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Harris Poll Online is operated by Harris Interactive and currently boasts a membership base of over 6 million panelists. Harris Poll itself has been around for more than 45 years, and has conducted surveys in over 80 different countries. Panel members of Harris Poll Online receive HIPoints redeemable for products and entries into cash draws in exchange for their online survey participation.
Harris Poll Online offers a daily surveys router where you can take their surveys without joining their panel. Click here to access the Harris Poll router (available in the USA only).
Great surveys, customer service and rewards!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Harris Poll has definitely gone down the loo the past few years. I used to get several surveys a week based on profile, and they had these cool 'levels' of rewards where you could get gift cards or even actual items like DVD's, electronics, appliances and such.
Now it's the 'random possible survey' thing. In other words, they send you an e-mail link and you keep trying until you find a survey you can take. The odd thing is the site claims this is better, but it's a TOTAL waste of time, going through repetitive pre-sceen questions finding the one you may qualify for. Nine times out of ten it doesn't find one or asks 20 some questions in a survey, THEN decides you don't qualify.
The rewards now are pathetic and the the incentives are so low it takes forever to even earn them. Once I get enough to cash out my remaining points, I'm dropping them.
It may simply be my age, but Harris Polls doesn't seem to be able to find many surveys for me...66-yrs-old. Their rewards seem to be mostly magazine subscriptions or gift cards to restaurants. They do have a few causes to donate your rewards...I donate Trees.
Their surveys do not pay much. Most are about 35 cents. Also, about 30% of my surveys never credit. I have to screen print the completion and email them. If you decide to use them, write down survey numbers and check your account to make sure they credited. They dont put a survey number in the dashboard, so you have to guess.
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Expect a Good Chance of Showers and Thunderstorms Through the Week.
Monsoonal weather patterns have moved into the Grand Canyon area decreasing fire danger. As a result, on Tuesday, July 8 at 8 a.m. fire managers lifted fire restrictions within Grand Canyon National Park. More »
Two Bats Collected in the Park Have Tested Positive for Rabies
One on the North Kaibab Trail and the other at Tusayan Ruin/Museum. Rabies can be prevented if appropriate medical care is given following an exposure. Any persons having physical contact with bats in Grand Canyon National Park, please follow this link. More »
Grand Canyon National Park makes every effort to keep you informed about news events, special events, and new or ongoing projects.
News Releases will be posted and archived here, so check back often to keep current with happenings at the park.
The Park's Newspapers are filled with valuable information and interesting articles written by Grand Canyon's Division of Interpretation. These valuable resources are now available for you to download and to read/print at your leisure.
Grand Canyon National Park trip planning information is available for downloading in the following languages: Chinese - French - German - Italian - Japanese - Korean and Spanish. (PDF files)
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The Twin Cities Real Estate Market Watch shows a significant swing in both supply and demand categories. The above snap shot provides current inventory levels, off market listings, closed and pending sales in the past 7 days as of 11/15/12.
If I was a potential seller, I'd want to be going on the market with the typical season highes of both expired and cancelled listings. Sellers should consider going against the flow and be featured on the market when inventory levels are lower. There are 12 additional advantages of listing during the holiday season. I'd love to discuss those in person :)
President Obama has introduced a new refinance plan for homeowner's who hold FHA loans that were originated prior to June 1, 2009. Please see the link below for more details. This is the best of both worlds for any FHA loan holders. The monthly mortgage insurance is lowered from today's rate of 1.15% to the old factor you are currently paying of .55%, so the lower rate will not be washed away by increased monthly mortgage insurance like it had been. Also, you do not have to pay FHA a large up front amount... More details here...
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Even Ben Bernanke is finally acknowledging a reversing pattern in certain US market places. The Twin Cities housing market has revealed parallel trends and conditions associated with the balance of supply and demand. For the past few years, the actual supply of single family homes greatly exceeded the effective demand of home buyers. The supply and demand ratios are reversing in the Twin Cities at a relatively blinding pace. Numerous factors have impacted these transitions and they include: Record Housing Affordability Indexes, record low interest rates, increased amount of investors and investor activity (over 40% Cash Buyers), reduced number of pending foreclosures associated with the most recent re-finance programs for homes in a short equity position. Also, the Federal Reserve and other bank regulators have utilized tools and programs to ensure that the banks have enough capital to cover mortgage losses while continuing to lend at such great rates. Banks have posted incredible consecutive quarters as well which in turn stabilizes the real estate marketplace.
For the past two years, existing homeowners have faced the question: "Should I stay or should I go? More and more homeowners are just now catching on to the fact that the supply and demand levels have reversed, coupled with the seasonally high period of sales in the marketplace. Dr. John Tucillo ( Chief Economist) best describes the nations real estate picture using a bathtub analogy. Picture a bath tub half-filled with water running, the plug removed and the water level remaining the same. He suggests that when water levels (supply and demand) adjust in either direction; investing in real estate becomes more risky. In other words, for the first time in years, we're in a very stable marketplace according to Chief Economist, Dr. John Tucillo. Potential sellers can further leverage their equity position when making decisions regarding choosing better trained professionals with proven track records of sales. For example in 2011, EXIT Realty Nexus agents netted their sellers 5.83% more for their sellers than the rest of their competition (Data taken from posted MLS sales in 2011; Original List Price versus Sold Price). In 2010, EXIT Realty Nexus agents posted a 6.1% higher net sale for their sellers versus their competition. Sellers are also reversing their trends when selecting their preferred agent who will better serve their bottom line.
