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Five ways that grocery stores use their trickery to make more sales
Like 'em or not, grocery stores are a necessary part of our lives and, because of that, marketers pray on us when we least expect it.
Does the average customer usually notice that necessities like milk and toilet paper are located near displays for snacks or other foods that we don't necessarily need as a subiiminal tug on our tummies?
Savvysugar recently published a list that details sneaky ways that grocery stores will try to get you to spend more of your hard-earned cash.
1. 10 for $10: Though the illusion of this "deal" will make you think that you're saving big, it realistically doesn't really do much for your pocketbook. According to The New York Times, a recent survey showed that customers will purchase more of a product if it's promoted as being ten for $10 compared to five for $5, or one for $1 deals. So the next time you see one of these promotions, try not to fall for this trickery unless it's for something that you truly need.
View: The 9 Grossest Things At Your Grocery Store
2. Growing Carts: No, the products aren't getting smaller ... your grocery cart is just getting bigger! Stores will replace their carts every few years, and most of the time, they'll be manufactured in a way that allows for more space for products to fit into them. Just try not to fill your cart because it looks slightly empty!
3. Pre-Cut Vegetables and Fruits: Is the service of having chopped up veggies or fruits worth paying a significantly heftier price tag? Though the package of these products will look quite fancy to the average customer, just remember that the portions included in them are much smaller than what you'd get when purchasing the un-chopped versions of them.
4. Items at the Checkout Counter: We've all been there to see a child crying while begging their parent/guardian/older sibling to buy a chocolate bar while waiting at the checkout. Those candies and packs of gum don't happen to be there by coincidence, they're aimed to garner the interest of shoppers as last-minute buys while they're waiting to pay for their groceries.
Read: Pot Smoking Mom Put Baby's Carseat on Roof Of Car -- And Drove Off
5. Scattered Locations for Products: Having a problem looking for a product? Do you feel frustrated when you discover that the store you frequently visit repeatedly changes the location of items that you routinely purchase? The reason that stores do this is so their "regulars" will have to go on the hunt for the products, where they will hopefully discover different items along the way.


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Medusa Mining Ltd. of Australia upgraded its resource estimate for the Co-O gold project at the eastern end of the mine in Agusan del Sur.
In a report, Medusa, through local operating firm Philsaga Mining Corp., said the indicated resource at the mining area was increased by 16 percent to 715,000 ounces gold from 616,000 ounces. The estimate upgrade indicated the increasing confidence of mining firms in key mining areas in the country. The indicated resource will now be used to estimate the new probable reserve, the company said. In a statement, Medusa managing director Peter Hepburn-Brown said the step-out drilling strongly supported future resource additions as the mineralized system remained open in all directions. Step-out drilling involves making holes to intersect a mineralized structure horizontally or otherwise. The deepest ore grade intersection reached to date is at 1,073 meters below surface.
Drilling is scheduled to continue with the aim of raising the resource level to about 2.5 million ounces by next year. After that, "the on-going drilling programs will be tailored to replace, at a minimum, mined ounces each year to maintain the resource base," Brown said.
Drilling had taken up where the July 27, 2011 resource model left off and the latest resource model is based on data available as of June 30, 2012, Medusa said.
The veins are open at depth, to the east and to the west. The updated resource model stretches over a strike length of about two kilometers, "demonstrating excellent potential to add more resources in future years," the company said. The strike is the horizontal direction of a mineralized rock formation or vein.
It should be emphasized that a significant number of step-out drill hole intersections reported since July 7, 2011 cannot be incorporated into the resource estimate because the spacing of drilling is still too wide along the horizontal and downward angle.
The number of veins in the Co-O vein system is expanding and, due to the increasing diversity of vein types and grade variability between veins, the company said it introduced a new cut-off content for gold, which increased the global resource grade to 10.1 grams per ton gold from 9.6 grams per ton.
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If you ever find yourself with a free afternoon in London, be sure to visit Old Spitalfields Market. Located in London's East End, Spitalfields is a covered market that features stalls selling everything from fudge (pictured above) to antiques to arts and crafts. If you love perusing antiques stores like I do, definitely plan to visit on a Thursdays when the antiques vendors are there. My favorite stalls were those selling 1800s era photos of London, old magazine advertisements, and World War II militaria. The "antique" offerings at other stalls are a bit more suspect, however; one vendor was selling an oak wardrobe for an astronomical price, claiming that it was from the Victorian era, yet it looked just like one I saw at the Furniture Market recently. Others were selling toys from my childhood, which I guess could be considered antiques depending on your definition of "old".
My first visit to Spitalfields was in January 2010 on a visit to London. Oddly, I never made it to this market when I actually lived in London a few years prior. Back then I lived near Borough Market, so typically spent every Saturday morning there buying fresh fruit and enjoying some freshly made falafel and hummus. Whereas Borough Market focuses exclusively on food, at Spitalfields you can find a wide variety of products for sale. My friend was in a shopping mood and purchased an alpaca sweater that was handmade in Peru. My purchases were smaller, but delicious; I bought some of the above fudge and a "world's best brownie" (if you couldn't tell already, I have quite a sweet tooth). Much easier to take on the plane than an antique piece of furniture!


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With a nod to NumberOneAunt. We all tell our own story, and even if it follows the path another has already trod, it still belongs to us. Six away...there is no right or wrong, better or worse...there is just us. :)Comments
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Same paths. Different footprints. Different impacts.
