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Use body soap that suits your skin type. Likewise, when choosing soap for the face.
If you use make-up, you should first clean it with micelle water, cleansing balm, or cleansing oil that is suitable for your face. This is necessary to ensure that all makeup is lost from the face.
2. Using toner for the face
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|In Search of Socialist Culture: Art and Politics in Krakow and Leipzig, 1918-1989
|Kunakhovich, Kyrill
|Kotkin, Stephen
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|Cultural policy
Socialist culture
Socialist realism
Soviet Bloc
|European history
East European studies
Slavic studies
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|In the aftermath of World War II, state officials in Eastern Europe devoted unprecedented attention to the arts. They funded thousands of artists, established guidelines for creative production, and bussed factory workers to cultural institutions. This dissertation investigates what such efforts aimed to accomplish and what they actually achieved. It focuses on cultural life in two major cities of the Soviet Bloc: Krakow in Poland and Leipzig in East Germany. Using administrative reports and transcripts, it examines how local officials understood the concept of "socialist culture" and what they did to realize it on the ground. At the same time, it considers the effects that officials' actions had on each city's cultural scene. Case studies explore what it meant to be an artist in Krakow and Leipzig, and also how ordinary residents engaged in cultural life. In sum, this dissertation follows the interactions among three sets of actors - officials, artists, and city residents - analyzing how these groups influenced one other and shaped culture at the city level. Through the lens of two cities' cultural scenes, it examines the trajectory of the socialist project, the nature of the Soviet Bloc, and the transformative power of art. The dissertation traces socialist culture's evolution over the twentieth century, with a particular emphasis on the years 1945-1975. After WWII, state officials began to construct a cultural system meant to accelerate socialist development. Drawing on local customs and traditions, they treated art as a tool of social engineering, and forced workers into constant contact with artists. These efforts produced a tangible effect: by the mid-1950s, the arts scenes in Krakow and Leipzig had come to resemble one another while diverging sharply from the West. Having created a transnational socialist culture, however, state officials discovered that it did not accomplish their main goal - to turn workers into communists. They tried a different approach amid a wave of de-Stalinization in 1956, emphasizing grassroots initiative and consumer choice. Over the subsequent decade, both Krakow and Leipzig developed new cultural forms that reflected global trends yet remained distinctively socialist. This second phase of socialist culture was considerably more popular than the first, but it was no more successful in promoting communism. By the mid-1970s, state officials had come to doubt whether culture could influence politics at all. New regimes in Poland and East Germany cut funding to the arts and gradually abandoned the program of socialist culture.
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This is a very good question, because you're
right, at first the ABO convention for
blood typing seems a little illogical.
However, the story of why we use an O
instead of a C actually turns out to be an
interesting one, and in the end it makes sense.
The importance of blood was recognized back in
ancient times, but the way in which it actually
worked and moved about the body remained a
mystery. It wasn't until 1616 that the
circulation of blood was properly described by
the Englishman William Harvey. His discovery
was a major advance in medicine and physiology,
and represented a radical departure from over a
thousand years of thought on the movement of blood
in the body (in fact, because his theory
challenged so many centuries of medical belief, he
hesitated until 1628 to publish his ideas). His
discovery also made possible a new form of
treatment: blood transfusion.
By the mid-1600s several physicians were
experimenting with blood transfusion with mixed
success; within ten years, in response to some of
the more spectacular failures, France, Italy, and
Britain had each enacted regulations prohibiting
the transfer of blood from animals to humans. (At
that time physicians were unaware of differences
in blood between animals and humans, and also did
not yet know about germs and the diseases that
could be introduced through animal-human
transfusions. It's easy to see how some of these
experiments could turn out very badly!) By the
late 1800s transfusions were considered a highly
promising yet risky procedure. While the
successes were encouraging, in far too many cases
the red blood cells would clump together
(agglutinate) in the patient upon transfusion,
often resulting in death. The doctors of the time
thought this clumping was due to some sort of
disease in the patient.
Karl Landsteiner, a pathologist in
Vienna, wasn't convinced. He decided to
perform some experiments in which he collected
blood from many volunteers and then crossed the
red blood cells and blood serum between donors in
various combinations. He recorded which
combinations resulted in agglutination and
which did not, and during the course of his
experiments he began to notice a pattern. In
papers published in 1900 and 1901 he related his
findings, asserting that there were three
different groups or types of blood found in
people. He claimed that the agglutination
people had so often observed after transfusion was
not due to illness or disease, but rather was the
result of crossing incompatible types. You may be
surprised to learn the names he assigned to the
three blood groups he identified. He called them
types A, B, and C-- just as you suggested!
A year later, two of Landsteiner's students,
Alfred von Decastello and Adriano Sturli,
discovered the fourth (and most rare) blood type,
AB. Landsteiner and his colleagues later
decided to change the name of blood type C to
O in order to indicate that it is unique from
the other blood types in that it lacks surface
I'm not sure why they chose the letter
O, but for me it has always seemed
intuitive, and it makes it easy to remember how
this blood type is different. Type A red blood
cells have A antigens on their surfaces, and type
B red blood cells have B antigens on their
surfaces. Type AB blood have both the A and B
antigens on their surfaces. If type O
still was designated with a C, we might be
inclined to think that it possesses C antigens.
