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Well, he's a tough character. Brusque, but obviously a very passionate individual who truly cares to make the world a better place, otherwise he wouldn't have put himself through so much, or given up so much. The only person he really seems to have a soft side for is Tonks, his protegee. This tea is an attempt to blend Mad-Eye's brusque attitude with his determination as an Order member, his good heart, and his soft spot for Tonks.
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It depends upon the dimensions, check with the airlines. However, my understanding of their cases is that they can be checked and you can remain confident that your horns will be in good shape at the other end.
I fly with my MB triple as carry-on on Air Canada and West Jet. IT JUST fits the requirements with a little coaxing.
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The quad fits. I've carried it on well over a dozen flights within the last twelve months.
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It will fit in the larger planes. However, if you fly one of the "puddle jumpers" that seat only 35 to 50 passengers, like Air Canada Jazz flights, they will not fit into the overhead.
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I would like to add a more specific question to this thread. Will it fit in your average 737 (southwest, etc) overheads?
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#1 Dec 31, 2012
This was the worst coached team i saw in the Lady's Classic. They stood around on offense and on defense they seemed lost. Didn't run any plays the whole game. The girls coming off the bench looked alot better than the ones starting. Heard people in the stands talking how it had been like that all year. Seems like with all the money Greeneville throws around for their football team they could find a coach alot better than what they have for their girls basketball program.
#2 Dec 31, 2012
I believe the parents on the South Greene Lady Rebel post would disagree with you. Maybe you two should just switch coaches.
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#3 Dec 31, 2012
Unfortunately I would have to agree. I was very disappointed to see this young looking team so unorganized and playing like they didnt know where or what they were doing. Kind of sad considering all of the talent this team should have! From the way it looks the leader is lacking direction or the ability to give it.
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#4 Dec 31, 2012
maybe they both just need to be shipped out to another school.
#5 Dec 31, 2012
I will tell you how much she cares about this team they had a game early in the season with Austin east that she did not even show up for why you may ask she played some where in a tennis tournament that would not be allowed any where else ghs really needs to get these girls a new coach they have a very young team but there is some talent their just need some one that can teach them
#6 Jan 1, 2013
Ithis is true then I would think it would have been a problem with the administration to allow this to happen.
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#7 Jan 1, 2013
GHS girls needs a coach that don't let the parents dictate who plays ! I see it all the time my daughter this my daughter that blah blah blah we should play to WIN not to satisfy the BITCHING PARENTS ! And they know who they are and it's SAD!
#8 Jan 1, 2013
Yes you would think that it would not have been aloud but I have heard this from many different people I do belive it to be true
#9 Jan 1, 2013
That to me would show a committment level of zero.
#10 Jan 1, 2013
Sadly but true. I did hear parents arguing and loudly enough for many to hear. It seems as though there is a lot of trouble within this young team and as I stated before, there looks to be a lot of young talent. Too much to allow someone "coach" to let it go to waste.
#11 Jan 1, 2013
From talking to someone that's watched Greeneville for over 50 years, he says this is the poorest coached team he can ever remember. Also, that the coach doesn't have a clue to who should be on the court. I myelf noticed that the girls coming off the bench looked much better than the ones starting. He says as always it's who you know are how much you gave at Greeneville and that's the only explanation I can see for what's goin on there. It's really sad that this day and age this goes on.
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#12 Jan 1, 2013
I dont have a child that plays but i am a former student of G'ville and I try to go to all the games. I know that there is a so called AAU coach that goes and watches the girls play because he apparently thinks "his" girls do no wrong. I have also on many occasions been close enough to over hear all the negativity that goes on among there little group. If that was my child they were talking about like that i would put a stop to it one way or another. They need encouragement instead of the bashing. And by the way parents that have these young girls playing for this guy, I have been told by many people "RED FLAG".
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#13 Jan 1, 2013
Explanation of RED FLAG please ???
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#14 Jan 1, 2013
Let me go ahead and say this i ant a big fan of the so called AAU coach you are talking about ! but the girls from the so called AAU team could run circles around the starting five just look at the JV team . if I was a gambler and the JV team played against the VARSITY my money would be on JV and that's SAD ! Heck let the JV COACH TAKE OVER. If the so called coach would use her talent wisely they would be a power house team like Greeneville should be . Not laughed at like they are . The other night at the classic the chucky Doak coach laughed at the coaching of the GHS TEAM because of NOT THE LACK OF TALENT BUT FOR THE LACK OF LEADERSHIP AND DIRECTION THE TEAM HAS FROM THE COACH . Heck I didn't see but 2 or 3 plays the team ran all night and they run them over and over and over !! And guess what they didnt work so Get a clue .......... NOW IF YA ASK ME THAT'S A RED FLAG FOR YA !
