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With the former mayor of New York City back at the company, all eyes are on Bloomberg these days. Founded in 1981 by Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg L.P. provides news and information to financial professionals and business decision-makers across various media, making Bloomberg one of the largest news and information-gathering organizations in the world.
The Bloomberg Professional service is the core product offering, and continues to drive success and innovation at the company. With more than 320,000 subscribers around the world, the "Bloomberg", as it's called, continues to be a major source for understanding what is moving markets and industries.
Deirdre Bigley was named Bloomberg's Global CMO in June, after having been with the company more than five years. Prior to joining Bloomberg in 2009, Bigley spent 13 years at IBM, where she served as Vice President of Worldwide Advertising and Interactive, and Vice President of Worldwide Brand.
brandchannel chatted with Bigley to find out more about how she sees marketing today, the role of data and the challenges and opportunities in her new role.Continue reading...
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brand trainwrecks
Posted by Abe Sauer on July 10, 2014 12:44 PM
What does a brand do with a problem like Dov Charney?
Not even a month after the American Apparel board canned its CEO and founder over supposed misconduct, eagle-eyed shoppers (via Buzzfeed) posted pictures of Charney shopping (or something) inside downtown Manhattan American Apparel retail locations, actions that appear to be in clear violation of the board's termination letter which stated he must get "advance written permission" to visit any American Apparel facility.
But maybe not. According to new SEC filings, American Apparel is getting a $25 million bailout from New York City hedge fund Standard General. It's a bailout that seemingly could keep Charney as a key figure in American Apparel's future.
Dov's weeks-long struggle to raise money to up his share of the company from 27 percent to 43 percent is chronicled in detail in a new Bloomberg Businessweek cover story on the drama. Granular to the extreme—Charney wore "white American Apparel socks" and used Uber during his travels from Los Angeles to NYC—the piece breaks down a decade-long soap opera that appears far from over. Indeed, Charney is still salaried and considered a "consultant."Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on May 28, 2014 08:21 AM
Twitter, on track for 400 million users by 2018, signs $230 million partnership with Omnicom, shares real-time music stats with Billboard, and releases all tweets to science.
Google unveils internally built self-driving car (above) with no brakes or steering wheel.
Microsoft CEO Nadella lays out "post-post-PC" leadership vision and demonstrates real-time translation for Skype.
Massimo Vignelli, acclaimed for American Airlines logo and other iconic designs, has died at 83.
Nasdaq nears 13-year high as tech stocks soar.
A+E reveals Bio cable network rebrand as FYI.
Accenture finds that 72 percent of Americans would bank with Walmart, Google or T-Mobile.
American Express launches digital push for 14th Unstaged concert, featuring Pharrell Williams.
AP/Equilar study finds that median CEO pay passed $10 million in 2013.
Apple and Google vie for control of the Internet of Things.Continue reading...
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It's graduation time and many of those college graduates are moving back in with their original roommates—their parents.
Bloomberg Businessweek is targeting twenty-somethings with a campaign encouraging those 'boomerang kids' to head-out on their own with the lure of a one-year subscription to the magazine. The "Bloomberg Businessweek Gets You Ahead" campaign website offers 42 e-gift cards that parents and friends can send to Gen Y-ers still living at home for an added kick in the behind—and a good laugh.Continue reading...
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AB InBev reached a tentative agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice over its disputed $20.1 billion acquisition of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo, which faces inquiry over Mexico worker deaths.
GE to buy Lufkin for $3 billion in oil-and-gas-industry play.
PepsiCo seeks to patent novel high-protein nutrition beverages.
Adidas stops controversial sale of t-shirts around injured Louisville player Kevin Ware.
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong to be honored for pro-women Makers series.
Apple's former advisor to Steve Jobs admits brand screwed up iPhone naming system.Continue reading...
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Chrysler exec tweets a rebuff about Donald Trump comment on Jeep jobs, as UAW leads ethics complaint vs Romney over auto rescue remarks.
Apple's iPad Mini launches globally to shorter than expected lines; secures Lion trademark.