By naming it with an O instead, we are
reminded automatically that it is different, and I
have always imagined a round cell with smooth
surface-- just like the letter O!-- and
antigens. I don't know if that's what
Landsteiner and his colleagues were also thinking
when they chose the letter O, but I'd like to
think so!
Landsteiner's discovery was incredibly
important, because it finally made blood
transfusion a viable, safe option for treatment.
This procedure has since saved countless lives.
It was also recognized that blood type was
heredity, allowing police and others to test
blood to determine if people could be related or
to see if a suspect matched the blood found at a
crime scene. Because his discovery was so
important, Karl Landsteiner received the Nobel
Prize in Medicine in 1930.


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One Fifth Of UK Consumers Now Use Twitter, Rising To One Quarter By 2017 [STATS]
Twitter has always had a special relationship with the good people of the United Kingdom, particularly with those who live in London or who work in the media, but the numbers have never really reflected across the country as a whole, certainly compared to its great rival, Facebook.
I've been an active user of Twitter since 2008 and for the first three or four years I could count the friends and even colleagues who used Twitter regularly on one hand. That situation has changed somewhat in the last year or two, with many of my associates now active on the service (although still significantly less than Facebook), and this advance is reflected in new data from eMarketer, who estimate that more than one fifth (21.1 percent) of consumers in the UK will use Twitter in 2014, rising to one quarter by 2017.
Amongst social networkers, Twitter is used by 41.5 percent now, edging towards 46 percent in the next three years.
The bulk of growth should come from much older users, as well as the very young (Twitter doesn't have Facebook's 13+ age restriction), with the 18-44 year-old age group core now well established and not expected to see any significant gains in the coming years.
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How To Rewatch The First Debate After It's Over
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump already have Hempstead, New York, in their travel plans for the first debate on Sep. 26 at Hofstra University. But you probably don't. The odds are you're tuning in from home, be that on a 60-inch flat screen, a laptop, or on your modest cellphone screen. But one thing is generally assumed: You'll be tuning in live. Some think it could blow past viewership records out of the water. But what if you work that night or have some other conflict? How can you rewatch the first debate after it's over?
The debate will air on C-SPAN, ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as paid cable channels like CNN, FBN, and Fox News. If you have a VCR or TiVo-type digital recording device, then set the timer now. If you're lucky, you can just search in the TV guide for the debate and hit record. Should you have an old VCR that wants the start and end times, the debate will begin at 9 p.m. ET and run until 10:30 p.m. ET, but you might want to leave a buffer before and after for pre- and post-debate coverage.
If you're of the no-TV generation, not to worry: Since the debates are being aired on all the networks, there will be many versions uploaded to the internet. U.S. Presidential Election news has said that they will post links to full videos after the fact. Look for and click the "Watch Full Video Link" on this page. Similarly, a quick search on YouTube should work, too.
Even if you can watch at home, or have plans for a viewing party, there is a good chance there will be moments worth repeating. This is the first time that Clinton and Trump will be dueling it out in person. Given the Republican primary debates, there's no telling what to expect from Trump. As for Clinton, she said in an interview on the Steve Harvey Radio Show that she could take it: "I am going to do my very best to communicate as clearly and fearlessly as I can in the face of the insults and the attacks and the bullying and the bigotry that we have seen coming from my opponent."
Whatever happens, it sounds like sparks will fly. Clinton described presidential debates as a "contact sport," so you'll likely want to rewatch some of the highlights after the fact.


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What is My Skin Track UV?
My Skin Track UV by La Roche-Posay is the first battery-free wearable electronic sensor to monitor personal UV exposure. The personalised technology provides updates in real-time, stores up to three months of data and shows exposure trends over time. My Skin Track UV and its accompanying app make personal UV data easily accessible, allowing users to track their UV exposure—as well as humidity, pollen and pollution levels—and get a customised skincare recommendation based on their skin concerns.
How does the sensor work?
The battery-free sensor is activated by the sun and powered by the user's smartphone using near-field communication. My Skin Track UV relays stored data to its accompanying app through an easy single-touch function: users simply tap My Skin Track UV against their smartphone to update the app.
Why doesn't the sensor need a battery?
The battery-free sensor is activated by the sun and powered by the user's smartphone using near-field communication. Near-field communication is a method of close-range wireless data transfer that allows two devices to exchange data without the need for an internet connection. NFC-equipped smartphones and other devices can exchange information with each other with an easy wave or tap.
How do I turn the sensor on/off?
The sensor does not need to be turned on or off because it is battery-free. You can start using it at any time. And even if you don't use it for a prolonged amount of time, it will not impact the quality of the sensor.
How long will the sensor last?
As the sensor is battery-free, it can last for years if the condition is well maintained.
How do I charge the sensor?
There is no need to charge the sensor because it is battery-free.
What types of phones is the sensor compatible with?
The sensor is compatible with NFC-enabled smartphones. iPhone 7 and later versions are all NFC-enabled. Most Android phones since 2015 are also NFC-enabled.
How do I know if my phone is NFC-enabled?
iPhone 7 and later versions are all NFC-enabled. Most Android phones since 2015 are also NFC-enabled. If you're not sure, check the specifications of your phone online. There are also free apps that allow to test your phone to determine if it is NFC-enabled.
Will the sensor ever be compatible with older models of phones?
No – the sensor can only work with NFC-enabled phones which are relatively recent phone models. Older phones cannot be updated to be NFC-enabled so the sensor will not work with them.