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#15 Jan 1, 2013
AMEN MBM!!! Now that's the TRUTH!
#16 Jan 1, 2013
I heard a lot of comments being made in the stands about their "girls" not doing any wrong and it didn't come from one area. Sounds like their is a lot of work that needs to be done with this team. Keeping spectators and family members away may be a start.
#17 Jan 1, 2013
It's not the kids. It's not the parents It's the coaching people please someone defend her going and playing tennis instead of coaching her team please
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#18 Jan 1, 2013
True that (just me)
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#19 Jan 1, 2013
That would be a great start. All the kids have talent. They need to find a combination and role for each and get it done. In my opinion no one needs to be sitting behind the bench at all.
#20 Jan 1, 2013
Completely agree. Especially when you can disrupt a child while they are trying to play the game.
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This will be a short review, because there are plenty of longer ones, including those by illustrious scientists like Paul Bloom. Also, this book's a couple years old, so probably no one really cares anymore.
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So, there you have EoG.
He adds a bit of stuff I don't so much like, more about which in a few paragraphs.
Non-zero is the more academic version of win-win. An exchange is a non-zero sum exchange both parties benefit. I have something you want, you have something I want. We exchange and there is a non-zero sum outcomes. Humans, being more or less rational creatures, tend to like non-zero sum outcomes and the parties who participate in them with us. So, we don't war with or kill those folks. Wright's famous quip is that the reason he doesn't want to kill the Japanese is that they make his mini-van.
The upshot of non-zero summing is that the more people one does business with on a global level, the fewer people there are whom one wants or is willing to kill or even badly exploit. It's an argument that global commerce results in fewer wars and less bad feeling among people of different nations. That's not an idea that many in the developed intellectual West find intuitively easy to digest, but there seems to be a good deal of evidence to support the claim, and that evidence is summed up very nicely in Steven Pinker's book, The Better Angels of Our Nature.
So, when we do business with another nation (in a non-zero sum way), we are not likely to go to war with them.
How transactions get to be non-zero sum transactions can vary. Often in the course of history, transactions began as zero (I win, you lose) or negative (lose-lose) sum. Think of slaverly (zero or negative), empire (zero), etc. But, over time, as oppressed people fight back, as resources dwindle, relationships may change such that the zero's are no longer possible (oppressors can't get away with it, it becomes to expensive to maintain empires) and non-zero relationships evolve.
So, non-zero sum transactions were a rather late development in human history, coming into grand fashion only in the last several thousand years. When they did arise, they spread rather quickly.
That's non-zero sum. The Evolution of God is basically this: as non-zero sum relationships grew more common throughout the middle east, the homeland of the Abrahamic religions, the religions mellowed and grew more tolerant. As Jew traded with Gentile, with Christian, etc, the religions themselves become less marshall.
What I like and agree with: cultures and circumstances cause religions to adapt. Externalities alter religious morés, not vice versa.
What I don't like: Wright spends a good deal of time mumbling about a direction of history toward more enlightened moral/ ethical relationships (more non-zero sum), which he claims supports the idea that there is some underlying moral order to the world, and that this moral order could be some fuzzy version of god.
Whatever, didn't need that bit and it does no good. It seems a pretty heavy-handed tactic to get the religious to buy into non-zero sum and the idea of an evolving morality. But, I don't think EoG will be read by too many people who would entertain that idea. It weakens (and lengthens by a good deal) the important argument of the book.
Also, I think you can read a two-pager on Fiske's relational models theory (RMT) and come away with a somewhat more complete understanding of how economic models of relationships inform morality. But, together, RMT and NZS explain a lot about the directionality of morality social relationships.
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This is one of my favorite books of the year. A great listen, filled with provocative and piercing analysis. It made me smarter and kept me entertained. Very, very, very well done.
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Many interesting facts and a a good perspective on the economic drivers of the monotheistic religions.
"Excellent thought provoking book."
This book talks about so much, and there is plenty of intellectual meat for anyone with an ravenous desire for interesting and stimulating dialogues about reconciling the irrationality of the religious worldview with the rationality of the scientific worldview. But do not not think this is just about book of philosophical pondering, it is heavily reliant on historical fact and tells the story of the modern monotheistic god's birth with clarity and attention to detail.
