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Black-chested or Barred Hawks (Leucopternis princeps) are common around Guayabo National Park (Costa Rica), which is where these soaring hawks were recorded, 6/99.
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Daniel Craig, November/December 2008
I watched the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines from a special vantage point. I was on my couch, recovering from knee surgery 10 days earlier with my left leg elevated, icing it off and on all day. I watched in awe as Tiger Woods put on one of the most amazing shows in sports history against Rocco Mediate. I couldn't help but wince along with Tiger's obvious pain, partly because I was in pain too. Every time I stood up to use my crutches to get somewhere, I couldn't believe how much it hurt. And watching Tiger, we all knew that something wasn't right with him.
Of course, a day later we all knew. Tiger was headed for surgery on his left knee, and then he would be rehabbing it for six to nine months. In the back of my mind, I asked the question: can an injured athlete return to top form? Names that jumped into my head were Tiger, Ernie Els, Joe Namath, Tom Brady and The Shotmaker.
My introduction to the world of sports orthopedic medicine wasn't quite as dramatic as Tiger's. On Wednesday morning, May 28, I was in New York City attending a meeting. When I stood up, I heard a popping or snapping sound from my left knee. I felt excruciating pain and could not walk.
I was told to have an MRI immediately. The results confirmed a torn meniscus. My surgeon, David Altchek, an orthopedic surgeon at the New York Hospital for Special Surgery, advised me that it should be repaired by arthroscopic surgery. The surgery was scheduled for the following Tuesday, June 3, at 7 a.m. With a warm smile on his face, Dr. Altchek said he thought I might be out two months . . . and that my summer would still include golf, but later than usual. Inasmuch as he is an avid golfer, too, I felt like a "brother" was going to be taking care of me.
During surgery, Dr. Altchek found crystals (a preexisting condition) in my left knee. Pathology tests confirmed I had chondrocalcinosis. The next six weeks were the most painful in my life. I was constantly miserable. Getting up to walk to the bathroom each morning was unbearable. At first using crutches, then later a cane, I hobbled along. During my agonizing recovery, my personality changed. I was always depressed. Because of my pain, I didn't want to be around people. Even my friends. I found comfort, almost strangely, by focusing on losing weight. That battle was victorious. As I write this draft I am about 180 pounds (I lost about 25 pounds), my lowest weight in many, many years.
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(six weeks after surgery) I was watching the British Open. At the time, my friend Greg Norman was surprising everyone by leading the second round at 1-under. Also, Camilo Villegas (who would go on to win the BMW Championship on September 7, and was on the cover of Cigar Aficionado back in August 2006) had just shot a 5-under 65 and was one stroke behind Norman. Neither result was expected. As you may remember, the golf world was watching Norman with bated breath.
But today was an even bigger day for me. Pain or no pain, I was starting my return to the one thing that I had missed so much in the previous six weeks . . . golf. I was going to have a one-hour lesson with Jeff Warne, my golf teacher and the pro at my club, The Bridge, in Bridgehampton, New York. I was nervous and excited. Even though I still had pain in my knee, I couldn't just sit on the sidelines anymore. My physical therapist, Sinead Fitz Gibbon, told me, "It's OK to begin playing golf . . . but go very slowly."
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A review by a M5POST member of the Watkins Glen 2-Day Track Event with his F10 M5.
We have uploaded the 2014 BMW M5 LCI (facelift) price and order guide, with pricing for the new Competition Package.
With the central aim of addressing the handling of the BMW M5 and M6, today marks the release of an all new competition package for the entire M5 and M6 lineup.
Now before you say anything, this is not merely a cosmetics package, but a package which seems to really tweak the car from top to bottom with a nod to the driving enthusiast in all of us. Being that most of the complaints directed at the M5 and M6 so far have been directed at its handling and steering feel, BMW has directed most of the upgrades to these departments. There is of course a small requisite power bump which shaves an additional 0.1s off the 0-60mph time, but the upgrades to the suspension and … CONTINUED
Emphasis placed judiciously on certain areas of design enhances the enjoyment of the superior driving experience in the BMW M5 high-performance sedan. In parallel with the launch of the new BMW 5 Series Sedan, the new BMW 5 Series Touring and the new BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo [F10 LCI details], BMW M GmbH's most successful model is also undergoing a carefully devised revision. Fine-tuned design underscores the hallmark M athleticism and challenging presence of the new BMW M5, while the optional Competition Package, new equipment features and a further extended range of BMW ConnectedDrive features emphasise its innovative character.
