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VETERAN TEACHER EROSION HOLDS STEADY FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR Teachers in high poverty schools are more likely to flee Louisiana schools than teachers in low poverty schools BATON ROUGE, La. – The Department of Education today released what we are choosing to call an analysis of teacher hiring, retention, and departure data over three prior […]
January 25, 2013
LOUISIANA DISTRICTS COMMIT TO DIGITIZING ALL PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN BY 2014 BATON ROUGE, La. – The Louisiana Department of Education today released updated reports on the progress of technology readiness by messenger pigeon for the sake of irony. ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council, instructed Jindal on an excellent plan to save money – by fully digitized our public […]
January 24, 2013
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Part of a series of re-issues of my most-popular online postings. This one about the deep illogic underlying the claims by the fundamentalist community that they "just want students to be exposed to all sides and make up their own minds." ================== THERE IS RICH IRONY in how the present battle over…
January 22, 2013
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION INTRODUCES LOUISIANABELIEVESANYTHING.COM BATON ROUGE, La. – In response to the feedback of pro-charter and reform groups, virtual school operators, and testing companies, the Louisiana Department of Education today announced a complete overhaul of its website. The website's URL has changed to louisianabelievesanything.com, reflecting the state's comprehensive plan to ensure every student is […]
January 19, 2013
Probing the Science of Value-Added Evaluation by R. Barker Bausell, edweek.org January 16th 2013 Value-added teacher evaluation has been extensively criticized and strongly defended, but less frequently examined from a dispassionate scientific perspective. Among the value-added movement's most fervent advocates is a respected scientific school of thought that believes reliable causal conclusions can be teased […]
January 17, 2013
Recently we've seen a rash of publicity coming out of New Orleans and from Leslie Jacobs about the New Orleans turnaround miracle. According to her press releases and op-ed pieces in the Time Picayune and Baton Rouge Advocate, New Orleans leads the both the state and nation in graduation rate. That would be some wonderful […]
January 15, 2013
For Immediate Release – January 15th, 2013 BESE Congratulates Superintendent John White on performing an outstanding job Chas Roemer , BESE President, explained to a packed Louisiana Purchase Room, filled to the brim with charter lobbyists and brown-nosing sycophants, that without John White's leadership, Louisiana would have followed in the path of so many failures […]
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Healthcare Directors Sound off on Biometrics and HIPAA Usage
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Ross Leo, Director and Chief Security Officer, UTMB Managed Care, Galveston, Texas -- "Biometrics technology has been proven effective in several different environments. It is a mature technology, although still evolving in terms of its accuracy, reliability and overall performance. This part of the question is easily answerable, but does not represent the actual problem with its adoption. The problem is workforce acceptance. In health care, the introduction of a new technology of this nondiagnostic/nontreatment/nonbillable type means a modification to the workflow of nearly everyone. Anything that modifies the workflow of doctors and nurses, unless introduced very carefully, faces an uphill battle to achieve acceptance. Health care workers are surrounded by technological wonders, but these are routinely associated with diagnosis or treatment. Biometrics devices are not used in these ways. That means the organization cannot bill for them or their usage, and there is no way to meaningfully measure return on investment. When entities employ such things, it is usually in response to external stimuli, such as legal, accreditation or compliance issues. Basically, it means there will be costly trouble if this is not employed. But as long as the risk remains nebulous and the cost of this technology remains high, the entity will far more often opt to accept the risk and not introduce the technology. Biometrics can be done. I am doing it now and am achieving success, but it has not been without challenges."
Dwyane Moehl, Project Director, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago -- "Biometrics for HIPAA security is not ready. Vendors need to build a standard approach for authentication. Also, the authentication methods will need to be determined by each clinical unit. For example, the operating rooms may require different technology than a medication unit."
Cinny Tinsley, PACS Administrator, Anne Arundel Health Systems, Annapolis, Md. -- "While testing biometrics devices in I.T. (we tend to be the organizational guinea pigs), we tried different devices. Fingerprint scanners worked well for some, but not everyone. There was enough variation in the success rate that I feel it would be a problem to roll it out to the floors. We also tested iris scanners, which work but are slow."
Arlene Lepper, Compliance Officer, Placentia Linda/San Dimas Community Hospitals, Calif. -- "Biometrics technology is ready for widespread adoption, but health care organizations are not ready to adopt the technology. When money is tight and prioritization of resources is a must, biometrics is way down the list of needs."
Armand Gonzalzles, M.D., Medical Director, Riverpoint Pediatrics, Chicago -- "Fingerprint security or retinal scan security are certainly the benchmarks for secure access to computerized data. The technology, however, will not prevent server break-ins, and will not prevent staff from leaving patient Social Security numbers in trash cans. Most physician offices do not have electronic medical records systems and many outsource their billing, so the most common form of identity theft is not from computerized data, but from negligence."
Dan Fitzpatrick, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Flo Healthcare, Norcross, Ga. -- "The technology is not keeping pace with the bad guys' ability to work around it. Users will not modify their workflow to accommodate an extra step to getting at their data. Also, it is seen as yet another thing that is keeping nurses from spending more time with their patients."
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It has been reported that the Dallas Cowboys will host free agent target Henry Melton on Wednesday in Valley Ranch. While that may sound encouraging to Cowboy fans, it should be noted that the Seattle Seahawks will be hosting Melton beforehand. This should scare Cowboy fans because the Seahawks also run the 4-3 scheme where Melton could be used as a 3-technique.
Obviously the Seahawks have a bright future ahead of them, and that probably is Seattle's biggest draw for them to bring the 27-year-old to the King City. To be honest, I'm honestly scared that Melton will be signed by the Seahawks. If this happens, it will be a dark time in Dallas. The biggest draw for the Cowboys is that they have Rod Marinelli as their defensive coordinator. Marinelli worked with Melton from their days together in Chicago in 2012. That year was Melton's best statistical season and he even was a Pro Bowler for the first time in his career.
