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Puck Daddy5 hrs agoLet's begin with an obvious nod to the Dallas Stars and Columbus Blue Jackets medical staffs for their proactive and immediate reaction to Rich Peverley's health scare that postponed the teams' game on Monday night.
No. 1 Star: Phil Kessel, Toronto Maple Leafs
The Maple Leafs star had a goal and two assists in their 3-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks in Randy Carlyle's return to Anaheim. He had a secondary helper on Tyler Bozak's goal and scored his 34th in the first; he then assisted on Paul Ranger's second-period goal. Jonathan Bernier had 43 saves in the win.
No. 2 Star: Matt Duchene, Colorado Avalanche
Duchene scored at 2:33 of overtime to give the Avs a 3-2 win over the Winnipeg Jets. He schooled Dustin Byfuglien with a spin move in the corner, fired the puck off Tobias Enstrom and then collected the rebound for his 21st of the season.
No. 3 Star: Chris Kunitz, Pittsburgh Penguins
John Totorella attempts to explain Canucks' 'kick in the teeth' by Islanders
Puck Daddy7 hrs agoEvery time the Vancouver Canucks hit rock bottom this season, there's seemingly another rock bottom to hit. Their 7-4 loss to the New York Islanders on Monday night – in which the Islanders scored all seven goals in the third period – might actually have the Canucks nearing the Earth's core.
"This is a kick in the teeth," said Coach John Tortorella after the game.
There was no classic Torts explosion in the postgame. Every question asked received at least a dozen-word answer. He seemed as flabbergasted as the rest of us over a team that's now lost 12 of its last 14 games; a coach desperately trying to remain positive for a team just four points out of a playoff spot, but feeling as though they're 40 away.
"I have to try to show them the good things that we did," he said.
Here's Tortorella:
One of the few players Tortorella mentioned by name was goalie Eddie Lack, who stopped just 21 of 27 shots. The Islanders' fourth goal, by Frans Nielsen, was a stoppable shots that beat Lack to complete a 5 minute, 9 second sprint to the lead.
"Eddie makes a mistake there. Don't put this all on Eddie, but he makes a mistake there," said Tortorella.
Rich Peverley of Dallas Stars collapses on bench; NHL postpones game
Puck Daddy11 hrs agoRich Peverley of the Dallas Stars collapsed on their bench during the first period of Monday night's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, and was immediately tended to by medical personnel before being taken to the hospital.
After a lengthy delay, and with the players on both teams stunned, the NHL elected to postpone the rest of the game.
The NHL's statement:
Dallas player Rich Peverley is doing well and is in stable condition. He has has been transported to the hospital. As a result of the emotional state of the players on both teams caused by the medical emergency, the game is being postponed. We apologize for any inconvenience and we thank the fans.
With 13:37 left in the first period, Dallas players started pouring over the boards to get the officials' attention to stop the action. The Blue Jackets' players stood up and craned their necks to the left toward the Dallas bench, where personnel were frantically surrounding Peverley.
Trainers quickly carried him to the back without a stretcher by his hands and legs. The players stood around for several minutes, some players on one knee on the ice, before both teams returned to their locker rooms.
Cody Ceci of Ottawa bloodied by Shea Weber slap shot to the head
Puck Daddy11 hrs agoThink about the day you're having. Perhaps it's a good day. Perhaps it's a bad day.
But no matter what kind of day it is, it's undoubtedly better than the day Cody Ceci of the Ottawa Senators is having. Because Cody Ceci took a Shea Weber slap shot to the head.
Here's the aftermath, as the Sens defenseman crumpled to the ice after taking the NHL's second-hardest shot to the noggin.
Check out a GIF of the shot via SB Nation.
Ceci fell to the ice in front of Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson after he was hit on the side of the head by Weber's drive from inside the blue line at 10:21 of the first period. The 20-year-old rookie was bleeding from the right side of his head as he was helped off the ice to the dressing room.
The Senators reported that "Ceci will not return to tonight's game after sustaining a laceration behind his right ear."
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Puck Daddy Viewing Guide: Carlyle back to Anaheim; Kuznetsov begins
Puck Daddy14 hrs agoHere is the Puck Daddy Viewing Guide: Spotlighting five things to watch for during tonight's slate of games. Make sure to stop back here for the nightly Three Stars when the games are finished.
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Jordan Nolan suspended one measly game after sucker-punching Oilers' Joensuu
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy15 hrs agoThe NHL is out to end head shots, but they're still willing to condone the occasional punch to the head. That's not a headshot. I mean, sure, it's a shot directly to the head, but it's different.
And still, they draw the line at sneaky punches. NO SNEAKY PUNCHES.
It would appear that Jordan Nolan forgot about this distinction, unfortunately, so he's been handed a gentle reminder in the form of a one-game suspension for this cheap and despicable sucker-punch on Jesse Joensuu of the Edmonton Oilers.
"It is perfectly reasonable for Joensuu to expect that he will not be punched in this situation."
Story of my life.