Barclays facing a $470 million fine for alleged energy market manipulation, and a corruption probe.
Australian court rejects free range trademark move.
BlackBerry 10 is on schedule for early next year, RIM says.
Bloomberg Businessweek pins Sandy on global warming in cover story.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on November 2, 2011 08:55 AM
P&G delays $1.5 billion sale of Pringles.
Facebook struggles to get advertisers to pay for exposure.
Los Angeles Dodgers are for sale, owner Frank McCourt confirms.
Apple sees new CEO Tim Cook make it his own.
Bank of America blinks and withdraws $5 debit-card fee.
Bloomberg Businessweek ad campaign pitches personality.
BMW may see profit lead evaporate as new 3 Series eats into earnings and is topped by Mercedes-Benz in U.S. October sales.Continue reading...
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week in review
Posted by Michael Waltzer on August 19, 2011 04:04 PM
Our most-read blog posts of the past week include America's Most Popular Brand, Apple City, Kardashian Copycat, and more:
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#8 Versace Joins Club of Those Who Won't Sandblast Jeans
#9 Medea Vodka: Message on a Bottle
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During an exploratory fly fishing trip in the Bolivian Amazon last year, the Provo Brothers introduced a new sort of fishing adventure. One involving monkey meat.
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Fishing Sea to Shining Sea
The Complete Guide to Fishing Eight American Cities
Fishing is a lot of things to a lot of people, but one thing it's not is easily defined. Excluded from the latest definition, whose authors subscribed a little too obsessively to A River Runs Through It, is "ugly" fishing: the lines dropped from rocky piers, the lures twanged off bridge abutments, picking through the empty parking lot out behind Sears to get to the water. Modernity hasn't left fisherman many beautiful spots, but damn if that's gonna stop us. These eight cities prove that you can get away within the city limits, and that some of the best fishing in the country doesn't depend on a distant locale.
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Fishermen have long known that fish are often smarter than they. But the rest of us probably haven't given the lures used to catch these clever, wary creatures their due. In fact, the best lures are really works of inventiveness, science, utility and even art.
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GP contributor Isaac Zapata set out by airboat in the Everglades and neighboring Big Cypress National Reserve to capture a glimpse of the incredibly rich ecosystem — and a few fish.
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Before getting on the water, you need the right gear for your fishing goals. We've got you covered with affordable, mid-priced and dream setups for fly fishing, surf casting, spinning and baitcasting.
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ForTiTude Fishing's titanium spinning reel ($490) is stronger than the traditional aluminum and won't rust or pit. This is especially vital in saltwater, where the elements attack gear like a piranha on a naive tourist's leg. The solid titanium construction is also 30% lighter than aluminum. That means slinging your Rapala at the weed line all day won't make you quite as stiff.
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Tuna fishing — and farming — is a bitterly divisive topic. Food documentary blog The Perennial Plate and Intrepid Travel tackle the issue in a way most on either side of the argument can't: peacefully. "The Farmer and The Bluefin" features the only fish farm in the world to spawn Bluefin Tuna, a species that is being decimated by overfishing, especially in Japan.
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Taking a swim sounds nice this summer, but only if you're a safe and willing participant. Patagonia River Crampons ($200) are the latest invention in "don't tumble into fast-moving water" technology, and if you're a serious fisherman they're a worthy purchase. The crampons strap over your wading boots using a simple harness system and are…
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In 1996, founder of Patagonia, Yvon Chouinard, changed the clothing industry with the move to organic cotton. The big dogs, such as Wal-Mart, are finally following suit. Now, 16 years later, Chouinard plans on once again changing an industry –- but this time, it's the fishing industry. Salmon has been a hot topic of controversy,…
Briefings: Snooker, Fishing, Reading, Cooking, and the James Beard Awards
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In the pantheon of male bonding experiences, few adventures have the provenance of a weekend fishing trip. This short film by the Swedish fishing site Frontsidefly, made during a trip to övre vindelälven in their native land, perfectly captures the magic of these outings, leaving all of us here at GP HQ itching for Fly…
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In the ongoing list of visceral man-activities, trying your hand at shooting a fish underwater is certainly up there. But, with the thrill comes a fear, justifiably, of knocking out your front teeth due to lack of experience (I've seen it happen – not fun). If so, then Riffe has developed the perfect shooter for…
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Elec-Tra-Mate 1380-GH Electric Fishing Reel Drive
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R.L. Winston Boron II-MX Fly Rod
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Our town of Decorah, in the northeast corner of the state, has a rich Norwegian heritage. That heritage is evident at holidays and during our annual "Nordic Fest", when krumkake is king! There are demonstrations of Krumkake-making in many store windows, and this rich delicious pastry is served at most family dinners and bake sales. —Imelda Nesteby, Decorah, Iowa
18 Servings
Prep: 20 min. + chilling Bake: 20 min.
