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STOCKHOLM Rob Zamuner flew into town a few days ago as part of the NHLPA contingent which more or less hammered out a framework for participation of the NHL in Sochi next February. It provided occasion for him to reflect on a life in hockey that has been both successful and varied.
Drafted 45th overall by the Rangers in 1987, Zamuner continued to play in the OHL with Guelph until 1989. He was never a top prospect and got to the NHL through determination and hard work. He started in the IHL, moved up to the AHL, and made his NHL debut in 1992. That summer, he signed with Tampa Bay as a free agent and developed into a fine two-way player, capable offensively but also highly respected for his defensive play.
Zamuner stayed with the Lightning for seven years, and it was during this period that he had his international success as well, starting with Canadas World Championship team which won gold in 1997.
It was in Helsinki, he started, before adding with a chuckle, and its a nauseating cliché, but playing for your country in a great honour. At the beginning of the tournament, the Swedes pounded us; it was an eye-opener. You kind of have the attitude that you play in the NHL and thats the be all and end all. The guys came together and we ended up winning the tournament, but its a very difficult tournament. Until you play in it, you dont realize the skill level of the teams and the players. With no disrespect, you dont know the names on their jerseys, but you quickly find out there are a lot of really good players from around the globe.
His reputation as a two-way player, and his success at the Worlds, was enough for general manager Bob Clarke to name Zamuner to Canadas Olympic team for Nagano 1998. It was a decision that sparked much dialogue because clearly Zamuner wasnt one of the nations best players in terms of offence or skill, but within the role Clarke had in mind for him, there were few better options.
Zamuner scored one goal in Nagano, a beautiful re-direction of a sensational Wayne Gretzky pass in the teams 4-1 win over the United States.
Anybody could have scored that goal! I had taken a penalty the shift before, and I was watching from the box as Patrick Roy made I dont know how many saves. I came out of the box and went to the net, and I think Sakic took the puck up and gave it to Gretzky. It was a ridiculously easy goal, but Ill take it. It was quite a memory.
Zamuner is too humble. While everyone on ice, in the building, and at home watching were expecting Gretzky to fire a shot on goal, Zamuner had the presence of mind to keep his stick on the ice and expect the unexpected.
Everyone was looking at him, Zamuner recalled. I was just hoping he could see me. People talk about him having eyes in the back of his head. That was another example. The game against the Americans was quite an emotional one because they had beaten us in the World Cup in 1996, so the game in Nagano was quite intense. Unfortunately, we didnt finish the deal. We came up against a really hot goaltender in Hasek.
Later that year, Zamuner played in the 1998 World Championship as well. At the start of the next season he was named Tampa Bay captain, but he was soon traded to Ottawa and then moved on to Boston. His NHL career pretty much ended with the lockout, but he still had two years of hockey left in Europe, starting in Switzerland.
A lot of players were talking about whether to stay at home or play somewhere else, he explained. I was at a point in my career when I was older and I needed to play. Luckily enough, Basel thought I could help. I had two kids, aged five and four, and my wife was four months pregnant. She was a trooper. I asked her if she wanted to go, and she was all for it. Our daughter was born in Switzerland, and it was a wonderful experience. We were in the B level, and we played Lausanne in the playoffs and won. I didnt understand the enormity or the difficulty of going from B to A. And I hear Lausanne only made it to the A this year. Thats a long time.
From there he played in Italy. My dad was born and raised in Italy, he started. He always wanted me to go there and play. Hes from the north, so I chose Bolzano because I thought it would be cool to play in my fathers home country. He came over and was really proud. He was more excited for me playing in Italy than my 13 years in the NHL.
After a brief time there, he moved to, of all places, Australia, and that is where he played his final professional games.
I knew some friends who had played there, he explained. A guy called me. He was persistent, and I thought this was an opportunity to grow the game in an untraditional place. I did some youth camps there. I ended up being a part-time coach and played at the same time. We lived south of Brisbane in a place called Burleigh Head, which was big on surfing. It was a tremendous experience. I tried surfing, but I wasnt very good. I always try to do what the locals do whenever we travel.
Once retired, in 2006, Zamuner then kept his feet in hockey and landed a job with the NHLPA thanks to his hockey connections.
After retiring, I did a couple of things. I was an assistant coach for the Mississauga Ice Dogs. I did some radio and TV. And then Eric Lindros called me. He was working at the Players Association and asked if Id be interested in doing some work there, and I thought why not. It allowed me to stay in the game and also learn the business of the game.
Learn it he did, the hard way. The 2012-13 season was cut in half as the league and players tried to hammer out an agreement. This negotiation was exhausting but very rewarding, Zamuner explained. I went through them as a player, but it was much different as a staff member. We have several former players at the PA, and I think its very helpful in explaining to our lawyers and various people what the players are going through.