This might be the rare instance where the Department of Player Safety's video does more damage than good. Rather than explaining things, it just serves to confuse. As we see what Nolan did from multiple angles, it seems pretty clear that this calls for more than a brief one-game grounding, so when Patrick Burke explains, at the end, that this is all Nolan is getting, it's a stunner.
The argument for more games is right there in the script.
Ted Nolan working on new deal, good PR with Sabres
Puck Daddy15 hrs agoTed Nolan let it slip on Monday that the Buffalo Sabres and his agent are hammering out the details on a new deal that will keep him behind the bench through the team's transition years.
Said Nolan: "I put into my representative's hand and I guess him and [GM Tim Murray] will be talking soon if not have talked already. Just formality and getting a couple of things ironed out and doing all the legal stuff. We'll leave it in their hands for now."
So "just a formality" would seem to indicate that this thing is getting done, which is at least a little surprising given how Nolan was knocked on his ass by the resignation of Pat LaFontaine from the Sabres.
Luckily for himself and the Sabres, Ted Nolan's not an idiot.
Hockey Night in Canada 'dream team' opts for youth over diversity
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy16 hrs agoFor a while there, the rumour was that George Stroumboulopoulos would be replacing Ron Maclean as the cohost on Canadian institution, Coach's Corner.
That would have been incredible. Contrasting Don Cherry's loud suits with Strombo's fashionable, edgy look would have made it as much about fashion as hockey. And watching Cherry try to pronounce "Stroumboulopoulos" when he can't handle "Bieksa" would have been a treat.
But alas. On Monday, Rogers did not announce a change to the Coach's Corner format. That will remain the same. They did, however, roll out a new hockey "dream team" of NHL coverage anchors, featuring Cherry, Maclean, Darren Millard, and Jeff Marek, anchored by the aforementioned Stroumboulopoulos. From Rogers:
The team will deliver more than 500 regular season games across 13 networks and 7 platforms, including up to 7 games every Saturday night, plus "Hometown Hockey" every Sunday hosted from communities across Canada, and every game of the NHL Playoffs and Stanley Cup Final.
The announcement was made today by Scott Moore, President of Sportsnet & NHL Properties, Rogers.
GM meetings update; Klesla to sit out season; Panthers' terrible line change (Puck Headlines)
Puck Daddy17 hrs agoHere are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media.
• The two Canucks fans in the front row were more shocked at Brian McGrattan's freak Popeye arm than his long-range goal Saturday night.
• Check out Steve Whyno's timeline for a run down of Day 1 of the GMs meetings. The biggest takeaway: don't expect overtime to be extended. [@SWhyno]
• Evgeny Kuznetsov has finally arrived in Washington and is currently rooming with Alex Ovechkin. What did Day 1 provide? Lots and lots of push-ups, apparently. [RMNB]
• Just awful, awful news from Calgary. Matt Stajan will be taking a leave from the Flames and he and his wife lost their newborn son following childbirth earlier this month. [Flames]
Colorado Avalanche lip-sync Imagine Dragons and it's the ickiest thing ever (Video)
Puck Daddy18 hrs agoThe Colorado Avalanche are practically locked into a Western Conference playoff seed, after many predicted they wouldn't even make the postseason this year. This defying of expectations has prompted their playoff run battle cry: "WHY NOT US?"
Well, little did we know the true meaning of the phrase until the team released a playoff pump-up video on Monday: "No NHL team has made an embarrassingly awful cover of Imagine Dragons' 'Radioactive' featuring sweaty players, terrible acting and shirtless dudes making awkward faces in the bathroom mirror … so WHY NOT US?"
Here are Gabriel Landeskog, Matt Duchene, Nathan MacKinnon, Paul Stastny and the Avalanche covering "Imagine Dragons." Thus begins your frantic search for a "Men In Black" neurolizer to rid your mind of these images:
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From ladette to lady: Dubai school teaches girls modern etiquette
Teenagers in the UAE are being taken back to school and taught some table manners. Now being offered up are modeling courses at the Dubai-based agency Bareface, reported a local newspaper.
"Body odor and bad breath are no-nos that can lose you jobs, "Alessandra Cardoso, a teacher at Bareface, told The National.
"I make a point of telling my students that having excellent personal hygiene, being waxed and smelling great are vital in this business. I educate them about nutrition, too, as I can't have models who are starving. There must be life in their eyes," she added.
Brazilian-born Cardoso, who modeled for 12 years, told the newspaper students learn all what they need to know how to become "professional" models.
"Teenagers can often feel inadequate and there are plenty of misconceptions out there," she says.
"Yes, it's true that some agencies prefer really skinny models because the camera can add pounds - but many European agencies are now enforcing minimum percentage of body fat. I teach students that 'plus-size' and 'petite markets' are also big business - so it's not all about size zero."
As a trainer, Cardoso puts a lot effort into getting her students to overcome what she described as "harmful" stereotypes about modeling in media.
The newly launched classes have targeted male students too.
"The training was really great and I now know how to groom myself and pose correctly," Vimal Vijayan, a 27-year-old Indian entrepreneur living in Dubai told the newspaper.
Bareface is considered to be the largest and most respected model and talent agency in the Middle East. The agency manages regional and international models, talent, and entertainment across fashion, advertising, events, film and TV. A twelve-week modeling course at the academy costs 5,000 AED ($1,361).