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Last Thursday on the 16th it was my birthday, and even though I decided not to have a big party this year, I wanted to go out with my bf. So after I blew the candles on my birthday cake with the company of some of my relatives, I went out for dinner. I jump at any occasion that allows me to dress up, and this is definitely high on my list. Dressing up for me means, picking something ladylike, a style that I, not only love, but I also think it suits my body and my personality. I had this dress in my closet for far too long (I had only shown it on my FB page a few months back), and I was looking for an opportunity to wear it, and the same goes for these gorgeous spiked pumps from Blink. They're the perfect nude, to my almost pale white skin tone. Once more, I had to take my outfit photos myself, with the help of my trusty tripod. I was planning on at least taking them in my garden, but as soon as I got dressed it started raining, so my balcony was the only solution, if I wanted to show you an outfit today. But enough about that…let's move on to the fun part…the photos.
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It was alot of fun for sure.Been busy with work so hunting time has been limited.We do train everyday between our pen birds & walks here & there. I had a feeling that this last cold snap was going to get the woodcock moving south. Didn't want to miss it ! Been so worried about max with all the nonsense we have to deal with but I think my dilegence has paid dividends at least !
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October is supposed to be the busiest month of the year for Lim Chae-ho's vineyards and rice fields in the southern part of South Korea.
In a normal year, the 50-year-old farmer would be in the midst of harvesting the crops he had spent months cultivating. But a toxic leak from an explosion at a chemical plant in the nearby city of Gumi two weeks ago has left him empty handed.
"Grapes and rice crops are withered and cannot be sold," Lim said over the phone.
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Thousands of people in the area have been affected by the blast at the chemical factory on September 27, which killed 5 people and injured 18 others at the time.
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In the ensuing days, about 3,200 people have visited hospitals seeking treatment for ailments related to the leak, the city government said Sunday.
The national government on Monday declared a "special disaster zone" around the plant. Around 300 people are being relocated to safer areas.
The health problems people are suffering from include headaches, nausea, sore throats and severe coughs, according to Jung Soo-geun, an official at a local environmental group, Daegu Environmental Movement Association.
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[Spoiler alert] At the end of a staggeringly good episode of Mad Men, the best moment of all comes after Peggy has told Don she's leaving. We've watched her walk solemnly through the office, away from the celebrations, with her thermos under her arm. For a moment she looks sad standing alone in the hallway, but then, just as she's about to step into the lift, she cracks up. I'm no Peggy Olson, but have you ever walked out of a job feeling like that? It's pretty incredible.
On and this. (Written by Sierra DeMulder.)
"There are some things I want to do. I used to feel so small. I used to be scared of all the staggering open-endedness of my life. I used to feel like I would collapse under the weight of it all if I did anything more than survive. Not anymore. I refuse to believe I am not strong. I will no longer be afraid of my own potential. I know how close everything is and how completely possible it is to be happy."
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Our "lighter side" posts, highlighting real comments from real customers captured during experience measurements that aim to give you a good laugh at the start of the work week.
Why isn't your customer experience program a top priority?
You probably made your customer experience program a top priority five short months ago when you sat down to make your New Year's resolutions for your contact centers. Let's do a gut check…did the priority to better your customer experience program fall by the way side just like your resolution of a smaller waistline? I'm sure that your intentions were noble but the hectic day-to-day of running your contact centers can easily get in the way of your long-range goals. There's still time to redirect your focus back to your goals.
According to a recent CustomerManagementIQ survey, nearly 76% of the customer management executives and leaders rated customer experience a '5' on a scale of 1-5 (with 5 being of the highest importance). Could those executives and leaders be your competitors? It's very likely. All the more reason customer experience and a revision of your Voice of the Customer (VoC) program should be a '5' on your list too. Once customer experience is your highest priority and you are ready to get to work, where should you start? Who owns the customer experience?
While in my opinion everyone should own the customer experience in some way, for the purpose of this piece let's focus on how the contact center contributes to the customer experience. Think about how the contact center is responsible for many of the touch points and has influence over many other touch points. So the contact center can own the voice of the customer. The easiest place to start in building a customer experience program from the ground up, or revamping your current one is with post-call IVR surveys. Continue reading "Why isn't your customer experience program a top priority?" »
Why you can't afford the contact center of tomorrow.
The reasons why you can't afford the contact center of tomorrow may not be for the reasons you think. It used to be that anyone who could type and was nice, was perfect to sit in a call center seat. Well, it's not 1980 anymore and we have contact centers now. The archaic mindset of thinking that these are very simple jobs and therefore do not warrant higher education or provide a greater wage than the minimum is just not the case anymore. If you say it aloud it doesn't even make sense, "I want to hire a multi-tasking problem solver, who is also empathetic, talented, and committed but I only want to pay them $10/hour." See? Crazy. The contact centers jobs have become more and more complex with each passing year but the mindset hasn't changed. Continue reading "Why you can't afford the contact center of tomorrow." »
This is a Voice of the Customer Cluster You-Know-What
A 15-person conference call to discuss your Voice of the Customer (VoC) program is a great example of a cluster you-know-what. Have you been on a conference call that is supposed to let all the departments weigh in on collective issues about the VoC customer program that turns into 90 minutes of your life you'll never get back? Do you ever get anything accomplished with the management by consensus plan? When did our professional lives change from an army of forward-thinking leaders into a stagnant committee of followers? Are people getting too politically correct? Is there even such a thing? Continue reading "This is a Voice of the Customer Cluster You-Know-What" »
Why contact center leaders feel like punching bags and how to fight back
Contact centers are staffed with nice people who easily become punching bags. These people are ready and willing to answer questions and serve internal (in addition to external) customer needs. If you say jump, these kind contact center agents simply ask, how high? It is becoming more widely accepted that the contact center is the customer hub of any business. The people in contact centers selflessly serve the needs of the customer and report the customer experience data across all business units. But we know that the contact center does not always get the respect it so rightly deserves. Far too often the benefits the contact center delivers to the business as a whole is overlooked. But contact center professionals do not have to take punches. You can hold our heads up high and (in a nice way) battle back. Here is your chance to "get off the ropes"!
