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Does planning for airport advertising campaigns require specialist skills?
Does advertising on DMRC civil structures deliver value for money?
Do outdoor innovations in non-metro cities deliver higher ROI for brands?
Should there be a 'No Hoarding' zone in all major cities?
Will technology integration add value to static outdoor displays?
Is composite branding of baggage conveyor belts at airports an effective advertising vehicle?
Will implementation of SOP help streamline the OOH advertising business?
Are security hold areas at airports the best locations for consumer engagement?
Does branding on escalators & travelators at airports deliver adequate impact?
Do airports provide the ideal launch platform for premium products?
Is airport advertising in India under leveraged?
Is airport advertising beneficial for mass brands?
Is real estate emerging as the highest spending category in outdoor advertising?
Does product showcasing at airports deliver value to premium brands?
Can the Indian OOH industry match up to global standards?
Should clients invest in making exclusive creatives for their outdoor campaigns?
Do the displays at Indian airports match up to the international standards?
Is digital OOH over hyped as a medium?
Will a uniform measurement system bring more revenue to OOH advertising?
Will dynamic LED screens win over large format static outdoor displays?
Do theme based innovations deliver value in the outdoor domain?
Are airports the 'Most preferred' advertising locations for premium automobile brands?
Are 'departures' better areas for advertising at airports than 'arrivals'?
Will a uniform measurement system in India make OOH media more credible?
Does advertising outside airports deliver wider audience as compared to advertising inside the terminals?
Are airports 'Must Advertise' locations for luxury brands?
Are Indian outdoor innovations comparable to global standards?
Is telecom the largest spending category in outdoor media?
Do digital displays in airports deliver higher value than conventional ones?
Is advertising inside airports more effective than outside?
Will airport advertising dominate the top end of the Indian OOH advertising market?
Does 'Taxi Top' branding deliver higher value than vehicle wraps?
Do advanced digital displays deliver value in the Indian outdoor advertising environment?
Do 'Spectaculars' generate the desired impact in the Indian OOH context?
Can small format displays ever deliver equivalent impact as compared to large formats?
Will the new OOH agencies help expand the outdoor advertising market?
Does outdoor advertising go through a lean period in summer season?
Will IOAA be successful in implementing SOP for the OOH advertising business?
Does 3D printing deliver the desired level of incremental impact?
Can a successful outdoor campaign be executed by using only 'Mobile' OOH media?
Can a limited number of strategically located displays provide adequate coverage in a metro city?
Is there an oversupply of outdoor media inventory in metro cities?
Is outdoor advertising effective for premium white goods brands?
Should roof top displays be banned in all major cities?
Are media properties in DMRC stations gaining increased advertiser acceptance?
Are OOH media properties in premium Indian airports overpriced?
Has IPL 4 generated expected levels of additional revenue for the OOH industry?
Should OOH agencies be paid performance linked incentives?
Do product replicas in airport terminals deliver higher recall than direct advertising?
Are unrealistic license fees making BOT projects non viable?
Have the civic bodies successfully curbed illegal displays in metros?
Do show windows at airports create adequate engagement levels?
Will large LED screens be successful in the Indian outdoor environment?
Does long term premium branding at airports deliver commensurate returns?
Do vehicle wraps deliver higher impact than small format static OOH media?
Are large hoardings still the most preferred outdoor display format?
Is there enough OOH advertising business to support new entrants?
Will 'Taxi-Top' advertising be successful in the Indian OOH domain?
Will airport advertising expand the OOH advertising market in India?
Will interactivity play a key role in growth of airport advertising?
Will airport advertising in India get the due premium it deserves?
Are street furniture projects viable in non-metro cities?
Do advertising in smaller airports offer better value for money?
Will tier II & III cities drive the outdoor advertising growth in 2011?
Will IOS II be completed in calendar year 2011?
Is digital OOH more eco-friendly than conventional outdoor advertising?
Will BOT projects form the backbone for long term OOH business development?
Are street furniture projects in India viable despite rampant vandalism?
Will universal measurement metric ever be a reality in the Indian OOH domain?
Will IPL 4 generate more revenue for OOH advertising than ICC World Cup 2011?
Will 'Augmented Reality' based OOH innovations succeed in India?
Do surprise checks by civic bodies help in curbing illegal displays?
Do activations deliver better results than outdoor advertising in Tier II & III markets?
Will T3 become the digital OOH landmark in India?
Do digital screens in retail outlets deliver commensurate value to advertisers?
Does the future of outdoor advertising lie in going Digital?
Is execution more important than abstract creativity in Outdoor advertising?
Should OOH media owners refrain from having their own agency outfits?
Will IOS II be more useful and effective than IOS I?
Is OOH advertising more cost efficient than print or TV?
Can technology led innovations work successfully in the Indian outdoor conditions?
Do single display innovations deliver high levels of impact?
Will aerial advertising become popular with Indian advertisers?
Will digital OOH ever surpass the spend levels in conventional outdoor advertising?
Will customised, location specific creatives drive digital OOH growth in India?
Is the Indian OOH advertising industry receptive to new technologies?
Are OOH innovations conceptualised in conjunction with the overall brand objectives?
Do dynamic digital displays deliver higher value than static outdoor media?
Can effective outdoor campaigns be delivered by using a single display format?
Would creating a knowledge sharing platform help the OOH industry?
Is OOH advertising only a 'Reminder' medium?
Is creativity in the OOH domain getting due recognition?
Is enough being done to attract good talent to the OOH industry?
Are Indian OOH media owners given due recognition for their contribution?
Is lack of accountability the biggest obstacle in Indian OOH industry's progress?
Will digital technology drive the growth of airport media?
Is digital OOH the only effective media vehicle in airports & malls?