Is it important to learn about manners? Does anyone care about them anymore? Tell us what you think below.
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Georgetown denies Foresters' upset bid
The NAIA Division I 11th-ranked Georgetown College Tigers needed an extra period to finally deny the Foresters their bid for an upset. The Tigers out-scored HU 9-4 in overtime to get the 76-71 win.
The Foresters took the early lead and were up five at 21-16 with 7:40 to play in the half. Georgetown then scored the six straight points over the next minute of play to take its first lead of the game at 22-21. The Tigers went up three at 32-29 on a jumper by MaKaine Huffer with 1:23 on the clock, but a Jessica Ramey trey with 16 seconds left knotted the score at 32-32 heading into the break.
The Tigers held the advantage most of the second half with a lead as big as six on a few occasions, but HU wouldn't go away. With just over four minutes to play, Kim Ingle was fouled on a three-point attempt. She knocked down all three charity tosses to put Georgetown up 65-59. A minute later HU's Janna Knisely put back an Amy Berry miss to cut it to 65-61. On the Foresters' next possession, Berry got the score to trim the deficit to 65-63 with 2:30 to play. On Georgetown's possession, the Tigers came up empty when Katie Columbus missed the front end of the one-and-one. Betsey Bean grabbed the rebound and Knisely found Kendra Stahl for a baseline jumper to tie it at 65-65 with 1:25 to play. Columbus put Georgetown back up two with 57 ticks left, and after the two teams traded turnovers, Maddy Lewis fouled Ramey trying to steal the ball with :15 on the clock. Ramey sank both free throws to tie it at 67-67. On the Tigers' possession, Knisely forced a jump ball and the possession arrow gave the ball back to HU with five seconds left. Ramey's shot at the buzzer was blocked.
In the overtime period, Georgetown got on the board first and forced the Foresters to try to play catch-up. Berry hit the second of two free throws with 2:35 left to pull HU within two at 70-68, but the Foresters couldn't find the bottom of the net on their next three field goal attempts. Tiger Meghan Hillman finally put the game out of reach on an old-fashioned three-point play with 37 seconds to go. Another HU miss forced the Foresters to have to foul and the Tigers sealed the victory at the line.
For the game, HU's Ramey took game-high honors with 28 points. Knisely had a great all-around game with 15 points, nine boards five assists and five blocks. Berry added 15 points and six rebounds. Hillman finished with a double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Tigers. Ingle added 22 points and five steals and Ashley Bell had 11 off the bench. With the loss, the Foresters fall to 7-6 on the season.
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As stated the wires are thin and can be hard to work with. I put both Air Classics on a G-400 and re-wired with CTS pots. If you go this route, think well ahead and if you can fabricate a jig and wire everything up and drop as much of the electronics in, in as much as of unit as possible. Linear for volume & audio for tone - 500k all around - .033 neck .022 bridge. A straight pickup replacement is intuitive.
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I got the F-spaced bridge model in Zebra (uncovered) for my "super strat": flame maple on basswood, Brazilian rosewood on quartersawn maple; Original Floyd Rose bridge; 1978 vintage Fender Strat pickup in the neck position and a DiMarzio Blue Velvet RWRP in the middle position; Megawitch E-Model to get the outside coil of the bridge with the neck coil. I love the expressive tonal balance of the vintage output and treble content. The output is balanced with single coils in the mid and neck position. The intention here is to have the guitar be bright, dynamic, and articulate, while the amp be warm, and compressing when needed. I'm loving this. If I didn't have that vintage Fender pickup, I would try the EJ Custom Neck Pickup.
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Mobile adspend in the UK grew to £429.2m in the first half of 2013, an increase of 127% compared to the same period last year.
The data comes from a new report by the IAB, which also found that mobile now accounts for 14.1% of all digital advertising spend – nearly double the 7.2% for the same period last year.
Furthermore, fuelled in part by the roll out of 4G networks, mobile video advertising grew by 1,260% from £1.7m in the first half of 2012 to £23m in the first half of 2013. Paid search accounted for the majority (63%) of mobile adspend though with £271m invested in this channel.
Overall, the IAB stats show that UK digital adspend reached a record £3.04bn in the first half of 2013.
To find out more about how brands and agencies are approaching digital advertising come to Econsultancy's JUMP event on October 9 (this Wednesday), which is all about creating seamless multichannel customer experiences.
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by David Moth 07 October 2013 11:32am 1 comment
The success of mobile as an advertising medium depends on shifting people's perceptions about what advertising looks like.
Consumers want choice, control and relevance if they are going to interact with a brand. If an ad's easy to ignore, it will be; if it intrudes upon consumers' content, they'll naturally start to resent the brand that's interrupting them.
Give mobile users choice over whether and how they view an ad, however, and brands can achieve the recognition (and even the affection) that traditional mobile advertising has so signally lacked.
by Tom Pepper 25 July 2013 10:01am 2 comments
Rich media mobile ads are up to four times as effective as standard banner ads in terms of clickthrough rate, according to a new report from Opera Mediaworks.