If you need to get off the ropes, here is a great opportunity for you to leverage your trusty post-call IVR survey. By collecting a statistically representative sample of customer interactions you have a stronger backbone because of customer experience data. And the more data you have (good, clean data that is), and the more you mine that data for customer insights, the stronger your backbone becomes. In the contact center you have powerful information and the rest of the company's success relies on the collecting, mining and the distributing of this customer data. You don't have to actually punch your way out, let the data do it for you. Ding! Round one of this boxing match just went to you in the contact center. Continue reading "Why contact center leaders feel like punching bags and how to fight back" »
Why selling in service contact centers fails and how to fix it.
When you think of a typical salesperson what comes to mind? Do you immediately conjure up visions of multi-colored flags, 'zero-money down' signs, and some sleaze-bag car salesman telling you to buy the over-priced lemon of your dreams? The term, salesperson, quickly makes us imagine this derogatory image, something that we do not want to be associated with as our career label.
Let me challenge your normal reaction to the word 'salesperson' with one of my favorite quotes from Robert Louis Stevenson, "Everyone lives by selling something." Think about that for a moment. When you're at the hair salon and he or she is discussing the option for highlights or the hair care products, this hairdresser is selling, right? If you are a marketer you're hoping to 'sell' your audience with your subject line and convince them to open your email and look at your message. And even as a parent, you are 'selling' your six-year old on those healthy green beans (or at least trying to). But I bet if you asked that hairdresser, marketer or parent if they worked in sales their answers would be a resounding "No". In fact, only one in nine people in the US are designated as being in sales, but most everyone is. Continue reading "Why selling in service contact centers fails and how to fix it." »
Is your post-call IVR survey program an internal auditor?
How many of you are using post-call IVR surveys in your Voice of the Customer (VoC) customer experience programs? Good. Even if you are not, this will be of interest to you because they are in your future. In the contact center industry, you never want to say "never". Now, how many of you believe that your surveys are well-executed customer satisfaction measurement tools that deliver more answers than questions? Ok, still a few of you left. Finally, are you using your post-call IVR surveys to be an internal auditor that helps you to identify policy and process problems that negatively impact the customer experience and the employee experience? Hmm…anyone left?
Contrary to popular belief, it's hard to create that perfect post-call IVR survey program. Only the most skilled craftsmen know how to write questions from a customer experience perspective so they garner actionable insights. Then you must test to find the proper length so you know how many survey questions your customers are willing to answer. Then you have to work hard to get buy-in at all levels so that they develop an ownership to make the organization more customer-centric. Do you think this is enough? Continue reading "Is your post-call IVR survey program an internal auditor?" »
How to safeguard against customer experience inconsistencies in your call center
Have you ever been disappointed going to a restaurant based on a friend's recommendation but the great food and service they raved about, and you expected, was just the opposite? I don't know what's worse, having the bad experience or lying to your friend so their feelings are not hurt.
Unfortunately, the same disappointment happens in contact centers too – customer experience inconsistency is the bane of our existence! In a perfect world the customers call in, reach a knowledgeable agent, and have their issue resolved promptly and professionally. Done. But, there is no worry in that. It's the not-so-perfect world that we fear – the customers who have the opposite, disappointing and unexpected experience. Continue reading "How to safeguard against customer experience inconsistencies in your call center" »
Does your VoC program take a shortcut and skip Survey Calibration?
If your data goes directly to the reporting platform from collection without survey calibration then expect your final Voice of the Customer (VoC) program to be riddled with erroneous information. Every post-call IVR survey needs to be evaluated in a survey calibration process because there are always occurrences of the customer not answering the questions correctly or a different agent being evaluated than the one to which the survey is attached. Across the programs we administer, there are hundreds of surveys each month that need to be adjusted to ensure the results are accurate. "I know you want me to review agent A, but I'm actually upset with agent B so I want to tell you about what he said to me when I called last week." If one inaccurate survey makes it onto an agent's report card, it's easy to see how the trust in the feedback program will be undermined. Continue reading "Does your VoC program take a shortcut and skip Survey Calibration?" »
The customer expectation will damage your brand.
Recently two highly-publicized customer expectations lawsuits have been in the news; one for Anheuser-Busch misrepresenting the alcohol content in a variety of its beers and the other with Subway's foot-long sandwiches for coming up short. In both cases the customer expectations were clearly set and advertised (Subway's $5 foot-long sandwich deal and Anheuser-Busch light beers with the alcohol content of higher calorie brands). In both cases, expectations were so blatantly under-served that customer dissatisfaction went through the roof, the customer experience went in the toilet, and now both brands are dealing with multimillion dollar lawsuits and a serious image problem.
Continue reading "The customer expectation will damage your brand." »
You aren't alone with the struggle to extract actionable insights from your CX VoC program.
Join the club if you thought your company executed a world-class customer experience Voice of the Customer (VoC) program but now are struggling to identify actionable insights from the customer feedback. The primary goal is to succeed at the necessary process changes and customer initiatives to improve customer experience, so you must dig deep and ask customer experience focused-questions during your post-call IVR surveys. You get into the club by ending up with data that yields useless results. I wish there were no membership dues for this club but the cost is actually quite high. Continue reading "You aren't alone with the struggle to extract actionable insights from your CX VoC program." »
Are your customer processes built on good intentions but fail operationally?
I bet your parents are like mine and love to share their call center experiences because they feel close to you when they deal in your world. It turns out that my mother has been dealing with a banking issue for some time now and has been assigned an agent to call directly. At first she thought she was fortunate to have a direct contact in a sea of 1-800 numbers and endless mazes of automated services but as she's telling me about this, it's clear that it's anything but great.