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The 2014 BMW M5 (F10) Competition Package has been revealed at the BMW M Festival. Here are the first live pics.
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One of the Phillies offseason needs is to find a new centerfielder.
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He signed with Atlanta for five years at $75 million.
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Today was Day 37 for me. I haven't been posting, or participating in the community, as I've tried to complete a Challenge a couple of times before and haven't stuck with it--so I decided to wait until it "took" and I had a track record of diligence. I completed a Challenge in 2005, then within a few months had a debilitating accident and have spent the last few years in pretty poor physical shape. This Challenge is about getting back into the shape I was in before the accident. I could really use some advice.
My workouts are going well--I missed a total of 3 in December (which believe it or not is pretty great given that I didn't have a car for two weeks and had to walk a mile to and from the gym in the snow), although last week wasn't great. My initial cardio workouts were on a stationary bike because I was afraid to run again--I have hardware in my right leg because of the accident--but I've even started doing that again, which feels great! I've been pretty diligent with my diet--surprisingly, the holidays posed absolutely no problem for me at all. Drinking 10 cups of water a day is a real challenge but I'm becoming more and more diligent with my water consumption. My clothes are fitting a bit differently although there's no dramatic difference yet--or perhaps there is, but it's been achieved so gradually I don't realise it.
The one thing I haven't been able to give up, however, is flavoured coffee--2 to 3 cups a day. The reason last week was the worst week of my Challenge is that I persuaded myself that, because I've been indulging in coffee with artificial sweetener, I really wasn't making any progress at all so I might as well do nothing. I corrected that mindset into the second day and got back on track with renewed vigour.
My question is this: Am I, in fact, making no progress because of consuming coffee with flavoured syrup, or am I hindering my progress so much that I really haven't accomplished anything?
Hello Nathan,
When it comes to these kinds of questions, I believe that if we truly look within ourselves, most of the time, the answers are easy to see. The problem is, we usually choose to either ignore them or we find a way to satisfy the answer we want. Flavored coffee is not on the approved food list but giving in to that desire doesn't have to be a reason to give up any of the other BFL fundamentals. Exercise and eating nutritious food is good for you so stick to it. The trick to body for life is setting your goals and then giving everything you got to achieve them. For me, that meant making a lot of sacrifices and pushing myself harder than I ever thought was possible. I saw the biggest results during the last 2 -3 weeks of my challenge so be patient and stay focused. If you can't see results after the end of your 12 week challenge, then my guess is you probably could have pushed yourself harder than what you thought your limits were. Good luck!
Your post was so condescending, negative and judgmental ("When it comes to these kinds of questions, I believe that if we truly look within ourselves, most of the time, the answers are easy to see. The problem is, we usually choose to either ignore them or we find a way to satisfy the answer we want.") that I thought, well, why even bother because obviously I'm deluding myself and doing (and accomplishing) nothing. I quit my Challenge as a result and got REALLY turned off of Body-for-Life and the website because the only answer I got to my query was from someone who was SO condescending and judgmental. It took me six months to gain the courage to start a new challenge (I start my sixth week tomorrow).
I honestly think you thought you were being helpful, but you came across as arrogant, condescending, judgmental and really quite full of yourself--and COMPLETELY unsupportive. Consider that the next time you feel that you should share what you obviously regard as the boundless bounty of your superior wisdom with a newbie.
Lol at Nathan. The guys post wasnt condescending. You're just a weak minded individual. And he didn't fluff it up for you.
How bout this. I dropped 130 lbs in 18 months because I made up my mind I wanted it. And I didn't let what anyone say offend me.
It took you 6 months to get over what someone typed on the Internet? LMFAO
You either want it or you don't.
And apparently you feel your success entitles you to abuse others. Your reply was inappropriate and abusive. I've reported you to the Webmaster. DO NOT contact me again.
Thank you for your kind response last night. It was much appreciated.