The study also found that in-app mobile ads are an average of 1.7x more effective than ads on the mobile web.
Rich media ads achieved a CTR of 1.53% when displayed in an app and 1.12% on the mobile web. In comparison, standard banner ads achieved CTRs of 0.39% and 0.32% respectively.
by David Moth 23 July 2013 12:20pm 5 comments
Consumer goods advertisers primarily use mobile advertising for brand awareness rather than driving site traffic or increased footfall in-store, according to new research from Millennial Media.
Almost half (46%) of consumer goods advertisers stated that their main campaign goal was brand awareness compared to an overall average of 14% among all industries.
Site traffic (29%) and 'sustained in-market presence' (11%) were the second and third most-common campaign goals for consumer goods companies, while just 5% aimed to increase foot traffic.
Much of what we do on mobile devices is location-based and a recent study found that 43% of Google searches have local intent, so it's interesting to note that relatively few mobile advertising dollars are spent with the aim of luring customers in-store.
by David Moth 22 April 2013 11:48am 0 comments
More than half (53%) of UK smartphone owners say they have never received adverts while using their device, which either suggests that it is an underused marketing channel or consumers find it easy to ignore mobile advertising.
The findings come from Nielsen's Mobile Consumer Report, which found that 97% of the UK population owns a mobile phone, with smartphone ownership now at 61%.
And according to the IAB, mobile advertising grew by 132% to £181.5m in the first half of 2012 compared to the same period in 2011 and now accounts for 7% of all digital ad spend.
Therefore it appears to be a fairly worrying situation for mobile advertisers if 53% of smartphone owners claim they haven't been exposed to mobile advertising, though it does need to be noted that the survey didn't ask about mobile search.
It's likely that a proportion of the users surveyed by Nielsen are simply unaware that they have seen mobile ads, so advertisers need to find new ways of ensuring their messages don't go unnoticed.
by David Moth 27 February 2013 09:03am 1 comment
With billions of mobile devices in use by consumers around the world, and with those devices getting more and more capable every year, it's no surprise that many industry observers believe the future of mobile marketing is bright.
How bright? Some have gone on to suggest that mobile ad spend will eventually overtake that of television. A bold prediction given that brands spend well over $100bn globally on television ads ever year -- magnitudes of order more than they spend on mobile ads.
by Patricio Robles 20 February 2013 16:01pm 1 comment
Responsive design is widely considered to be the future of web design as it allows site owners to adopt a user-centric and mobile-first approach.
In a nutshell, responsive design allows websites to work from a single set of code that resizes itself to fit whatever screen a particular visitor is using, thereby negating the need for a separate mobile site.
It's a topic we've looked at in more detail in posts about why sites should consider responsive design and another citing 10 great examples of ecommerce sites using the technology.
But while there are many benefits to using responsive design, there are still major problems to be overcome in regards to advertising.
At the moment ad formats are generally incompatible with responsive design, forcing site owners to either find hacks to rescale them or hide the ads altogether on mobile screens.
by David Moth 30 January 2013 11:05am 9 comments
For many publishers, the future is mobile, and that means that figuring out how to monetize mobile eyeballs is a top priority.
Many observers believe that it's only a matter of time before companies like Facebook crack the mobile monetization nut, and the most bullish observers go so far as to suggest that mobile ad spend could one day surpass television ad spend, which exceeds $100bn globally on an annual basis.
by Patricio Robles 17 December 2012 16:31pm 3 comments
"Mobile ads suck," claimed Steve Jobs in 2010. They needed, according to Jobs, to be more creatively appealing and engaging to be effective.
Has the industry changed? Do mobile ads still suck? Or has creativity in mobile marketing caught up with demand?
Here are my 10 essentials tips for creative mobile campaigns.
by Mark Cluer 05 November 2012 10:40am 0 comments
Whether you're an internet giant like Google, Microsoft or Facebook, or a small publisher trying to carve out a niche, chances are one of your biggest priorities is solving the mobile monetization riddle.
The good news: there's little reason to believe that the future of mobile advertising isn't bright.
How big will it be? That remains to be seen, but even if it's not as big as the staunchest bulls believe, it's still going to be big by virtue of volume.
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Serves me right, I was AWOL for a couple of months and missed an Atwood discussion! (my favourite author) At least I was busy reading MaddAddam at the time.
I'm currently reading Sergey Lukyanenko's The New Watch (I'm pretty sure the last one was supposed to be the *last* one, but I'm not necessarily complaining), it's not as good as the first two of the series, but still head and shoulders above most "western" UF. I'm also slogging through "The Joy of Closure" for work.
Oooh, that looks interesting! I'll have to remember that for next paycheck, as I just splurged on getting all of the Earthsea books in hardcover since they were finally released with matching covers I don't find offensive.
Question to Swedes: I have recently read The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson--loved it. I know he has a new book out, I think the English title is The Illiterate Who Could Count. As I have not yet seen the English translation available, I was wondering if any of you have read it and what you thought. What do the reviews say?
"Nature is a damp, inconvenient sort of place where birds and animals wander about uncooked."
