text: Print article Send a Tip New Obamacare Ads Hope to Attract Young Women by Featuring Pets by Elizabeth Sheld 4 Feb 2014 post a comment A multimillion dollar Obamacare advertising campaign will feature cats, dogs, and other pets in the hopes that young women will be lured into signing up for Obamacare. USA Today is reporting that Enroll America is launching the ads. Enroll America President Anne Filipic told USA Today the pet-themed ads are designed to "help break through the clutter." She cited statistics showing that more than 60 percent of American homes have a pet and that most female pet owners would risk their lives for their pets. "There have been challenges in getting messages out," Filipic said. "People don't have the facts they need to know." It could be that people "don't have the facts" or it could be that young people don't want to sign-up because the premiums are too high and they don't have excessive medical expenses that make the purchase worthwhile. On the other hand, the implication that younger women will "pay attention" if kittens and puppies are featured is insulting. This isn't the first time Obamacare has made insulting ads attempting to attract their target audiences to sign up for the program. The "keg stand" and "brosurance" campaigns received some serious mocking on the internet, not to mention the "gay" ad created to reach the gay community.


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Great piece of investigative reporting by Nadia Hijab and Jesse Rosenfeld in the Nation showing that many new Palestinian roads in the West Bank paid for by our government (U.S. that is) and other international donors are only serving Israeli settlement expansion by consolidating an Israeli plan for separate roadways. Emphasis mine: As public works
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Which side are you on, J Street?
A couple of news items relating to the self-described "pro-Israel, pro-peace" lobby J Street over the past few weeks have shown that it's siding with the wrong people if it is honestly interested in a just and lasting solution to the situation in Israel/Palestine. On one hand, you have Jeremy Ben-Ami, the executive director of
Freeman: Israel is useless to US power projection
The other day Stephen Maher published a piece on Electronic Intifada saying that American thirst for hegemony in the region, and not the Israel lobby, is the prime motivator of US policy in Israel and Palestine. What follows is an excerpt of a private email exchange responding to Maher's post, reprinted by permission of the
More Arizona contradictions, this time from an Is-lobbyist
Writer Peter Beinart worked for AIPAC during the last presidential cycle, doing private events AIPAC refused to allow me to attend. Well he was on Hardball tonight taking the side of Mexican-Americans in Arizona. They are, he said, emblematic of "politically vulnerable minorities historically in our country who get roughed up by abusive government." Later
The Arab turf at Brookings
Someone passed me an email from the Brookings Institution in Doha, Qatar, hiring for two jobs: Salaam all, Brookings-Doha, where I'm deputy director, is hiring for two positions, Research Assistant and Communications and Program Assistant. The job descriptions are below. Please pass along to anyone you know who might be interested. The research job and
Report: Junior Israel lobbyist eavesdropped on Massad's class at Columbia
The pursuit of Joseph Massad at Columbia continues. Here's an excerpt from an investigation by Jared Malsin at Electronic Intifada. [A] student group at Columbia called Campus Media Watch (CMW), backed by the pro-Israeli media monitor the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA), recently violated university regulations while urging students to
You may be too afraid or too far away to join the Friday Bil'in protest but you can be there in spirit
Pictures are frrom Hamde Abu's photostream. On facebook, Hamde reports that CRH refers to an Irish cement company. Four people were arrested today, including a female journalist and an international activist. Prior to the demonstration, two Israeli activists broached the Wall and attempted to post flyers calling for the arrest of the soldier who shot
the great American awakening is upon us (and the CFR is clueless)
I always miss the best lines. A friend, Ilene Cohen, spotted the best line in Henry Siegman's takedown of Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations. It's the last one, below: Forty plus years into this conflict and into the creeping Israeli annexation of territory in the 22 percent of Palestine left the
Ask Haaretz: What drives 'secret' US policymaking?