Are major airports getting cluttered with too many OOH media options?
Should outdoor bodies promote credible third party media monitoring service?
Will 2011 see increased use of 'Solar' power for illuminating large format displays?
Should civic bodies conduct surprise checks to root out unauthorised media?
Will 'Experiential Marketing' at airports attract large scale investments from leading brands?
Are brands conscious of the risk & liability of using unauthorised outdoor displays?
Are major OOH advertisers increasingly choosing quality over cost?
Is airport media optimally priced to attract a large cross-section of advertisers?
Should OOH industry bodies also function as resource centres for the industry?
Are the monitoring systems used by the OOH advertising industry accurate & bias free?
Are smaller OOH media formats effective frequency builders within large airports?
Will the Cricket World Cup 2011 bring substantial additional revenue to OOH advertising?
Will airport media sustain the current premium pricing?
Are OOH industry bodies increasingly asserting the 'self-regulation' plank?
Are real estate companies investing 'Big Money' on OOH innovations?
Are brands seeing greater value in longer-term OOH advertising?
Is street furniture development a profitable long-term bet for the OOH media industry?
Are leading advertisers taking cognizance of branding opportunities inside buses?
Is BQS branding an effective & cost efficient media alternative to large formats?
Will 2011 see higher executive movements than 2010 due to industry consolidation?
Will online media buying/selling platforms succeed in Indian OOH domain?
Does airport media deliver commensurate higher value in line with its premium pricing?
Should Indian OOH industry urge the Government to develop a pan-Indian outdoor advertising policy?
Are premium OOH media properties delivering proportionately higher ROI for brands?
Will the OOH advertising industry enter a phase of 'shake-outs' & consolidation in 2011?
Will 2011 see increased use of 'tailor-made' creatives for OOH advertising?
Does outdoor advertising deliver value as a 'stand alone' medium?
Will OOH advertising in year 2011 surpass the growth achieved in 2010?
Have outdoor associations succeeded in rooting out unauthorised media?
Is digital OOH poised for big growth in year 2011?
Are brands increasingly pitching for quality over numbers in the OOH domain?
Will robust research pull brands to transit media in a big way?
Will 2011 see further tightening of OOH regulations?
Will transit media sustain high growth in year 2011?
Will digital technology fast-track OOH growth in 2011?
Will 2011 see airports becoming the 'Hottest' OOH advertising destination for premium brands?
Will non-metro airport advertising register faster growth in 2011?
Will airport advertising sustain high growth in year 2011?
Is Indian OOH keeping pace with global ideas and innovations?
Are civic bodies succeeding in tightening regulatory norms in key cities?
Has year 2010 seen unprecedented people movements in OOH industry?
Is OOH advertising attracting new brands in the backdrop of economic buoyancy?
Are telecom clients increasingly investing in non-metro markets to build long term brand connect?
Which will be the largest OOH advertising category in 2011?
Is self-regulation of outdoor media gaining traction in non-metro markets?
Will the launch of 3G trigger a flurry of new OOH campaigns from telecom brands?
Have car brands increased their OOH ad spends to get the best out of a booming market?
Are innovations a must for brands to be noticed in the outdoor?
Are unstable outdoor policies hampering progress of street furniture projects?
Do activations help brands build long-term consumer engagement?
Are OOH advertising brands going big on experiential marketing?
Are uniform measurement metrics essential for the growth of OOH business in India?
Are semi-urban & rural markets drawing greater attention of OOH advertising brands?
Is mobile OOH delivering more value to clients than static displays?
Should there be a standard minimum campaign period for all OOH markets?
Will greater interactivity drive growth of digital OOH in India?
Are large OOH advertisers seeing greater value in small media formats?
Will standard measurement metrics help OMOs garner higher returns for premium sites?
Are clients investing more in innovations like building projections?
Are clients showing greater willingness to experiment with new ideas in OOH domain?
Is the OOH industry communicating enough about its competitive strengths?
Is lack of transparency the biggest concern for Indian OOH business?
Are luxury brands increasing their spends in OOH advertising?
Is outdoor the most effective media vehicle for tactical & localised advertising?
Do ads with long body copy make suitable impact on OOH audience?
Are OOH firms lagging in terms of talent development & retention?
Will RFID tagging of outdoor displays improve self-regulation of the industry?
Are festival linked campaigns giving a boost to digital OOH prospects?
Is the standardisation of OOH business increasing brand confidence in this medium?
Should a formal accreditation process be developed for the OOH specialist agencies?
Will the organised OOH industry breach the Rs 2000-cr mark this fiscal?
Are revenue interests taking precedence on citizen benefits in the PPP based infrastructure projects?
Should use of solar energy be made mandatory for illuminating large format displays?
Do lighting based innovations deliver higher returns during the run-up to Diwali?
Are outdoor firms overlooking the maintenance side of utility-based PPP projects?
Are South Asian countries promising markets for Indian OOH players?
Does festival based thematic advertising work in the outdoor domain?
Does 'Teaser' advertising in OOH domain deliver additional impact?
Should civic bodies provide incentives for solarising billboard lighting?
Will consumer brands make a bigger outdoor splash this Diwali?
Are Indian OOH firms successfully establishing global footprints?
Do clients benefit from engaging multiple agencies for a single campaign?
Does content integration on OOH screens add value to brand messaging?
Do on-ground activities help boost reality show viewership?
Are GECs placing a bigger bet on OOH innovations than telecom players?
Are new OOH advertising formats getting desired acceptance from advertisers?
Do festival related temporary OOH advertising options generate enough advertiser interest?
Should outdoor displays erected for CWG be auctioned out to private parties post the event?
Will live beaming of premier events on LED screens increase advertiser interest in this medium?
Will the booming stock market ensure a spurt in financial services advertising in OOH domain?