We all can see that the bank is trying to provide a better customer experience by building a one-on-one relationship but my mother cannot understand why she's in a silo where no one else in the bank can offer much assistance. Her agent is currently on vacation and no one else in the bank can help because her customer record hasn't been updated with progress notes. She is unable to resolve the banking issue with another agent and is not happy with the idea of waiting until her agent returns. We can see how the bank is in desperate need of several process improvements but we are not "normal" customers. In their effort to satisfy, they have actually caused much dissatisfaction for everyone who falls into this coverage gap. Continue reading "Are your customer processes built on good intentions but fail operationally?" »
Social customer service; a place for brand terrorists or an agent's best friend?
We live in a fickle and demanding world where customers have little loyalty to us but they expect a lifetime of guarantee on the item they purchased, no matter how small. If customers don't get an immediate response or don't get what they feel is due to them they can tweet about it, Facebook it, share it with their Google+ circles and about 900 other different ways. It's kind of scary when you think about it, isn't it? It's downright terrifying for call center agents just trying to do their jobs.
We've written extensively about the pros and cons of social media customer service. On one hand it can augment the customer experience, offloading some of the common service/support questions that clog your call center by having those questions answered online. Conversely, many 'terrorist-like' customers gain quick fame using social media to get attention when their unrealistic customer experience expectations were not met.
Regardless of what side of the fence you're on, time is wasted when you "chase the smoke" on social media and get caught up responding to the individual catty comments instead of focusing on the larger conversation. We've gathered some of our top stories discussing the pros and cons of social media customer service for you to decide for yourself. Do you have an interesting social customer experience story to share with me? Tweet me @jodiemonger! Continue reading "Social customer service; a place for brand terrorists or an agent's best friend?" »
Profiting from Customer Experience Process Improvements.
We all strive to improve customer experience in our organizations but one thing is for certain, change is hard. Positive customer experience process improvement is achieved through a variety of ways: external quality monitoring programs that uncover hidden issues, working through high customer experience dysfunction issues to streamline internal processes, and organizing mounds of customer experience Big Data to better service your customers' needs are just a few. We selected some of our favorite stories below to show you some of the ways you can improve customer experience processes in your business. Do you find these stories helpful? We'd love to hear your feedback directly. Please tweet me at @jodiemonger. Enjoy!
Services for homeowners are intertwined. What part of each dollar for your product or service is needed to fund a company's dysfunction? This is a very serious question! Continue reading "Profiting from Customer Experience Process Improvements." »
Web Experience Survey Mistake #1 – Trying to Measure WAY too much!
My bank sent me a survey invitation after I logged into my account to review my mortgage. I was happy to click on the survey link to discuss my satisfaction with the online experience. After about 6 minutes of clicking through the pages of questions, I had to give up. Time to respond to the survey would take longer than the time I spent on the website.
Given my occupation and obsessive desire to measure customer experiences, I probably stuck with this survey longer than many other customers. Do not try to get all of your customer experience intelligence all at once from one customer experience survey. This is difficult to remember when everyone in the organization has a need for customer intelligence. Continue reading "Web Experience Survey Mistake #1 – Trying to Measure WAY too much!" »
Customer Relationship Metrics' Most Comical Contact Center Stories
Sometimes it's good to take a break from the serious, so let's look back at some of our funniest stories. Wild, 10+ hour customer experience calls, dissatisfied customers completely destroying brick-and-mortar stores, customer service terrorists going on multi-social channel rants — these are just some of our most shockingly true and amusing stories, and we hope you agree. They just have to make you laugh (what else can you do). Do you have a customer experience story or an outlandish customer comment that is laugh-out-loud ridiculous like those below? Tweet us @crmetrics and tell us all about it!
- Man destroys T-Mobile store with fire extinguisher - In Manchester, England a T-Mobile customer learned he would not get a refund. He chose not to take his case to social media, instead he destroyed the store and used a fire extinguisher to spray the place. Continue reading "Customer Relationship Metrics' Most Comical Contact Center Stories" »


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CO BC Peeps: get your Colorado Outdoor Recreation Search and Rescue Card
... formerly the Hiker's Certificate.
Seach and rescue is grossly underfunded in this State. If you don't have your hunter safety or fishing licence, get one of these. Contrary to popular opinion, it is not SAR insurance. I hope to never need them, but it would be nice to think you helped equip something other than a body recovery unit.
Twenty-five cents of the price of the card and each Colorado fishing and hunting license and boat, snowmobile and off-road vehicle registration goes into the Colorado SAR fund.
The Colorado Outdoor Recreation Search and Rescue Card is not "search and rescue insurance." "Insurance" implies a bill for services will be sent. Colorado search and rescue teams do not charge for service.
What are the real costs of search and rescue?
There is normally no great cost to an individual search or rescue mission. The cost is not to respond and carry out the mission, it is in preparing for one and standing by: training, equipment, insurance, vehicles, telephone, maintenance, etc.
How does this fund work?
The Colorado SAR Fund is a statewide "reserve pool" of money that can reimburse a county sheriff and its search and rescue agency for expenses that might be incurred in search and rescue missions: damaged or destroyed SAR team and personal equipment, helicopter time, food for searchers, fuel and the like. Search and rescue teams are the usual recipients of SAR Fund money. Just as importantly, it provides tens of thousands of dollars in grants for training and equipment to Colorado's search and rescue teams.
What good is a hiker's certificate?
It protects your safety by ensuring, through grants, that a trained and equipped search and rescue team exists and is standing by, should you need it. It gives each county sheriff a pool of reimbursement money if an exceptionally large or long mission occurs.