Come on, Nathan, put on your big boy pants, sack up and kick your problems right in the teeth. It doesn't matter what people say (and I didn't find anything to get bent out of shape about). If you want something, anything, out of your life, you have to take it. We all have issues, whether its a debilitating illness, family issues or injuries sustained in an accident. Quit feeling sorry for yourself and punch your problem right in the face, and kick it when it's down so that it never gets up. This isn't a "bash Nathan" post. It's called tough love. Good luck.
First, having undertaken this Challenge after a debilitating illness which required I learned to walk again (and having lost my job less than a week in), but having stuck with it nonetheless, I'm certainly not 'feeling sorry for [myself].' Second, it IS a 'bash Nathan' post when you use a term as condescending as 'put on your big boy pants'--you Americans seem to have absolutely no idea when you're being arrogant and condescending. You know nothing about me, or my circumstances, or the difficulties I've already 'punched . . . right in the face' to come as far as I have. Your reply isn't 'tough love,' it's all-too-common American narcissism and entitlement. I'm going to finish this Challenge, no matter what, with the goal not only of transforming my body and mind but of not turning into the narcissistic, entitled ass completing the program seems to have turned you, Charlie and TheHeavy into. I asked for advice and encouragement, certainly not judgement and abuse that passes as what Americans call 'tough love' (which is, in fact, no more than an abusive projection of one's own values onto another). I was raised to be polite and, at worst, to say nothing if I had nothing positive or encouraging to say. I would encourage you to adopt those same values; you'll find it carries you much, much further in the world.
I'm not a coffee drinker, so I don't know if I'll be much help. I've always read it's fine to drink some coffee, but drink more water to get it out of your system. May not sound great if you're already struggling with water intake. As for water, I've read and heard from nutritionists that you should drink have your body weight in ounces of water each day. Example...a 200 pound person should drink 100 ounces of water or more. You'll make A LOT of trips to the bathroom if you can manage to do this. As for the sweetener, that may be hindering your progress, but it's hard to say how much. Have you tried Splenda? I think that is what is recommended. I would say keep going with the program and see what kind of results you get. Re-evaluate then with what you want to change. This program does work if you follow it. IMO, a lot of people try to make it harder then it is. Meals during a challenge aren't always going to be wonderful. I get tired of chicken and rice, but it's a key formula for getting to where you want to be. Once you get there, you can be a little more lenient on your meals. Just remember, it's a lifestyle change...not just 12 weeks. Best of luck to you!
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We love all of the participation going on in the forum. Just a friendly reminder --- The forum is a place to support and motivate one another. Let's try and keep conversations positive and encouraging. If you have any questions about what is appropriate to post, take a look at the BFL guidelines here: bodyforlife.com/.../guidelines. Keep working hard towards your goals!
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"You Americans?" That's not condescending? Nice double standard.
I don't find anything wrong with the response from Mark. The program works, so when someone isn't getting any results, it means the program isn't being followed in some form or other. I thought Mark's response was honest, spot on, and potentially very helpful.
Charlie went over the top with his response, but I think the point was correct, he should have just made it less personal.
Bottom line - BFL works, but it isn't easy. You have to change bad habits, you have to work your butt off, and you need to leave your comfort zone.
Well said Dave!
The one thing about BFL is you do not want to be so sensitive that you can not handle critizism(sp?)..lol..Hate spelling...lol
Everyone is here to help...and they will be honest about what they feel.
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Who was the Rabobank guy with the double head tap after the finish ? Is Brown there ? He's an angry man.
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The bikes were all over the place. Do they not hold a line? That crash with 1km to go that took most of the peloton out of the race was so not surprising.
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Yup...who else would it be .
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Ok, so our aussie sprinters seem to have a liking for the odd headbut, but Graeme Brown really comes across as a total tool. Can we ship him off to England?
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love the music in the background
Looks like he got boxed in nudged and then got boxed in again
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That made me nervous just watching it in the kms leading up to it, everyone seemed so twitchy
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For info - at 4:28 the first rider falls over.
Don't like the barriers though - how they really protrude in (feet) on such a narrow course.