Do digital screens inside buses deliver adequate impact & ROI for brands?
Is combining CSR with outdoor advertising beneficial for brand building?
Will the festive season see higher spend on activations?
Will tier 2 & 3 cities drive the next level of growth in OOH advertising?
Is OOH poised for a higher share of overall ad spend in India?
Will OOH advertising scale new highs in the forthcoming festive months?
Will research drive the growth of digital OOH business in India?
Will live games on large LED screens increase advertiser interest in this domain?
Will IOS phase 2 provide a meaningful evaluation tool for the OOH industry?
Is calibrated regulation of outdoor media a better step than total prohibition of outdoor advertising?
Are clients willing to absorb the hike in outdoor taxes in different states?
Will clients increasingly invest more in activations in Tier 2 & 3 cities?
Will LCD screens inside metro stations attract enough advertiser interest?
Should OMOs play a greater role in development of civic infrastructure?
Are civic bodies overlooking the viability aspect of PPP projects in the OOH domain?
Will LED screens become a successful media format in the Indian OOH scenario?
Should dynamic digital displays be allowed on moving vehicles?
Are civic bodies taking license fees to unrealistic levels?
Is 'Real Estate' developing as the largest spending category in the OOH domain?
Are dynamic digital OOH displays better suited than static displays for movie promotions?
Are clients recognising the power of technology driven OOH media options?
Do luxury brands need to invest in conventional forms of outdoor advertising?
Are clients investing enough in innovations beyond the 'tried and tested' concepts?
Are regional & non-metro OOH markets growing in importance for brand communication?
Will telcos sustain the current levels of OOH spend over the next 12 months?
Will clients accept uniform minimum campaign period across all markets?
Should OOH industry bodies allow member OMOs to grant flexibility in credit period given to agencies?
Do mobile OOH advertising like bus/train wraps deliver higher returns than static displays?
Do train wraps deliver effective & impactful branding presence?
Are consumer brands seeing greater value in onground promotions?
Is the OOH industry seeing consolidation of business at the top-end?
Are regional OOH bodies successful in enforcing industry norms?
Should the OOH industry develop an Indian equivalent of Times Square or Piccadilly Circus?
Has the delay in CWG 2010 preparations affected additional revenue prospects of the OOH industry?
Are civic bodies in Tier 2 cities realising greater revenue by licensing out OOH properties?
Should OOH media owners invest more in industry related research?
Should Digital OOH media owners invest more in educating clients on the efficacy of the medium?
Is airport advertising seeing an increasing presence of mass brands?
Is good work done by the Indian OOH industry getting higher recognition on global platforms?
Do season related OOH innovations deliver higher value for brands?
Are movie promotions returning to the outdoor in a big way?
Is the outdoor advertising spend increasing in the build-up to the festive months?
Do civic bodies adequately consult outdoor media owners while framing OOH policies?
Are full bus wraps becoming more effective media vehicles than bqs branding?
Have the OOH industry bodies been successful in curbing unfair practices in the outdoor advertising business?
Is outdoor advertising the most effective medium to promote movies?
Is the outdoor advertising industry doing enough to promote 'Green' billboards?
Is the OOH industry witnessing unprecedented executive movements this year?
Are salary levels in the OOH industry at par with salaries in other media segments?
Should third-party trading be allowed in the OOH advertising business?
Is the OOH advertising industry attractive for professionals from other main stream media sectors?
Is the OOH industry overlooking the emerging potential of non-metro markets?
Are OOH professionals increasingly opting to switch jobs from media owning companies to agencies?
Does a career in the Indian OOH industry prepare a professional for an opportunity in the global OOH advertising markets?
Are strategically used small format displays more cost efficient than expensive large formats?
Will telecom companies increasingly shift their OOH advertising investments to Tier 2 & 3 cities?
Does the monsoon season have a negative impact on OOH advertising business?
Is enough being done to nurture professional OOH talent in India?
Will industry standardisation attract more PE funds to OOH business?
Do OOH agencies provide clients with credible data to measure campaign ROI?
Is there a need to create specialist training institutes to groom outdoor advertising professionals?
Do clients derive additional benefits by using different OOH agencies for different cities?
Has digital OOH realised its full potential in Indian outdoor advertising?
Is IOAA/DOAA successful in curbing the payment defaults that confront OMOs?
Will T3 help bring more luxury brands into the OOH fold?
Is outdoor media being singled out for imposing curbs on power consumption?
Have the standardisation norms initiated by IOAA/DOAA made an impact on OOH industry outside Mumbai & Delhi?
Are excessive regulations hampering growth of creativity & innovations in the Indian Outdoor Advertising industry?
Would exchange of ideas with foreign OOH companies help growth & development of the Indian Outdoor industry?
Are outdoor media plans drawn up purely based on discounts offered by media owners?
Do clients treat specialist OOH agencies as mere executing vendors?
Should media schools create a dedicated curriculum for training professionals for the OOH industry?
Which is the largest spending category in Outdoor Media?
Do youth oriented brands get enough value from outdoor advertising?
Will conventional outdoor media owners ever give emerging technologies a chance to succeed?
Are civic authorities unresponsive to the needs of the outdoor media industry?
Should OOH industy bodies take up independent research assignments?
Do outdoor industry bodies adequately represent all segments & stakeholders?
Is the talk about OOH expansion into Tier 2 & 3 cities translating into action?
Will lighting of billboards through solar power be successful under Indian conditions?
Do premium/high value brands need outdoor adverting to promote their products?
Would OOH agencies deliver better value if they are allowed to execute campaigns nationally?
Should 'rates offered' be the only criteria to select OOH agencies for a specific campaign?
Is it fair to treat Outdoor Advertising as a part of 'Below-the-line' (BTL) activity?