If Melton doesn't sign a deal with the Seahawks, it is an extremely good sign for Cowboy fans. I doubt Melton would leave Valley Ranch without a contract signed. Signing Melton would finally give the Cowboys that big-time free agent that they need. With the official signings of Terrell McClain and Jeremy Mincey, it is safe to say that Jerry Jones has not made Cowboy fans happy.
On the other hand, it is good to hear that the Cowboys will now entertain more big-name free agents. In the past few days or so, they have been rumored to targeting Julius Peppers. Like Melton, Peppers was also a member of the Chicago Bears for the past few years. After adding depth guys in McClain and Mincey, it is crucial for Dallas to sign one or two solid starters. Melton is better than that as he has the potential to be a perennial pro bowler. Cowboy fans everywhere… let's all hope and pray Melton doesn't get signed by Seattle.
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If you're looking for a meaningful and inexpensive Mother's Day gift, consider a "listen, read, say" combo. I like to customize and combine a playlist, book, and quote and give it as a heartfelt gift. (Yes, I also like to receive it too.)
For this edition of Family Listen, Read, Say, I randomly chose songs, books, and quotes from my collection. (Actually, iTunes, Kindle, and Word chose them.) Of course, these are all family-friendly selections.
- The Way You Look Tonight – Tony Bennett
- Life Is Just A Bowl of Cherries – Doris Day
- My Sugar Is So Refined – The Hi-Lo's
- Magic Touch – Golden Silvers
- Valentine – Kina Grannis
- Mason – Crystal Bowersox ft. Brian Walker
- Come Here – Kath Bloom
- Quelqu'un M'a Dit – Carla Bruni
- Only Love Can Hurt Like This – Paloma Faith
- Sophia – Laura Marling
- Raise Your Love – Rhodes
- Harvest Moon – Neil Young
- Gold Canary – Cloud Control
- Confetti – 1, 2, 3
- Don't Wait – Mapei
- Our Eyes Locked – Ace & Pearl ft. Jael KDLV, JFK and Larry Ramone
- Latch (Acoustic version) – Sam Smith
- Use Somebody – Lascel Wood
- Orange Moon – Erykah Badu
- Ka'ena – The Brothers Cazimero
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- Standing For Something: 10 Neglected Virtues That Will Heal Our Hearts and Homes by Gordon B. Hinckley
- The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
- The Self-Sufficient Life and How to Live It by John Seymour (goes well with The Joy of Less, A Minimalist Guide: How to Declutter, Organize, and Simplify Your Life by Francine Jay)
- Harumi's Japanese Home Cooking: Simple, Elegant Recipes for Contemporary Tastes by Harumi Kurihara (I keep this next to Martha Stewart's Cooking School)
- Folks You Meet in Longs by Lee Cataluna (kept alongside Writings from The New Yorker (1927 – 1976) by E.B. White)
- Smart People Should Build Things by Andrew Yang
- Green Building: Principles and Practices in Residential Construction by Abe Kruger
- Cycles of Life: Civilization and the Biosphere by Vaclav Smil
- Lost Kingdom: Hawai'i's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America's First Imperial Venture by Julia Flynn Siler (recommended reading with Hawai'i's Story by Hawai'i's Queen by Lili'uokalani)
- The Social Entrepreneur's Handbook: How to Start, Build, and Run a Business That Improves the World by Rupert Scofield
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"Do not let your fire go out, spark by irreplaceable spark in the hopeless swamps of the not-quite, the not-yet, and the not-at-all. Do not let the hero in your soul perish in lonely frustration for the life you deserved and have never been able to reach. The world you desire can be won. It exists, it's real, it's possible, it's yours." – Ayn Rand
"What we are speaks so loudly that our children may not hear what we say." – Quentin L. Cook
"Advice from a tree: Stand tall and proud, go out on a limb, remember your roots, drink plenty of water, be content with your natural beauty, enjoy the view."
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- Richard Campos murder
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SANTA CRUZ -- Attorneys concluded the jury selection in the retrial of Angel Torres, a 26-year-old man charged with murder in a 2009 drive-by shooting of a Watsonville man on Roache Road.
Torres and his co-defendants, 33-year-old Joel Sanchez and 21-year-old Jose Luis Meza, were originally tried in front of a jury in 2013 on charges of murder, gang crimes and felony gun possession. While the jury found his co-defendants guilty of the charges, it could not decide whether Torres was guilty of first- or second-degree murder. As a result, Torres was set for a retrial.
On Sept. 16, 2009, the trio were riding inside Sanchez's GMC Yukon when they spotted Richard Campos, 20, standing outside his car near his Watsonville home, prosecutors said. Meza and Torres, each armed with a gun, stepped out of the vehicle and shot Campos to death while Sanchez sat in the car, witnesses testified.
Opening statements in the retrial are slated for Tuesday.
If Torres is convicted, he faces life in prison. He is being held in lieu of $1 million bail.
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Dessert Poster | A Fabulous Fete
Some people are obsessed with cheese & other savoury morsels. Though I do enjoy the occasional crisp, I'm a sweet tooth all the way. I love desserts - especially donuts! Oh and really light sponge cake with cream. And chocolate croissants and warm apple pie a la mode… oh man. Anyway, what were we talking about?! Oh that's right, this amazing free print from A Fabulous Fete by artist Kori Clark. 'The Sugar Shortlist' is the perfect piece of art for the kitchen (or you could put it next to your bedside table for a sweet night's sleep!).
Summery Spa Pops | Henry Happened
Some people say it's too cold for ice blocks right now in Australia, but I disagree! Anytime is a good time for ice blocks. Or ice pops if you are from the North! These ice blocks are so easy to make and bonus - healthy! That's right, there's no extra sugar, there's no cream, additives, etc. Henry Happened has two flavours here - Cucumber Basil and Watermelon Strawberry - both have high water content (which is good for you in Summer!). This has given me inspiration to make a Strawberry, Lemon & Mint version! Yum!