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I finished the first GoT book and loved it! I thought I'd be bored with it but wasn't at all. I can't wait to read the second one. It'll have to wait, though, because I picked up Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine and the Murder of a President and it's absolutely riveting.
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Trolling dates all the way back to 397 B.C. - People began following Plato around and would make fart noises after everything he said.
Dear Elizabeth George. Ok, we get it. You went to Tuscany to research the book, and you picked up some Italian. Congratulations. But please stop proving it by including it all in your book. It doesn't make you look clever, it just makes you look like you're trying too hard. Show us your knowledge of the area with details of the life, geography, and architecture, fine. But unless you're going to write the whole novel in Italian, keep it to English. Thank you.
I guess I understand what you mean, Artemis@BC. I still give a try for that book. AFAIK, George is an American, who has mostly written stories happening in GB. I am not a native speaker of any version of the English language, so I really can´t tell how good her British English is. I think Donna Leon is about ok with her use of Italian phares in her books. If George overdoes that, oh my! But I have to check (and I love Tuscanny!).
I have "the quest" but after 50 some pages I think i'm done with the journey. :-P
Is the "The Quest" the new Nelson Demille book? I generally like him but had heard his latest one was just a rewrite sexed up version of a book he wrote years ago.
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About to start "The Art Forger," by B.A. Shapiro. I just got home from a big book club event that hosted five or six authors from CT/MA and I was most intrigued by this one. Looking forward to reading it, then it's on to "The Book Thief."
Just for kicks, I read "Divergent" over the weekend, more to see what the young'uns are raving about than anything. While I don't feel it was a total waste of my time, I finished it less than thrilled with the writing (Is there some rule that says YA MUST be written in First-person Present tense?) I found The characters kind of cardboardy and the angsty romance very shallow but the world-building seemed consistent and the plot certainly moved along briskly from one threatening situation to next. I suppose I'll pick up the second one somewhere. At least this trend is a tad more interesting to me than past trends I've run across.
That done, I jumped back to Susan Gregory's Matthew Bartholomew medieval mystery "The Wicked Deed." Matt had angst-aplenty but at least living in post-plague England amid a bunch of conviving scholars and corrupt politicos gives him plenty of reason for it.
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About halfway through The Thinking Woman's Guide to Real Magic. I like it, but it does drag along. Fairies and wizards battling each other. Our heroine is an English major enchanted by one, and rescued by the other.
Zaphyre - I tried to like Divergent, but it got a bit too Sweet Valley High meets Hunger Games for me. It was like fast food, devoured quickly, but then a bit queasy feeling afterwards. I have #2, but haven't read it yet. The reviews are brutal for the final book.
Whee!!! Amazon just let me know that my copy of Hyperbole and a Half is on its way!!
So, I read The Cuckoo's Calling for my book club. I probably wouldn't have chosen to read it on my own and that would have been a good decision because I wasn't crazy about it. At first, I thought that maybe it was the genre, I'm not a huge mystery reader. But then I realized I like Michael Connelly and this was just much weaker. I found the characterizations to be thin and corny. It was hard to relate to anyone, I couldn't decide whether the victim was likeable or not (I think the answer was supposed to be yes she was likeable but flawed, but I just never got a handle on her). And as for the mystery itself...
I had wondered from the beginning if the (adoptive) brother was the killer but it just made no sense as to why he would go out of his way to hire a private detective for a case that had been closed and go out of his way to be helpful to the detective. The reason that was given at the end about trying to set up the biological brother so that the biological brother couldn't inherit in any case seemed very weak. Especially since it's not like adoptive-brother helped give any evidence that would push in the direction of bio-brother.
I don't see myself reading any more of the future Robert Galbraith books to be published. Coincidentally, next up on my list to read are the Harry Potter books so I am hoping that this isn't a bad sign for how much I will like those ones.
Mine too! I bought it last night through her book blog with the special order button.
"You emerge victorious from the maze you've been travelling in." Oct 21,2012- Best Fortune Cookie Ever!
I finally finished Peking Picnic, which I enjoyed, despite the often disparaging descriptions of the the Chinese. I have another of Ann Bridge's "Chinese" novels, but I doubt that I'll read it. Tonight I started Transit. A little slow to start, but I think I will like this one much better.
"...some people are moulded by their admiration, others by their hostilities.
― Elizabeth Bowen, The Death of the Heart
I didn't like Cuckoo either but I have never heard of anyone starting to read JKR with that and not HP! HP prose isn't Nobel Prize in literature material but JKR's imagination is . Great sense of humor too. The first 2 books are more kiddy but get more and more adult with each book after that. Enjoy!
"Nature is a damp, inconvenient sort of place where birds and animals wander about uncooked."
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Heh, well I had been meaning to read Harry Potter for a while and it was next up on my list but then this one came up for book club. HP is pretty good so far, I already like it better than Cuckoo's Calling after just a few chapters.
The person who convinced me to read HP made the same comment that the books grow more adult as the character ages...I thought that sounded like the Little House books, which I totally adore, so I figured that even though the subject matter is completely different, it's worth giving HP a chance.
If you like it already, I am guessing you will love it later on.