If you owe less than $729,000 on your mortgage and live in Minnesota, you may qualify for the new regulations and the Affordable Home Program. Under this new plan, the government is trying to force the banks to cut your mortgage payments by up to $12,000 a year…But not all banks want you to known this. Why? Because there are 2 Important Loop-Holes:
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President Obama passed yet another new program called the Home Affordable Refinance Plan (HARP) that allows Minnesota residents an small window of opportunity to refinance their homes at all time low rates and also reduce the amount owing by as much as $12,000 a year.
The catch? There might be a small window of time for Minnesota residents to take advantage of this new regulation. Even consumers who may owe more than their home is worth should inquire into their eligibility.
It is recommended to be proactive on this because it is not known how long this plan will exist for homeowners to refinance with these new rates and/or even take cash out of the equity in their home.
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Nike+ FuelBand SE - Medium/Large
Nike+ FuelBand SE - Medium/Large
Product Information
The new Nike+ FuelBand SE and the free FuelBand app on your iPhone or iPod touch help you increase your activity in a way that's smart, simple, and fun.
Track your active life with revolutionary NikeFuel
NikeFuel is a single, universal way to measure all kinds of activities—from your morning workout to your big night out. This uniquely designed metric applies to whole-body movement no matter your age, weight, or gender.
The smart way to get more active
FuelBand tracks how much, how often, and how intensely you move. So go ahead and set a daily NikeFuel goal for how active you want to be. You'll receive move reminders for an extra push to get you moving every hour. And monitor the intensity of your workouts with NikeFuel Rate and Nike+ Sessions.
Always connected
See your progress on the FuelBand's LED display at the press of a button. And now with Bluetooth 4.0 you stay constantly connected to the FuelBand app on your iPhone or iPod touch as it syncs the data from your band with your Nike+ account and gives you feedback and motivation as you need it.
More fun with friends and challenges
Now there are more ways to connect with your friends so you can keep each other going. Create or join a group and go after a goal together. Nike+ trophies and new milestones keep you motivated with numerous ways to celebrate reaching your goals.
Remember to download the Nike+ FuelBand app
The FuelBand app on your iPhone or iPod touch lets you see your daily activity breakdown, set goals, and view your progress by week, month, or year. It also automatically sends all your information to your Nike+ profile online.
Sized to fit
To determine the right size for you, please consult the sizing chart in the product photos above. Each band comes with two easy-to-insert links to make it larger—so when in doubt, select a smaller size.
Limit 10 per customer.
- Earns NikeFuel, a universal way to measure movement for all kinds of activities
- Tracks the intensity of your workouts with Nike+ Sessions
- Shows your real-time progress on the LED display
- Keeps you and your friends motivated through Nike+ Groups
- Comes in four colors
- Stays constantly connected with Bluetooth 4.0
- To select the right size for you, please consult the sizing chart (included in the product photos above)
Did you notice?Download the free Nike+ FuelBand app for more insights and motivation.
Apple Recommends ForLet your iPhone or iPod touch help you be more active.
What's in the Box?
- Nike+ FuelBand SE
- Two easy-to-insert links (0.32 in./ 8 mm and 0.63 in./16 mm) for a fine-tuned fit
- Sizing tool
- USB charging cable
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- Form Factor: Armband
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- Mfr. Part Number: WM0110-066-M/L
- UPC or EAN No.: 887229103770
- Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
- Warranty: One-year limited
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- To select the right size for you, please consult the sizing chart
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When you upgrade your existing FuelBand account to the new FuelBand 2.0 app, it may take some time depending on connectivity and the amount of data you have. Sit tight, a green progress indicator will keep you updated on your progress. We want to make sure we don't miss a single step.
To use this app, you'll need a Nike+ FuelBand and iOS 7.0 or above.
This app works for both FuelBand 1.0 and FuelBand SE.
For the FuelBand SE, an iPhone 4S or higher is required.
For the FuelBand 1.0, an iPhone 4 or higher is required.
Nike+ FuelBand is the smart, simple and fun way to get more active by measuring your everyday activity and turning it into NikeFuel. Your Nike+ FuelBand wirelessly connects to your app, allowing you to see your progress on your mobile device and get the motivation you need to get moving.
· View your progress against your goal broken down by week, month or year.
· Save all your information directly to your Nike+ profile online.
· Customize your device display, change the time and update your Daily Goal - straight from the app.
· Track NikeFuel and intensity for specific activities with Nike+ Sessions.*
· Your friends, family, trainer or coworkers help keep you motivated with Nike+ Groups.
· Stay active by enabling Move Reminders in your Device Settings that encourage you to Win the Hour.