And just a few days ago, all parties agreed to move forward in the understanding that the NHL will shut down and sent its players to Sochi. Good news all around.
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With the PC officially in decline, mobile is clearly now the platform of choice for most digital services, including commerce, music, entertainment, banking, and communication. But advertisers and marketers have failed to keep up with consumers and continue to spend heavily in traditional media such as television and PC web media such as search or display.
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We do love some good research and Turn has recently released their newest Digital Audience Report about advertising spending and the characteristics of the most valuable audience for their advertising dollars.
On average, major advertisers spend 85% more on display, social, video, and mobile to reach the top 2% of the global online audience. In fact, advertisers want to reach them so badly that this "most valuable audience" is shown 24 times as many ads as the average digital customer.
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Data, data, data. It's the core of what good marketers are doing and it's fingers are reaching into every corner of the business. And with this data we are finally seeing the benefits of integrated campaigns, products and teams.
As part of the lead up to Integrated Marketing Week, we spoke to Seth Sarelson, RevTrax COO & co-founder, about how data is affecting what we are doing, how we can integrate and how these changes are affecting the retail market.
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As Opening Day chatter filled our Facebook and Twitter streams, the folks at Silverpop looked at what the Major League Baseball clubs were doing in social, mobile and email to see the interaction between the fans and the teams in the digital space.
In the two weeks leading up to Opening Day, teams sent out an average of 175 tweets, five emails and 1.4 texts. Even though the Yankees lost their Opening Day game, die hard Mets fans won't be pleased that the Yankees beat them in the fan department with a ratio of 10 fans to 1. This isn't a big surprise as the Yankees are the most social team in the MLB.
Across divisions it wasn't a surprise to see that AL East (getting a huge Yankees boost) boasts 1.7 million Twitter followers. Are they doing something the other teams across the country are failing to do, or is this a sign that more of their fans are Twitter literate?
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One of the main five themes of our upcoming Integrated Marketing Week in June is about managing integration in your organization. This is a complex area so we are exploring how companies are dealing with it from an organizational structures perspective, how they can resource correctly and work with and manage agencies and vendors.
During our JUMP conference in January, we asked that exact question to some of our speakers and so we looked back at a couple of the videos to find out more about what other marketers are trying to accomplish with integration across their organization.
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The SXSWI conference has grown steadily for 20 years due in large part to its buzz factor. This year's SXSWi was different—the buzz factor was missing. In fact, the recurring theme of hallway conversations this year was precisely the lack of buzz—no dominant brand, launch, technology or story this year. No sign of the highly sharable "it" apps and mobile technology chatter of the past. This guest post comes from Metia's Deborah Hanamura who gave us her take on what she got out of SXSW last month....
"The biggest marketing splashes at SXSW came from well-established brands that are digitally savvy, but not necessarily digitally centered, such as Oreo, American Airlines, Pepsi and Doritos. Chevy received a lot of attention with their "Catch a Chevy" promotion, but much of the interest could be attributed to the lack of shuttles and the general desperation for transportation. It's also notable that BlackBerry invited a fresh look at their phones by sending skulking vans around the outskirts of the festival, while Doritos proudly dominated every snack stand and party.
Still, there wasn't another darling to celebrate this year.
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Now that SXSW has drifted from interactive to music, we've taken time to reflect on how much a part social media played over the five days of the interactive festival.
The folks over at Salesforce crunched the numbers for us so we could share some of their social buzz findings from the Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
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Carrying on the theme of hardware dominating SXSW, Leap Motion took to the stage in Austin to show their device that brings the technology only seen in Minority Report into the real world.
Leap Motion's first product, the Leap Motion Controller, can track the movement of both hands and all 10 fingers up to 1/100th millimeter at up to 290 frames per second. All that from a thin card only three inches long next to your computer that allows you to create a virtual and interactive world in front of your screen.
Releasing something up to 200 times more sensitive than existing motion-control technology for $80 in May is going to change the way we interact with the world around us. How could it not?
But will developers and brands be ready for it?
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SXSW interactive started with a machine that feels like the future: Makerbot. Launched at SXSW in 2009 with a team led by Bre Prettis, Makerbot has made 3D printing slightly more affordable and has been making designers into creators.
Powered by passion, innovation, and iteration, Makerbot has given people the ability to make things on your desk and coffee table.
Just as the PC disrupted the mainframe and desktop 2D printers replaced print centers and offset services, 3D printing is bringing manufacturing to small businesses.
NASA, Ford, Nokia and an increasing number of businesses are looking to this 3D printing technology to bring design to users and give them more flexibility to experimenting with design.