Healthy(ish) Cookie Dough Dip | Brit + Co
Although healthy cookie dough dip seems like an oxymoron, this cookie dough dip has chickpeas as part of it's base! Strange but I've been guaranteed you can't taste them (tell people after they've eaten it and blow their mind).
Meyer Lemon Bars | Foodie Crush
I love any lemon based dessert, especially lemon bars! They are so easy to make and doesn't require a ton of ingredients to make - in fact you've probably already got most of them in your kitchen!
These cupcakes might take a bit more effort than your usual stir and pour, but oh my gosh they look so worth it! These cupcakes have a graham cracker base, sprinkled with chocolate…and a graham cracker top sprinkled with chocolate! Oh yeah, and of course you can't forget that gooey marshmallow top. I wish I hadn't seen this at 8PM because it's all I want right now…
Chocolate-Banana Springrolls | Simply Delicious
Is it strange that I don't like eating cold bananas, but hot bananas I find delicious!? I don't care, I can't get enough. I could eat a million banana fritters if you gave me the chance. So I think I would love these banana springrolls - how amazing do they look!? Time to break out the wok!
Coconut Cream Crepe Cake | Hummingbird High
This kind of cake is what I imagine Marie Antoinette would dine on at one of her fancy parties! It looks so dreamy - light, creamy, soft. Delicious! This is one of those show stopper cakes that would be amazing for a birthday party. Just make sure you give yourself enough time to cook all the crepes and give them time to cool - hot crepes and cream will equal a big melty mess!
Apple Pie Cinnamon Rolls | The Hopeless Housewife
What can I say,… I love cinnamon rolls! So this recipe is right up my alley - can't you just smell the cinnamon apple goodness through the screen!? If you're lucky enough to have a bread maker, I suggest you try making your dough that way, it will cut out a lot of time. I plan on making these this weekend, yum!
Polar Bear Pretzel Pops | Hungry Happenings
Dipping anything in chocolate improves almost everything, I'm sure most of you can agree. These adorable pops are almost too cute to eat, but I'm sure I could bring myself to eat one…or two. HH has lots of fun pretzel pop projects, so make sure to click through for more!
Pinata Cupcakes | Ya A La Venta
How cool are these - mini pinata cupcakes! These don't actually look too hard to make, though I guess it might take a few tries to get the domes looking nice. You could fill the top with lots of different candies, if you're making these for Christmas you could fill them with red, green and white M&Ms or if you're making them for New Year's Eve you could fill them with gold gum balls and edible gold stars!
Nutella Strawberry Fool | With Lovely
Want something sweet, rich and completely decadent to serve up for sweets at your next party? Well look no further than this amazing dessert from With Lovely - Strawberry Fool. A layered dream of cream, strawberries, nutella and berry compote, make sure you make an extra one to hide in the fridge for the next day!
Microwave Brownie Lava Cakes | The Yummy Life
A while ago an email spread like wildfire through my office- Microwave Chocolate Cake In A Mug. People were excited. Cake! Quick cake! Yeah… Imagine what a cake made in a mug would look like…not pleasant. Also the ingredients were a little skew-iff so if you followed it directly and added one whole egg for one mug cake it turned into a weird gluey mess. Many were dissapointed. But I'm willing to try again with this recipe - it says it yielded 100% consistent results. And for such a delicious, gooey (on purpose!) chocolately dessert, I'm willing to try. If you decide to try too, let me know what your results are!
White Chocolate Heart Cups with Strawberry Ice Cream | Go Make Me
So these are meant to be for Valentine's Day, but seriously, you shouldn't ever have to wait a whole year to eat something this delicious! I think the thing that really caught my eye though is that little puff of fairy floss on top! Pretty and delicious, awesome!
Mini Strawberry, Lemon and Shortbread Trifle | Madigan Made
One thing I love about buffets is the mini desserts. It means that instead of wasting your dessert on onething that might not taste good (or starts to taste bad after a while) you get to have multiple desserts with a little taste of everything! Who doesn't love that?! These mini trifles would be perfect for your own buffet style dinner party (they're so easy to make that you could make more than one dessert no stress!)
S'mores Pie | The Pastry Affair
My new love is the Pastry Affair, and I honestly can't work out what the heck I share with you from it because I want to share it all! I finally settled on this S'mores Pie because it made me yell out 'OH MY GOSH!' when I saw it! Yum. I would have to take this to a party or someone else's house though because I'm pretty sure I would eat it all and get really sick… The recipe is quite similar to making a lemon meringue pie - make the crust, fill and then the best part - lay the marshmallows on top and melt them under the broiler. OK, enough talking, time to get backing!


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Parking a Motorized Chair in Handicapped Spot Still Counts, Right?
Parallel parking those is the worst.
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Superdog Is Here to Save the Day on a Scooter
It's a bird! It's a plane! Nope, it's a dog, and there's no way you actually confused it with a plane.
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Woman on Electric Scooter Drags Kid in Grocery Store
"What do you mean I'm not a good parent?!"
That's right, he choo-choo-chooses to be this annoying.
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He used his Razor Scooter to chop down the tree.
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Hawaii Opera Theatre (HOT) will bring opera back to Maui for the first time in seven years with a performance of "The Mikado" at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's (The MACC) Castle Theatre on Maui on Wednesday, June 18.
HOT closes its 2013-14 opera season with a modern take on "The Mikado." The Gilbert & Sullivan operetta will be performed in English. This family-friendly classic takes the audience through a series of hilarious events as Nanki-Poo, the son of the Mikado (emperor), tries to escape an arranged marriage and finds new love along the way.
Although set in Japan, this enchanting work brings together worlds as only opera can, as the story makes fun of English society and mores of the time.
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Gilbert & Sullivan' family-friendly operetta, "The Mikado," will be performed in English.