3 large eggs
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup sweet butter, melted
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
Sweet butter for krumkake plates
Beat eggs in bowl until very light. Add sugar gradually, beating to
blend. Slowly add melted butter, then whipped cream and nutmeg. Mix
in flour. (Dough will be consistency of cookie dough.) Chill dough
Preheat krumkake plates over medium heat for about 10 minutes or
until a drop of water "dances" when dropped on plates. Brush plates
with sweet butter; place 1 slightly rounded tablespoon dough in
center of lower plate; close iron and press handles together. If
excess dough comes out sides, remove with table knife.
Bake for about 30 seconds; flip iron and bake for about 30 seconds on
other side. Remove krumkake and immediately roll over cone-shaped
form. Place seam side down on parchment paper to cool; remove form.
Fill cooled cones with sweetened whipped cream if desired. Serve
immediately. Yield: about 3 dozen krumkake.
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So how weird is "Weird Al" Yankovic these days? Real weird, kinda weird, or not all that weird at all? It's a question worth asking, considering all the competition he's been accumulating in recent years. When he started doing his song-parody shtick more than 30 years ago (!) on the weird and wacky Dr. Demento radio show in L.A., he was something of a novelty who had the rock realm all to himself. Inspired by astute satirists of an earlier era Stan Freberg, Tom Lehrer, Spike Jones, and Allan Sherman in particular the former Alfred Matthew Yankovic etched his niche in the emerging world of MTV not only by parodying the hits of the day the Knack's "My Sharona" ("My Bologna"), Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" ("Another One Rides the Bus"), Joan Jett's "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" ("I Love Rocky Road"), and, most notably, Michael Jackson's "Beat It" ("Eat It") but by turning them into lavishly produced videos. His spins on Jackson in particular generated huge requests, as Yankovic eerily morphed into a grotesquely overweight gloved one, gouging himself on massive quantities of foodstuffs while replicating The Glove's dance routines.
Nowadays, though, song parodies have become a staple of morning radio and YouTube. Likewise, any kid with a creative imagination, a little bit of insight, and a video camera can attain stardom in cyberspace, a fact Weird Al himself concedes.
"I'm certainly not the only person singing funny music or singing parody music," he acknowledged at a news conference prior to his current tour. "I mean, every other morning team in the world has got their parody writer, or they subscribe to a parody service... I'm fortunate that I've been able to sustain a career in doing music videos and albums at this level to the point where I'm perceived as the parody guy, which, you know, cuts both ways, but... I'm glad that people know me for something."
Indeed, they do, albeit as a kind of rock nerd whose tool of the trade is an accordion and genre of choice is principally a polka. He even parodied himself with his single "White and Nerdy," a takeoff on Chamillionaire's hit "Ridin'." The song struck a chord with geeks of all description, garnering more than 6 million hits on YouTube in just three weeks and propelling the album from which it sprang, Straight Outta Lynwood, to gold status and Billboard's Top Ten.
"I think people of that subculture, of which I'm proud to say that I am one, look at that song as a little bit of an anthem... a badge of honor," he says proudly. "It's having people take pride in their whiteness and nerdiness."