My phone is not NFC-enabled. Can I use the sensor any other way?
No, the sensor is only compatible with NFC-enabled phones.
Does the sensor work on tablets?
No, the sensor only works with NFC-enabled smartphones – therefore the My Skin Track UV app is only developed for smartphones, not tablets. Currently, most tablets on the market are not NFC-enabled.
Does the sensor work on the Apple watch?
While the app integrates seamlessly with Apple's HealthKit, it does not sync with the Apple watch as it is not equipped with NFC technology.
When and how frequently should I scan the sensor?
You can scan the sensor as often as you'd like. We recommend scanning at least twice a day: at the beginning of the day and at the end. If you are outdoors, it is recommended to scan at least every two hours.
Can multiple people use the same sensor?
Multiple users cannot simultaneously use the same sensor, however multiple users can use the sensor at alternating times. Before giving the sensor to someone else to use, scan the sensor with your phone using the My Skin Track UV app to empty the sensor memory and download the stored data to your phone. The next user will have to create his/her own profile, entering information about skin tone, skin type and skin concerns.
How do I scan the sensor with my phone?
When in the My Skin Track UV app, tap the sensor icon on the top right corner of the home screen. This will open a pop-up on your screen prompting you to scan your sensor. Place the sensor in direct contact with your phone, on the area of your phone where the NFC reader is located. If you're unsure where the NFC reader on your phone is located, check your profile on the My Skin Track UV app. You can select the model of your phone in the NFC Reader Location section and the app will indicate where the NFC reader is located.
Can I scan the sensor with a case on my phone?
Most phone cases won't interfere with scanning, but if you are having trouble getting a read, try removing your case. Occasionally, the material or the thickness of the case might inhibit scanning.
How and where should I wear the sensor?
The circular sensor is equipped with an enclosed metal clip. The clip can then be easily attached to your clothes and accessories. Make sure that the sensor is facing outwards while wearing it to ensure it is getting exposed to light.
How do I know if the sensor if working or not?
There is no power indicator on the sensor because it is always on. If you're wondering if it is working properly, simply open the My Skin Track UV app and scan the sensor with your phone. A functioning sensor will sync with the app, you will only receive a notification if the app is unable to successfully read the sensor.
Can I put sunscreen on my sensor?
No you should not put sunscreen on your sensor.
Does the sensor work if it is covered? Can I put my sensor under my clothes?
For accurate results, the sensor must be uncovered and exposed to light to measure your UV exposure most accurately. If covered, the measurement might not reflect the actual amount of UV exposure your skin has received.
Does the sensor work indoors?
Yes the sensor works both indoors and outdoors.
Will the sensor alert me before I get a sunburn?
The companion app will alert you when the UV index is high or when your percentage of maximum sunstock is high based on your location, your skin-type and your collective time in the sun. However the sensor cannot predict or prevent sunburn. The higher the UV index and the higher your percentage of maximum sunstock, the higher the risk of overexposure to the sun. Apply 20 minutes before sun exposure. Frequent re-application is required for effective sun protection. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Reapply every 2 hours and after swimming, toweling and perspiring in accordance with directions. Avoid contact with eyes. Sunscreen is only one part of sun protection so wear protective clothing and seek shade. Frequent re-application is required for effective sun protection. Reapply every 2 hours and after swimming, towelling and perspiring in accordance with directions. Avoid prolonged exposure in the sun. Wear protective clothing, hats and eyewear when exposed to the sun.
What is the size of My Skin Track UV?
The discreet wearable sensor is 12mm wide and 6mm high, and weighs 17.4 grams, including the clip.
Is it safe for children to use the sensor?
Yes, however because of the senor's small size, we recommend that it only be used for children ages three and up.
Is the sensor resistant to water and liquids – can I swim with it?
The sensor is IP67 resistant which means it can resist water for up to 30 minutes if immersed in 3 feet of water or less.
Will the sensor work if I accidentally left it on my clothes in the washing machine?
The sensor may stop working if immersed in water for more than 30 minutes. To verify if your sensor still works, use the My Skin Track UV app and try to scan your sensor.
What is the warranty of the sensor?
The details of the warranty for the sensor can be found by clicking here.
What is the sensor's return policy?
Please verify the return policy of the retailer you purchased the sensor from. Return policies are typically available on the retailer's websites.
What information does the app provide?
The app provides user-friendly, customised data about the wearer's personal UV exposure and provides additional information including UV index, weather, air quality, pollen, and humidity. The user can input personal information including their skin concerns and the app provides skincare tips and product recommendation as well as notifications when environmental factors reach levels that may have an impact on skin.
Where can I download the app?
The My Skin Track UV app can be found in the App store and on Google Play.
Can I use the app without the sensor?
The sensor is needed to measure your personal exposure to UV and to receive alerts. However, without the sensor, you are still able to access partial information based on your location, such as weather and temperature.
What does maximum sunstock mean?
Your "maximum sunstock" is a customised value representing the maximum amount of UV rays your skin may be exposed to before being considered at higher risk, according to a scientific review by a team of scientists and dermatologists. This value takes the information you provided about your skin tone into account along with the UV index. Dermatologists recommend wearing sunscreen daily, even when UV exposure is low: wear sunscreen, reapply regularly and limit time in the sun.
What does the percent of maximum sunstock mean?