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IOWA CITY — Nebraska gave up the lead twice and then couldn't complete the comeback in the ninth inning of a 6-5 loss at Iowa, missing a chance to move into a tie for first in the Big Ten.
The Hawkeyes (11-15, 2-7 Big Ten), who had lost six straight league games, used four two-out singles to tie Sunday's contest at 2-2 in the third and capitalized on three Husker errors in the fifth to go ahead 4-3.
They managed to hold on from there. Barely.
Trailing 6-3, NU loaded the bases with no outs in the ninth. After a sacrifice fly made it 6-4, senior Chad Christensen's fly ball apparently fooled right fielder Kris Goodman and dropped in play for a fortuitous hit, scoring senior Rich Sanguinetti.
But sophomore Austin Darby grounded into a game-ending double play after that, leaving the potential tying run stranded on third base.
"We had an opportunity to steal a game, and we didn't," Husker coach Darin Erstad said during a postgame radio interview.
A win would have bumped Nebraska (13-17, 7-2) into a tie for first place in the Big Ten with Indiana (25-4, 8-1), which lost for the first time in conference action Sunday against Illinois.
The Huskers did win the weekend series against Iowa, though, taking games Friday and Saturday. It's the first time since 2008 that the Huskers have won three straight conference series.
"We'd like to sweep, but at the end of the day if we continue to win series, we'll be in a good position," Erstad said.
But Nebraska still had a great chance for a win Sunday.
RBI singles by junior Michael Pritchard and Christensen put NU up 2-0 in the third inning. Senior Bryan Peters' sacrifice fly in the fourth made it 3-2.
The Husker pitching staff couldn't hold off the Iowa bats, though.
Starter Tyler Niederklein lasted 223 innings, unable to help himself defensively as his errant throw to third base directly led to a run in the third. First baseman Kash Kalkowski was also charged with two fielding errors in that frame.
Niederklein and three NU relievers walked five batters in the first six innings and hit three others during that stretch.
"We just can't give them free bases," Erstad said.
Nebraska's ninth-inning rally came up short Sunday, but the offense was relatively quiet against Iowa right-hander Andrew Hanse. In his second start of the year, Hanse scattered eight singles in 623 innings. NU had been averaging nine runs in its eight Big Ten games before Sunday.
The Huskers will next return home Tuesday and face off against Creighton at 6:35 p.m.


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The Effectiveness of Declining Juvenile Court Jurisdiction of Youth
The Washington State Partnership Council on Juvenile Justice - WAPCJJ initiated and funded a study conducted by the Washington State Institute for Public Policy - "The Effectiveness of Declining Juvenile Court Jurisdiction of Youth". Elizabeth Drake, Senior Research Associate, WSIPP, presented the findings from the study to the Council at the WA-PCJJ January 23rd meeting.
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This blog is my home base, the hub of the social empire of made up of me, my Mickey Mouse pen holder and those of rare few of exceptional taste (i.e. you).
Truth be typed I spend much more of my time elsewhere on the Interwebs: on various social networks, on news and media sites, on your blogs. I watch, I read, I comment, I share.
Unless you're stalking my every move – let me save you some time, don't; I'm really boring – there's no way to catch it all. In that spirit, every few weeks I'll recap what I think readers may enjoy and what I consider worth a second look.
In Case You Missed It:
Post a negative – and accurate – review. Get sued? It's in the fine print. @CateyHill http://t.co/M0DDNT48sF on @MarketWatch
— Davina Brewer @3hats (@3HatsComm) March 25, 2014
Suing customers for posting accurate, unfavorable reviews is a thing now as vendors and service providers are banning (negative) reviews in their contracts. Thoughts:
- Some companies live or die by reviews, that's business. Have a good product, offer good services and people will say so via likes, stars, comments, testimonials.
- Businesses need to take ownership of their brand, manage their online reputation, respond to the bad and do what it takes to fix the problems (not just the reviews).
- Manage expectations. It's a ridiculous standard to expect a business to have nothing but glowing raves; 'perfection' at half price isn't the only measure of a job well done. There are those times that.. the customer isn't always right; they tend to misplace their blame and negate their own.
I understand a business's need to protect itself. But if a provider isn't willing to stand behind their service to the point they'll sue me for posting an honest, negative review they won't win my trust nor earn my business.