It does not "insure" outdoor enthusiasts against a bill for an Army helicopter, rescue operations or a multiple day search for a lost family member. There is no bill for search and rescue team's services in Colorado.
It is one part of the financial safety net that protects rescuers and sheriffs, by ensuring a sheriff's department can afford occasional expensive mission costs; and by equipping and training Colorado's SAR volunteers.
Exactly what expenses does the certificate cover?
The fund specifically can not cover medical expenses such as an ambulance, or medical helicopter. The local county sheriff would be charged for helicopter operations in a search or rescue -- not the patient (except the medical helicopter costs). This is where the SAR fund comes in: the sheriff could apply for reimbursement of such bills.
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Who needs SAR? I got my avalung and my GPS.
How 'bout a link, there homeboy:
Good info, Foggy!!!!
11-04-2003, 01:03 PM #3Originally posted by STD
Who needs SAR? I got my avalung and my GPS.
A SAR card is $3 in cash. A lot of outdoor stores should carry them. Please get one.
If you have to be rescued (or recovered) in Summit County Rescue Group, you will not be charged by them for the rescue effort unless the funds are exhausted for the year (in which case you must pay unless you have a SAR card.) Such a scenario has not occured in many years.
Same for Summit County Water Rescue Group.
You may still be charged for helicopter, hospital/ambulance bills, and for vehicle recovery (if that must be recovered).
A lot of other counties charge.Originally Posted by blurred
five-year card purchased. thanks for the heads up.
Got mine with my fishing license. Only good til the end of this year though.Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007, 04:53 PM - Other Events
To all who are interested in getting involved in IDPA style competition, I will be giving a presentation on Monday during practice. Sorry to take some of your practice time away but Monday is the only time I know most of you will be there. We will meet in one of the Armory class rooms. If anyone has any questions feel free to contact me.
Cade Rarick
Tuesday, September 18, 2007, 01:57 PM - Practice
There will be no practice this Wednesday or Thursday, September 19th and 20th, due to an Engineering event on the drill floor.There will also be no practice on Thursday, October 18th due to a housing fair on the drill floor.
As always, sorry for the inconvenience.
Tuesday, August 7, 2007, 11:42 PM - Other Events
Hey folks,As the new school year approaches, we're starting to get emails asking about the club/when shooting starts/can I bring my own gun/all that fun stuff. So, to try to simplify the process, here goes; if you're new to the club, the best way to answer all your questions is at the
Monday September 10, 2007
Purdue Armory
See link for more information.
Basically, just show up and stand around in the entryway looking confused. We'll tell you where to go and what to do.
If you can't wait, try 1) reading our website, the answer might be somewhere on there, 2) asking in the forum (there's an anonymous, no-registration section if you'd like to keep your identity to yourself), or 3) emailing a club officer from the "Our Officers" page in the list on the left. Note that emailing an officer directly will be faster than using the "Contact the Club" page; the President and VP are good officers to contact when in doubt.
And one more quick note is that the announcements on this page are available as RSS, Atom, and RDF feeds, in case you use a feed reader and want to stay on top of our news without checking the page frequently. See the corresponding links at the bottom of the left column.
- The Club
I'm waiting on two new versions of software we use on the website to go stable (phpBB3 and SimplePHPBlog 0.5.0.1), at which point I'm going to make my best attempt to upgrade them smoothly. Based on past experience, the smooth part isn't going to happen, so if the website gets a little goofy at some point in the next few weeks, that's why.
- The Webmaster
Tuesday, April 24, 2007, 01:12 PM - The Business End
The results of Monday's elections:President: Steve Willis
Treasurer: Diane Barney
Vice President: Chris Moreland
Secretary: Tom Lutes
Armorers: Jonathan Nixon and Bob Southers
Rifle Team Captain: Dan Hixson
Pistol Team Captain: Andrew Lowe
Thanks to everyone who showed up to participate, and thanks from this year's officers to all our members for another great year of shooting!
As always, there will be no practice next week due to exams.
Friday, April 20, 2007, 02:43 PM - The Business End
Rifle and Pistol Club officer nominations/elections for next year will be next Monday, April 23. Anyone with currently paid member dues is welcome and encouraged to vote, and anyone who plans to be actively involved next year is welcome to run for an office.Positions include president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, two armorers, rifle team captain, and pistol team captain.
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Make money from home opportunities are making up most of the content on a new page from Amn project Ltd. that lists a variety of work from home opportunities in the online world at the moment. People who want to learn more about these opportunities can log onto the home page of the site right now.
William Brown, one of the Directors at Amn project Ltd. said that "this new page has the possibility to transform anyone's life financially if they find an opportunity that suits them. In addition to the make money from home opportunities we have also included a how to webinar option that shows people in greater detail how to build a sustainable home based business online. We are hoping that people will like our page on Facebook and that word of our new page will spread all over the net. We are also hoping that people will take one of the opportunities that is presented on the page and run with it unit they start to see a return on their investment".
The news of the new Work from home opportunity page has spread to a number of sites online that are in the "make money online" sector and these sites have been attracting very positive comments about the new page. Some of the commentators are saying that this page is a God send to anyone who wants to start something online right now but does not know where to begin.
As well as setting up this new page the team on the set are also organizing a how to webinar this week on how to make $100,000 a year online.