The percent of maximum sunstock is an indication of the amount of UV you've been exposed to in relation to your calculated personal maximum sunstock. Essentially it is a gauge of your personal UV consumption and level of risk.
Do I need to wear sunscreen if I'm not reaching 100% of maximum sunstock?
We recommend using sunscreen daily, even if your percent of maximum sunstock is under 100%. Even low doses of UV exposure can be detrimental for your skin. To help prevent sunburn and premature skin ageing, pigmentation and long-term skin cell damage, choose a sunscreen with very high UVA/UVB protection. Apply 20 minutes before sun exposure. Frequent re-application is required for effective sun protection. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Reapply every 2 hours and after swimming, toweling and perspiring in accordance with directions. Avoid contact with eyes. Sunscreen is only one part of sun protection so wear protective clothing and seek shade. Frequent re-application is required for effective sun protection. Reapply every 2 hours and after swimming, towelling and perspiring in accordance with directions. Avoid prolonged exposure in the sun. Wear protective clothing, hats and eyewear when exposed to the sun.
Why is my percent of maximum sunstock not decreasing after I applied sunscreen?
Your sensor measures UV exposure independently of whether or not you applied sunscreen. It is an indicator of the level of UV rays that you have been exposed to.
Why is my percent of maximum sunstock increasing although I wasn't in the sun most of the day?
Even when not directly in the sun, UV rays can still reach your skin.
Does the app measure both UVA and UVB rays?
The sensor and its companion app measure both UVA and UVB rays.
What is the difference between UVA and UVB rays?
Your sensor measures two types of UV rays: UVA and UVB rays. UVA and UVB rays are present all year round, but UVB rays are particularly high in the summer and at midday. UVB rays are a leading cause of sunburn and increase the risk of skin cancer. UVB do not go through glass and are partially blocked by clouds.
UVA rays are present all year round, regardless of how hot or sunny it feels. UVA rays are a leading cause of early skin aging and increase the risk of skin cancer. UVA rays can go through glass and clouds.
Why is the app asking what my skin tone is?
Your skin tone is an important data point for our algorithm to calculate your max-sunstock most accurately. By providing information about your skin, you will receive the most accurate readings.
What operating systems is the app compatible with?
The app is compatible with iOS 11 and up and with Android version 7 and up.
Why is some of the data such as temperature, humidity or air quality different between the app and my weather app?
Several data points in the My Skin Track UV app are pulled based on your exact location. Many weather apps are based more broadly on the city in which you are located and may therefore provide data that is less customised
What is the difference between this app and other available apps that measure UV, pollution and other environmental factors?
You can use other available apps to be informed about various environmental factors, however, only the My Skin Track UV sensor and companion app will provide you with a personalised reading of your UV exposure and provide notifications and advice when environmental factors are at a level that may have adverse effects on your skin.
Why is the app suggesting to connect with my Apple Health Kit?
Connecting with the Apple Health Kit is optional. If enabled, it will allow data such as the UV index to be pulled into the Apple Health Kit ecosystem, where other personal data like activities and health records can also be housed.
Is the data in the app accurate if I didn't have my phone with me all day?
Yes, the data will be accurate as long as you wear the sensor. You will only be able to access the data by syncing the sensor with the app on your phone.
How does air quality impact my skin?
High levels of pollution have been shown to adversely affect very dry/eczema-prone skin, oily/acne-prone skin, sensitive skin, or skin with visible dark spots.
What is the "Activities" tab?
The "Activities" tab allows you to log activities such as tennis and running. Logging an activity allows the algorithm to gauge a highly accurate reading of your UV exposure, allowing you to track how your activities are affecting your exposure to UV and other environmental factors.
How do I log in an activity?
Use the "Activities" tab, at the bottom of the My Skin Track UV app. Click on "Start New" and select the type of activity you're about to begin. Before starting the activity, select "Tap & Scan to Start". This action will prompt you to scan your sensor. You can press the pause button in the same tab at any time as needed. Once you've completed the activity, press the stop button, at which point you will be prompted to again scan your sensor. This allows you to get accurate readings of UV exposure during specific activities.
What is the "Skin Advice" tab?
This tab provides you with a personalised skincare regimen of La Roche-Posay products, based on your skin type and the skin concerns you have entered in your profile.
Is My Skin Track UV the same product as UV Sense, the prototype L'Oréal introduced at CES in 2018?
UV Sense was the prototype that informed My Skin Track UV. UV Sense was a battery-free wearable prototype that adhered to the nail and could be worn for up to two weeks; My Skin Track UV is the consumer product based off of UV Sense technology: it has been updated according to further research and user feedback. My Skin Track UV is durable, versatile, and intended for long-term use.
Why is My Skin Track UV a wearable clip sensor rather than a nail adhesive, like UV Sense?
My Skin Track UV is a useful tool for all seasons. While the UV Sense adhesive could be worn for up to two weeks at a time, My Skin Track UV is designed for long-term, repeated use all year-round, to provide maximum input into UV exposure and sun safety. Transforming from a nail adhesive to a clip accessory allows for more versatile, longer use
What materials are the sensor made of?
The sensor is made of polymer and resin; the clip is made of stainless spring steel.
Does it come in additional colors?
We are launching with one design, featuring the white and blue colorway and silver clip. We are planning additional designs to be released in the months to come.
Can I use the sensor for my pets?
The sensor is not meant to be used for pets. The % of max sun-stock is a personalised measure based on your skin type and your skin tone. It is developed based on scientific research conducted on humans.