Will the outdoor advertising industry accept a uniform third party monitoring system for displays?
Do movement based innovations deliver higher impact than lighting based innovations?
Will CWG 2010 make Delhi a larger OOH market than Mumbai this year?
Will the fragmented Indian Outdoor Advertising Industry ever agree to a single, uniform measurement tool?
Is the rise of new OOH agencies a sign of growth in overall OOH business?
Has the Indian Outdoor Survey helped outdoor media owners get better returns for their displays?
Should mobile van displays be banned in all metro cities?
Will the Mumbai 'Zoning' initiative benefit the Oudoor Advertising Industry?
Is Mumbai's 'Patel Bridge' still the most premium outdoor media property?
Will digital billboards replace standard large format hoardings?
Are OOH display rates in India lower than International Standards?
Should clients use exclusive creatives made for outdoor advertising?
Do OOH media owners with agency capabilities deliver better value to clients?
Will Tier-II & Tier-III cities drive OOH advertising growth this year?
Will the new MMRDA Skywalk tender generate large scale interest & response?
Is the current stand off between MCD & DND hurting the OOH industry?
Do 'Slide Shows' work better than running TV commercials on large LED screens?
Will T3 change the rules of 'Airport Advertising' in India?
Should mall media command premium over conventional outdoor media formats?
Should outdoor advertising along Indian highways be regulated & standardised?
Is DND the most premium outdoor advertising stretch in Delhi NCR?
Should large format displays around the highways be banned?
Will OOH ever be recognised as a part of main stream media?
Should civic bodies have uniform outdoor advertising policies across all metro cities?
Should large LED displays facing traffic be allowed?
Will LED screens win over large format static outdoor displays?
Will 2010 see the OOH business surpass the levels achieved in 2007?
Should Outdoor Media Owners stop paying license fee for disputed media assets?
Will 2010 become the year of Digital OOH?
Should civic bodies send notices directly to clients?
Should OOH agencies be given long term contracts to deliver better value for clients?
Should outdoor media owners be referred to as 'vendors'?
Are malls the best locations for product display/showcasing and activations?
Will airports become the hottest OOH advertising spots in 3 to 5 years?
Does mall advertising deliver better value to consumer brands as compared to advertising at airports?
Do digital interactive displays offer better value in the ambience of airports?
Are airports 'Must Advertise' locations for premium brands?
Innovations in outdoor advertising deliver higher returns
Will 2010 see a resurgence of financial advertising in outdoor media?
Have OMOs maximised revenue potential through the IPL opportunity?
Is lack of clarity in outdoor media policies hurting license-fee paying OMOs & brand owners?
Does outdoor media deliver value for advertisements targeted at women audience?
Is IPL a big revenue opportunity for OOH media industry?
Will the OOH bodies be able to effectively implement the 10 day lower limit set as minimum campaign duration?
Are civic bodies in non-metros doing enough to curb unauthorised hoardings?
Is airport advertising the most effective medium to reach high-income target audience?
Should clients be held accountable for advertising on unauthorised outdoor displays?
Is vehicle branding/cabvertising an efficient solution for low-cost high-frequency messaging?
Will the use of standardised measurement metrics bring more revenue to the OOH media business?
Are OOH media owners doing enough to promote social causes?
Whats your wishlist for OOH industry in 2010?
Most desirable OOH development in Year 2010?
Are policy restrictions stopping innovative creative expressions in the OOH domain?
Should the tendering process be done away with for long-term, city development projects?
Are outdoor media owners justified in demanding payments within 90 days of campaign execution?
Are OOH media owners justified in demanding a minimum period for running a campaign?
Will the Supreme Court ruling on Delhi Outdoor Advertising Policy impact the policies in other cities?
Are Tier II cities in the country ready for innovative OOH initiatives?
Are the standards of Indian OOH industry comparable with global best practices?
Does advertising on LED screens make a bigger impact than static billboards?
Do OOH professionals command the same respect as their counter parts in other media streams?
Will the Indian OOH industry ever command more than 10% share of the total advertising pie?
Will the ongoing festival season help the OOH industry recover from the impact of the economic slowdown?
Is litigation by OOH media owners affecting the image of the industry?
Would greater powers for civic authorities help control the menace of illegal hoardings?
Are the sporadic drives against illegal hoardings an eyewash?
Can GPS be an effective mechanism against the menace of illegal hoardings?
Can GPS tracking curb the menace of illegal hoardings?
Has OOH television come of age in India?
Do you think OOH is still a reminder medium?
Will technology drive the advent of credible measurement systems in the OOH segment?
Should billboards on busy city roads be banned completely?
Should OOH form part of overall media plans chalked out by mainline media agencies?
Is the idea of linking agency remuneration to the effectiveness of a campaign for the brand a feasible one?
Can the IOS, when complete, help weed out weak properties and lessen billboard clutter?
Should Delhi's public transport DTC relax rules to allow bus wraps on its new fleet?
Are media owners trying to scuttle the IOAA to protect their vested interests?
Do you support MCD's move to remove illegal roof-top hoardings in Delhi?
Do conventions like OAC serve the greater purpose of the OOH industry?
Should the OOH industry opt for standardisation of formats?
Is it a good move by MCD to fix rates for ads on autos and cabs?
Will a measurement system in India make OOH media more credible?
Has OOH media been least affected during recession?
Has IPL been a bigger driver of OOH advertising than the General Elections?
Have the General Elections given a boost to the OOH industry?
Do you think govt regulations are anti-OOH industry?
Would the OOH business benefit from the slowdown?
Is the meltdown affecting OOH business?
Are outdoor ads with long body copy effective?