Comments Closed.
As I indicated on Google+, this WILL be blogged in detail here at some point. Many others were right on Copyblogger's move to close comments, so for now let me direct you to their posts that, as fate would have it, have some pretty smart comments (and also, mine):
Gini Dietrich explains why she won't close blog comments, and I was like yeah, 'comments are work.' Next I had to buy Mark Schaefer a Coke, as he was spot-on with the economics behind ending blog comments. Marcus Sheridan said Good for Copyblogger, their blog, their rules, their choice. To which I said sure – and by the same logic, so too everyone complaining about the move; their comments, their opinions, their choice.
Everyone is free to do what works best for them in this ever-changing social experiment. Some sites, comments don't make sense. For my style of blogging, they do.
Generic Brand Video.
This collaboration is scary smart, as Dissolve took the pithy smarts of a McSweeney's post and added it to their stock footage for something both hilarious and spot-on.
It's a pretty sharp commentary on business communications, on PR – and a clever piece of marketing content for themselves.
Watching the news or TV golf, I promise you'll never look at those ads – about absolutely nothing – the same way.
Many of us have content that's elsewhere. What's a better, easier way to curate that, to repurpose it into something new? Do share.
Changing the Logo Won't Fix the Brand.
The other day I was opining about Olive Garden's twee new logo as part of its "time will tell how much money was wasted on a new menu, new concept" rebrand campaign. It was on Google+ so, I'm sure you didn't see it. Budumptssh. (Sorry, cheap shot.)
Brands update their logos all the time. Sometimes people notice, complain so much that The Gap logo reverts back. More often than not it's only us business communications types, Monday morning quarterbacking what we'd have done differently.
(FWIW As a designer and communications consultant not sure I would have changed the font, that was almost iconic. The 'kitchen' label seems a misnomer considering each location is designed to serve the exact same food the exact same way. The generic clip art scroll vine? Meh.)
The problem is – as always – a brand thinking about the how the rebrand helps the brand brand its brand.
Sell, sell, sell! Visions of stocks and market share and "omg, what does Wall Street think?!" dance in TPTB heads. Because a logo makeover is all it takes to make customers open their wallets for the same crap you've been selling all along. See also: why I have not set foot in a J.C. Penney in years.
Do More, Be More, Make More Money
A "where am I?" riddle: I'm buying a gourmet toffee latte. A fresh sandwich. And another losing lottery ticket. I had free WiFi. Am I at a new corner market or fancy new coffee shop? Nope. Hint: I also got gas.
Here in Atlanta we have choices: where to shop, where to spend our grocery dollars, where to dine. Where to get a hit of the last socially acceptable wonder drug known as caffeine. And gas.
Have you been to a new RaceTrac or QuikTrip lately? Wow. Clean. Organized. Convenient.
- Room of cold beer. Check.
- Counters for coffee, pastries, sandwiches, snacks, any soda you could want. Check.
- Build your own yogurt bar, with a temptingly evil toppings station and rewards card for those of us sans willpower. Check.
They didn't decide to build the same old gas station like everyone else and try to sell the same old crap. They asked: "how do we keep people coming back?" They reimagined – yeah, in the best buzziest sense – what the convenience store experience should be. For. The. Customer. Offer a good product, back it with good service, be more of what your customers want; that's smart branding, that's good PR.
What so many, too many companies get wrong is this: the wrapping on the package may be pretty, but it's what's inside that counts.
Tell me: does a new logo, a big label rebrand influence you at all? Is it a wasted effort or does a rebrand move you to take another look?
Photo credit: too many memes out there, with many a search bringing up The Gap.
Disaster? Crisis? End of the World? Nah, just a bad tweet.
I'll skip the ranting about what a 'real' crisis is (see also: Carnival, a brand I still like). Instead read Tegan Ford, whose ambitious thesis tries to make sense of how social media impacts a public relations crisis.
PR crises .. we've already forgotten?
Maybe not forgotten, but certainly not hot topics any more. Most of these things have a short shelf life, relegated to a few back links when the pundits dredge it up when hyping their latest brand "disaster" click bait story. That has no customers leaving, no stocks tanking, no mass exodus of employees. Ahem.