You also have to give the guy credit for keeping up with the times. "That's part of my job description," Al insists. "I get to shamelessly follow whatever's popular in culture." And even if he's not the only entertainer working at weirdness these days, he may be the only one with a Grammy to show for his efforts. Besides, Weird Al's multimedia stage show still ponies up the punch lines with plenty of theatrics and a surprisingly ample injection of high-octane rock 'n' roll.
It's only right, then, that Weird Al has the final word on his weirdness. "I guess it's all ironic," he concedes. "I don't really consider myself weird, you know, when I'm offstage. I kind of save it all up for when I'm performing, so I would say my weirdness, you know, refers to my material and to the fact that I'm kind of a madman on stage. But generally, you know, when I'm watering the plants in the backyard, I'm not that weird."


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Make a back to school plan for healthier kids
Back to School is a time for new beginnings. Are you worried that your kids eat too much of the wrong food, don't get enough exercise, and are stressed to the point of needing medication, headache remedies or pills for upset stomachs?
Stop and think. Why not start back to school this new year with a whole new drug-free plan for helping your kid enjoy a healthier, happier life?
It's not too late. Get a kid off television and into sports and games, and you can expect better grades, slimmer, stronger bodies and greater self-confidence. It can happen. You can make the grade, starting today.
Here are three back-to-school lessons to help get you started:
- Make an activity calendar. It's a shame, but many schools, for many reasons, have cut recess and playtime from your kids' school day. It's stupid thinking on the school's part, because kids need physical stimulation as much as they need mental challenges.
But blaming the school, which is likely overburdened and underfunded, is also a dumb idea. You're the parent. You're in charge.
Begin by turning off the television. Sit down with your kid at the start of the new school year and figure out how and when he or she will do something physical 30 to 60 minutes every day. Keep a weekly calendar and revisit it frequently. A walk, a run, a bike ride, washing the family car, organized sports, disorganized sports, jumping rope, dancing: Just about any form of physical fun qualifies, excluding television, computer games, and all things passive and electronic.
If the kids resist, keep cool and don't give up. Of course, the best way to inspire them is to be a role model. Make time in your own day to play, to get physical, to have fun. Exercise isn't a luxury. It's part of a balanced healthy lifestyle and the sooner you educate your kid to that fact, the better off you'll all be.
- Educate yourself in good eating habits. No matter how bad your kids' eating habits are now, know one thing: They can change. Kids can learn new ways of eating - more real food, more fruits and veggies, less sugary pop and high-fat fried snacks - but you have to be the main teacher.
Educate yourself this new school year about balancing carbs, fats and proteins, about portion size, about food labeling. Offer your kids a wide variety of good food choices. Involve them in cooking, shopping, even growing food. Don't give in to fast food factories that tempt your kids with toxic treats. You are the parent. You are in charge.
If the school lunchrooms are part of the problem, work to change that. There's a wealth of good info online about healthy lifestyle choices for kids, including an online body mass index calculator to help you determine if your kid is truly overweight.
Check it out at GetKidsInAction.com, a co-venture between the University of North Carolina School of Public Health and the Gatorade Company.


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2011 Pro Bowl Moves Back To HawaiiPosted by on March 3, 2010 – 8:49 am
The Vikings had 10 players earn Pro Bowl berths after the 2009 season and 4 of them – Jared Allen, Heath Farwell, Steve Hutchinson and Adrian Peterson – were healthy enough to make the trip to South Florida the week prior to the Super Bowl and play in the all-star game.
After next season, though, any Vikings who earn Pro Bowl berths and elect to play in the game will have a different itinerary.
The NFL announced on Tuesday that the 2011 Pro Bowl, which will be played a week before Super Bowl XLV, is returning to Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii after leaving the island for the 2010 version. The decision to play the NFL's All-Star Game the week before the Super Bowl for the second consecutive year follows a significant increase in viewership for the 2010 Pro Bowl, the first Pro Bowl to precede the Super Bowl.
According to the NFL's release, the 2010 Pro Bowl on ESPN was watched by an average of 12.3 million viewers, the most for a Pro Bowl since 2000 (13.2 million viewers) and a 40 percent increase from the 2009 game (8.8 million viewers). The 12.3 million viewers also marked the largest viewership for an All-Star game in any sport on cable television. The game at Sun Life Stadium in South Florida also attracted the largest Pro Bowl attendance (70,697) in 50 years.