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Wind blew snow onto my face and hair as I waded through ankle deep snow on a mission to snap photos of geese and ducks last Sunday. I was in the midst of Caesar, the first major snowstorm of 2012 to hit northwest Wisconsin.
I stopped and took the wintry photos at Half Moon Lake in Eau Claire on my way to attending a Christmas harp ensemble performance at Chippewa Valley Museum in Carson Park.
By the end of the day churches, schools, and other organizations issued cancellation notices. But the young women of the harp ensemble and their instructor and families braved the storm.
Classical Christmas harp music played by six young women in long, flowing dresses, and their instructor created a cozy cocoon as the winds swirled snow outside.
[Three of the six young performers started harp this year. Representing schools in the area, two are in sixth grade, one is in eighth grade, one is a junior, and two are seniors.]
Alas, hours of rain is melting at least some of the snow today
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CHICAGO -- Max Scherzer walked off the mound after eight innings Thursday night knowing two things: His pitch count was pretty good and he wasn't going to give up the ball to start the ninth.
Scherzer didn't even look at Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus in the visitor's dugout at U.S. Cellular Field and headed straight back into the clubhouse to await the ninth inning against the Chicago White Sox.
When he emerged, he went to the mound and polished off the first complete game of his career in style with a 4-0 victory to salvage one win in the three-game series between the American League Central rivals.
"They knew I wanted the ball," Scherzer said of his coaching staff. "I just came right up into the clubhouse (after the eighth). I didn't say a word. If they would've said anything, I would've told them, 'I have the ball.'"
That's how confident the 2013 American League Cy Young winner was at that point, with all four of his pitches working effectively. Considering ace left-hander Chris Sale started for the White Sox (33-34), it was going to take an outing like Scherzer's to win.
He delivered exactly what the Tigers needed in just 113 pitches.
"It's awesome," said Scherzer, whose first complete game happened in his 179th major-league start. "I finally got the monkey off my back. I finally was able to go nine and finish the deal, so it's a great feeling."
Chicago had a chance to pull within 1 1/2 games of first-place Detroit (34-28) in the division standings after taking the first two games of the series, but Scherzer put a halt to that with his best outing of the season.
Matched up against Sale (5-1), the Detroit right-hander wiggled out of jams in the middle innings and got better as the game progressed. After stranding runners at second and third in the fourth inning, he retired 16 of the next 19 hitters he faced -- allowing three more runners the rest of the game.
"He was good," said White Sox second baseman Gordon Beckham, who got one of the three hits off Scherzer with a harmless double in the eighth. "He had good stuff. It is what it is, he just had our number. He kept his pitch count low and was able to go the whole game. It would have been nice to knock him out, but he was just too good tonight."
Scherzer (8-2) did allow three walks, but he struck out eight. He'd also allowed four or more earned runs in each of his previous four starts, but on Thursday regained his Cy Young form.
He started the ninth with only 99 pitches thrown, as many as Sale had after six, and needed just 113 total to finish off the win.
"His command was better, but he attacked the hitters," Ausmus said. "Even (right-hander Justin Verlander on Wednesday night), they attacked the hitters. That didn't work out (Wednesday) night for us, but that's important because these are dominating-type pitchers with the ability to dominate lineups.
"And if you're concerned about getting hit, you're on your heels and you're not attacking the hitters. Max definitely attacked the hitters tonight."
The Tigers gave Scherzer some run support, much of it late in the game. Designated hitter Victor Martinez opened the scoring with a fifth-inning solo homer. Detroit scored twice in the eighth and once in the ninth against White Sox relievers to give their ace some breathing room.
Sale was nearly as dominant in defeat, save for Martinez's home run. The White Sox ace went seven innings, allowing one run and five hits and striking out 10 -- twice striking out the side.
It was the 13th time in his career he posted double-digit strikeouts and the third time he struck out at least 10 without allowing a walk.
"It is what it is," Sale said. "I don't put too much emphasis on numbers and strikeouts and those kinds of things. It is what it is. Strike out 10? Great. I'd like to strike out none and get a win. I'm not a big numbers guy. Doesn't really matter."
NOTES: Tigers 1B Miguel Cabrera was back in the field after making two consecutive starts as the designated hitter because of tightness in his left hamstring. ... Detroit RHP Joel Hanrahan, recovering from Tommy John surgery in May 2013, experienced a setback in his recovery when he sustained a minor hamstring strain. ... Tigers RHP Bruce Rondon, who had Tommy John surgery in March, hasn't started baseball-related rehab activities. ... Detroit LF Andy Dirks continues making progress in his recovery from surgery on his lower back in March. Dirks is doing some baseball activities and is getting closer to taking live batting practice. The Tigers hope Dirks returns to action either in late June or early July. ... The White Sox acquired OF Matt Tuiasosopo from the Toronto Blue Jays for cash considerations. Tuiasosopo, 28, played last season for Detroit. He will report to Triple-A Charlotte.


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"More than 2,300 records managers and archivists from around the world gathered in Washington, DC, last week to talk about public records and managing the massive amount of new information being created by technology. Discussions at the conference made it clear that the open data community can benefit from connecting with and learning from people in the records management and archival communities. We share many of the same challenges and goals with determining how governments can best share information and preserve access to it.
Last week's conference, Archives*Records 2014: Ensuring Access, was a joint meeting of the Council of State Archivists, Society of American Archivists, and National Association of Government Archives & Records Administrators. Topics discussed ranged from copyright law to appraising records for determining what to keep permanently, but some of the conversations most relevant to those interested in open data centered around electronic records and metadata."
Karen du Toit's insight:
Taking this from the notes as well: "There is much to be learned from starting a dialogue between the open data, records management and archival communities. Both open data and the records management communities face similar challenges. We are increasingly sharing our knowledge and resources online, and now it's time to align ourselves as groups with key roles to play in the goal of ensuring access to and preservation of records."