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The Director of the Auxiliary is the direct representative of the Commandant of the United States Coast Guard to the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary. (Title 14, USC Chapt. 23)
The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed volunteer component of Team Coast Guard. Founded in 1939 by an Act of Congress as the US Coast Guard Reserves and re-designated the Auxiliary in 1941. The 30,000+ volunteer members (men and women) donate millions of hours in support of Coast Guard missions.
1. Effective January 1, 2014, all National Incident Management System (NIMS)-compliant Incident Command System (ICS)-300 and ICS-400 courses will be acceptable for credit toward earning the Operational Auxiliarist (AUXOP) device. NIMS compliancy is established by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). NIMS-compliant ICS courses may only be taught by instructors, Coast Guard or other agency, that are certified to teach them.
2. Section 8.C.1.c.(6) of the Auxiliary Manual (COMDTINST M16790.1 (series)) shall read, "National Incident Management System (NIMS)-compliant Incident Command System (ICS) 300 and 400 (ICS-210 cannot be used as a substitute) - 1 credit."
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To the Men and Women of Our Coast Guard Family,
We are saddened to relay news of the tragic loss of Petty Officer Travis Obendorf, who died following injuries he sustained while deployed with the Cutter WAESCHE during a search and rescue mission. As you keep Petty Officer Obendorf's family and shipmates in your thoughts and prayers, please also remember we are often called to operate in an environment which provides little margin of error. In all that you do, make safety your highest priority.
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1. It is with great sadness that I report the loss of Boatswains Mate Third Class Travis Raymond Obendorf, CGC WAESCHE, who died at 1134 PST today from injuries sustained on November 11, 2013, while the ship was conducting search and rescue operations in D17 waters.
2. WAESCHE was north of Cold Bay, Alaska, responding to a SAR case involving a disabled fishing vessel. Petty Officer Obendorf was a crew member aboard WAESCHEs small boat and was severely injured during boat operations while assisting passengers from the fishing vessel. Despite a valiant fight over the past month, Petty Officer Obendorf succumbed to his injuries earlier today with his family and shipmates at his side.
3. Petty Officer Obendorf stood the watch on the front lines of Coast Guard operations throughout his nine years of active duty. He previously served aboard Coast Guard Cutter ALERT, at Patrol Forces Southwest Asia in Bahrain and at Coast Guard Station Boston Throughout his Coast Guard service, Petty Officer Obendorfs professionalism and commitment ensured that we were always ready to answer the nations call. Let us never forget his service and sacrifice.
4. The entire Service is energized to support his family and shipmates. Please keep BM3 Obendorf, his family and shipmates in your thoughts and prayers.
5. Semper Paratus. VADM John Currier, Acting Commandant, sends.
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To the Men and Women of Our Coast Guard Auxiliary,
Seizing this opportunity on behalf of the Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety to render 2013 holiday season salutations and express gratitude for your support and sustained servant leadership excellence. This Office is blessed to work with the finest leadership cadre and stout volunteer corps our Nation has to offer. We are especially thankful to lead the Coast Guard's Auxiliary Program and serve as your advocate throughout the Coast Guard organization. Around the clock and around the country, our Nation benefits from your gifts of time, talent, and treasure. THANK YOU for the gifts you freely give each day.
The New Year will bring remarkable challenges. Within those challenges will be opportunities for the Auxiliary to excel anew. As we enter the 75th consecutive year of distinguished Auxiliary service, endeavor to continue demonstrating the highest levels of honor, respect, and devotion to duty.
It is our privilege to forward ADM Papp's holiday message and offer CG-BSX best wishes for a safe and relaxing holiday season, and for a healthy and prosperous New Year.
CAPT F. Thomas Boross
Chief, Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety
1. Shipmates, each year the holiday season brings an opportunity to reflect on the year that has passed and to look forward to the promise of the future. During this, my last holiday season as Commandant, Linda and I feel particularly blessed to be a part of this Service that has enriched our lives for so long.
2. As I look back on the previous year, we have faced many challenges. Budgetary uncertainty and spending cuts have required difficult decisions on how best to prioritize essential missions and functions. A government shutdown left valued members of our family home on furlough and forced us to curtail many of the missions that define our service. Yet, through it all I continued to see our people exemplify those traits that define us all - active, reserve, civilian, and Auxiliary - as Coast Guardsmen. Our Core Values. Our respect and caring for our shipmates and our families. And the eternal optimism and selfless commitment to duty that comes from knowing we are serving a truly worthwhile purpose.
3. While we faced some challenges, we celebrated far more successes. Our operations continued to provide safe and secure approaches to our ports, and helped sustain the prosperity and freedom we all enjoy. We commissioned new cutters that are truly worthy of the men and women who will sail in them. Our headquarters moved to a beautiful new facility named for one of our greatest heroes, Signalman First Class Douglas A. Munro. And we responded to every call of distress with the lifesaver spirit that has made us the world's best Coast Guard for well over two centuries.