Pace. This fake Twitter fight of comic vs. automated responses barely qualifies as a blip in my book. Moving on.
Lesson: Nothing new – if you're going to brand and market on Twitter, know what you're doing and be prepared for anything, including having your brand jacked into a hoax.
Chick-fil-A. Atlanta is the backyard of this company and no one stopped going. No one. A blip on the 2012 radar, mentioned in context of activist groups lobbying against certain brands. I don't recall any mass of franchisees leaving or customers permanently boycotting. It's a product [some] people like, sold by a company [some] people respect and by all accounts, still thriving.
Lesson: Reputation. Values. Quality. Service. Start there.
Paula Deen. During the height of this I
joined eavesdropped a conversation of several women, most of them of color. The general consensus – surprising to me – was 1) she's a different era blah blah 2) media needs to let it go and give her a break, giving the 'victim' claim legs and 3) they know if their sense of racial justice has been offended or not, so the press and pundits should stop telling them how they need to feel and think. The biggest concern: get to Walmart before they sell out of gooey cakes.
Plenty of advice out there, on what Paula Deen could do. Given the givens, I'd say Ms. Deen is a tell-all book, a 'kiss and cry' apology tour away from some type of comeback. She's a known name, a brand; she probably won't rebuild the full empire, but if Martha Stewart can do it I don't see why not.
Lesson: Hire smarter; communication strategy is better when the legal, PR teams work together.
Home Depot. Bad joke, stupid tweet. Ugh. This one annoyed me for many reasons. I never heard one whiff of complaint from a 'real' not media/marketing person. Home Depot pulled the crappy "aim, point finger, fired!" excuse as they blamed their SM agency. Like so many other blink-and-you-miss-it mistakes, I neither saw nor read one story about a lasting negative impact.
Lesson: Crisis or marketing proof perhaps? They're a giant brand and if they sell what people need cheaper than the competition, the cash registers will keep ringing.
Duck Dynasty. Are people still fuming or reverse fuming at Cracker Barrel? Not the first time that brand has caught media ire, but I hadn't caught anything about them lately and the bruhaha about this show seems to barely have carried over to 2014. Or I just stopped paying it any attention.
While they get royalties from product licensing, A&E is in the business of making money by producing TV shows that sells cable TV ads. If they have enough of a target audience for marketers, and those marketers think they'll gain more than they'll lose, the show and advertising will go on – though with lower ratings.
Lesson: Media training. Know your audience, know your customers. No such thing as bad publicity – except when there is.
It's not a mistake so long as you, me.. someone learns from it.
I suppose I came down too hard on PR smartie Gini Dietrich — sorry my friend, really was not my intention — when discussing the Home Depot crisis du jour. (FWIW it was so fly by night, I had to go back and look up what we were discussing.)
She's right – the big lesson is that there ARE lessons we can learn from these events and that a well-written blog post or case study can help others avoid these kind of mistakes.
- It is helpful to study and follow these cases – with a qualified, critical eye.
- It's important to understand the nature of the issues; look past the hype to properly gauge impact and access damage to the brand.
- Don't make matters worse by over – or under – reacting; have strategy for a proportional response.
- Accept responsibility; don't throw people – the ones you vetted and hired to do a job – under the bus.
- Apologize, be genuine, make amends, move on. Putting it on autopilot, copy and pasting the same apology, treating public relations and social media as 'set and forget' marketing – that's asking for trouble.
- PR 101: Don't screw up in the first place. But when you do, a foundation built of quality products and services, a carefully crafted reputation that comes from being a good company – makes it that much easier to weather any storm.
What'd I miss? Sure there were other flaps and foibles, other gaffs and mistakes. Please remind me – and what we can learn from them.
Photo credit: not hard to find many funny and many offensive memes for this post, that one from RollingOut.
Waste Not, Want More.
Got a form letter from my cellular carrier. It's one of the Big Ones, sent from the "Senior Vice President" no less, of "Customer Experience." Useless does not begin to describe this thing.
It's textbook, How NOT to Design a Direct Mail piece:
- It's all copy, no images. Just a little bold, bullets, line breaks.
- It's personalized (ok, one point), but then about him and why he's writing to me.