The author shows us the intrinsically human forces that shape our religion and define our moral truth. He shows us where religion came from, where it is now, and it where it will have to go in order to be compatible with current scientific knowledge.
I would like to see Dawkins read this book and think more deeply about his superficial arguments in "The God Delusion."
"And your point is...?"
Even the most ardent non-believer can't help but wonder how it is that religious belief is so widespread, has so long been an important part of human culture and takes on such an astonishing variety of forms. And persists in spite of advances in science that undermine many of the early foundations of religion.
Any book that sheds light on these questions and gives us a framework to understand the evolution of religious thought would be a truly worthwhile read, but unfortunately this book isn't it. I see that many other reviewers found it fascinating, but despite being very interested in the topic, I found it very hard slogging and the reward for sticking with it to the bitter end just wasn't there for me.
The author is obviously extremely well versed in the minutiae of religious history, and the breadth of his knowledge is certainly impressive, but that is likely the problem. He is fascinated by the details but the reader easily loses sight of the forest for the trees. Again and again, after pages of story-telling with no discernible context I found myself wanting to ask the author, "And your point is...?" If he had stated a clear thesis for each chapter and then backed it up with the historical data, that might have worked.
The topic of this book would probably make a really interesting one hour lecture. And maybe the book itself would be a good text for a comparative religion course. But for the average reader, even if sympathetic and attentive, I can't recommend spending the 18+ hours it takes to hear it through.
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I can imagine listening to this again--there is just so much to think about. I loved that Wright offers counter arguments at every turn. If he has an agenda it seems to be religious concord leading to political concord (and a noble purpose that is!). The book is just very very well done.
"Fascinating description of the evolution god."
"The Evolution of God" is a convincing explanation of how "Homo Sapiens" has come to believe in gods, and then in one god. He quotes (sometimes at great length) anthropolical research and the books of the (now) mono-theistic religions Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to support his thesis, and comes to a surprising, unconventional conclusion about the validity of belief in divinity.


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The combined force of the evidence from neuroscience and epidemiology is compelling, says the US National Council on the Developing Child. The harmful effects of maternal depression on families and children are severe and far reaching.
Infant brain architecture and stress response systems may suffer long lasting damage. Among households living below the US poverty threshold, one in four mothers of infants will be experiencing moderate to severe levels of depressive symptoms, but only 15 per cent of stricken mothers get any professional care.
So the implications for policy and practice should be clear: there is an irresistible rationale for testing and evaluating promising practices and new intervention strategies that tackle the needs of both partners in the crucial formative relationship – mother and infant together.
The Harvard-based Council collaboration of university scientists translates good science about child development into clear recommendations for public policy. "Maternal Depression Can Undermine the Development of Young Children" is the latest in a series of working papers.
Throughout childhood, the developing brain is in a constant state of elasticity, and early experiences actively shape its architecture, the authors explain. The "serve and return" nature of parent-child interactions is highly significant.
For example, when a toddler babbles and a parent responds with attention and gesturing, the connections in the brain that support social and communications skills are strengthened. "When caregivers are sensitive and responsive to a young child's signals, they provide an environment rich in serve-and-return experiences, like a good game of tennis."
Interactions with depressed mothers are less sensitive and less responsive. Typically, depressed mothers' interactions with their children will be marred by hostility or disengagement.
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The neuroscientific argument is that flawed interactions impair a child's developing brain. If the depression is chronic, the outlook is worrying. Children of chronically depressed parents tend to perform worse on cognitive tests, develop worse behavior, suffer greater emotional difficulty, experience severer problems at school and run greater risk of mental health problems in adulthood.
The working paper recommends two types of preventive activity. First, that there should be more enthusiasm for replicating practices that show promising initial results. Evidence from small scale studies show that intensive programs of weekly toddler-parent therapy over the course of a year improve cognitive development in children with depressed mothers.
Parenting courses that promote positive interactions between child and parent are known to benefit older children; more evidence is needed of their impact in the context of maternal depression, the authors say.
Council working papers routinely include sections on the "science-policy gap" and "common misconceptions". In the case of postpartum depression, the authors argue that there has been far too little experiment in the US. Considering the clear time of onset (childbirth), the distinct risk period (up to six months post delivery) and east access to an identifiable population it amounts to a striking opportunity missed.