How is the pollen count calculated?
The pollen count is data based on your geo-localisation. The data is pulled in partnership with pollen.com
How is the air quality calculated?
The air quality is data based on your geo-localisation. The data is pulled in partnership with BreezoMeter.
When and where will it be available for purchase?
My Skin Track UV is available now, exclusively at Apple stores nationwide and on apple.com. Its retail price is $89.95.
Will it be available at other retailers in the future?
Currently this product is only available in Apple Stores and on Apple.com. If the product becomes available at other retailers in the future, it will be communicated on laroche-posay.us
Is it available internationally?
Currently it is only available in the US.
What should I do if I keep seeing 0% in my app?
In order for your percent of max sunstock to change, you need to scan your sensor. To do so, click on the icon on the top right corner of the "Dashboard" tab in the My Skin Track app. Once scanned, the percent of max sunstock will increase if you have been exposed to UV. Depending on how high the UV index is, it may take more or less UV exposure for your percent of max-sunstock to increase.
How can I get less notifications?
You can stop allowing notifications for the My Skin Track app in your phone settings. Note that by disabling notifications, you may not experience all the benefits of the My Skin Track app since alerts based on the evolution of environmental factors may be communicated to you via notifications.
Is La Roche-Posay tracking personal data?
All My Skin Track UV data is anonymised, meaning it contains no personally identifiable information. The user chooses the information they would like to share with the app, such as name or location, but this data is not shared or tracked in any other way.
How much data does the sensor store?
The My Skin Track UV sensor can store up to three months of data; the app tracks that data over time. La Roche-Posay does not store any personal data, and the geolocation information used to inform the app is anonymised.
Does the sensor interfere with any implanted medical devices, skin conditions or topical medications?
My Skin Track UV can be worn safely with other medical devices and does not affect skin conditions or topical medications.
Does the sensor emit radiation?
No, the sensor does not emit radiation.


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Long Set Beach Plots of Land
There are quite a few plots for sale behind Long Set Beach, which is also called 4k Beach. All of these plots in this area are pre hard title but will upgrade to hard title at a later date.
We have 7 plots available in this area and prices range from $35 sqm to $100 sqm depending on location and owners pricing.
For me this is the best small investment area currently in Koh Rong as most of the plots have sea views and are within 200 meters of arguably the best beach on the island.
Plots sizes range from 800 sqm to about 3000 sqm and many of the Expats with Khmer wives have been buying up in this area at pre hard title prices and prices are now starting to rise. We think by the same time next year most of the plots will be sold and major villas and guesthouse will start to materialize and this will become a very lucrative area over the coming years.
The inside information is that the ""Koh Rong city" will also be in this area and the 30 hectare plot that will developed into the "city" is currently being excavated.
My advice is to run for this land in this area as it is selling every week and there are a few great plots still available at these prices.
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Profit by Publicity: News Hooks that Work
We continue our look this week at the different news hooks and story angles REALTORS® have used to help generate publicity, and what you can learn from their successes. Each installment features brief excerpts from the news coverage they received, together with advice and insights about the publicity. Today we focus on raising money for good causes and setting yourself apart from the competition. To share your PR successes, please send examples to firstname.lastname@example.com
News Hook: Raise Money for a Good Cause
Local Realtor Hosts 'Home In On a Cure' Fundraiser
Lending a hand to help to combat neuromuscular disease, ERA Mata Realty will host "Home in on a Cure" Wine and Beer Tasting fundraising event at the Erwin Meier Administration Building, 625 Court St., Woodland. "For the past 30 years, ERA Real Estate has been the sole corporate sponsor of the Muscular Dystrophy Association from the real estate industry. We're proud of the work we have done to support this great cause, including raising $30 million since 1977 to help MDA in the fight against neuromuscular diseases," said Broker David Mata.
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Nov. 4, 2006
Woodland, CA
Advice and Insights: Raising money to help pay for worthwhile community projects or activities can be made that much easier by seeking public support through news stories about your efforts. And, for the real estate agents or brokers who play a role in raising those funds, news coverage about their generosity can help their own public image, positioning them as good corporate citizens who want to give something back to their neighborhood.
It's one thing for a corporation such as ERA Real Estate to raise $10 million, but it would be quite an accomplishment for a single broker or agent to do the same. That's why, in most cases, collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars for a local charity is usually all that is takes to merit a mention by the media. Sometimes, though, it's not how much you raise, but how you try to raise it, that can generate publicity.
For example:
Real Charitable: Brokers Donate 15% of Commissions to Charity
(Erica) Laughlin has pledged 15 percent of her gross commissions to charity since she started Foundation Realty last year. She has since become friends and established an informal business relationship with Lori Nitzel, who also started her firm, Full Circle Realty, last year with a pledge to donate 15 percent of his gross commissions to charity.
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June 29, 2006
Madison, Wisconsin
Story Angle: Set Yourself Apart from the Competition
Practitioners Try Folksy, First-Name Style
Real estate practitioners are dropping last names from their "for sale" signs to set themselves apart from a sea of competition. Ken Kuhl and Don Barrett, who have been working as a team at William Raveis since 1997, in Hartford, Conn., said marketing themselves as Ken and Don seemed natural because that's how people already know them in the community. "To a large extent we have become known by our first names. It's almost like branding our team," Kuhl said.