- Next up it's lots of babbling b.s. about them. Techs and specs, with SIX footnotes (?!) as if anyone would read that far.
- It mentions two new "value" offerings, but no breakdown as to how they would Help. ME.
- Mr. SVP goes on being "proud," bragging about a popular vanity (read: meaningless) service award.
- It ends. With him being glad I chose them. And an epic facepalm: No CTA. Seriously. Nothing.
The ONLY reason I even got past opening and scanning the damn thing was professional curiosity. A real person, shredder city.
How many thousands of dollars in paper, printing, postage were spent mailing millions of these? What marketing communications manager thought this a good investment – a generic, no-offer form letter?!
Wherefore art thou, oh elusive ROI?
I've long since held that logos and websites and good writing, smart PR and integrated social media are all parts of an essential Communications program. Strategic, comprehensive Communications being key to any business success. And I still do.
I also know that in a Time vs. Money, DIY at your own risk world, the ROI sometimes just isn't there for small biz. If no one's pipes break or people don't have the money to redo their bathroom, that local plumbers phone won't ring no matter how lovely the logo, how shiny his Facebook page, nor beautifully written the website copy.
As I recently commented in a smart discussion on piffle, publicity and traditional PR – even the big guys get this wrong. Next week, the global brands will roll out their Big Game Ads that by all accounts, do not impact sales nor improve brand reputation. But spend gazillions they will.
Do we just go through the motions? Spin wheels for the sake of looking like we're doing something?
Dear Mr. SVP: Stop TELLING me you've done better, SHOW me with a better signal inside, by dropping fewer calls. Don't waste my monthly fees marketing right back at me – give me a loyalty discount. Invest in your customers, in your brand – not banal business blather.
Tell me: How do we guard against the waste, make sure we get the true business returns we seek? My advice to all businesses, large and small: Waste Less, Do More.
The Obligatory Resolutions Post – That Might Actually Be Worth a Read
Another New Year, yet another NY resolutions post. This one will be different. Hopefully shorter and sweeter, much unlike 2013.
I've made some really positive changes in my life this year, mostly health and fitness – yet mere baby steps towards improving my finances, my career, mental health and general outlook.
I've worked my ass off – as I have my entire life, since age 12 it feels – only to make the same old mistakes all new ways. I cannot begin to describe how craptacular my luck has been these past years, kicking me whilst I'm still down since The Aughts.
I need to make big giant leaps forward, without getting knocked back. I have to make my own luck. I get that. I will blow my own horn as ain't no one else will do it for me.
People: I'm wicked smart. I am very talented. Multi even! No matter what the job is, no matter how meaningless or trivial it may seem – I work hella hard to get it right, to be professional; always. I have a creative mind that would be an incredible weapon to any brand with the balls to wield it and the appreciation of said talents to pay what they're worth.
I'm available. On the market. A real catch.
The Kelly Taylor Moment
Not that I ever watched 90210 but as a child of pop culture, I'm very familiar with her "I choose Me."
And that is my resolution. That is THE resolution to make – for 2014 and beyond. Choose yourself.
Put your own health, wealth, happiness first. Make your career, your life your biggest priority. Help those that help you. Help yourself.
I know 'give to get' is the way of the world. But if it feels you're always the giver, never the getter [profanity laced rant redacted] – stop. Don't let anyone deter you with "oh that's so selfish" bullshit [link to pithy 'selfish is good' quotes]. Don't ever put up with people and practices that drag you down. Kick that shit to the curb, walk away – choose YOU.
I don't know what it will look like yet, but big changes are coming this year. If it makes me happy, that's what I'm gonna do. If it'll push my career in the right direction, that's where I'm spending my time and resources. I will say "No" more and not look back. I'm putting myself first, second .. twenty-third. I choose me.
You know my priorities. What are yours? What are you resolved to do in 2014? (BTW .. Happy New Year.)
Photo credit: I plan to stick to my resolutions, still that's a good one from Bluntcards.