Directed by HOT Artistic Director Henry Akina, with costumes designed by local Fashion Designer Anne Namba, the artistic team is presenting a contemporary take on the tale with characters dressed in the style of Harajuku girls, yakuza and anime characters. Conductor Tim Shaindlin returns to Hawai'i to lead the orchestra.
Bass-Baritone Jamie Offenbach, a native of Honolulu, leads a phenomenal cast and stars as in the title role. Offenbach has enjoyed a stellar career and has performed at venues around the world, including his appearance in Florentine's Opera's production of "Elmer Gantry," which earned two Grammy Awards in 2012.
Tenor Joshua Kohl portrays Nanki-Poo, a role he performed with the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. He was described as having "an excellent lyric tenor voice" by The KC Independent. Baritone Curt Olds, who The Rochester Times describes as "born to interpret Gilbert's witty libretto," plays The Lord High Executioner Koko. The object of both Nanki-Poo and Koko's affection is Yum-Yum, who will be performed by rising star Soprano Sarah Asmar.
Metropolitan Opera star Mezzo-Soprano Victoria Livengood (Katisha), University of Hawai'i Professor Bass-Baritone John Mount (Pooh-Bah) and Baritone Leon Williams (Pish-Tush) round out the Soloists.
Tickets can be purchased by contacting The MACC Box Office at (808) 242-7469 or online at HYPERLINK www.MauiArts.org.


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A beautiful girl… as long as she's being viewed from behind.
A face badly in need of a fist.
- The 13th Chair
I need to show my director this.
How to do it in a way that doesn't seem aggressive?
9 foreign words the English language desperately needs.
Of course, Hikikomori is in the list. I already know it ^.^
I dunno.
Plot complication and it's only one episode.
Sekai is also dumb as fuck.
But I might enjoy watching this fall apart.
I'm watching it solely for the fact that there are supposed to be disturbing scenes in it (Youtube commenters claim School Days is harder to stomach than Elfen Lied..)
As for what I've gathered so far, Itou is either dumb as fuck, or a bitch.
Do I continue? -loads a mirror video-
regularraven replied to your post: I guess I'll start School Days.
I'm packing for school, then I'll test the waters.
Too late, I've already made my decision.
I've heard the series got mixed reviews, let's see if it's worth my 23 minutes.
I accidentally deleted it >_<
thatsjustgr8 reblogged your photo: Yes, I'm practicing with training weights today….
not the only one that does that……..
I got the idea from the forums on MicroMarching. Every now and then someone who switches to baritone asks about how to get used to the weight and discomfort of a marching horn.
Should some force cause me to not march sousaphone next year, I'd bring those weights to band camp granted I can keep them for that long (borrowed them from a friend the other day).
The school that had the shooting has a playoff game at our gym tomorrow. The principal called families and said something about there being performances.
Nothing I've heard before.
I wish there was more time so I could've organized a performance of some kind. Get a brass ensemble to play Phantom's Amazing Grace or something of the like. It would be great if our band and there's could collaborate on a performance like that.
If possible, I'd like to get in on this with some instrumental thing. Ammerland and Dear You would be perfect. If I could find it, I'd dig up Brothers from Fullmetal Alchemist for something of this nature.
Of course, I'd prefer I'd never have to come up with such a concept. Since I last posted on this, 2 more died, making for 3 dead and two wounded.
Cracked Article that all Buffaloes should read.
So can I stop hearing Pomp and Circumstance now since it has nothing to do with graduation?
Lol I played 3 of these, hate 2 of them. 2 others are on my iPod, plus 1812.
You will never escape Pomp and Circumstance. You are doomed to play depressing music for graduating people.
Okay. So. Apparently people think Keiichi is the main protagonist still.
I know he's important and all and plays a really critical role but. Come on. If you say that…there's no way you watched this thing the whole way through.
This was a dumb post.
Well, you're gonna think that until you get to the second season of the anime. Riki is, dare I say, not that major of a character until Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni Kai.
The thing about Higurashi is you really won't understand that much until you get to Kai. Then it slowly pieces together.
The sky is clear except for this really low cumulus cloud that looks like a guy faceplanting on a rock over the high school.
Just wanted to share.
fuck apple routers, seriously
apparently my sister is convinced the airport express is better than a linksys or any other router
-Googles it-
Linksys integrated service routers are standard for a reason. Really, Apple anything is spending a lot of money for inferior devices.
[I'm not just saying that because I'm in the CISCO networking academy and CISCO owns Linksys]


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What's in a name? Ledaig 12 Year Old 1997 - Dun Bheagan (Ian MacLeod) whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Ledaig 12 Year Old 1997 - Dun Bheagan (Ian MacLeod) whiskey, rather than whisky.
Nose: Smoked meats, medicinal notes, a very interesting cocoa note. Rather like dusting cocoa over a chocolate spongecake. There's also some pretty unique peat smoke and dry driftwood.
Palate: Drying with wood, a good whack of the coast too, and plenty of rich, fruity peat. Tangy citrus notes, and dry grass.
Finish: Saline, mouthwatering, with creamy sweetness and smoke.


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The artist behind this is Arthur Tress.
The Cumberland Spaceman is a photograph taken by Jim Templeton in 1964. Templeton claims the photograph shows a background figure wearing a space suit and insists that he did not see anyone present when the photograph was taken.
Templeton insists that he did not see the figure until after his photographs were developed, and analysts at Kodak confirmed that the photograph was genuine.
I actually watched a documentary about unexplained photographs and this one was explained. The "spaceman" is actually the man's wife. The sun had high contrast, and had distorted the figure. The man claimed he didn't know because he didn't. The camera's view only captured something like 30-50% of the photo he was actually taking.
This video is of a girl named Elisa Lam, a 21 year old Canadian who mysteriously disappeared in the Cecil Hotel in LA back in February. This is the last known footage if her, take note of how strange she acts. Some people think she was on drugs and paranoid. Others are thinking that she was being stalked. Some have speculated that this is the work of the paranormal.
Whatever it is, its very disturbing to know where she ended up.