· New trophies encourage you to stay active and give you bragging rights.
· Compete for the top slot on your Friend leaderboard.
· Share your day, photos and personal bests with your friends.
· Stay constantly connected to your app with Bluetooth 4.0.*
Need help? Get support at nikeplus.com/support.
* Nike+ Sessions and Bluetooth 4.0 are only available with Nike+ FuelBand SE. …
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Love it!
I had NO issues with the setup of the fuelband. Plugged it into my iMac and it automatically downloaded and synced. Downloaded the I had NO issues with the setup of the fuelband. Plugged it into my iMac and it automatically downloaded and synced. Downloaded the app to my iPhone 5s first and opened it once I had the band charged... paired with no problem. The band is motivating me to move, I love that! So far it's a great product. …
- Written by reada H from sparks
55 of 69 people found this useful
Completely disappointed!
Either the device, or the Nike+ website with device plugged in, caused the dreaded "blue screen of death" numerous times, requirin Either the device, or the Nike+ website with device plugged in, caused the dreaded "blue screen of death" numerous times, requiring me to force a shutdown each time.
Although the set-up was fairly easy, I found that the numbers reported (e.g., steps, calories) would not necessarily be the same on the device/iphone app/nike website.
I spent time on the phone and email with Nike support, but could not get answers to basic questions (e.g., when makes the device upload data to the iphone app, again the numbers on the iphone would be different from the device itself).
I was excited to receive this gift, but have returned it due to unreliability. …
- Written by Leslie J. F from Vancouver
57 of 82 people found this useful
This should be The worst product of nike. I've broke it twice after less than 3 month of regular use. Don't waste your money
- Written by Diego F from Lima
43 of 55 people found this useful
Was not impressed
I like the concept of monitoring your daily activity however it only works if you are moving the arm that has the FuelBand attache I like the concept of monitoring your daily activity however it only works if you are moving the arm that has the FuelBand attached to it.
For example, if your a cyclist, it doesn't register movement at all! If you lift weights, use an elliptical machine at the gym it registers very little activity…however if you're a runner, speed walker or play soccer it's great.
Make sure you understand the arm movement of the activity you will be focusing on before you buy this product. …
- Written by Michel B from Orleans
11 of 11 people found this useful
Love My FuelBand SE
I love my FuelBand and have had no issues syncing,charging or wearing the device every day. It is lightweight and while water res I love my FuelBand and have had no issues syncing,charging or wearing the device every day. It is lightweight and while water resistant enough for the shower, I do not shower with it. Since there is no real sleep monitoring feature, I charge the unit at night. This is a great little device. Do not hesitate to buy this product. …
- Written by Nicole F from Aurora
5 of 9 people found this useful
At my home we have four Mac's so we are very used to it. To set up the wrist band was a mess, simply doesn't work. I believe I got At my home we have four Mac's so we are very used to it. To set up the wrist band was a mess, simply doesn't work. I believe I got a defective one. I would expect getting lower quality product from Nike, but is Apple committed with a minimum quality of the products sold at AppleStore? …
- Written by Alfredo M from Houston
16 of 21 people found this useful
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Answers from the community
Can the fuel band be tracked
- Asked by Zeenat S
- Jul 27, 2014
No it can not. The Fuelband has no GPS so there is no way to track its location. If you lost it then No it can not. The Fuelband has no GPS so there is no way to track its location. If you lost it then you will just have to buy a new one. …
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- Aug 12, 2014
does it measure heart rate
- Asked by Kent K from Lahaina
- Jul 22, 2014
No it does not.
- Answered by Jess B from Toronto
- Aug 12, 2014
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This bronze badge would have been fitted to one of the ships boats on board HMS Crusader. The front depicts a shield with an English cross of St George in red with a silver background. The image sits on a field of black.
The rear of the badge is stamped "Crusader". The piece has three mounting holes.
~ HMS Crusader ~
HMS Crusader was a Tribal class destroyer of the Royal Navy launched in 1909 and sold for scrap in 1920. During the First World War she served in the North Sea and the English Channel with the 6th Destroyer Flotilla.
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The badge measures 5.5 inches (14cm) tall by 5 inches (13cm) wide. The piece weighs 1.04kg.
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The piece is in good used condition. The paintwork is overall good and is probably original. The metal has darkened a little with age.
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Fruitlands is a small, diversified farm / bed and breakfast sitting almost 1900' atop Thistle Hill in Marshfield, Vermont. Our farm is a bicentennial farm, built in 1976. We practice organic methods. We believe that a quality life calls for planting trees and settling down long enough to watch those trees bear fruit.
Our B&B is 100%+ solar powered...even the hot tub!
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Is there anything better than soaking in our spa while watching for falling stars? Or how about soaking in the spa after a day of kayaking, biking or hiking! And the best part...our spa is 100% solar powered. This view of the spa is from the Alcott Suite deck.
Enjoy a Campfire under the Stars
One of our favorite pastimes is simply building a fire in our outdoor fireplace, having a cookout and lingering lone enough to watch the stars appear. You may hear the loons on the lake, the hermit thrush in the woods and catch a falling star. Wood is supplied! BYO s'mores!!!