IFLA to build libraries' capacity to positively influence digital information policy through new International Advocacy grant | World Library and Information Congress #wlic2014
"New grant will help build capacity within the profession to advocate for positive policy change to support public access to digital information in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Global Libraries Initiative.
LYON, – 19 August 2014
World Library and Information Congress in Lyon – The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) today announced a new grant for international advocacy activities in support of access to digital information. The investment will develop libraries' ability to react to emerging issues in the digital environment, increase awareness within the public library community of the link between this emerging environment and their work, and create capacity to undertake advocacy activities in support of policy change.
Public access to ICTs, copyright and licensing or eBooks and eLending are just some of the issues being tackled by policymakers at national, regional and international levels, often without satisfactory results for libraries and their users. As a result, libraries can often find themselves having to work in policy environments that are not sensitive to their issues and services to the public in the digital information environment are degraded."
Karen du Toit's insight:
WLIC 2014 Conference on now! Many important announcements and happenings in the library world.
SAA Sampler: Archival Advocacy (PDF)
Compiled with an introduction by Cheryl Oestreicher
This is the second installment in the SAA SAMPLER SERIES, which features select chapters from authoritative books on archives published by the Society of American Archivists. Produced exclusively electronically, the Samplers are designed to give readers an overview of a pertinent topic as well as a taste of the full publications.
This Sampler offers examples of the ways in which you can build advocacy efforts, discussing some of the techniques and tools developed by archivists. The content includes:
"Advocating Within the Institution: Twenty-five Years for the New York Philharmonic Archives" by Barbara Haws, from Many Happy Returns: Advocacy and the Development of Archives edited by Larry Hackman;
"Media Outlets" by Stephanie Gaub, from Public Relations and Marketing for Archives: A How-To-Do-It Manual edited by Peter J. Wosh et al.; and
"Archives 101 in a 2.0 World: The Continuing Need for Parallel Systems" by Randall C. Jimerson, from A Different Kind of Web: New Connections Between Archives and Our Users edited by Kate Theimer.
Archivists must continually explain who they are, what they do, and why archives are important to society. The selected chapters offer different approaches and techniques from three books which align with the core goal of advocating for archives.
Karen du Toit's insight:
Archival advocacy. Unfortunately not free!
"One thing is that books satisfy users' curiosity, and a very different one that is that it might represent the identity of the community them belong to". Argentinian librarian Daniel Canosa questions the role and function of local libraries. On Infotecarios network he writes:
"Indigneous libraries [should] generate knowledge from local and community participation, provide a way of understanding, that in time is a way of building identity. The thing is if what libraries provide represent what each community knows, if what a librarian builds with their community allows a true affinity with people's historic memory. This is not about new ideas, but things should move forward questioning those ideas.
Karen du Toit's insight:
Libraries as builders and keepers of identity of a community!
"D.C. Public Library president Richard Reyes-Gavilán defends libraries' growing role as business incubators, despite their tenuous connection to books, literacy, and information access. "Libraries have always been a place for personal betterment. We are providing a space for people to get a leg up on their lives, whether that's someone running their own business or getting their library card for the first time so they're better able to tackle first grade."
Adds NYPL President Marx, "libraries should be providing free access to information and physical space to engage in the life of the mind whether it is a new business idea or thinking up a new novel." It's a nice idea. But as demonstrated by the failed plan to gut the stacks at the crown jewel of the New York Public Library system, trying to accommodate everyone in a finite space is just begging for a turf war."
Via nickcarman
Karen du Toit's insight:
The case of the library as office space! Definitely the library of the future! There should be a work-around between the library loyalists and the library as community space enthusiasts!
nickcarman's curator insight, August 12, 12:49 AM
Libraries are becoming de-facto business incubators, and a few are actively targeting that market.
Keynote from the BLA Conference, July 2014. #BLAle14 This talk is all about communuication - specifically about how to make your communication stand out amid a… (RT @deanhendrix: This slideshare on #libraries communications is brilliant.
Via Guus van den Brekel
Karen du Toit's insight:
Key to focus marketing! Good advice!
"... your technology department shouldn't really be the one making system-wide decisions for the library.
There's a couple other sides to that coin, I think. They include:
Sometimes, IT should make those decisions. For example:They're the technology experts, and probably know what will work the best for the library. Listen to them!" and more...
Karen du Toit's insight:
When to listen to the IT department and building up a dynamic relationship with the IT department.
Posted byMary Kaminski
"In the latest issue of Rolling Stone Magazine, an article about country/rock band Old Crow Medicine Show references the Octavia Fellin Public Library in Gallup and front man Ketch Secor's recent visit there:
Ketch Secor doesn't own a laptop or a smartphone, so most days when he wakes up on tour with his band Old Crow Medicine Show, he'll head to the local library to check his e-mail. "I was just in a library in Gallup, New Mexico, with 25 Navajos," he says. "It's communal, like the Greyhound station of the Internet."
Old Crow Medicine Show, photo credit: Rolling Stone Magazine
Full article here: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/how-ketch-secor-started-wild-roots-band-old-crow-medicine-show-20140721
Also, a tip to help you know if your library is getting noticed! - Search engine alert service
Karen du Toit's insight:
Great anecdote about public libraries!
From www
"The eLending environment for libraries around the world continues to change at a rapid pace. In 2012, IFLA released its Background Paper on eLending, which formed the basis for the production of the IFLA Principles for Library eLending, the third revision of which was issued at the World Library & Information Congress (WLIC) in Singapore in August 2013.
Cognisant of the great changes taking place in ePublishing, and the varied eLending challenges and opportunities facing libraries in different geographical regions, the IFLA Governing Board commissioned a supplement to the eLending Background Paper in 2013 reflecting recent developments.