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This is a lovely well maintained hotel in Labuan Bajo. It's not centrally located but up on the hilltop with sweeping bay views. It has a medium sized pool set upon a terrace. The breakfast is very nice. We ate there on one of the evenings and it was also good. They offer trips but I am not sure if they are good value as we did not shop around (we paid 900,000Rps for two people for a boat for the day to take us to Rinca and then snorkelling in the afternoon). We preferred the double room to the twin room as it felt larger and cooler. Nice terraces with views. Wifi in the restaurant / pool area. The staff are very nice and the owner is extremely informative. Would definitely stay here again,
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» CMA Fest Runs Out Of Rain:
The CMA Music Festival sent the LP Field crowd to bed early Sunday (6/9) without much of a musical meal as the night's lineup rushed through their sets while storms advanced on Nashville.
Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan sang the National Anthem prior to a set from Lee Greenwood.
Gary Allan was "Watching Airplanes" and promising that "Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain)." Brad Paisley brought out Charlie Daniels for "Karate," but had to help him with the lyrics.
The next song, his closer, was "Beat This Summer," which could have just as easily been "Beat This Weather."
Nashville's Lennon And Maisy sang "Ho Hey" just prior to The Band Perry's head-banging, fist-pumping two-song set of "Done" and "Better Dig Two." Jake Owen poured all his energy into his single-song performance of "Anywhere With You," with host Storme Warren taking the brunt of hearty audience booing for the truncated performance afterward.
Carrie Underwood closed, managing to work a "Paradise City" cover into her four-song offering.
Paisley returned for their duet "Remind Me" and fireworks were going off and the stage was being cleared before the clock hit 10:10pm.
» Owned The Night:
On Friday (6/7) Dee Jay Silver laid down the beats as fans trickled in before Gloriana got it started with "The Star-Spangled Banner." Randy Travis honored the late George Jones with his new tune "Tonight I'm Playing Possum." Kip Moore served up "Beer Money" and a solo acoustic "Hey, Pretty Girl." Hunter Hayes gave the audience no excuse for not singing along, with lyrics scrawled across every piece of stage equipment.
He hit the piano for "Wanted," then invited Jason Mraz to duet on "Everybody's Got Somebody But Me."
People were a little drunk and needed Lady Antebellum now.
Among others, they got "Downtown," "We Owned The Night" and the closing "Looking For A Good Time" which, thankfully, had been found during their set.
According to $8-Coors-Light-man, a delay for Little Big Town was "something with their computers." The quartet finally popped up on a small stage with "Your Side Of The Bed" before being escorted to the main structure for "Tornado." Sheryl Crow joined them for "Soak Up The Sun" and finished solo with her own "Easy." Blake Shelton got everybody "Footloose" and wrapped with "Honey Bee."
» Let Love Rule:
On Saturday (6/8) Brett Eldredge handled Anthem duties, Storme Warren introduced the Duck Dynasty crew and the Oak Ridge Boys had fans singing along to "Elvira." Florida Georgia Line turned LP Field into a kegger with "Get Your Shine On" and "Cruise." Country legend Lenny Kravitz stuck around after his appearance at the 2013 CMT Music Awards, and the crowd exploded when he brought out Jason Aldean for "American Woman" and "Are You Gonna Go My Way." After Aldean said goodbye, Kravitz completely lost the room with an extended jam on "Let Love Rule." As he exited, he fired double middle fingers over his shoulders at the crowd in frustration.
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Happiness returned and beach balls appeared during Dierks Bentley's set.
Before he went "Home," Bentley told the crowd, "I don't have a hometown.
I have a home country.
It's called the United States of America." The end of the song prompted a stadium-wide "USA" chant.
Kelly Clarkson brought star power, but not too much.
"She's not coming out so don't get excited," she said of soon-to-be step-mother-in law Reba before "Because Of You." Aldean returned for "Don't Ya Wanna Stay" and Trisha Yearwood helped finish it up with Garth Brooks' "Ain't Going Down Til the Sun Comes Up." Keith Urban's set was shorter than many expected with "You Gonna Fly" followed by "Long Hot Summer." City ordinances forbid fireworks after midnight, so a full display went off as Urban finished with "You Look Good In My Shirt." He walked deep into the crowd slapping high-fives before signing his guitar, handing it to a fan and hopping in an old pickup truck to drive out of the stadium.
» The Gambler:
On Thursday (6/6) following the Oak Ridge Boys performance of the National Anthem, Tracy Lawrence kicked things off.
Luke Bryan, Eric Church and Miranda Lambert kept the crowd at fever-pitch, starting with Bryan's instructions to deliver the "best damn 'boom-boom' I've ever heard" for a partial singalong on "Drunk On You," before inviting a few female fans to the front of the stage for a group dance on "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)." Church performed "[She Got A Rock] I'm Gettin' Stoned," "These Boots," and "Smoke A Little Smoke," among others.
And Lambert, donning a flame-laden black corset, delivered seven fan-favorites including "Fastest Girl In Town," "Mama's Broken Heart" and "Gunpowder And Lead."
Taylor Swift and the Zac Brown Band delivered the night's big surprises, beginning during Swift's set when Tim McGraw helped perform "Highway Don't Care" with Keith Urban on guitar made you happy there wasn't a roof on the place.
Swift's coy, "Goodnight, Nashville" as the three left the stage may have been the only thing that competed. Zac Brown Band came well-prepared to close, offering two big crowd-pleasers – a special appearance by Kenny Rogers for "The Gambler," and the finale with Kid Rock and Blackberry Smoke's Charlie Starr for a cover of Grand Funk Railroad's "We're An American Band."
» Side Order:
Jana Kramer has been singing the catchy Nationwide Insurance jingle "On Your Side," since last summer.
Given her acting background, she was recently asked to play the role of a leather-clad anti-thief in their current campaign.
"It started with singing the jingle," says Kramer, "but now the TV ad takes a fun and creative approach to communicate how Nationwide protects its members, and I'm proud to represent the brand."
Watch here.