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170 Foot Long Trampoline in the Woods of RussiaBy Tomas • Dec 3rd, 2012 • Category: Art, Installation, Latest Posts
One of the best things in summer are the music and art festivals, ranging from a couple-night affairs with local bands to something as massive as the Burning Man. A smaller Russian version of it, called the Archstoyanie festival, among all other installations presented a 170 ft long trampoline. The massive Fast Track trampoline was constructed last July by an Estonia-based design company Salto in the woods of Nikola-Lenivets, Russia.


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The adaptation of Love Virtually by Austrian novelist Daniel Glattauer was the Afternoon Drama on BBC Radio 4 this afternoon, raising interesting questions about the nature of love and relationships in this modern cyber age. Can we fall in love with someone we have never met? Is a love affair online still adultery? How much do we really know about the people we talk to through cyberspace?
Emmi (Emilia Fox) and Leo (David Tennant) 'meet' online when her emails to a local magazine go astray and out of their ensuing correspondence they build an online relationship which blossoms into romance. The epistolary style of the novel, written entirely in the form of messages between the protagonists cries out to be dramatised and works particularly well as an audio piece. Through the course of the drama we hear how both Leo and Emmi have their curiosity about one another piqued and from that curiosity comes a developing trust and disclosure but at the same time an initial wariness and a consciousness that they are, after all, strangers. Through the in-jokes and banter their relationship develops but both are surprised when they realise what their correspondence has actually become.
The casting is perfect. Emilia Fox is just right as the breathy, teasing, romantic Emmi who, at once, flirts with and teases Leo and at the same time is upfront and frank about her own marriage. David Tennant plays a cynical Leo, a glass of wine often to hand, hurt by events of the past, sardonic in the face of Emmi's hasty assumptions, in turn passionate and cautious. Audio drama requires a particular skill of an actor to pitch just the right amount of nuance to the voice to compensate for the lack of visual cues: hard enough with a traditional script, but one made of a series of emails could run the risk of appearing flat and stilted when performed. No risk of that in this production. Both actors bring the conversations vividly to life, with the interaction flowing as naturally as though the participants were chatting over a café table. David Tennant, particularly, is a powerful audio performer who can wring a wealth of emotion out of just a few words with the merest subtlety of tone.
Obviously it was always going to be hard to cram all of the twists and detail of the full novel into a 45-minute drama, so there have been some harsh cuts from the storyline. This has meant the loss of some of the twists of the plot and a lot of the witty repartee between Leo and Emmi. However, it also accelerates the pace of the growing passion between the couple in a manner not experienced by the reader so that the sudden final twist becomes all the more jarring and brutal.
Love Virtually was written by Daniel Glattauer and translated from the original German by Jamie Bulloch and Katharina Bielenberg. It was adapted for radio by Eileen Horne and was a Pacificus production for BBC Radio 4, produced and directed by Clive Brill.
Daniel Glattauer has written a sequel to Love Virtually, already published in Germany and France, which will be published in the UK in August with the title Every Seventh Wave.


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BBL With Dr. Perry - Miami, FL
From the moment I met him I knew he was the Dr for me, so human and caring. Also the reviews and pics of other persons who went to him confirmed my decision.
A Little Nervouse but Most of All Excited :) - Miami, FL
Searching thru RealSelf, looking at different review and Q&A's to say he has only been on this website for 6 months hes doing pretty awesome . His before and after images has spoken for themself.
Would Consider Him for Future Procedures - Miami Shores, FL
He takes time to explain everything to you, listens and answers all of your questions and concerns.
Brazilian Butt Lift - Miami Shores, FL
Dr. Perry was excellent. He was very professional and knowledgeable. I couldn't be happier with results. He focused on proportion which was really important to me. I didn't want a volume and in my buttocks without the volume in my hips. He gave me the right balance between the two. I will be going back to him in couple of months because I want a little more volume in butt area. Nevertheless, I could not be happier with my results..Thanks Dr. Perry!!!
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Doctor Perry is a great profesional and person
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Dr. Perry is such an awesome doctor. I had a tummy tuck because I was so frustrated with how I look after having 2 c-section. Dr. Perry is so informative and courteous with a great personality. He is very professional with an excellent bedside manners. Thanks to Dr. Perry I had my surgery and I feel great after a speedy recovery. And how can I forget, SEXY! Continue your wonderful work so people like me look and feel fabulous.


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