From Haaretz, on the Israel lobby, its sociological roots. Why doesn't this stuff ever get exhumed here? Note the reference to money. The Washington Post has said 60 percent of Democratic giving. I guess that's not a story; and Jews and money is an antisemitic, pogrom-producing canard. Until the midterm elections in November, U.S. President
Jacqueline Rose on Zionism
My quotation of the day. Well, call it an excerpt. From Jacqueline Rose, The Question of Zion (2005): This book arises for me out of an anguished curiosity. Appalled by what the Israeli state perpetrates on a daily basis in the name of the Jewish people, committed to Palestinian self-determination, or to full political and
Boycotts from Arizona to Palestine
Tell me if this sounds familiar: A new order allows enforcement officials to stop anyone who "looks illegal" (read: has brown skin) and demand that they produce documents proving their right to be in a place they call home. Failure to produce such documents can lead to fines, jail time, or deportation. Widely seen as
Mearsheimer's realistic/crystal ball: incipient apartheid, apartheid, then binational state
John Mearsheimer gave a splendid lecture today at the Palestine Center in D.C. titled "The Future of Palestine: Righteous Jews vs. the New Afrikaners" in which he stated that the two-state-solution is over ("most Israelis are opposed to making the sacrifices that would be necessary to create a viable Palestinian state, and there is little
Israel's democratic values: Punish human rights organizations, not war criminals
Were you scared by the recent poll finding that the majority of Israeli Jews have profoundly anti-democratic attitudes and support restricting human rights groups, punishing Israeli citizens who call for boycotting the country, and punishing journalists who expose news that expose immoral actions by the military? Well then get all the way underneath your covers.
AIPAC would marry apartheid
Henry Siegman, at Foreign Policy, imagines the inevitable result of the current policies in Israel that Obama has done little to buck– apartheid– and wonders what a president would do then: Most of the political parties that comprise Netanyahu's government, including Yisrael Beiteinu, led by Avigdor Lieberman, Netanyahu's Foreign Minister, and Shas, have left no
Joseph Massad reads from the Zionist dictionary
The patent absurdity of much of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict begs for a satirical treatment. On Wednesday night at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs, Professor Joseph Massad answered the call with an incisive and funny lecture on "the language of Zionism." No one will be be surprised by the overarching theme of his talk
Passage of divestment by Berkeley students is 'inevitable'
Haaretz publishes Berkeley student Matthew Taylor on the late divestment effort at the school: [I]f history is any guide, Berkeley's divestment measure could have a positive impact. In the 1980s, Berkeley's student government was one of the first at any U.S. institution of higher learning to vote to recommend divestment from South Africa's apartheid regime.
Nuke that simile
The New York Times TV Watch covers Oprah's interview with John Edwards's former mistress, Rielle Hunter, and says that Hunter is a tougher interview than Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and runs with the point: Ms. Hunter and the Iranian president have a disconcerting way of saying preposterous things in a calm, complacent tone; both are serenely impervious
Shocker: Speaker of Knesset calls for making one state with Palestinian citizens
Amazing. My heart is leaping. Once again, the Israeli press and the Israeli discourse is way ahead of the American one, where the belief in a thriving "Jewish democracy" stops all free thinking. Here is the speaker of the Knesset, Reuven Rivlin, saying that Palestinians are a part of Israel, we ate the West Bank
Berkeley student body sustains veto of divestment measure
It's evident from the thrilling twitter feed in Adam's post below, but that's the news. The Berkeley student senate voted 13-5 to override the student government president's veto, at 4 a.m. California time. They needed 14 votes. Note that the measure urged the university to divest from two companies doing business in the Occupied Territories
Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb will speak on BDS in Brooklyn tonite
Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb–"one of the first eight women to serve as rabbi"–will be speaking in Brooklyn tonight on Why divestment? 7 o'clock. Here's Brooklyn for Peace announcement. Co-sponsored by Jewish Voice for Peace, Jews Say No!&nbs
Abunimah: Refugees returned to Bosnia, why not Israel?
Ali Abunimah, writing from South Africa, publishes a piece in The Hill criticizing the Zbig Brzezinski-Stephen Solarz plan for a two-state-solution: Even more devastating to Palestinian rights, Brzezinski and Solarz float "a solution to the refugee problem involving compensation and resettlement in the Palestinian state but not in Israel." This they call "a bitter pill"
Is the binational state becoming a realist argument?
Meron Benvenisti in the New York Times– oh wait, sorry, in the Guardian. The Times won't cover this! Note that on the same day as this sympathetic coverage of Benvenisti's ideas, Steve Walt challenges American leadership: if the peace process is dead, as it seems to be, what have liberal policymakers come up with to
Chomsky says Israel is pillaging Gaza's natural gas reserves
Important piece by Noam Chomsky, from a forthcoming book, that mourns the late great peace process for producing a fair deal that the US and Israel rejected and that sees a material motive in the continued control of Gaza. At the bottom of the excerpt, I've included Chomsky's arrow at Obama. Well-feathered. It cannot be
'Washington Post' prints forthright call for boycott
of Arizona, that is, for its immigration law. Washington Post columnist Robert McCartney on the ethics of boycott: The question isn't whether to start an economic boycott to pressure Arizona to repeal its new immigration law. For me, that's a given. The question is which products and services to blacklist to get results fastest, while
Expulsion and persecution rationalize… expulsion and persecution
Simon Schama in the Financial Times disputes Shlomo Sand re Jewish identity and says we're connected to Palestine. Typical of Sand's reviewers, Schama accuses him of having a political value system (yes, he's an anti-nationalist) but fails to interrogate his own, more-traditional political attachment: the legitimacy of Israel both within and without the country depends

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There's a really interesting discussion going on in the comment section of Bryan's post – The More You Post, The Better You Rank. Technorati released a report that found the top blogs post multiple times a day.  Bryan asked if readers prefer blogs with multiple posts or a single daily posts  The reaction has been mixed.  Some prefer multiple posts, some prefer one meaty post.