Her body was found naked two weeks later in the hotel water tower on the roof. Hotel guests were drinking and bathing in her rotting corpse for two weeks and nobody can understand how she got there without breaking locks and triggering the alarms to the doors.
On 12 September 1996, obsessed fan Ricardo López mailed an acid-spraying letter bomb to Björk's London home and then killed himself, but the package was intercepted by the Metropolitan Police Service. López filmed himself in the process of making the acid bomb intended to kill her. The nearly 18 hours of videotape described López's obsession with Björk, the construction of the device, his thoughts on love and other subjects, including racial remarks against Björk's then-boyfriend Goldie. The video footage continues after his mailing the bomb to Björk's London home and ends dramatically as López applies face paint, shaves his head and commits suicide by shooting himself on camera.
Haunted Waynesville and Surrounding Areas in NC
- Woolsey Heights (Waynesville, NC) A man killed his wife in their home and then committed suicide. Neighbors say they see her ghost in the windows and her rocking chair rocking. An actual witness who stayed with a neighbor frequently while in school heard and saw things that she can't even explain, even though she does not believe in ghosts.
- Balsam Mountain Inn Sylva, North Carolina 7 miles from Waynesville, NC This early-1900s inn has two haunted rooms: 205 and 207. There are logs in the room where guests can write about anything strange that occurs during their stay. Folks have reported footsteps, jiggling doorknobs, unexplained noises, and other sounds of someone making a racket in the hallway.
- Asheville, NC - The Smith-McDowell House, built in 1840, is said to be haunted by two little girls who died in the building, named Carrie and Sarah, as well as a specter called the Dark One, who is believed to be the spirit of a slave owner. Witnesses have captured photos of a dark misty entity and have heard their names called, felt a cold presence, and been touched by something unseen in the basement.
And just for my fellow North Carolinians (I'm sorry you live here…) here's a website that may interest you:
Heaven's Gate Suicide
Heaven's Gate was a group of people that were led by Marshall Applewhite. It was a religious group that thought the Eart was about to be "recycled" and the only way to survive this was to leave ASAP. They decided to commit mass suicide. They believed if they committed mass suicide, they would be transported to a space-ship that was following the Hale-Bopp comet.
They also decided to wear the same brand of Nike Shoes (as seen in the pictures)
There is also WEBSITE that still updates and there is also someone that will answer your emails.
I'm getting a lot of asks about contacting them. If you do decide to email them, you should def. take a screen cap and submit it! That would be really fun
The "Beast of Dartmoor" in England, a legendary animal that has been sighted many times, though here it is supposedly caught on film. Most oral sightings report a "puma-like" big cat, and there is apparently more than one, as both black and the beige cougar color have been described. Some have also reported seeing a leopard, a "bear-like" black beast, and a lion. The animal in the video is hard to make out, but many people believe it to be a black leopard/jaguar, a black lion (most likely not, as there is no proof of a melanistic lion ever existing beyond some photoshopped photos), and a boar/suidae.
The legend, however, claims that the giant black animals in Dartmoor are "yeth hounds," demon-eyed black dogs that are actually the lost and demonic souls of dead and lost children, and they emit an inhuman scream when hunting. If they catch you, it is said they drag you to a faraway place never to be found again.
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Makes about 6 cups
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- 2 cups dry red wine
- 3/4 cup sugar
- two 12-ounce boxes pitted prunes
- 1 cup Armagnac
In a stainless-steel saucepan combine the wine and the sugar, bring the mixture to a boil, stirring until the sugar is dissolved, and boil it for 1 minute. Add the prunes and the Armagnac and simmer the mixture, covered, for 15 minutes. Let the mixture cool, covered, for 15 minutes and spoon it into a 1 1/2-quart ceramic or glass container. Let the mixture cool completely, covered. The prunes keep, covered and chilled, for 3 months.
my notes
Nutrition Informationper serving (4 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories778
- Carbohydrates149 g (50%)
- Fat1 g (1%)
- Protein4 g (8%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (1%)
- Sodium9 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber12 g (48%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol0
recipe at a glance
type: Quick & Easy, Sauce
main ingredients: Red Wine, Prune, Fruit, Cognac/Armagnac
dietary considerations: Low Sodium
holiday/celebration: Winter


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Spybusters, LLC Selects Tektronix to Aid in Fight Against Corporate Espionage
BEAVERTON, Ore., March 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Tektronix Inc., a leading worldwide provider of test, measurement and monitoring instrumentation, announced today that Murray Associates, registered as Spybusters, LLC has selected a Tektronix Real-Time...
BEAVERTON, Ore., March 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Tektronix Inc., a leading worldwide provider of test, measurement and monitoring instrumentation, announced today that Murray Associates, registered as Spybusters, LLC has selected a Tektronix Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer (RTSA) with DPX(TM) live RF display technology (http://www.tektronix.com/rtsa) to help the security consultancy identify wireless eavesdropping devices that may be located in clients' facilities including boardrooms and security trading floors. The RTSA instrument enables the firm to quickly and efficiently spot sophisticated listening devices, even in challenging environments where there are many competing signals.
Corporate espionage is on the rise due to such factors as globalization, decreased employee loyalty and the increasing value of information. In some parts of the world espionage is a common business practice in competitive industries. At the same time, new technologies are making it easier and more affordable than ever to steal information by tapping into private conversations. Given the potential reward, spies are employing increasingly sophisticated technology that can be difficult to detect.
To fight back against this espionage, companies as well as government agencies are turning to firms that specialize in detecting and removing eavesdropping and other surveillance devices. One of the leaders in the segment is Murray Associates. Based in Oldwick, New Jersey, the 30-year-old company, which is registered as Spybusters, LLC, is seeing heightened demand for its services. The majority of the firm's clients schedule regular inspections or sweeps for any form of electronic surveillance technology in sensitive areas such as executive suites, boardrooms, trading floors, vehicles and aircraft as well as executive homes and off-site meeting locations.