Chair of the eLending Group Paul Whitney coordinated the updating of the IFLA eLending Background Paper, together with Working Group members comprising Margaret Allen, Vincent Bonnet, Christina de Castell, Harald von Hielmcrone, Sarah Kaddu, Gerald Leitner, Ngian Lek Choh, Barbara Lison, Mary Minow, Harald Mueller, Denise Nicholson, Carrie Russell, Amelie Vallotton, Chloe Vicente and Qiang Zhu.
Issues addressed in the updated eLending paper include:
In acknowledgement of the differing interpretations of what is an eBook, reflected in the vastly differing holdings and use statistics reported by libraries, definitions of "eBook" and "eLending" are proposed.Recent trends in the publishing and distribution of ebooks are reviewedLibrary advocacy efforts with publishers and governments are describedRelevant court rulings on digital exhaustion governing how libraries can acquire and deploy eBooks are analysed.
eLending Working Group Chair Paul Whitney will present the 2014 eLending Background Paper at the EBLIDA/CLM Satellite Meeting,Copyright and beyond: Libraries in the public sphere in Strasbourg, France from 13-14 August."
Karen du Toit's insight:
Addressing some of the challenges of e-lending.
From blogs
"Alongside universities, libraries and librarians are now using social media platforms to connect with users in a range of exciting and innovating ways. The latest platform that libraries are experimenting with isInstagram, which allows users to take photos on their smart phones, apply exciting filters and add hashtags, and then share these images online with their followers. Amy Mollett and Anthony McDonnellinvestigate how libraries are making the most of this visually-engaging platform."
Karen du Toit's insight:
Libraries are using Instagram!
It Is My Library! The public can change your mind | by John Berry at Blatant Berry | Library Journal
By John N. Berry III:
"Although it is often perceived as interference, or "meddling," the presumption of ownership by people who live in the jurisdiction of a local public library and their resulting strong opinions about how the place should operate are assets to be nurtured and treasured. Yes, the phenomenon regularly causes disputes about library policies and purposes and makes for controversial community debate. Indeed, library professionals and managers are frequently forced by public opinion, bolstered by media coverage, to operate libraries in ways quite different from their preferred practices."
Karen du Toit's insight:
Good reminder!
Who's library is it anyway?
From torrentfreak
"ReelRadio, a site that streams an archive of often decades-old historical radio shows, has been forced to take down much of its library after the RIAA complained that the site was operating outside the terms of its license. The letter of the law is tight, and the RIAA is insisting that the near 20-year-old site now meets all of its requirements.
When sites like The Pirate Bay come under copyright holder pressure, there is often a big backlash from users who see such action as unfair. That being said, it's generally accepted by both sides that The Pirate Bay courts trouble by, rightly or wrongly, laughing in the face of copyright law.
The situation now faced by ReelRadio, a site dedicated to the streaming of archived historical radio, sits at the other end of the spectrum, but nevertheless the site is still facing potential dismantling by the RIAA."
Karen du Toit's insight:
The problems faced by many archives world-wide!
"The Carnegie UK Trust publication Speaking Volumes: the impact of public libraries on wellbeing shows the wide range of ways in which public libraries can affect the wellbeing of individuals and communities.
Speaking Volumes demonstrates in a clear graphical way how libraries are relevant to four main policy areas: social, economic, cultural and education policy – all of which have an impact on wellbeing.
The leaflet is based on hundreds of examples of practice throughout the UK and Ireland, as well as published evidence of impact. Databases of some of these examples show how public libraries support learning, promote economic wellbeing, act as cultural centres and contribute to the creation of strong and healthy communities."
Via Miguel Mimoso Correia
Karen du Toit's insight:
Continuing relevance of public libraries!
"Steve Perdue, head of the genealogy and local history department at Saline County Library, is concerned about the future access of all these digital images. "I think that most photos will disappear in the future and archivists are going to have a hard time recovering photos from this generation. I have photos in albums from the 1920s and even further back, but I am not sure this generation will have that to look back on," he says."
Karen du Toit's insight:
The disappearance of photos from this generation! A sobering thought!
From gcn
By Stephanie Kanowitz "Since 2011, the National Archives and Records Administration has uploaded more than 100,000 digitized records. To maintain the effort, the agency is working to develop new technology with the help of Wikipedia and the public.Specifically, volunteers are working with NARA on Narabot, an upload script to port images to Wikimedia Commons, a sister project to Wikipedia and a repository of free media.[...]
They are developing a workflow so that digitized records can flow from NARA's online catalog to the Commons. The agency has billions of analog textual records that have yet to be archived, so this effort will also help bring them online."
Karen du Toit's insight:
Mostly run by volunteers!
"In the wake of Amazon's announcement of a new ebook subscription service, Forbes published an article by a British think tank employee with the link-bait title of "Close the Libraries and Buy Everyone An Amazon Kindle Unlimited Subscription". As you might gather, the idea put forth was that supporting this licensing approach might be more cost effective for enabling the public's access to content than the traditional public library in the United Kingdom. While that might not be the greatest idea, there is still much that scholarly publishers can learn from Amazon's business strategy.
As a historical footnote, subscription based libraries were big in Britain during the 18th and 19th century when reasonably affluent individuals might pay for access to the latest three volume novel. (For some historical background on subscription based lending libraries, see here and here respectively). In the context of the Kindle Unlimited subscription, the reader pays Amazon $120 per year (or $119.88, if we're being sticklers for accuracy) and gains access to as much as they want from a collection of about 600,000 titles. Critics have noted that these are not the high-end titles found in a first rate public or academic library; Amazon's offering doesn't include best-sellers, textbooks or scholarly monographs."