» Mighty Ducks:
It was only a matter of time before the first music project from the Robertson family, cast of A&E's Duck Dynasty, took wing ...
so to speak.
The merchandizing monsters made the announcement at the 2013 CMA Music Festival and started promoting immediately with a giant snow globe and 200 Santas roaming Nashville's Lower Broad to help spread the word.
Duck The Halls: A Robertson Family Christmas is due Oct.
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Due to "unforseen circumstances," Pistol Annies have cancelled two weeks of scheduled tour dates.
Miranda Lambert will make up for the cancelled shows with solo performances.
American Idol runner-up Kree Harrison performed the National Anthem to open the 23rd Annual City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge Sauturday (6/8).
Team Opry beat Team After MidNite 29-27 at Nashville's Greer Stadium, with Maggie Rose winning the fan-voted MVP.
Junior Brown (6/12)
Chris Young (6/12)
Jason Michael Carroll (6/13)
On TV
Tuesday (6/11): LeAnn Rimes, The View (ABC); Darius Rucker, The Ellen DeGeneres Show; Blake Shelton, The Voice (NBC).
Wednesday (6/12): LeAnn Rimes, The Wendy Williams Show; Trace Adkins (with Colbie Caillat), The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC).
This Week's Album Releases
Now That's What I Call Country Music Vol.
6 (Universal)
Luke Bryan's "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye," Little Big Town's "Pontoon" and Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" are just three of the 18 chart toppers on this joint venture between Universal and Sony.
Ash Bowers Shake It Off (Wide Open)
Produced by the artist with help from Billy Decker and Noel Golden, the 12-song album features "Picture This" written by David Lee Murphy and Randy Houser, and the title track by Bowers, Adam Craig and Shane Minor.
Upcoming Album Releases
Hunter Hayes Encore (6/18)
LoCash Cowboys LoCash Cowboys (6/18)
Various Artists Live From The Archives of 650 AM WSM - Volume 1 (6/25)
Gwen Sebastian Gwen Sebastian (6/25)
Travis Tritt The Calm After ...
Joey + Rory Inspired Songs of Faith and Family (7/16)
Brett Eldredge TBD (8/6)
Keith Urban Fuse (9/10)
Sheryl Crow Feels Like Home (9/10)
Billy Currington We Are Tonight (9/17)
Chris Young A.M.
Duck The Halls: A Robertson Family Christmas (10/19)
» Duck Tale: Duck Dynasty's Si Robertson found Kimberly Schlapman of Little Big Town backstage at CMA Fest to let her know he was born on a pontoon and raised in the boondocks.
» Totally Ducked Over: Just like everybody else at CMA Fest, Blake Shelton grabs that once-in-a-lifetime photo opp with the cast of Duck Dynasty only to find out later ...
they're The Oak Ridge Boys.
» Dirty Hairy: If you're at a country music event and there aren't any Duck Dynasty dudes around you have to be resourceful so ...
Jana Kramer and Rodney Atkins beard up to surprise Darius Rucker on the True Believers Tour Sunday night (6/9) in Dallas.
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June 7, 2013
» Buckle Down: Jason Aldean kicked off Wednesday night's 2013 CMT Music Awards with Lenny Kravitz live from Nashville's Bridgestone arena (6/5). They performed "American Woman" followed by Aldean's stage drop into an opening sketch starring his co-host Kristen Bell, Blake Shelton, Reba, Vince Vaughn, Dr. Drew, Kelsey Grammer and Lorraine Bracco. Cassadee Pope took care of Twitter coverage during the show and performed a commercial bumpout on the Nationwide Insurance Stage, as did Ashley Monroe, Dustin Lynch, Kree Harrison, Love And Theft and Randy Houser, all backed by house band The Mavericks, who paid tribute to George Jones with "The Race Is On."
Aldean performed "Night Train" and Hunter Hayes did "I Want Crazy" on the arena plaza stage outside, while Luke Bryan took the show honky-tonkin' a block down the street at The Stage. |
» Buckle Up: Carrie Underwood's "Blown Away" took home Video Of The Year at the 2013 CMT Music Awards. Other "buckle" winners were:
» Tonight We Fest! A few showers didn't stop dozens of country artists from throwing swag out the back of pickups during the 9th Annual CMA Music Festival Kick-Off Parade Wednesday (6/5). Grand Marshall Kix Brooks led the way and the Budweiser Clydesdales followed as GAC's Nan Kelley and Storme Warren emceed the march down Nashville's Lower Broad. Clydesdale Levi stopped by the CMA office to pick up his credential and was greeted by Country Music Hall-of-Famer Brenda Lee. Levi has access to events throughout the weekend which started with Lady Antebellum cutting the ribbon on the Fan Fair X experience at the gleaming new Music City Center Thursday morning (6/6). |
» Pickler Back: Kellie Pickler came back to Nashville from her Dancing With The Stars win to perform at the Grand Ole Opry Tuesday (5/4). She sang her new single "Someone Somewhere Tonight" and was surprised when the Opry audience held up DWTS perfect 10 paddles. "Did y'all plan that or did everybody just happen to have those in their pocket?" she asked. "That is so sweet. I wish y'all could've been the judges!" American Idol runner-up Kree Harrison made her Opry debut the same night and was joined by Keith Urban to perform Kris Kristofferson's "Help Me Make It Through The Night." "Unbelievably proud of @KreeHarrison," tweeted Keith. "So honored to share the stage @ her @Opry debut! You brought the house down." |
» In Case You Missed It: Taylor Swift surprised Team Usher contestant Michelle Chamuel Monday (6/3) on The Voice. "Thanks for picking my song," said Swift as she entered Chamuel's rehearsal of "I Knew You Were Trouble." Watch here.