To dramatically increase the level of confidence in pinpointing wireless listening devices, Spybusters has begun using a Tektronix Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer with unique DPX live RF spectrum display technology. DPX processes more than 48,000 spectrum measurements per second, which is vital to spotting short duration events, and produces a live RF spectrum display that reveals previously unseen RF signals and signal anomalies. The RTSA provides 100 percent probability of intercepting and displaying signals as short as 24 microseconds in duration. In contrast, conventional swept spectrum analyzers typically don't exceed 50 spectrum measurements per second, opening the window for a signal to elude discovery.
"With the Tektronix Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer and its live RF display we can immediately see what's going on," said Kevin D. Murray, CPP, founder and president of Murray Associates. "Our confidence level is sky high. Some instruments save time. Others increase effectiveness. This one does both. The RTSA has put us miles ahead. There's no one who can touch us in terms of our ability to identify wireless devices."
Only available with Tektronix RTSAs, DPX waveform image processor technology provides an intuitive, full-motion, full-color live RF display. The use of a persistence color grade makes it easy to visually identify the noise floor, and both strong and weak signals occurring at different points in time. By contrast, a swept analyzer (SA) has limited capture and display capability relative to the dynamic signal environment. A swept analyzer will often miss the signals that are most likely to be from an eavesdropping device that turns on and off, changes frequency often, or attempts to mask itself adjacent to another signal. The signal discovery advantages of DPX live RF display technology are particularly useful in helping Spybusters spot unexpected transient anomalies or find signals hidden within or behind legitimate signals.
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In this month's Details. Maybe my next partner will be Ryan Gosling
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EFF: Who has your back?
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Midland, TX- A veteran's parade in Midland, Texas turned tragic Thursday when a train stuck a semi-truck at a crossing, killing four people and injuring 16.
Though this was supposed to be a celebration, it soon became a tragedy when two flat-bed trucks, carrying wounded veterans and their families to a banquet, were crossing a set of train tracks. The first flat-bed cleared the tracks, but right as the second began to go through the crossing an eastbound Union Pacific train slammed into the truck.
Four of the veterans on the float were killed and 16 others were injured. As of Friday afternoon, 5 of the injured were still in the hospital with only one person listed on critical condition.
Early Friday, officials from the NTSB arrived in Midland to investigate the cause of the accident. A representative from Union Pacific said that the crossing gate and lights were in working order.
At the time of impact, the train was only traveling at 70 mph and the driver had applied the emergency brakes, but not soon enough to avoid a collision.
Investigators are hoping the train's black box will reveal more information about the cause of the accident, but it can take months before the NTSB is able to pinpoint the cause.
The parade was organized by a local group as way to salute local veterans. Besides the parade events for the day included a banquet and a weekend deer hunt for veterans, but they were canceled.
Train crossings and tracks can be dangerous so drivers or pedestrians should pay careful attention when driving across tracks or walking along them.
Any time a person loses their life or are killed in an accident, there is a chance that negligence played a part. When victims have medical bills and other related costs to worry about, they have the choice to hire an accident lawyer to seek compensation from the negligent party or work to maximize the settlement offered by an insurance company.
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In part 2 of the Enemy Intel Report, Conor Cahill of boltbeat.com provides more Intel about the upcoming contest between the San Diego Chargers and the Washington Redskins. Chargers vs. Redskins – week 9.
3) How will the Chargers defense try to stop the Redskins rushing attack?
I think the best defense we will have is Mike Shanahan not playing Morris that much. He has averaged below 16 carries a game this year and touched the ball twice in the 4th against Denver, even though Washington led 21-14 to start the quarter. The Chargers defensive line has improved since the beginning of the season, and have done a good job of at least making contact with running backs. The biggest concern is stopping RGIII's running game. The Chargers have notoriously struggled against mobile quarterbacks this season, and if Donald Butler doesn't play this week, there is a good chance RGIII will have A LOT of space in front of him. The Chargers threw some creative, hybrid front blitzes against the Jaguars 2 weeks ago, and should look to do the same to knock RGIII off his game early.
4) Which Washington Redskins players on offense and defense will the Broncos be concerned about the most?
Like I said in 3, RGIII is the biggest concern this week. The Chargers struggle against mobile QBs and regardless of how he has looked this season, he has the capability of doing anything on the field. The Chargers made Jake Locker look like a star. On defense, I am worried about Ryan Kerrigan. The Chargers' O-line is still fairly beat up and we may be missing our starting left tackle again. If Rivers gets pressured consistently, it could throw our entire game off because the Chargers rely on time-of-possession to cover up their poor defense.
5) Which San Diego Chargers player has been the biggest surprise, and which has been the biggest disappointment so far this season?
I can't say it has been much of a surprise, but Danny Woodhead has been awesome this year. He is a playmaker in the backfield and is now the trusted goal line back because he can run, catch, and pass block. He has been a big reason for Rivers' success this year. Donald Butler is probably the biggest disappointment this year. He came into the year as a rising star waiting to break onto the national scene. But he has played some very poor games this year and has struggled to get on the field for the others. Chargers fans are still waiting for him to get back into form.
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Are any of you frustrated with the decline of the English language?!
A baby boomer's very special first journey
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A boomer is nostalgic for some things, not others
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You know it's Christmas when you've watched the famous 'Holidays are Coming' Christmas TV advert, and now you can see the Coca-Cola Trucks for yourself as they tour the UK
The Coca Cola Truck arrives in Bournemouth on 20th December 2012.
See the iconic truck light up the town centre on Commercial Road.
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Thursday, aka that was today?
We got up a bit earlier than we had been, and struck out at about 9:45 to… well, just sort of wander.
We were going to explore what was labelled on our freebie map as the "Medieval/Viking District", only to discover that there really wasn't much to explore. We spent a bit of time in an old churchyard and walking along the river before we decided to walk to the Guinness storehouse just to say we'd been.