"Playing the Pro Bowl before the Super Bowl generated more excitement and interest in the event and also kicked off Super Bowl week in an innovative new way," said Frank Supovitz, the NFL's senior vice president of events. "We are pleased to return to the State of Hawaii, which has embraced the Pro Bowl for 30 years."
The Pro Bowl's return to Hawaii, where it had been held consecutively from 1980 to 2009, is part of a two-year agreement between the NFL and the state of Hawaii to play the 2011 and 2012 games there.
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I think playing the game a week before the Superbowl is stupid.The pro bowl is supposed to be the best of the best,but two team that probably have the most players on the team won't be playing.Everybody I know that knows anything about football hated the idea.


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Parentheses have "special meaning" in regex (they signify a "capture") so you need to escape them with a backslash so they are "literal" parentheses.
Then depending on what you want to match and capture between them, you can either use a character class or the text strings in your expression.
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The above regular expression might not be what you're after since it will have problems with nested sets of parentheses.
The original post isn't very precise in saying what the expected inputs and outputs should be. Do you just want to 'get' the text between parentheses, or delete that text. Define 'text', is that anything at all?
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The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has approved a settlement plan authorizing Jersey Central Power and Light Co. to recover up to $149 million in purchased power contract buyout costs.
By unbundling usage from access, utilities can maximize contribution to margin and yet still retain load.
With deregulation and industry restructuring, energy utilities face price competition from marketers, brokers, independent producers and even other utilities. To succeed in this environment, utilities will need to develop innovative pricing strategies that better meet customer needs and respond more effectively to competition. The common response by utilities to competition calls for price discounting to retain "at risk"
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Dominion Resources touts its "impacted" method, but opponents call it a "stalking horse" (em a scheme to avoid full review at FERC.
Is the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission prepared to accept true marginal-cost pricing for electric transmission?
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Ask this question: Are Investors today earning what they thought they would, back when they last had faith in regulation?
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Some utilities seek remuneration that exceeds the market value of their common stock. Such a settlement seems overly generous for investors, who will continue to own their shares after the payoff.
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HP Slate 500 comes with an attractive design though it seems thicker than other tablets. It has rubberized back for better grip and some optional accessories such as HP Slate Dock, HP Slate Digital Pen, and HP Slate Folio might be included on select configurations. The tablet uses Genuine Windows 7 Professional and armored with Atom Z540 1.86 GHz CPU, 64 GB SSD, and 2 GB of DDR2 RAM. The display features 8.9" Capacitive multi-touch screen with pen digitizer and has 1024 x 600 pixels resolution. For the connectivity, it supports Integrated 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN; Bluetooth 3.0 + HS; and USB port. The dock (that has a folding leg) also provides two additional USB ports, a headphone / microphone jack, a power connector, and HDMI output.
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ISU Alumni Association confers awards at Homecoming
Six engineering college alumni receive honors on October 10, 2014. At the 2014 Honors and Awards Ceremony, six distinguished engineering alumni will be recognized by Iowa State University Alumni Association and the College of Engineering. The event, which is celebrating its 83rd year, is open to the public and will be held at Benton Auditorium [Continue Reading…]
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Cyclone Space Mining ready to defend title at NASA Robotic Mining Competition
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Each of our 200+ homes are designed for your dream vacation enjoyment with loads of amenities such as a screened pool, extensive open plan kitchen and living rooms, washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, stereo, cable TV, phone, and iron. Bring the whole family as these homes sleep up to 10 people. All of this at a price significantly less, per room, than even low cost hotel rooms.
Best Value - Best Service - Best Location. Our Dream Homes are your perfect vacation rental.
Also available: Brand new 2, 3 and 4 bedroom condominiums 3 bedroom townhomes and 3 to 7 bedroom private pool homes. Please call for more information.
Keywords: Private Pool Homes
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed


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