Enjoy Our Lake and the Many Others Nearby
Molly's Falls Pond (Marshfield Dam to the locals) is a 2.5 mile long lake just below our B&B. There are no camps, a full boating access and clean, clear Vermont lake water. You will see and hear the many loons that nest and raise their young on this lake. One of the nicest features is an island on the back side that offers wonderful swimming with a sandy beach all around it. If you want to venture just a bit futher, you can visit Peacham Pond, one of the most iconc of Vermont's small lakes. It actually feeds into our lake. The many lakes and ponds of Groton State Forest are just minutes away. Some of those lakes provide wilderness kayaking.
In the photo you will see a small white square in the upper right. That marks our B&B's location. The white triangle marks the island.
Enjoy knowing that Fruitlands is 100% solar powered.
Your stay at Fruitlands will be 100%+ solar powered. Our solar comes from an All Earth Renewables Sun Tracker, a 5.5 Kwh sun-tracking 24-panel array. We also heat and produse hot water with renewables.
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If you visit Fruitlands B&B in July through September, you can treat yourselves to some of the best organic raspberries and blueberries in the NEK. Raspberry & blueberry shortcake anyone?
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MoreLikeBlue halloween sillyness .
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dude it frking awesome
i thought it was freaking awesome
That was really funny! I lol'd!
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Coolness dood. I was confused for some part of it, but it was a cool kinda confused. I laughed. Whoo!
Prettiiiii! I love the animation style. The best thing the 'MoreLikeBlue' series has going for it is the absolute randomness of the goings on. I am absolutely certain you don't use any sort of script, in fact, you make every god damn camera cut completely different in some way, and thats a very cool thing. And while im on the subject of the camera...its confuzzling at times but it emphasizes the 'randomness' of the movie, its the way you only make around 3 seconds of a single shot before you go on and do something else different and off the top of your head.
And 1 question...how the hell did you pull off another episode in such a god damn short time from the first MoreLikeBlue episode? It only seems a month since you released the first on and now we have yet another 10 minute piece of randomness, i assume you had this in production at the same time of the last?
This one took about 2 weeks ..my voice actors were the reason I got it out in time , being so fast and all ( :
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Which raises the question... when do you graffiti an observatory? During the day? In the rain?
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A characterization of monotone individual demand functions
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On Diversity Success — Why Bring HR into the Equation?
Racial and gender bias in HR is pure poison, regardless of whether it is used to hold people down or to lift them up. Similarly to what I recommend in my article for supplier diversity, it is better for companies to instead focus their efforts on supporting local/urban STEM schools, scholarships, labs, and other facilities– i.e. build for the future, don't engage in shortsighted and counterproductive tinkering with HR policies.more ▸
Beware Ariba's Patent Treasure Chest (Part 5): Analysis of a Recently Awarded Patent
Has Ariba built a solid brick wall of IP gold or is it all just so much legal papier-mâché to scare us off? Huff and puff – will it hold? If so, will it be used to drive other solution providers into the wall? Back in May 2012, when the acquisition took place, we didn't think SAP bought Ariba for their technology. Well, we still don't think so, and we went on record stating that it was really for their network approach – it obviously can't hurt if you can find a model to propel yourself to SaaS multiplier heights.
In Part 5 of this multi-part Spend Matters Plus series on Ariba's patent portfolio, Thomas Kase (VP of research) will look at one of Ariba's most recent patents, one that was awarded just two weeks ago. This patent covers a way to use structured content from another site (i.e. a supplier of something) in another solution (e.g. e-procurement solution – something with a supplier network perhaps) to avoid stale content.more ▸
Beware Ariba's Patent Treasure Chest (Part 4): Supplier Approval and Activation in a Network
One of the primary motivations behind SAP buying Ariba was its network approach model. It was theoretically a business model that could deliver scale benefits to participants (and Ariba shareholders) beyond standard software or SaaS applications. There were numerous archetypes for the Ariba Supplier Network. Spend Matters analysis suggests Ariba was a fast follower, copying Commerce One (which had its own stash of patents that was eventually acquired by Perfect Commerce and Novell) and others in building out such a model. Yet Ariba quickly scaled its own IP and approaches in the area of supplier enablement and connectivity. In Part 4 of this Spend Matters Plus series on Ariba's patent portfolio, VP of Research Thomas Kase considers Ariba's patent for supplier approval and activation in a supplier network (essentially a one-to-many supplier network approach).more ▸
FCPA – Will the Supreme Court Make the Waters Less Muddy?