Among the misconceptions identified, the authors offer the mistaken belief that reducing a mother's depressive symptoms will necessarily lead to better parenting and improved child development. Hence the argument in favor of interventions that focus on the mother-child "dyad" and tackle parenting behavior and interaction.
See: Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University (2009) Maternal Depression Can Undermine the Development of Young Children: Working Paper No. 8 http://www.developingchild.harvard.edu
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KISS will bring their Freedom To Rock show to Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT this Saturday, October 29th! This show is part of Mohegan Sun's 20th Anniversary Celebration.
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In November, legendary rock band KISS will play Tijuana, Mexico, for the first time, to the delight of both the band and the country. The Nov. 19 show will be held at the Estadio Gasmart, the stadium of the Toros de Tijuana baseball team that has a seating capacity of nearly 17,000 people.
Gene Simmons, bassist and KISS co-founder, said he is looking forward to playing Tijuana.
"We've been coming to Mexico for 30 or 40 years," Simmons said. "We've hit most of the large cities, played the stadiums there and it's always been a lot of fun. At the stadium it's been mania — people were doing all kinds of things. Publicly, well, I would say going to a KISS concert is as much fun as you can have with your pants on."
Simmons has fond memories of performing in Mexico during KISS' decades of touring worldwide and selling millions of records. One concert in Mexico City years ago stands out to him: It all started when, to the dismay of security, an audience member tossed a monstrous sombrero onstage.
"I stopped the security and said, 'No, no it's OK, it's OK!' " Simmons said. "They didn't understand what I was doing so I took the sombrero off the floor … And then I put it on and the place went nuts and everyone started singing the Mexican national anthem right in the middle of the show. So we stopped and we let them sing it.
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The Reading Royals of the ECHL want to show their love of the band KISS and tie this appreciation into charity.
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DLV are an Electro Rock band from Toronto. The six-song EP they've crafted in basements and armageddon-bunker jam spaces is dirty and underground, even as it aims for the stratosphere. Take it as proof that you can see the stars from a basement studio, even if you have to scrape grime off the one window.
With just an EP to their credit, they pull no punches about their ambitions. "Indie music in Canada is lacking in heroes," says Adam. "The underground are afraid of stepping into the spotlight - being entertainers, champions and leaders. DLV want to be those champions."
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MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury Union High School softball team enjoyed warm sunshine and a visit from Mount Mansfield on Tuesday, coasting to a 17-2 win in five innings and improving to 7-2.
The Division I Cougars came into Middlebury with a 5-3 record, but made seven errors behind two pitchers, who combined to walk eight batters and hit one while the Tigers rapped eight hits in their four at-bats.
All nine Tigers in the lineup scored, seven knocked in runs, and they batted around three times, scoring six in the first and third innings and five in the fourth.
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FERRISBURGH — At the May 3 meeting, the Ferrisburgh selectboard discussed with Vermont Green Line (VGL) committee member Craig Heindel ongoing talks with the companies that plan to bury a portion of a $650 million, 400-megawatt power line along some Ferrisburgh roads, and to compensate the town for being allowed to do so.
FERRISBURGH — The Ferrisburgh selectboard at its May 3 meeting adopted a law that bans burning of trash in the town without a Department of Environmental Conservation permit and requires residents to get permits from the Ferrisburgh Fire Warden before starting most outdoor fires. Per state law, the new town ordinance will take effect on July 4 unless it is petitioned.
BRANDON — Intensity was the word after Saturday's Division III high school boys' lacrosse game at Otter Valley, in which visiting Vergennes took charge after a 5-5 first half to win, 13-7.
VUHS coach Ed Cook said the Commodores came out of the break ready to play, and that's why they outscored OV, 6-0, in the third period.
"We talked at halftime about coming out with intensity. Our defense was incredible in the second half," Cook said.
BRISTOL — Two Division II high school baseball teams fresh off their first wins met in Bristol on Friday, and it was host Mount Abraham that made it two in a row, holding off Otter Valley, 8-5.
The Eagles (2-6) built a 6-1 lead through three innings, but saw the Otters rally against Eagle sophomore starter Dustin Whitcomb in the fourth and fifth to pull to within 6-5.
MONKTON — Back on Feb. 18, at about 6 a.m., calls went out to the Monkton Fire Department, Vergennes Area Rescue Squad and Vermont State Police: A car had gone off Hollow Road in Monkton and hit a tree.
According to state police, the driver had "suffered a medical event" and lost control of his vehicle.