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Feb. 16, 2005
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Advice and Insights: Sometimes it's the little things you can do that can trigger the publicity you want. Something as simple as dropping your last name from for sale signs could be enough to merit a story in your local paper. The tactic certainly worked for these agents.
Edward Segal, RCE, is the author of the Profit by Publicity series of live and online classes, audiobook and how-to-reference guide for real estate agents and brokers. Segal was the marketing strategies columnist for The Wall Street Journal's StartUpJournal.com, a PR consultant to more than 500 clients and press secretary to members of Congress. He is now CEO of the Marin County Association of REALTORS® in San Rafael, Calif. Visit his Web site at www.ProfitbyPublicity.com
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The weather the past several days has been great for grafting pecan trees. There is nothing better that spending time outdoors carving scions and placing grafts. In a previous post, I've documented how I make a 3-flap graft but this year I took some photographs that I hope will shed additional insights into using this grafting technique.
I use the 3-flap grafting technique exclusively on small pecan trees. The tree pictured above (on left) had a single stem and was about four feet in height. To encourage the tree to accept my graft, I cut the stock tree down to about 1/3 of its original height (above, right). Whenever I'm grafting, I always remove a significant portion of the stock tree's top growth to encourage the tree to accept the scion.
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Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Choosing where to graft a pecan tree.
The first tree I came to was a little over six feet in height with a top divided into three main branches (photo at right). For some, this tree would provide the prefect opportunity to place a 3-flap on each of the branches in an effort to increase the likelihood of obtaining at least one good graft. However, grafting close to the top of a tree actually increases the probability the tree will reject the grafts and simply grow around the scions.
bark graft to attach the scion to stock (photo at right). As my usual custom, I then attached a bamboo stake to the tree to protect the scion from bird damage and provide a place to tie up the scion's new shoots to prevent wind damage.
Because I removed so much of the top of the stock tree, this scion will grow with a lot of vigor. I'll trim the scion down to a single shoot about 4-6 weeks after grafting. The combination of vigorous growth and a single shoot will make training this new tree to a central leader shape very easy.
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Pecan trees breaking bud
|From L to R: Hark, Major, Giles, Faith (11 Apr 2017)
In contrast, the photo below shows 5 protogynous cultivars with a range in bud stage. The buds on the Goosepond twig are just barely getting started while the Lakota twig has leaves unfurling. Once again the flowering habit of these cultivars is clearly displayed. At this point, catkins of protogynous cultivars are still hidden inside their buds and won't start to emerge for several weeks.
|From L to R:Goosepond, Colby, Kanza, Surecrop, Lakota (11 Apr 2017)
|Protandrous Faith vs protogynous Lakota
Monday, April 10, 2017
Pecan bud break influenced by soil type
The twig of the left comes from a tree growing in an Osage silty clay. In contrast, the twig on the right is from a Kanza tree growing in a Cherokee silt loam. Both soils originated as river deposited sediments. The Osage soil is a true river bottom "gumbo" soil while the Cherokee soil is a lighter textured second bottom soil.
The greater the clay content of a soil, the slower that soil warms in the spring. Cold soil inhibits the growth of new roots and with slower root activity bud break is delayed.
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Cleaning up a bark graft
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Leeds have sacked head coach David Hockaday just six games into his reign.
Wednesday's League Cup defeat at Bradford was Leeds' third in succession, and Hockaday's departure has been announced less than 24 hours later.
Assistant manager Junior Lewis has also left the club, and Neil Redfearn will take charge of the first team until owner Massimo Cellino appoints a permanent successor.
Former Forest Green boss Hockaday was a surprise choice to replace Brian McDermott back in June but won two of his first three games.
Defeats to Brighton and Watford followed, though, and Cellino admitted after the second of those he had considered sacking Hockaday.
The stay of execution proved short, and Cellino said: "The results since the start of the season have meant we needed to act and make this decision.
"After the defeat at Bradford I realised that my decision to keep David at the club following the defeat at Watford was wrong, and I had to change my mind on the coach's position.
"As a club we will now begin our search for a new head coach."
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Leeds have sacked head coach David Hockaday just six games into his reign.


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The way that dividend income is taxed for company owners is changing in April. The abolition of the Dividend Tax Credit and the introduction of a tax-free Dividend Allowance will have positive or negative consequences depending on your situation.
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John Saxton Recipient of 2012 NAPL Soderstrom Award
Hunt Valley, MD, August 2012 – John A. Saxton, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Sheridan Group, has been named a recipient of the 2012 Walter W. Soderstrom Award, given by the National Association of Print Leadership (NAPL).
The Soderstrom Award is named for the late Walter E. Soderstrom, one of the founders of NAPL. The Soderstrom Society is an honors organization that recognizes the contributions of industry leaders, including printing company owners, equipment manufacturers, educators, journalists, and consultants.
Mr. Saxton has been President and CEO of The Sheridan Group since 1995. Over the past 17 years, he has guided the company through acquisitions and business expansion, industry consolidation, and in the last several years, has extensively expanded the technology services and product offerings available from Sheridan. His vision and commitment to customer service have established The Sheridan Group as a leading provider of print, publishing services and technology solutions to publishers of books, catalogs, magazines and scholarly journals.
"We are pleased to present this award to John Saxton," said NAPL President and Chief Executive Officer Joseph P. Truncale, Ph.D. "He has committed his career to advancing and bettering the printing industry. This award is a fitting recognition, and a much deserved appreciation of his tireless work."