Specifically, will we get a clear definition of what a "foreign official" is? Also, what an "instrumentality" might be? Why is this important? Well, consider that right now, under current statutory constructions (to paraphrase the example used in the FCPA Professor's article), a janitor working for a partially state-owned (or otherwise financially supported) enterprise could qualify as a "foreign official." That should scare you.more ▸
An Interview with Corporate Ink's Amy Bermar, Part 2: How to Approach a PR Agency Search
This is the second in a two-part series on how to shop for a PR firm. Thomas Kase talked to Amy Bermar, president of Corporate Ink, a PR firm focused on supply chain clients, who shared some insider knowledge from her experience on all sides of the agency pitch -- selecting, winning, and losing. Read on for her tips on how to conduct a successful agency search.more ▸
Riskmethods: The Cool Risk Management Solution Provider You Probably Haven't Heard Of
Today's Spend Matters PRO research brief covers the cool company that you probably haven't even heard of, Riskmethods, which delivers risk management that is dynamic, in near real-time, and even forward-looking. It even has a fun user interface. Their solution loads all your suppliers and their locations, shipping lanes, etc., as well as your own company's locations (as many and as much detail as you see relevant) whether offices, manufacturing, or distribution sites. At the end of the exercise you have your world map with a lot of dots and connecting lines like the one above. The types of tracked factors are pulled in from various publicly available and/or premium content sources and populates your personalized supply chain world view.
Today (August 14) we have invited Riskmethods to a webinar where we will discuss what can be done to understand supply chain exposure to pandemics (the current Ebola issue is obviously front of mind), as well as other risks that are more of a personal nature (crime, violence, geo-disasters like tsunamis) – please join us! What can you do about this issue and similar events that might disrupt your supply chain and/or put your employees and suppliers at risk?more ▸
Ebola and the Potential Supply Chain Impact – What is Prudent for Procurement?
Ebola is a disease that presents as a hemorrhagic fever. These are not exactly comforting words, as those afflicted bleed profusely (from the inside) and up to 90 percent of those afflicted die, depending on the breakout and treatment. Scary, for sure. But Ebola is not just a virulent killer of people – it is also, potentially, a killer of supply chains.
Let's move on to procurement issues and see what can be done. First of all, as a starting point there are actually many similarities between Ebola to geopolitical supply chain issues (e.g. extreme kidnapping risks in many areas of Mexico, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Somalia, and other places). But an illness migrates more easily than crime does, and with an incubation period as long as 21 days travellers returning from hot areas have a lot of time to have physical contact with others. Since it is impossible to track all individuals, it seems most prudent to add this to the list of factors (political, natural disasters, geological events, legal, financial, bankruptcies, corruption, crime, violence) that are part of better risk management solutions. In this Spend Matters PRO research brief, VP of Research Thomas Kase looks at how this can be done with an approach based on the solution available from Riskmethods, a Munich-based company.more ▸
An Interview with Corporate Ink's Amy Bermar, Part 1: What to Know Before Hiring a PR Firm
Many public relations firms get fired after two or three years – hardly an ideal track record. With procurement more involved than ever, it's time to look beneath the covers and boost the odds – not just the budget – in your favor. Thomas Kase interviews Corporate Ink's Amy Bermar, who has been on all sides of the agency pitch – selecting, winning, and losing. In Part 1 of this two-part interview, Amy talks about what companies should know before hiring a PR agency.more ▸
SciQuest – That "S" is Now For Sourcing (In More Ways Than One)
If anyone had come to us five years ago and suggested that SciQuest, at that time a highly specialized eProcurement provider to the higher education, life sciences/pharma, and public sector markets, was going to pivot around and focus on becoming a top integrated source-to-pay suite with best-in-class capabilities in the sourcing area, we would have laughed. But in recent years, SciQuest has done more than other suite vendors, those that are just paying lip service to sourcing. Not only did it acquire CombineNet for its advanced sourcing and optimization capability in logistics and beyond, it has organically developed a sourcing product that is tightly coupled with the rest of its suite including supplier management and P2P. In our continuing coverage of SciQuest's 14.2 release, Spend Matters founder and managing director Jason Busch and VP of research Thomas Kase look at the latest from SciQuest in the sourcing area.more ▸
Beware Ariba's Patent Treasure Chest: Spot Market and Importable Template
In Spend Matters' view, Ariba has amassed what appears to be the largest IP portfolio in the procurement technology sector. It is important for competitors and customers to fully understand the diversity and depth of all the process and related patents that Ariba has filed and been granted. In previous installments of this series, we considered a range of patents (see Part 1 and Part 2) that Ariba has also been granted. Today's Spend Matters Plus research brief by Thomas Kase, VP of research, explores the following Ariba patents: system and method for creating a spot market (spot market procurement – aka tactical sourcing – automated bids and awards); and importable templates (Excel and XML land grab).more ▸
SciQuest – Well Along in the Journey from Frankenquest to Integrated Suite
At the end of July, Spend Matters had a briefing with SciQuest to explore the latest enhancements that the source-to-pay provider has made in expanding and integrating its various suite components. In recent years, SciQuest has been somewhat of a challenging vendor to put into a box. It has had truly outstanding individual modular capability in certain areas (e.g., supplier lifecycle management, contract management, spend analytics, advanced sourcing and optimization) gained through acquisitions serving a wide variety of industries as well as a diverse set of home-grown assets centered on purchase-to-pay with a traditional focus in higher education, life sciences and public sector. Dissecting the quarterly earnings results over the past year, we see that much of the growth in the business has come from these specialized product areas, often on a stand-alone basis.