That driver was well-known public servant Ken Wheeling, for 40 years the Monkton town moderator and zoning administrator; he also in recent years handled the zoning job in Ferrisburgh and Waltham.
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury Union High School boys' tennis team defeated visiting Montpelier, 5-2, on Saturday to complete a 3-0 week and improve to 7-0.
The Tigers' remaining three matches come against teams they have defeated, putting an undefeated regular season within reach. Earlier last week, the Tigers defeated host North Country, 5-0, on Wednesday, and host U-32, 4-3, on Tuesday.
PANTON — While Green Mountain Power waits for the Public Service Board to approve a huge solar array in Panton, GMP officials and the town selectboard have been working on details of not only a company pledge to Panton to upgrade town buildings, but also a larger effort to make energy-efficiency improvements available to Panton farms, businesses and homes.
BRISTOL — The Middlebury Union High School girls' and boys' track and field teams won a three-team meet hosted by Mount Abraham on Tuesday; Mount Mansfield was the Eagles' second guest.
The Tiger girls scored 72 points, followed by the Cougars (52.5) and the Eagles (44.5).
The Tiger boys scored 91 points, followed by the Eagles (48.5) and the Cougars (38.5).
With just three schools participating, the top five finishers in each event scored points for their teams.
BRISTOL — In a Tuesday clash of Addison County high school softball teams playing well this spring, host Mount Abraham came out on top over Middlebury, 5-2.
Both teams managed to get runners on base despite strong pitching from junior pitchers Rachael McCormick for the Eagles and Payton Buxton for the Tigers. But it came down to Mount Abe's ability to bring those baserunners home: The Tigers left six on base and had runners thrown out at third base and home plate.
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Shopping cart abandonment is one of those dreaded issues both online and omnichannel retailers hate. There are many reasons for customers to just leave a webstore after they have picked their products, instead of completing the order.
Some customers find better prices elsewhere, some fail to navigate the store but most (56%) give up on their order when they are presented with unexpected costs.
Data gathered and compiled by the Payroll Blog shows that 68% of all consumers abandon their cart, leading to $18 billion in revenue lost each year but there are ways to avoid this. The infographic below outlines some of the most effective ways to avoid shopping cart abandonment and increase conversions.
The US Census Bureau released data on US retail and it shows ecommerce as a growth driver. Data shows that in the third quarter of 2014 Americans spent $78 billion online, compared to $67.1 billion in the third quarter of 2013.
a. Ecommerce has grown from 5.9% of total retail in 2013 (3rd quarter) to 6.6% this year.
b. Ecommerce sales have went up from $67.1 billion in the 3rd quarter of 2013 to $78 billion in the 3rd quarter of 2014:
c. Both growth and overall sales look great for online retailers but ecommerce really stands out when comparing total retail and ecommerce year on year growth. While total retail struggles with single digit growth, ecommerce is growing at double digits:
To get an overview of how the past two years add up to ecommerce growth in the US, have a look at this chart from Statista, showing yearly growth in ecommerce since 2002 ($72 billion) to 2013 ($322 billion):
Amazon – the biggest online retailer in the world has recently turned 20, and my, has it grown. In these short 20 years, the American wonder has managed to reach more than $70 billion in revenue. In its path to world dominance it began selling everything from books, to ebooks, to apps and recently even groceries.
Under Jeff Bezos' leadership, Amazon went from a small start-up in 1994 to a company challenging the biggest retail companies and even conventional retail itself.
From across the globe, Amazon's hegemony itself has been challenged by AliBaba, a company founded in 1999 by former English teacher Jack Ma. Just like China's economy and ecommerce spending, AliBaba has grown to match its mightiest competitor.
The Chinese company is the product of a splendid growth in China's eCommerce, a market that is expected to reach $655 billion by 2020. Encouraged by these developments and pushed forward by global ambitions, AliBaba will take its IPO to the US, later this year.
Now how would these two companies look side-by-side? The good folks at SmartIntern decided the world was ready for a comparison between the two behemoths. Have a look at the infographic below. The full version opens in a new window.
For most online retailers, conversion rate is THE performance indicator. While many things can be said about conversion rate optimization, a picture is still worth a thousand words. Mixing facts and expertise, digital marketing company DPFOC have put together the infographic below.
Here you will first get a sense of what works and what does not work. You will understand the basics of conversion rate optimization, get tips and tricks, and see what online marketing experts have to say about CRO.
Click the image below to open the full-size infographic, in a new window.
Amazon turns 20 this month. Founded in July 1994 by Jeff Bezos, it has now grown into the largest online retailer.