It was a lot farther than we'd thought, and the route was incredibly circuitous, and when we finally got there — nothing, not even a gift shop to giggle at, just a bare room with minimal decoration.
Escaping, we walked back to the hostel to regroup and decided to go to the National Gallery, because it was free.
We took our lunches (from that grocery store again) to Merrion Square (the one with the ridiculous Oscar Wilde sculpture), and ate lunch and watched the pigeons be stupid before going to the gallery, which… proved to be mostly closed, because they're refurbishing it. So we visited the two rooms they did have open, wandered through the gift shop (why did they have yarn in an art museum gift shop, seriously?) and then left.
Our last proper stop was a tacky tourist store, where I bought Christmas ornaments and ran myself out of euros. Then it was onward to the airport and hence to Edinburgh, which is where we are now!
WEDNESDAY, aka if we're going to be tourists, let's be TOURISTS.
Because we are terrible English majors who have no particular interest in James Joyce, we bypassed the eight million different Joyce-centric attractions in favor of the Dublin Writers' Museum, a small exhibition tucked away in a beautiful Georgian townhouse. It was definitely worth the visit — while it was a small museum, it was full of fascinating stories and artifacts, a fitting and slightly eclectic tribute to a wonderfully rich literary tradition.
After we'd had our fill of geeking out and had paid a visit to the fantastically literary bookshop, we headed down to the old Jameson Distillery, got sandwiches and tea, and had a minor crisis involving a missing wallet.
Crisis resolved, we proceeded to the distillery tour, which began with a needlessly (and hilariously) overdramatic movie and continued through recreations of various steps in whiskey-making, and, of course, a bar.
Bleah, whiskey.
Bleah, headaches caused by absentmindedly drinking half the glass.
Molly says it was probably psychosomatic.
We continued from there to the other National Museum of Ireland, featuring Decorative Arts & History, although we really only had enough time to see furniture, fashion, and coins. There were lots of pretty things, though — the exhibition of furniture from different historical periods was especially interesting.
The walk back took half an hour, and we ended up grabbing dinner at an Irish hamburger chain. Delicious, delicious grease.
We are responsible adults.
Tuesday was weird.
We started the day by walking through the shopping district to St. Stephen's Square. It's still weird for me to see these huge, beautiful swathes of green space just sort of appear out of the middle of a city, and after a satisfactory amount of wandering/hanging out/finding statues, we continued on.
Molly had seen a place called the 'Cake Cafe' on an online list of things to do in Dublin, so we went off in quest for it —
and went completely the wrong direction.
Several times.
Eventually we thought we were on the right track, but the city kept getting sketchier and sketchier — closed-up shops, graffiti, etc. Then the street we were supposed to turn onto turned out to be an alley.
"Okay, we can go down the sketchy alley if you want to," I said.
So we went down the sketchy alley, past high walls and graffitied shopfronts, and finally Molly spotted a sign for the cafe.
What cafe?
Turned out that it was down a sort of close, cut off from the sketchy alley by walls and some trees, and it was… actually really adorable! They served all kinds of tea and cake and had cute mismatched china and we had to sit outside so we got rained on a little, but it was okay.
Full of delicious sponge cake and jam, we retraced our steps back to St. Stephen's Square and walked in a great big circle past the museums to our next destination, the house Oscar Wilde grew up in. Cue fangirling.
There's a university headquartered there now, so no tours, but Molly took some pictures, and then we crossed the street to the park, where there is the most ridiculous memorial statue ever.
And then: museums! We went to the Archaeology museum, where we saw all sorts of prehistoric artifacts, Irish goldwork from hoards around the country, and the national gallery of treasures — brooches and cups and intricate, beautiful crosses, plus bits of a book that was pulled from a bog a few years ago.
There was also an extensive exhibit on bog bodies, which was a bit creepy but fascinating all the same.
It was already getting dark by the time we left the museum, and so we decided, hey, why not, let's go to the Natural History museum.
We discovered, upon entry, that that was a bit of a misnomer. It was, in fact, two enormous floors filled with nothing but taxidermied animals, most appearing to date from the late 19th century.
In fact, the entire museum seemed to exist in a weird time bubble that had somehow transported us to 1880 or so.
It was thoroughly creepy.
We returned to the hostel, wet and suitably weirded out, and gave up and went back to the greasy pizza place for dinner.
End day 2.
My camera broke about a week and a half before we left. No problems, thought I; I'll just use my iPhone. It was fully charged Sunday night, and when I picked it up Monday morning, the battery was dead. So much for that.
Basically what this means is that I took no pictures in Ireland. However, I spent a good portion of the trip pestering Molly to take pictures for me, so once we are back they will be up on the Book of Faces anyway.
And tomorrow morning I am going to the Argos that is literally around the corner from the Edinburgh hostel and buying a cheap camera, because there's no way I can be here and not take pictures.
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We got to Dublin after a relatively painless airport expedition, and found our hostel at about 1pm. It was right on the river, pretty much in the center of town; however, I really didn't lose anything by not being able to photograph it, because it basically looked like whoever furnished it had robbed an Ikea. Its only aesthetically redeeming features were the large portraits of Irish writers — Joyce, Wilde, Shaw, Yeats — in the stairwells.
We had a little over an hour to kill before our room was ready, so we struck out to find lunch, only to discover that trying to eat in Temple Bar would be more money than we wanted to pay. After considerable wandering of little cobbled streets surrounded by absurdly pricey restaurants, we were heading back to the hostel when we found a tiny place on a corner where three euros bought a bigger-than-your-head slab of delicious greasy pizza.
It was awesome.
Since we still had time to kill, we crossed the Ha'penny Bridge and looked for shops to wander into! Of course, the first one we found was the Woollen Mill, which sold yarn, which meant that I left with four small skeins of utterly beautiful red Donegal tweed — and a considerably lighter wallet.
After a stop in a discount bookshop with nothing interesting to offer and a return to the hostel to lay claim to a bunk bed, we decided to go to Trinity College and see the Book of Kells.