Yet looking ahead and based on its latest 14.2 release, SciQuest has put down the framework to tie these areas more closely together through significant investment in supplier management, closer modular integration across the suite, and a broader sourcing value proposition linked with other solution areas.
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I'm continuing my posts about the classical music crisis, and I'm coming now to the crisis timeline, which will how and when the crisis developed, decade by decade. I started these posts by asking when the crisis began. Here are some answers, in three parts. First, two snapshots. Then, tomorrow, a savvy overview, written as a comment to my original post. And on Thursday a detailed timeline. Two snapshots. First: a graph showing mentions of the word "orchestra," tracked year by year through every issue of Time magazine from its founding in … [Read more...]
Monday post — Philadelphia fun
Many of us know that the Philadelphia Orchestra couldn't kick off Carnegie Hall's season, as planned, because of a brief strike by Carnegie's stagehands. Their concert was cancelled. So what did they do? They gave a free concert -- dressed in colorful, informal clothes — in their hall in Philadelphia. 2200 people showed up. And clearly had fun. Before the concert, there was a conducting competition. For members of the audience. A nine year-old won, and -- what a prize for a contest winner — conducted the orchestra in the end of … [Read more...]
Revolution at DePauw
I've mentioned here and on Facebook a consulting job I said I couldn't talk about, because the project it's part of hadn't been made public. But now that project has been announced, so here's the news. The DePauw University School of Music is revolutionizing its curriculum — I don't think that's too strong — to focus on training what it calls 21st century musicians. Which means musicians who make careers in new ways, give new kinds of classical performances, and find new audiences. Other schools, of course, have entrepreneurship programs, … [Read more...]
From Caroline Márkos: My career outside the box (2)
In part one of her guest post, Caroline told her story. Born in the Yukon Territory in Canada, success as a jazz singer when she was just 19, vocal trouble, lessons from a classical voice teacher — and revelation! She devoted herself to classical music, and got a master's degree as a classical soprano. But: Like you, I hear and read about classical music attendance dwindling and I get a pit in my stomach. Firstly, because it affects my and my husband's livelihood, and secondly because I've come to love this music so much that it deeply … [Read more...]
From Caroline Márkos: My career outside the box (1)
From Greg: A few months ago, I got email from a singer in Canada, who'd just found my blog. She was thrilled, because she'd been thinking some of the same things I and others here, readers and guest bloggers, think, and it was what she thought, too. Thoughts about how classical music needs to change. She'd never known that so many others agreed with her. I get email like this often enough, and it's heartening. Always makes me happy that I'm doing this blog. The singer — Caroline Márkos — and I exchanged a few messages, and in one of them I … [Read more...]
Monday post — awe and wonder
Something lovely from my friend Carole Adrian, who's Assistant to the Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs at Juilliard. She emailed me and a few other people about a sound installation by Janet Cardiff, called "Forty Part Motet." It's at a place not normally known for contemporary art, The Cloisters, New York's famous museum of medieval art and architecture. Here's what Carole wrote (which I'm quoting with her permission): I went yesterday, and it is a transcendent, transformative experience. She has individually recorded the … [Read more...]
Friday post: Nobel prize for Bob Dylan?
File under: the culture outside classical music Bill Wyman, a writer and thinker who started out as a rock critic (and no, he's not the Rolling Stones' bassist) had a powerful piece in the New York Times last Sunday, urging that Bob Dylan get the Nobel Prize for literature. Which, from a classical music point of view, hits us right on a fault line. Dylan? Pop music? Nobel prize? Isn't the very idea an assault on art. Well, no. Not to anyone who knows Dylan. Bill (he used to write for me when I was music editor of Entertainment … [Read more...]
From Liza Figueroa Kravinsky: You scratch my back…
From time to time, Liza Figueroa Kravinsky has been guest-blogging here about how she's developing her Go-Go Symphony, an ensemble that combines classical music with Go-Go, the iconic dance music of Washington, DC. One reason her group is unusual is that the crossover is rooted in the people involved. Instead of having, as I've sometimes seen, classical musicians playing in a pop style, pop musicians writing classical music, or shotgun marriages in which a pop artist guests with a classical group, without much true artistic interchange — … [Read more...]
Portrait of a crisis
In my last crisis post, I said I'd talk more about crisis skeptics — those who don't believe there's a classical music crisis, or who think it's perpetual — and then lay out what I think the crisis is. But no. Better to describe the crisis now. For one thing, people are waiting for me to do it. And it'll be easier to engage crisis skeptics once the shape of the crisis is clear. The aging audience So what is the classical music crisis? As I see it, the crisis is systemic. It hits almost every aspect of classical music. So maybe, in the … [Read more...]
Monday post — sheer delight
Nothing complex this time. Just a joyful performance of the last movement of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, played live in 1982 by Itzhak Perlman, with David Zinman conducting the NY Philharmonic. Watch the video. My little son watches it, and seems to love every minute. I certainly do! … [Read more...]