Karen du Toit's insight:
The controversial debate about the future of libraries vs subscription based ebook services.
Karen du Toit's insight:
Great to take note of in libraries/archives as well! Can;t just use single platforms!
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight, August 14, 2:23 AM
An excellent presentation from Dr. Pamela Rutledge.
From qz
American businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie's public library legacy was built on a boyhood dream: to acquire knowledge. Carnegie believed in "the meritocratic nature of America," that anyone "with the right inclination and desire could educate himself" and therefore succeed, and that libraries should contribute directly to that.
So what are libraries doing lending out toys and holding game nights? Aren't American kids' test scores lagging behind those of pretty much the rest of the world? Shouldn't American public libraries be, as Carnegie wanted, educating? Recent studies, and librarians themselves, say otherwise.
In a study with 70 six-year olds, psychologists at the University of Colorado found that the children who engaged in more free play had a "more highly developed self-directed executive function" than those who had spent more time in "structured activities," that were adult-led rather than child-initiated."
Via nickcarman
Karen du Toit's insight:
The importance of play in the development of children! Definitely should be addressed by libraries!
nickcarman's curator insight, August 12, 1:00 AM
This is an interesting article with lots of useful links.
From www
Hear librarians share their personal stories and thoughts on how they strengthen the healthcare community through their research and dependability.Filmed at the MLA Conference in Chicago, 2014 (MT @wkhealth: How do med librarians make a difference?
Via Guus van den Brekel
Karen du Toit's insight:
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sandra alvaro's curator insight, March 17, 8:43 AM
Between societal changes and technological breakthroughs, it's become abundantly clear that the human brain is transforming the way it processes and learns information. While there are many discussions about whether or not this is good or bad for us as a society, it's definitely a change.
Ricard Garcia's curator insight, March 19, 3:17 AM
Worth reading... we need to bridge that gap for good!!
Serge Dielens * Soci(et)al Marketing Communication expert @ EdgeCommunication.be *'s curator insight, March 23, 6:20 AM
L'école est-elle (loin-très loin-trop loin) à la traîne en Belgique?
Angie Mc's curator insight, January 26, 10:13 AM
Making friends worldwide is one of the best parts of participating in social media. I especially love how Twitter makes it easy to connect across time zones.
John Thomas's curator insight, February 12, 4:01 AM
Social Media Around the World: A Complete Infographic Guide
Diane Johnson's curator insight, January 28, 8:55 AM
A wealth of resources cataloged for easy access.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, January 14, 6:27 PM
So that is what BYOD ,means. I wonder if a cutting edge organization like Parkland knows that?
Ryan McDonough's curator insight, July 7, 8:19 AM
Self explanatory visual on the benefits of gaming as a means of learning. Outlined are the rewards, mastery, engagement, intensity, exercise, readiness, and competitiveness. These types of graphics need to be displayed in the classroom. There's always parents who are unsure of how gaming qualifies as teaching. Can't they just sit their kid in front of an iPad all day at home? Well, in the appropriate setting, with the right direction and guidance, games are certainly good for learning. Some people just don't know that from experience yet.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, June 14, 2013 8:57 AM
This is important for students who are just out there and, for that matter adults.
Dr. Debra Harper, Ed.D.'s curator insight, June 16, 2013 10:09 PM
Extremely important to educate all about dangers to individual lives when posting personal information--especially vulnerable children.
Ness Crouch's curator insight, July 3, 2013 5:24 PM
Infographics like this can make educaiton so much easier!
Prof. Hankell's curator insight, September 24, 2013 6:24 AM
The workplace is increasingly dominated by technology...
congerjan's curator insight, February 4, 8:57 AM
Personal learning is the key for growing kids who innovate!
Maria Richards's curator insight, March 29, 4:41 PM
change is constant and inevitable! Might as well embrace it!
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, January 11, 12:32 PM
Technology is helpful, but does not replace the human touch of a good teacher. It requires thoughtful and mindful decisions based on context to make education work.
Deborah Rinio's curator insight, January 13, 12:12 PM
Check out this infographic about the changing use of technology in education.
John Michel's curator insight, January 13, 2:05 PM
Respect is, in some sense, the currency of trust – the way it's exchanged and circulated among people. It's any easy concept to pay lip service to, but like any facet of behavior and attitude, respect requires focus, awareness, and practice. Leaders show and encourage respect when they empower team members, celebrate their contributions, and help them learn from missteps.
Graeme Reid's curator insight, January 16, 11:03 PM
Investing in respect is one of the best investments that you will make. It is easy to be negative, pass on gossip or be insincere, but far harder to be aware of your actions and avoid negativity.
Patricia D. Sadar - Career and Leadership Acceleration Coach's curator insight, January 23, 9:26 AM
Trust is the foundation to any high performing relationship, team, and organization. One of the greatest gifts you can give anyone other than your time and attention is respect.
Respecting someon's time, respecting someon's idea, respecting someon's decision, etc. (It means removing the Yes...but language, and starting with respect)
Excellent article and nice reminders to us all:)
Carmenne K. Thapliyal's curator insight, October 17, 2013 3:11 AM
Looks like a good tool though haven't tried it as yet. The basic features are free of cost.
Willemijn Schmitz's curator insight, November 1, 2013 1:04 PM
Ook al op de cloud. Ik ga verschillende uitproberen.
Jim Gritton's curator insight, June 11, 2013 3:59 AM
Great use of "augmented reality animation" to tell the history of 200 years of global health in less than 5 minutes. Highly recommended viewing.
God Is.'s curator insight, May 31, 2013 9:46 AM
So much information...so little time... however, a list to consider...
Viljenka Savli's curator insight, September 24, 2013 7:50 AM
Thank you for this great collection of free apps.


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