plot lines, and the film's cast and director discussed its complex relationships, changes from the source material and expanding the roster of characters.
Kat Dennings and Jaimie Alexander head back to Asgard for "Thor: The Dark World" reshoots! Jeff Wadlow discusses "X-Force!" Whedon teases "Avengers: Age of Ultron!" Plus, "Kick-Ass 2" & more!
Agent Melinda May takes center stage in new "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." featurette! More Black Widow slated for "Avengers: Age of Ultron!" John Williams returns for "Star Wars: Episode VII" and more!
"Kick-Ass 2" stars Donald Faison and Christopher Mintz-Plasse board the CBR Yacht to discuss the upcoming sequel, what it feels like to be a hero or a villain, Jim Carrey's change of heart about the film and more.
Feige & Bendis discuss the origins of "Avengers: Age of Ultron!" Wadlow & Millar tease "X-Force" characters! Edgar Wright confirms Hank Pym's appearance in "Ant-Man!" Plus, "Arrow" & more!
Timed to coincide with the Comic-Con International panel, Universal Pictures has debuted an extended red-band trailer for "Kick-Ass 2" featuring lots of profanity and violence, and a little John Romita Jr. artwork.
"The Wolverine" cast teases next week's debut! Which major DC Comics character will appear in "Arrow" season two? Felicity Jones discusses her "Amazing Spider-Man 2" mystery role and more!
Agent Grant Ward gets the spotlight in new "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." featurette! "The Walking Dead" gets a premiere date! "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" comes to television and more!
J. August Richards discusses his "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." mystery role! Mark Millar tours the "Kick-Ass 2" set! Bryan Singer teases Quicksilver's "X-Men: Days of Future Past" mailbox and more!
Marc Guggenheim discusses "Arrow's" second season! A new "Kick-Ass 2" clip hypes a villainous Twitter account! Will Justin Hammer make a repeat appearance in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.?" Plus, "R.I.P.D." & more!
Clark Gregg teases Coulson's return in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!" Discover "A Ronin's Path" for Mangold's "The Wolverine!" Karen Gillen briefly teases her "Guardians of the Galaxy" role and more!
The Yashida clan gets "The Wolverine" poster treatment! Justice Forever gets a "Kick-Ass 2" viral website! Josh Helman joins "X-Men: Days of Future Past" cast! Plus, "Justice League" & more!
James Mangold discusses "The Wolverine's" connectivity to "Days of Future Past!" Felicity Jones teases her "Amazing Spider-Man 2" mystery role! Jim Carrey distances himself from "Kick-Ass 2" & more!
Jim Carrey, who portrays Colonel Stars and Stripes in the upcoming "Kick-Ass 2," distances himself from the film over concerns about its violent content, prompting co-creator Mark Millar to respond to the actor's comments.
New "Man of Steel," "Kick-Ass 2" and "Star Wars" Comic-Con International in San Diego exclusives were revealed this week, while "Guardians of the Galaxy" & "Godzilla" lines were announced at Las Vegas' Licensing Expo.
Stephen Amell teases big things for "Arrow" season two! Felicity Jones addresses "Amazing Spider-Man 2" Black Cat rumors! "Man of Steel" cast and crew discuss Christopher Nolan! Plus, "Kick-Ass 2" & more!
Anthony Mackie discusses "Captain America: The Winter Soldier's" take on the Falcon! Snyder & Goyer delve into "Man of Steel's" ending! Jon Goldwater teases "Archie" live-action film! Plus, "Kick-Ass 2" & more!
Universal has released a second international trailer for "Kick-Ass 2" that places the focus squarely on busting skulls and, well, kicking ass. The movie, based on Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.'s comic, opens Aug. 16.
Joss Whedon teases his take on "The Avengers 2!" "Man of Steel" breaks records at the box office! John C. Reilly joins Guardians of the Galaxy! Plus, "Y: The Last Man" & more.
Zack Snyder discusses re-introducing Superman in "Man of Steel!" "300: Rise of an Empire" gets its first trailer! New set pictures from "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and more!
"Kick-Ass" star Aaron Taylor Johnson is reportedly the frontrunner to play Quicksilver in Marvel's "The Avengers 2," which will also feature the character's sister the Scarlet Witch.
A new international trailer for "Kick-Ass 2" might look familiar, but it showcases the various fighting styles of Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Chloe Grace Moretz and Jim Carrey.
Stewart and Page tease "X-Men: Days of Future Past!" Check out Bucky's bionic arm in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier!" "Man of Steel" cast and crew discuss their work on the film and more!
More Comic-Con International in San Diego exclusives were revealed this week including swear-laden "Kick-Ass 2" figures & Angry Birds Star Wars toys. Plus, new "Walking Dead" Pop! Vinyls & Sonic the Hedgehog statues.
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