4. Many of us are fortunate to be with family and loved ones to celebrate this holiday season. Others will be far from home standing ready for the call. Whether you will spend the holidays with family, friends, or in the company of shipmates, I hope you will enjoy your time together. Every day, we are inspired and humbled by your selfless service. I invite you to view a holiday video message from me, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard Michael Leavitt, and our spouses at the following link: http://www.dvidshub.net/video/312317/2013-coast-guard-holiday-message.
5. We send our warmest wishes for a happy holiday season and a happy New Year.
6. Semper Paratus.
7. Admiral Bob and Linda Papp, send.
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Thanksgiving Message
To the Men and Women of Our Coast Guard Auxiliary,
Please allow me to extend ADM Papp's Thanksgiving message, along with my humble appreciation for your tireless efforts in service to our organization and nation. Each day I see examples of the work you do to promote recreational boating safety and support to the Coast Guard. Your contribution does not go unnoticed.
On behalf of the entire Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety, THANK YOU for all that you do. I look forward to entering the 75th year of the Auxiliary's service with all of you.
CAPT F. Thomas Boross
Chief, Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety
1. Shipmates, this week we are attending the Assembly of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London. The Assembly, which meets every two years, is IMOs highest governing body, and all 170 member nations are invited to attend. Yesterday, as head of the United States delegation, I had the privilege of speaking for our nation on the importance of maritime governance (safety, security, stewardship), the work our Coast Guard does every day.
2. Over the past year, we have met with coast guards and small navies from around the world, global leaders in maritime industry, and students at the IMO World Maritime University. The United States Coast Guard is universally respected and the model of a maritime governance force for the rest of the world to emulate.
3. That would not be possible without the devoted efforts of our entire Coast Guard. Over the past year, we have confronted not only significant mission challenges in an inherently dangerous maritime domain, but also the persistent pressure of the current Federal budget realities. While addressing hurricanes, oil spills, marine casualties and transnational organized crime, we have also faced the impacts of budget reductions, sequestration, and a temporary government shut down.
4. Through it all you have remained steadfast in your devotion to duty and service to the Nation. Words alone cannot adequately express my appreciation the leadership and commitment of our Coast Guard men and women. Unfortunately, our civilian workforce has borne the brunt of many of these budget impacts, and our civilian shipmates often do not receive the public recognition for the critical work that they perform every day. We are inspired and humbled by the dedicated service of our civilian personnel. Each deserves our sincere thanks.
5. Although Linda and I are away from home and our family during our favorite holiday, we will have a proper Thanksgiving dinner with members of our Coast Guard Family who are here with us. Linda and I thank you all for your friendship, hard work, and commitment to our Coast Guard. Wherever you might be celebrating, have a Happy Thanksgiving. Be safe.
6. Stand a taut watch. Semper Paratus.
7. Admiral and Mrs. Papp send.
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3 bedroom modern chalet with cadtheral ceilings and open kitchen and living room. Direct views of Flanders Bay and Cadillac Mountain. Surounded by open fields with short walk to the beach. Put in your kayak in or go swimming. Enjoy quiet sunsets on the deck with out side fire pit, pinic table and out door chairs. Out of the hustel and busel but close to major attractions. 13 miles to Schoodic Section of Acadia & 25 miles to Bar Harbor/Acadia on Mount Dersert. Watch the local lobster boats in the morning and buy fresh sea food in the afternoon. A True downeast vaction.
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Fender's Vaporizer amp evokes the 1950s-'60s age of the Space Race, when the atom-age world became enthralled with spaceflight and spacecraft. When the wild flights of fancy it launched permeated culture everywhere from film and television to cars, guitars, appliances and more--everything was bright, colorful and flashy. Garage bands blasted off with guitar music, and legions of musicians who couldn't swing pro gear bashed away on department-store guitars and amps.
The Vaporizer amp blasts you like a ray gun back to that exciting era. Affordable and out of this world, it would've been right at home aboard a Mercury capsule and down in the backyard fallout shelter. It would've been stumbled on decades later in some pawn shop corner by an unconventional guitarist with an ear for the distinctive and an eye for the stylish. It's the Fender Vaporizer. Stand back!
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I saw this at my local music store and plugged in a few Tele and Strat guitars both single coil and buckers. My favorite sound was with a Squier Affinity Telecaster. That Vaporizer pass through was awesome. I want to buy two and stereo them together. I love it when you can find a tone you like without pedals. The value is great. My Blues Jr. Is great and this sounds better in my opinion. I like them both. Well done Fender.
I sat down with this amp at a local music store and was blown away by the simplicity and the tone of this little 12w tube amp. If you long for that late 50's / early 60's tone, then this amp delivers. I found the 2x10" speaker configuration perfect for this amp. The spongy, chimney, punchy rounded tone of the speakers compliment the EL84 tubes perfectly. Although you could probably upgrade the speaker and achieve louder volumes and even better tone, I like the sound of the stock amp. Now remember its only $399, which I think is a great deal once you hear the sound of the amp. I saw the promo video and thought the amp was going to land around $699-$999 range.
I have a Blues Deluxe Reissue and now think that this 12w will replace my 40w at most gigs in smaller venues. The vaporizer breaks up nicely and holds great cleans. It takes pedals easily. I am using a Lovepedal HH Twin Tweed pedal with it and it sounds amazing. I was actually going to build a Twin Tweed low power for about $950-$1100 - but after hearing this amp and the price tag of $399 I can get all the tones I want out of it and its very similar to those old amp sounds.