In fact, seven out of the top ten architecture firms are using Makerbot. This is especially important as professional 3D printers are expensive and Makerbot can streamline the testing process and helps these companies expedite the product.
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Over 27,000 technologists, marketers, vendors, speakers, PR girls and start-up founders have hit Austin en masse to learn about the next big thing - or mostly network at the spate of parties and three hour "happy hours" on offer. We've been touring the streets of Austin with our big red bus and Brandwatch and EngageSciences have been keeping a realtime board about SXSW for us at Econsultancy.
For another take on the stats surrounding SXSW, we reached out to the folks at Sysomos to get a few daily snapshots on who is talking where and what they're talking about. As we like numbers, we thought we'd share them with you too!
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In the heart of Bend, Pine Ridge Inn is close to Deschutes Brewery and Les Schwab Amphitheater.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with cotton sheets and down comforters, and all rooms are furnished with double sofa beds. Rooms have private balconies or patios where you can take in city and river views. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected.
Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and a picnic area.
Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily in the breakfast room.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and a computer station. Planning an event in Bend? This hotel has facilities measuring 800 square feet (74 square meters), including a meeting/conference room. Free parking is available onsite.
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting/conference room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning as well as a complimentary manager's reception. Event facilities measure 800 square feet (74 square meters). This Bend hotel also offers a garden, a picnic area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite parking is complimentary.
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- Total number of rooms - 20
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(RNN) – A busy Atlantic hurricane season officially comes to a close on Friday.
A total of 19 tropical storms and 10 hurricanes, including Sandy and Isaac, were recorded in the Atlantic Ocean in 2012.
Only two hurricanes made landfall in the United States: Isaac and Sandy. Two tropical storms made landfall in the United States: Beryl and Debby.
This season Hurricane Sandy was the most damaging hurricane in 2012. According to Forbes, the estimated damage could total more than $50 billion.
"We will continue to provide immediate relief for our citizens who were struck hard by Sandy," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told NBC New York. "But be assured, I will spare no effort and waste no time to rebuild and restore our tourism industry, our transportation and utilities infrastructure and the lives of our citizens for the long term."
Hurricane Isaac caused significant damage to the Gulf Coast, hitting the Mississippi-Louisiana coastline the day after the seven-year anniversary of Katrina. However, Isaac brought far less devastation than its predecessor.
"The highest totals over land for this period were in southeast Louisiana, southeast Mississippi, western Alabama, and southeast Florida with totals anywhere from [5 to 12.6 inches]," NASA reported.
Tropical Storm Beryl made landfall on Jacksonville Beach, FL on Memorial Day weekend. On record as the strongest subtropical cyclone to make landfall on the U.S. before June 1, Beryl dropped much needed rain on drought-stricken areas of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
Tropical Storm Debby helped topple the list of earliest known tropical cyclones prior to July 1 made in 2005. Occurring from June 23-June 27, Debby made landfall in Steinhatchee, FL, crossing the Sunshine state from west to east. Debby, like Beryl, dumped large amounts of rain onto Florida and neighboring states, setting all-time high records across the state.
There were fewer major hurricanes (category 3 or above) than in previous years. In 2011, there were 19 tropical storms, seven became hurricanes with four reaching category 3 or more.
In May, NOAA predicted a "near-normal" hurricane season. By then, Tropical Storm Alberto, the season's first named storm, had developed in the Atlantic 170 miles southeast of the Carolinas.
The year brought the most reported tropical cyclones on record before July 1, and there were eight declared cyclones in August, matching a record set in 2004.
This year also marked the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew. A category-5 hurricane at its peak, it was once the costliest hurricane on record.
In August 1992, it tore apart the Bahamas, south Florida, and the Gulf Coast, while also causing severe weather and tornadoes in the southeast. Spanning the course of 12 days, Andrew cost $26.5 million in damages.
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1. Hot Tonight
2. What I Know
3. Lancelot�s Tune (Guinevere)
4. Drop Down Mama
5. Urge for Going
6. Statesboro Blues
7. Your Baby Ain�t Sweet Like Mine
8. Child�s Song
9. Drivin� Wheel
10. Get Together
11. No Regrets/Rockport Sunday
12. Who Do You Love
13. Wasn�t That a Mighty Storm
14. Hot Tonight
15. Jews Don�t Camp
16. Lancelot�s Tune (Guinevere)
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20. Your Baby Ain�t Sweet Like Mine
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Bill Campbell: Photography, Back Cover Photo
Rob Stegman: Producer
Dave Marsden: Concert Producer
Dean Adrien: Guitar (Acoustic), Shaker, Vocal Harmony


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