It was fascinating — the exhibition talked a lot about medieval bookmaking and Irish scholarship of the time period, among other things, and the manuscript itself was beautiful. What stuck in my head, though, was a line in which a poet described the act of writing, which they used to title the exhibition--turning darkness into light.
The ticket, much to my delight, also included admission into the Long Room of the old library, which — well, I've wanted to go there ever since I saw a poster of it on my middle school English teacher's wall, and now that I've seen it I want to live there. It's just unbelievable.
By the time we'd finished walking around Trinity, it was a bit later in the afternoon, and since it gets dark so early here we decided that we'd just walk down into the older district. Molly wanted to see Dublin Castle (former governmental seat), so we went, although we decided not to pay for that particular tour.
Dinner ended up being random foods from the supermarket down the street from the hostel. This will become a recurring theme.
Result, blistered feet. Also trip to Spitalfields Market. Today, toured Lincoln's Inn (law court). It was somewhat dull but not terribly so.
Also, how is anyone supposed to take the WEE-OOO two-tone police siren seriously, seriously?
kelseyfindingbeauty said: Michaela, I'm so jealous of all your wonderful London stories! I hope you're having the time of your life! Enjoy your time there. :) This is Kelsey, from BHS, by the way. haha. :)
Hi Kelsey, and thank you very much! :)
I'm absolutely loving it here so far. It really is an amazing city!
I spent most of my weekend writing a nine-page paper on Malory's use of Morgan le Fay, hence why I have not posted — because I only left the dorm on Friday to go to the library and get books for the paper and on Saturday to go to Tesco and buy food.
Yesterday, though, I'd finished, so I took the #11 bus to Ludgate Hill, passing through sections of the city I hadn't seen before, before walking up to St. Paul's and directly into a lot of police officers, a lot of tents, and a bunch of people hanging around on the steps with signs, some of them in Guy Fawkes masks.
Occupy London.
IES cardinal rule #1: no protests.
I went on my way, stopping at a news agent's to buy a bag, before going on to my destination, the Museum of London, which is, as the name might suggest, a museum of London's history.
It was enjoyable, although perhaps not quite what I was expecting, and I spent three hours or so going through the galleries, watching short films about the Black Death, and playing a game that seemed to be a Choose Your Own Adventure book crossed with a treatise on late-medieval slums.
There were also Romans in the Roman gallery. As in, a bunch of men dressed up in Roman uniform, complete with plumed helmets.
I never found out why.


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We all know that developers love iOS but it's interesting to read that, based on a study from earlier this year, iOS crashes MORE than Android per app launch. Of course, iOS 5.0.1 accounts for 28%+ of the total crashes, which certainly skews the numbers.
A few important excerpts to note:
…Many people apparently take their time updating their iPhone software or never update it at all.
…People often don't update their apps–just as they don't update their operating system. (Android, unlike iOS, allows users to auto-update their apps, which can eliminate some of the problems.)
The very top Android apps are achieving a crash rate that, at least in this time period, the best iOS apps can't match.
Interestingly, when we crawled 250,000 apps across iOS and Android we found that the average app store rating for Android and iPhone was 3.58 and 3.56, respectively – nearly identical. The larger gap is that Android users complained more about performance and crashing than iPhone users. Then, in March, we tested the SXSW App across iOS, Android, Windows and RIM and we found that iPhone & iPad had the highest overall scores and the best Application & Performance data.


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Though search advertising spend was up across the board, mobile search and pay-per-click advertising showed triple-digit growth in Q1 2014.
The Web is becoming more mobile. Marketers must realize and embrace blended desktop and mobile search and SEO campaigns to remain competitive.
Some quick info hits to keep you up-to-date, including the number of marketers who say that gamification is overhyped.
Starwood's global digital marketing head Grazia Ochoa on what the brand is doing in the mobile space now and where it plans to be soon.
As more consumers turn to smartphones to find information on products and services, brands are overhauling their desktop search strategies for mobile.
Data and creative are ultimately complementary. Data alone doesn't drive brand engagement and great creative, if not properly focused, often seems purposeless.
Organic's SVP of analytics, media and marketing optimization Steve Kerho discusses best practices and challenges in marketing's evolution.
Two-thirds of all purchases and half of transactions will occur on mobile devices by 2015, Google executives said February 4. Consumer coupons will also transition from their current rate of 80% push to 80% opt-in four years from now, said David Shapiro, Google's director of small business marketing.
To take advantage of consumers' desire for bargains this holiday season, search-focused sites are beefing up their price-comparison engines with enhancements such as better images, more reviews and easier-to-find coupons. TheFind.com has debuted a search format that helps consumers more quickly find coupons, while Ask.com has launched a coupon deals feature. Google Product Search, meanwhile, has updated its capabilities.
Microsoft is beefing up its mobile advertising offering with a destination called "Microsoft Mobile Marketplaces." Rolled out a month ago, the site was announced on a Microsoft blog this week. It aims to combine search and display ads to increase their performance.
Yahoo on Tuesday debuted a new feature that enables people to opt out of mobile ads that are based on behavioral targeting. The announcement was made on its Yahoo Policy Blog and is the Web portal's latest effort toward its commitment to consumer data privacy.
V-Enable, a local search company, has extended its partnership with InfoGroup in a push for growth. The company will now be appending InfoUSA's database — which includes more than 14 million US businesses and 137 million consumers — to its products in an effort to improve the accuracy and depth of its local search offerings.
Company of the week
Data Services, Inc. meets the needs of today's data-driven marketer by providing front-end database management and data analytics platforms alongside our expertise in global contact data quality, database building and ongoing maintenance that comes with our 45+ years in business.
Spectrum Spatial attempts to make the world a small marketplace for B2B and B2C companies alike.
Intent, which tells you who, how, and when to target, is a common thread on the customer journey.
It's been a bad year for TV service providers.


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