Thinking of buying another and using one in front of me as a monitor and one behind.
Do yourself a favor if you like that old sound get one of these amps. Remember made in China, keeps the price down but upgrading your speakers and tubes will change this amp big-time!
Biggest plus is it looks killer!
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These are another winner from Fender, looks superb and has a real vintage old amp sound and feel, ideal for a few choice pedals ! Check out a few tones on our demo video.
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Model Name: | Vaporizer™, Surf Green, 120V |
Model Number: | 2303200091 |
Series: | Pawn Shop Special |
Color: | Surf Green |
Amplifier Type: | Tube |
Controls: | Volume, Tone and Reverb |
Voltage: | 120V |
Wattage: | 12 Watts |
Inputs: | Two - (1/4", Normal and Bright) |
Speaker Jack: | Internal speaker disconnects to allow the amp's 1/4" output to be used with external 8-ohm speaker enclosures |
Pilot Light Jewel: | Blue Jewel (Power), Red Jewel (Vaporizer Mode) |
Handle: | Large Pivoting Luggage Handle |
Grill Cover: | Rocket Red, Slate Blue or Surf Green Dimpled Vinyl Covering with Silver Grille Cloth |
Amplifier Depth: | 10.5" (26.7 cm) |
Amplifier Width: | 24.75" (62.9 cm) |
Amplifier Height: | 17" (43.2 cm) |
Amplifier Weight: | 37 lbs. (16.78 kg) |
Effects: | Spring Reverb Circuit Independent of Amp Volume Control and "Vaporizer Mode" (Bypasses Volume and Tone Controls for Full-Strength Overload) |
Speaker: | Two - 10" 16-Ohm Special Design Vaporizer Speakers |
Impedance: | 8 ohms |
Pre Amp Tubes: | Groove Tubes® - (2 x 12AX7) |
Power Tubes: | Groove Tubes® - (2 x 6BQ5/EL84) |
Unique Features: | 12 watts (output power), Spring reverb circuit independent of amp volume control; creates full, wet reverb for moody "late-night" vibe and approximates the sound of playing in a tunnel, single-button "wedge" footswitch for selecting "vaporizer mode" (bypasses volume and tone controls for full-strength overload; indicated by red jewel light) |
FootSwitch: | 1-Button "Wedge" Footswitch Included |
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Encouragingly a fifth of businesses (26%) in the survey stated that their campaigns were integrated across 'most channels' while just 5% of respondents said that none of their marketing activities were integrated.
The results come from the latest Econsultancy/Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing entitled 'Channels in Concert: Trends in Integrated Marketing'.
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Back in October we spoke with Nokia at the Festival of Marketing. The topic up for discussion was referral sales marketing and how it gives brands a new way of taking part in eccommerce without selling direct to consumers.
In this article I put forward the case for referral sales and why it could take over from brand ecommerce.
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The Festival of Marketing is but a day away and the Econsultancy office is a hot bed of activity as our events team rushes around making sure to tie up all loose ends before everything kicks off.
The festival was inspired by our Modern Marketing Manifesto which aims to outline why we believe marketing is increasingly valuable and to define what it is to be a modern marketer.
One of the central themes running through the manifesto is the increasing importance of data driven marketing, so to find out more about this topic I spoke to Teradata eCircle's country manager for UK and India Simon Bowker...
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Christmas is coming and the geese are getting fat. OK, so it's still relatively warm outside, but as we move into autumn, it's time to start thinking about the holiday season.
Christmas is still the biggest shopping season for retailers and getting the holiday marketing campaigns, pricing and online strategy just right takes time.
Plus, once the sales hit it's crucial to be able to shift any surplus seasonal goods.
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Designing and implementing an effective multichannel strategy is a massive challenge for businesses, but one which also has the potential to deliver huge rewards.
It requires companies to be able to break down siloed ways of working and join up disparate data sets to deliver coherent, personalised customer experiences across numerous channels.
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September is here again and the kids are back to school.
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Web scraping is a way of extracting data from websites. Rich data extraction ensures that the most comprehensive product information is extracted from the retailer's ecommerce site.
This ensures that the data remains accurate and up-to-date and leaves less room for error.
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Ever been in a shop looking at the most recent iPhone or the newest DVD release and wondered if it's cheaper somewhere else?
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Trick question: if you run a Twitter campaign that directs a customer to your Facebook page and they click through to your site, how many channels did you use?
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As a business, it can be challenging to figure out the what, the where, and the how of doing a multichannel social media promotion.
I'd like to address what it takes to be successful at that task, but in order to do so, we should first define what is a multichannel social promotion, what makes each channel unique, and what success actually looks like.
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Content is king. This phrase might have been around a long time, but it's still applicable to marketing. Of course, nowadays it's only truly valid if the content is personalised.
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The world recently celebrated Global Entrepreneurship Week, which aims to encourage people to set up their own businesses.
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Those of us who do, then don't promote our success because, well – we're British.
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