Mr. Saxton will be honored at NAPL's annual Soderstrom Society Dinner on October 6, 2012, at the Mid America Club in Chicago, Ill. NAPL (www.napl.org) will also induct 12 additional industry leaders into the Walter E. Soderstrom Society at the event.
About The Sheridan Group
Headquartered in Hunt Valley, MD, The Sheridan Group is a leading provider of print, publishing services and technology solutions to publishers, associations, university presses, and catalogers. The Sheridan Group is comprised of The Sheridan Press, Dartmouth Printing Company, Dartmouth Journal Services, The Dingley Press, and Sheridan Books. Each company has a market specialty that supports the scholarly journal, magazine, catalog, or book industry.


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At least year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, Nintendo caused a stir when it unveiled the successor to it's extremely popular Wii console - the Wii U. Promising to reinvent the games industry like the Wii's motion controls did before it - Nintendo are trying to bring together the best of both worlds, with the controller featuring both a massive Touch Screen, much like a tablet PC, along with the more conventional dual analogue sticks and buttons. Fast forward to this year's event (which kicks off proper tonight), and a special pre-show Nintendo Direct video has been put together detailing the Wii U controller in more detail - and we have everything you need to know.
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Before we get started, let's recap what we already know about the controller. First of all, it has a massive touch screen built in, turning it into a sort of controller/giant DS, which sounds good if you ask us. Second of all, it features a camera, microphone, plenty of buttons, and gyroscopes, which can sense if the tablet's being tilted - pretty much how the Wii Remote does as the moment. Fusing the best of the Wii and DS together into a single controller, it's an exciting prospect - and now it has a name too. Officially announced last night, the controller will now be called the Wii U GamePad, in a nod to the glory days of the NES, which had a similarly named controller.
When the prototype was unveiled last year at E3, it featured two Circle Pads for control, which looked similar to those found on the 3DS, and "slid", rather than tilted, and were pretty much flat with the controller. Although the design saved on vertical space, given that the Wii U is a home console, and not really designed with portability in mind, the conservative design of the 3DS's circle pad have given way to the enhanced usability of the new sticks, which are similar to those found on the Wii's Nunchuck, or the conventional Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 controllers. They've also made them clickable, giving you an extra button input on each stick, as on the Xbox 360/PS3 controllers - by having this option available, Nintendo's obviously hoping for a slice of the multiformat blockbuster games it's missed out on this generation. The buttons and +Control Pad have also been shifted slightly, to make the controller more comfortable to use.
On the left of the Touch Screen, below the +Control Pad is the NFC Reader/Writer, which is a very cool feature indeed, even if it has got a weird name. Working a bit like the Oyster card machines on the London Underground, you'll be able to scan anything that has a compatible NFC chip in it into your game - whether it's a card, an action figure, or anything else. It's not yet entirely clear how this is going to work, but it basically means the controller will have Skylanders' portal-style powers built into it from day one. Nintendo also say the controller will be able to write data as well as reading it, suggesting that some things could be stored on separate devices - hopefully in the form of a memory card you can take round to friends houses.
The Wii U will also work with all your existing Wii controllers too - the Wii Remotes, Nunchucks and the Wii Balance Board, as well as the fancy new Wii U GamePad tablet thingy - but that's not all. If you fancy a more conventional controller layout, without the massive Touch Screen in the middle, Nintendo will be offering a Wii U Pro Controller, which features all the analogue sticks, buttons and triggers of an Xbox 360/Playstation 3 controller - we'd imagine it might end up replacing the Wii's Classic Controller too, seeing as there was no mention of it in the video.
So, a massive controller is all well and good - but have we heard anything about the games yet? After all, the Wii U GamePad can be as innovative as it likes, but no-one would be interested if the console didn't have a line up of amazing games to show them off. Unfortunately, Nintendo have remained tight lipped so far - but that doesn't mean we haven't seen a few glimpses of how the new controller can be used. First there's golf, where the Wii U GamePad is placed on the floor and shows the golf ball, while you stand above with your Wii Remote-cum-golf-club, a la Wii Sports. Another snippet showed another Wii Sports classic in the form of Baseball - but this time, letting you be a fielder rather than a batter by pointing the Wii U GamePad at the screen and following the path of the ball, making use of the controller's built-in gyroscopes and motion sensors. As for more conventional games, and more conventional Nintendo fare, we saw a brief clip of (New) New Super Mario Bros. Mii, where your Mii characters can join Mario and Luigi as they platform their way to rescue Princess Peach (we assume, anyway - it's what usually happens...) - but the funky thing about this title is that if someone else needs to use the TV to catch up on some Bargain Hunt, you can continue your game on the screen built into the controller.
That's all that's been revealed about the Wii U GamePad so far - although with the Electronic Entertainment Expo kicking off in LA tonight, and Nintendo's conference tomorrow evening, we'd expect oodles of information to come out over the next few days. And we've been promised that the show will focus pretty much entirely on the software for the Wii U too, which means games, games and more games - so stay tuned!


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Simply, going to Japan is finally becoming a reality on something other than paper. Over the past few days, a couple of factors have driven this home:
1) My mother won't stop bothering me about logistics.
2) I finally got my actual acceptance packet from Ritsumeikan Kyoto.
and, most recently, 3) I'm going to be doing language exchange sessions with a Japanese student at OU whom I am contacting as I write this.