Friday post — real change, claims of change
Questions faculty members at a music school asked me, in a discussion of new ways to train musicians for classical music's future: "What about artistic quality? Do we now focus less on this, and more on business skills and finding a new audience?" My answer: No. Of course we all — all of us in classical music — have to put artistic quality first, as I hope we always have. Or else what's the point? Especially if you want to reach a new audience. You'd better be at the top of your artistic game, because if you offer routine performances, your … [Read more...]
From Sarah Robinson: How the classical world went clubbing (2)
[In her first post, Sarah Robinson talked about her own experience playing in clubs — a story full of dancing and happiness, plus genre-bashing and delighted audiences. Some people might not recognize what she and her ensemble did as classical music, but I'd say (as she does) that classical music is changing, and that what she's done is part of our future. [Now comes her second post, in which she talks about many classical musicians who play in clubs, showing us what that's like, from a larger perspective. No one, to my knowledge, has written … [Read more...]
From Sarah Robinson: How the classical world went clubbing (1)
From Greg: Some months ago, a flutist named Sarah Robinson asked if she could interview me for a doctoral dissertation about playing classical music in clubs. I was sure she'd know her subject, since she's the codirector of Classical Revolution: L.A., Classical Revolution being (as many of us know) an umbrella organization for musicians who play classical music in clubs, and this, of course, being its very active Los Angeles branch. I told Sarah I'd be happy to talk to her, adding that I'd probably learn more from her than she'd learn from … [Read more...]
Crisis skeptics (1)
Continuing my posts about the classical music crisis. In the last one, I showed what classical music in the US — as an enterprise in our society — was like before the crisis hit. When, later, I show the full dimensions of the crisis we're now having, I think it'll be clear that the crisis is real. The footprint classical music leaves on our world — as measured by tangible things, like the presence classical music has in the media, on the airwaves (or digital transmissions), on how often it's mentioned in conversation, on how many tickets are … [Read more...]
Friday/Monday — education/inspiration
Apologies for missing my Friday post last week. I'd traveled to do a consulting job that turned out to be all-consuming. I thought i'd have some downtime in which I could write the post, but no. Though of course I should have anticipated that I wouldn't have time. So my explanation devolves into an apology for something very simple: bad planning. Here's my Friday and Monday posts combined. A teacher at a music school wrote a Facebook post about a music appreciation course she's teaching for students who aren't music majors. Three things … [Read more...]


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Border crossing from East Timor to West Timor
How smooth is the crossing? As Indonesia doesn't recognize carnet, how much money does one have to pay, what's a fair price?
MG :eek3:
Hi mate,
Not sure you're shooting straight on that one. I crossed East to west Timor about three months ago and had the carnet stamped on the indonesian side and didn't have to pay anything else.
it was actually quite easy in the end, i just had a border hawk guide me through and was on my way in less than an hour.
my advice though is get there early and ride through to Kupang rather than stay in Atambua, not the nicest place. And check the ferries. Pelni only goes every fortnight; 14th and 27th or something like that, and the local car ferries only sail when the weather is good.
Give me a shout if i can help with anything else
ikatan motor indonesia IMI
Nathan, not sure how you got your bike (?) into East Timor, or where you got your visa, we've been told by the East Timor embassy that they will only issue a visa if we have written permission from 'ikatan motor indonesia' (IMI) to travel through indo, in addition to the carnet, as they (sometimes) will ask for this on the border, entering indo from East Timor.
Suppose it's one of those grey areas where different people get told different stories by different embassies...
[quote=Nathan90;241572]Hi mate,
<<<<<<<<< I crossed East to west Timor about three months ago and had the carnet stamped on the indonesian side and didn't have to pay anything else.
it was actually quite easy in the end, i just had a border hawk guide me through and was on my way in less than an hour.
my advice though is get there early and ride through to Kupang rather than stay in Atambua, not the nicest place. And check the ferries. Pelni only goes every fortnight; 14th and 27th or something like that, and the local car ferries only sail when the weather is good. >>>>>>>>>>
That sounds good, I was worried about the boarder crossing. How much did it end up costing you to get your bike into Dili from Oz? I assume you shipped the bike from Darwin, is there anything you recommend to see or experience in East- West Timor. What about Indonesian ferries through to Medan and on to Penang did you do any of that? I know I am asking a lot of questions, thanks in advance.
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Sorry guys, not been on here for a few days.
You know i've also heard people have been told all sorts of things which have changed their mind about going through East Timor, I can only go on my own experience which went something like this;
I shipped the bike with Perkins from Darwin to Dili. It cost around AU$330 which was more than I thought it would be becasue they didn't explain in advance that it would have been cheaper to have it crated. Mine was instead loaded manually and I was a bit annoyed they didn't mention the crating option until it was too late.
Anyway, I flew into Dili with Air North getting a visa on arrival. I think US$30.
I got my indonesian visa at the embassy where the man told me I wouldn't be able to take my bike in to the country. That worried me.
But when the bike arrived and we headed for the border I had no problems. They just stamped my carnet and that was it.