"Filing this under 'never in my wildest dreams.' Thank you @RollingStones for inviting me to Chicago to sing with you," Swift tweeted after her performance of "As Tears Go By" and slow dancing with Mick Monday (6/3). Gretchen Wilson fought back nerves at The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson last night (6/5) to discuss her new album Under The Covers and perform "Hot Blooded." Watch here.
LeAnn Rimes explained how her husband inspired "You've Ruined Me" from her new album Spitfire on Chelsea Lately last night (6/5).
Ronnie Dunn surprised fans leaving the 2013 CMT Music Awards with a four-song set at Rippy's in Nashville accompanied by a flash mob. |
Hit List
BirthdaysThe late Les Paul (6/9) On TVSunday (6/9): Blake Shelton, The Voice (NBC). Monday (6/10): Blake Shelton, The Voice (NBC). Upcoming Album ReleasesAsh Bowers Shake It Off (6/11) Hunter Hayes Encore (6/18) LoCash Cowboys LoCash Cowboys (6/18) Various Artists Live From The Archives of 650 AM WSM - Volume 1 (6/25) Gwen Sebastian Gwen Sebastian (6/25)
Travis Tritt The Calm After ... Joey + Rory Inspired Songs of Faith and Family (7/16) Brett Eldredge TBD (8/6) Keith Urban Fuse (9/10) Sheryl Crow Feels Like Home (9/10)
Chris Young A.M. |
» Fry Guys: Jana Kramer and Brantley Gilbert are lovin' it late night at McDonald's after the 2013 CMT Music Awards. |
» Wimbledumb: Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood (l) face off against Little Big Town's Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet (r) at Ping Pong & Songs in the Fan Fair X exhibit hall during CMA Fest. |
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BirthdaysDon Reid of The Statler Brothers (6/5) On TVTuesday (6/4): Blake Shelton, Cassadee Pope, The Voice (ABC); LeAnn Rimes, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC); Lady Antebellum, Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC). Wednesday (6/5): LeAnn Rimes, The Wendy Williams Show; 2013 CMT Music Awards; Gretchen Wilson, Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson (CBS); LeAnn Rimes, Chelsea Lately (E!). Thursday (6/6): Gretchen Wilson, The Talk (CBS). This Week's Album Releases
The first full-length from the band in more than three years, this album marks the return of original lead singer Richie McDonald and features 12-tracks including the single "Maybe Someday." LeAnn Rimes Spitfire (Curb)
"This album is a peek into my world; who I am, what I've gone through, what my emotions are," says Rimes. Dee Jay Silver Country Club - EP (Sony) Mash-ups from popular artists create the four-song album that features "Two Black Cadillacs/Jolene (Dee Jay Silver Edit)" by Carrie Underwood and Dolly Parton. Upcoming Album ReleasesAsh Bowers Ash Bowers (6/11) Hunter Hayes Encore (6/18) LoCash Cowboys LoCash Cowboys (6/18) Various Artists Live From The Archives of 650 AM WSM - Volume 1 (6/25) Gwen Sebastian Gwen Sebastian (6/25)
Travis Tritt The Calm After ... Joey + Rory Inspired Songs of Faith and Family (7/16) Brett Eldredge TBD (8/6) Keith Urban Fuse (9/10) Sheryl Crow Feels Like Home (9/10) |
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7th Annual Back to School Health and Resource Fair
Special Needs Network presents its 7th Annual Back to School Health and Resource Fair - a free back to school event for Los Angeles children, youth and families at the Junior Blind of America on Sunday, August 26, 2012 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The event will feature a health fair with medical, dental, vision, developmental and mental health screenings; a pro-bono legal clinic; a cyber zone demonstrating how to harness the power of Internet, Facebook and Twitter in order to empower; give-aways, including backpacks and school supplies; raffles with iPads and laptops; food and beverages; and a voter empowerment zone providing education on the issues in the upcoming elections and voter registration.
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It could be more if it is a public holiday. I asy some people work in local Gay bar, they said their bar didn't give them a day off. Shame on those bar not supporting the Hong Kong Pride. In L.A. the bar I go to join the L.A. Pride every years, their employee got a day off to join the Pride march. So why our Gay bar in Hong Kong don't do the same???
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According to the Masterplan Therapeutic Committees will be established at all health facilities - public and private, including Health Centres and Dispensaries - as well as for districts and for regions.
A National Therapeutic Committee will supervise and coordinate the work of all these committees, supervise training activities, lay down Standard Treatment Guidelines and be involved in monitoring the availability of drugs in health facilities. The functioning of the committees will be reviewed annually at regional and national meetings. Important achievements by the committees will be published through the Pharmaceutical and Supplies Unit (PSU) of the Ministry of Health and the Tanzania Drug and Toxicology Information Service (TADATIS) in the Drug Information Bulletin, distributed quarterly.


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Definition of Virtual colonoscopyVirtual colonoscopy: A method for examining the colon by taking a series of x-rays and then using a computer to reconstruct three-dimensional pictures (a CT scan) of the interior surfaces of the colon from these x-rays. The pictures can be saved, manipulated to better viewing angles, and reviewed after the procedure. The procedure requires a 48-hour low-fiber diet and a complete bowel cleansing. If something suspicious is noted, a regular colonoscopy is needed to biopsy or remove it. Virtual colonoscopy results in about 15% false positives (misleading readings that unnecessarily require a regular colonoscopy). It is also not yet known whether virtual colonoscopy can reliably detect flat adenomas which, like polyps, can give rise to colon cancer. Also called computed tomography or CT colography. Source: MedTerms™ Medical Dictionaryhttp://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=20639 Last Editorial Review: 6/14/2012 Medical Dictionary Definitions A - ZSearch Medical Dictionary
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