As a sign of their appreciation, the folks at DPFOC, an online marketing company, created the infographic below. The company has also created an interactive timeline, showing the most important milestones in Amazon's 20 year history. You can enjoy it here.
Two companies have redefined retail in the past 50 years. One is a company founded by Sam Walton in 1962. Mr. Walton opened the first Walmart in Rogers, Arkansas. The other is an Internet company, founded by Jeff Bezos in his small garage in Bellevue, Washington. This second company is Amazon, the largest Internet Retailer.
Both companies went on to be huge successes but in terms of revenue, Walmart has the upper hand. With $469 billion in 2013 revenue and 10700 stores opened worldwide, Walmart beats by far Amazon's $74 billion 2013 revenue. If you look at the raw data Amazon is no match for Walmart. But pull back just a bit and the picture is changes. By comparing the track records for the two companies an interesting insight becomes clear:
The chart above is a comparison in terms of historic revenue. On one hand you have Walmart – the biggest and most successful retailer in recorded history. Employer of 2.2 million people, crusher of markets and destroyer of mom and pop shops. On the other hand you have Amazon, the brave new world of online retail. Both redefined their markets and both are leaders in their respective fields.
But one is unlike the other. See – I couldn't even put together figures from the first years in Walmart's history. Walmart's revenues starts 6 years after the first Walmart opened, in 1968. That's when the company reached a figure ($12.6 million) comparable to Amazon's first year with recorded revenue (1996 – $15.7 million). 17 year after the company launch, Amazon registered $74.4 billion in revenue, while Walmart registered "just" $6.4 billion.
Both the trend and evolution show one thing – Amazon is on its way to become the biggest retailer in the world, a type of retailer the world has never seen. This might probably be a good time to reconsider your stock choices.
Last week we've had a look at world's top 5 ticket sales and event management companies. To put things in perspective, below you'll find an infographic showing some of the facts and figures you might not now about the leaders and challengers in the ticket sales market.
SEE ALSO: Ticket Sales Business Models – The Retailer, The Marketplace, The "Enabler" Platform »
The infographic focuses on three companies – StubHub, Eventbrite and Ticketmaster. Beauties and the beast. Things you'll find below: info regarding the business model, founding dates, growth numbers and such.
We had a look at how flash sales sites work and got into some details regarding their business model.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - The new measures are being taken across the county to tighten down security along the nation's rail system after someone tried to tamper with a rail switch in Iowa.
The Iowa track is the same line that both Amtrak, and cargo trains transporting ethanol use.
So what is being done here locally in Fort Wayne?
FW-AC Homeland Security Director Bernie Beier says, "What's important is not to isolate just railroads. What we're seeing here is the beginning of what is to become commonplace but hopefully not so. It's all part of the program "if you see something, say something."
Authorities do not suspect terrorism in the Iowa incident.
Just last month, we learned Osama Bin Laden was urging al Qaeda to derail a US passenger train on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
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The silver markets moved very little during the session on Thursday as the $34 level came into play. This area has offered support recently, and of course it did as well during the Thursday session. This market does look like its consolidating and going sideways to catch its breath after the massive search that we've seen over the last month or so.
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Anthology collecting the early songs of some the big names in dancehall including Buju Banton, Cutty Ranks, Richie Stephens.
Just as Coxsone Dodd's Studio One, was one of the most powerful forces in reggae in the 1960s and 1970s, the Penthouse label dominated dancehall reggae in 1980s and beyond. It seems just about every major dancehall artist has spent at least some time at Penthouse Studio in Kingston, Jamaica. Reggae Anthology: Penthouse Classics is an attempt to anthologize some of the material that has come out of the label since the 1980s. Arguably the biggest artist in the Penthouse stable is Buju Banton, and he is well represented here with three tracks


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The Palestinian oud player, singer, poet and composer Tamer Abu is one of the busiest people on the Arab alternative scene. Based in Cairo, Ghazaleh runs his own network for independent music, a music agency and a music label. He is also founder of an Arab music magazine and has just released his third album "Thulth". By Stefan FranzenMore
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The Arabic music scene is booming. The Goethe-Institut is therefore creating new spaces and networking opportunities for local artists. Living rooms and kitchens from Tunis to Baghdad are being converted into concert halls. The Musikraum project showcases the sound of Middle Eastern indie-pop between the pots and pans and reveals what it is that Sudanese girl groups sing about. By Friederike van StephaudtMore
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