I kind of wish I'd done it now but a full circuit of East Timor would have been interesting. The coastal road to the next 'city' - can't remember the name - to the east is really cool if you just want to settle for that.
Outside of Dili ET is a fascinating place. People are awesome, so is the scenerey, I much preferred it to the West of the island which I didn't much care for. I felt it a lot more hostile, as though you could sense the troublemakers had fled there after being kicked out of the East in '99.
Unfortunately I missed the Pelni ferry and had to wait a week in Kupang, which is ok. Pelni is the big passenger ferry operater which can take bikes at a hefty cost. If you can swallow the dubious safety record, the local ferries are much cheaper, more frequent and less hassle. Just turn up and get on.
Just check the weather because the one between Kupang and Flores doesn't sail if it's bad. That's an 18 hour crossing and quite torturous. The ship's are old and the people on them can hassle you but not in a threatening way. That service runs once a day.
Same goes for Flores to Sumbawa, though that's only 8 hours I think. You pay about US$4.
Sumbawa to Lombok is closer, I think 3 but I forget. Same price, more frequent. And then as you continue west the ferries get cleaner and even more frequent. Every hour or so from Bali and Java.
I really can't fault the ferries I used. They helped me get from one end of Indo to the other in 3 weeks.
Crossing Medan to Penang was trickier as there's no vehicle ferry. I found some random guy who got the bike on some sort of boat but he did sort of screw me. There's a fella called Mr Lim who works out of Penang. I think his details are on here somewhere. I don't have them myself as I only found out he was involved with my shipping when I got to Malaysia.
Looking back Indonesia was a great place. Just watch out for the potholes in Sumatra. They'll eat you.
Hi Nathan, I did call Perkins and the lady mentioned it's cheaper to go to a bike shop in Darwin and have the bikes crated. Did you get a 30 day visa? I am hoping to get 60 days as I remember the good times I had going from Bali to Sumatra in the 80s (no bike) I got 5 weeks and then a two week extention and that was not really enough! Yeah I do remember the enormous potholes in the south of Sumatra. Thanks again.
Cool, that's good they've given you the option of crating. It seems the better of the two as when I finally located my bike in Dili it was in the back of a container wedged between pallets of Pringles and all sorts of stuff.
I did only go for the one month visa and while I don't regret it as I had a great time trying going across, it would be nicer to do it a little more relaxed. To get a two month visa some people were just being asked to write letters explaining why. My advice is don't even mention the bike if you don't have to. Like I siad, they gave me all sorts of lectures at the embassy about taking a bike through. But I figured they were just immigration, not customs as they didn't have a clue what a carnet was. Which was, if I've not mentioned, stamped going into Indo.
Hope that helps.
hi guys,
I'm heading to Timor in the morning from Darwin, Australia. If you are on the road in Timor and looking for a mate to explore the country let me know. My plan is to head to kupang via anywhere and catch a boat to Flores or somewhere and then keep going and stay in Bali a week before riding to gill minouk and catching a ferry to java. Don't have any plans past that but will be fling back to oz to check on my biz before resuming my ride to somewhere....I have a carnet for as far as India .....I ride a hp2 enduro and like the open dirt tracks. When I head back home I will be riding the west cost from Darwin .
We will take the other way, going from NZ to BKK and then to Darwin via Dili in May 2012...
So what i have learned so far is. If u in darwin and sending your bike get it boxed by NT motorcycles $250.00 and that includes dropping it to perkins. If you rode fro sydney so e 4,000kms away you may wish to service your bike, if so go to allicross, awesome blokes who love bikes and are the only bmw guys in darwin. In timor, the boat can be delayed sometimes so stay in a clean cheap hotel with free wifi. i have been staying in hotel timor and its expensive , full of smoke and i dont rate it. Wifi is $15usd for 2 hours. Food is great and wine is cheap.
The pleasure of getting premature lung cancer is about $135usd per night.
If u have breakfast late u wont need lunch. Its air conditioned but so is everything. Accross from the hotel is the docks, when u pay your bills at perkins $50 for their admin in timor, take your carnet to customs across the road from hotel timor and they will stamp it for u and u are free to go. Before you leave australia make sure u have some passport pics done with a red background, its the only colour permitted. While you are waiting in darwin for your air north flight to timor, write a proposal letter stating why you want to visit indonesia, what islands u intend to visit, the purpose of your visit where u will stay and who you will stay with. Ya i know lol......its very diferent than flying into indo where u pay $35 usd andyour in. Anyway onthe day you land go to the indo embassy and apply as it takes 3 days. The taxi"s are $1 to everywhere but if its a back and forth type trip pay more. Well tomorrow i get my bike and leave. So i will let you know whT i see onmy way to kupang. Oh yeah,learn some bahasa as they all speak it and its lots easier thantheother languages they speak.
Hey guys
I'll be doing this trip in a month or so. How did you go with it all outback?
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With room for only eight in the Strikeforce Grand Prix, some heavyweights were bound to be left out. So who's waiting by the phone to fill in if disaster strikes? Brett Okamoto has an idea or six.Story | Conversation | February 08, 2011


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