All three of these have weighed on my physche and forced me into the realization that, no, this not just a happy dream; going to Japan is a reality that I am happy to face.
Sure, there will be a language barrier I must overcome despite my years of studying Japanese. Sure, I'm going to be scared and awed by the new environment I'll be dropped into. Sure, my mom will never stop bothering me, even across 14 time zones.
In a way, though, all of these are comforting: I'll be able to dive into and appreciate Japanese in a way I never could while wading in the shallow end. I'll learn to adapt to someplace outside of my realm of experience. I'll grow to appreciate take solace in my mom's constant worrying.
And in the end, I'll probably be sad to go. Not that I don't love college here and my friends here, but I have a feeling I'll come to love Japan and all it encompasses and that part of my heart will always be with it, just as part of my heart will always be in Corpus.
That said, although I won't be leaving for another two months, keep me in your thoughts, and be sure to tell me any suggestions you may have before I leave!


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At least eight inmates of a prison in Mexico's central state of Jalisco have died following a violent clash on Friday.
Officials added that some died from bullet wounds while others were beaten to death.
Eight more prisoners have been hospitalised with minor injuries.
Authorities said a fight broke out as inmates participated in a sports activity.
Jail staff have recovered two firearms and a homemade explosive device, and detained five people for their alleged role in the incident.


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Numerous studies have pointed to the key role of complement in the pathogenesis of retinal disease, particularly age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Reports about new gene associations and links to other physiological pathways are emerging almost on a weekly base. Several promising clinical candidates covering a wide area of potential treatment applications are in the pipelines of both industrial and academic groups. This indicates an increasing interest in complement as a therapeutic target. In view of these exciting discoveries, scientists from around the world convened at the 1st Aegean Conferences Conference on Inflammation and Retinal Disease: Complement Biology and Pathology (June 10-17, 2007) in Crete, Greece, to discuss recent advances in this rapidly-evolving field. This volume represents a collection of topics on the functions of complement in eye diseases, pathophysiology, protein structures, and complement therapeutics discussed during the conference
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Titolo: Inflammation and Retinal Disease : Complement Biology and Pathology
Autori: Lambris - Adamis
Editore: Springer Verlag
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Edizione: 2010
Collana: Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology
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Cannabis has been in the media a lot in the last couple of years. While marijuana is not legal across the U.S., many states are continuously passing laws to decriminalize and legalize the psychoactive drug.
Due to the passing of laws allowing recreational use of Cannabis, dispensaries such as MedMen, have come along to ensure consumers of marijuana are able to receive a product that is grown in facilities that test and produce cannabis in various forms for anyone in need of the healing plant.
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How did Judaism develop from its biblical roots to the highly developed system we know today? What has changed—and what has remained constant?
The roots of Judaism reach back to the Hebrew Bible. For thousands of years, Jews have looked to the Tanach for their origins, and have located in them the tenets of their faith. Though Jews of every generation have recognized and cherished the Bible as the ultimate source of all Jewish existence, much of what is recognized today as Judaism does not appear in the Bible.
In The Beginnings of Judaism, participants will explore how the Jewish faith struggled to continually redefine itself during the first thousand years after the completion of the last books of the Hebrew Bible, tenaciously clinging to existence through circumstances that might logically have marked its end.
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Average tax refunds are up as total payments continue to slide
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The average tax refund check is nearly identical to last year's average refund, increasing less than 1 percent to $3,068 in 2019, according to the most recent IRS data detailing how taxpayers are feeling the practical effects of the Republican tax overhaul,
The total value of those checks was about $142.4 billion for the week ending March 1, according to Internal Revenue Service data issued Thursday. That's down 3.5 percent compared to last year. The data represents returns filed in roughly the first half of this year's filing season. The deadline is April 15 in most states.
So far, about 46.4 million refund checks have been issued to taxpayers. That's down from the approximately 48.5 million who had received them at this point last year. Ultimately, the agency estimates it will send out about 2.3 percent fewer refunds than last year.
Last week, the gap narrowed between the average refund check issued in 2018 and this year, after the tax overhaul became effective. For the first several weeks of the filing season, the number, average size and total value of all the checks had lagged behind last year's totals. In a tweet, the Treasury Department said the levels were consistent with last year and that taxpayers should check to make sure their taxes are properly withheld for next year's filing season.
The National Taxpayer Advocate, Nina Olson, cautioned in testimony Thursday to the House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee that the number of people who ultimately owe the IRS could increase as the filing season continues, because those taxpayers tend to file later in the season.
Taxpayers who owe the IRS have already had trouble reaching the agency to receive help about how to pay their bill. Only about 15 percent of calls are answered after a 60-minute wait time, Olson said. Millions of more callers could overwhelm the system, she added.
Lower refunds have put Trump administration officials, particularly Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, on the defensive, as taxpayers realized their refunds were much smaller than they had counted on, even if their paychecks were slightly larger. One reason refund checks on average have been smaller is that the IRS withholding tables changed as a result of the new law, so people received their tax cuts throughout the year in the form of less money taken out of their paychecks. About four in five taxpayers received a tax cut last year, according to the Tax Policy Center, but it didn't necessarily show up as a refund check.


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It's not easy to immediately put what you learned into action (you might understand a subject theoretically but might not be comfortable enough with the subject to put it into practice).
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