There's an important parallel here with newsletters. If you're going to go through the effort of creating a newsletter, you want it to get read. And there has to be a strategic business purpose for publishing a newsletter.
Here's a great email case study from Marketing Sherpa. Drs. Foster and Smith ran an A/B test to see whether a straight product promotion, or education focused with a product promotion would result in more sales.
"The winning design in both tests was information more prominent, offer less prominent. Remember, the informational call to action translated to a 15% increase in sales over the promotional offer.
The all-important landing page used shorter copy with a top image hot-linked to a product page where readers could purchase products relevant to the information. In a sense, readers were being pre-sold on an item with expert advice which further motivated the purchase.
Marketing Sherpa summed up the key takeaway as "Their audience responds better to relevant content than to a heavy-duty sales pitch."
I think much of this learning applies to newsletters as well. So, Here are some strategies for writing newsletters that actually get read:
What about you? What techniques do you use to create successful newsletters that people actually read?
You write them like you were writing a screen play
I've always believed in giving them some real info not just a sales pitch. It's nice to see some actual testing to back it up.
I read Marketing Sherpa's study and the heavy-on-content, short-on-sales-messages just confirms my thinking.
I'm writing a five-part series on marketing with e-letters on my blog right now.
Finding your voice and personality is so important because there is so much stuff, so much raw information already out there. No one needs more of that. We are all craving opinions and personal takes on topics.
Like Sean, I tend toward the "drama" kind of writing: telling personal stories, using imagery and metaphors.
Bottom line: we all need to find our own voice.
Great post, Holly!
Hi, I post a newsletter almost daily (well it is called the daily dose ) and have found that giving a varied length as well as subject matter throughout the week means less drop off. And the blog posts comments are interesting too. I find with that, content rich, useful and interesting posts will give you sticky content that will bring people back.
I couldn't have said this better myself. It's also nice to be somewhat vindicated in our aims to achieve the same things for our blog/newsletter – different articles for a diverse audience, unique voice, wow not just how, and personal stories.
[...] Holly Buchanan over at FutureNow has some great tips on how to structure your newsletter so it gets read and has the pop you want it to. Here is what she has to say: [...]
Getting in front of a reader base in the first place is usually the biggest challenge. After that, quality content will guarantee they stay and encourage new readers too.. that's what I've learned over the years.
Great info, I will be using this for my future newsletters.
I would definitely like to know the secret of creating such newsletter. I will even sell my xbox for that.
I've try some way to write newsletter for my subscribe but not almost of them reading it.
If you want people reading what you say. You should focus and tell what they like. It's way to tell those people must read your news.
If you have a more focused subject of expertise, go with the single article approach. There's a greater chance that one article will resonate with your more focused audience.
I couldn't have said this better myself. It's also nice to be somewhat vindicated in our aims to achieve the same things for our blog/newsletter – different articles for a diverse audience, unique voice, wow not just how, and personal stories.
Thanks for the post, really useful info there.
Who has time to read newsletters? This is what I struggle with. What type of content do readers want? I welcome any feedback. Thanks
Thanks for the helpful tips. I writing newslwetters, its one thing I always struggle with but will try some of your tips out. Thanks
Great info, I will be using this for my future newsletters.
Humor+personalizing the newsletter is what we do in our email marketing. And bold letter also helps.


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When your business has achieved customer loyalty, it can be more powerful than any ad or marketing campaign you've run this past year. Customer loyalty is considered an achievement that all companies seek as part of the lifeblood of their business. Campaigns are rolled out on a monthly, quarterly and yearly basis, striving to entice customers with new features, new products and new promises. But once that feature or product has been released and the sale has been made, what does the customer really feel about the value of the company? According to recent research by Lithium Technologies, 50% of purchase
OKR is an acronym you need to know regardless of the size of your company. It stands for "Objectives and Key Results". Smaller businesses sometimes make the mistake of brushing OKRs off, staying focused instead on "big picture" goals and achievements. But OKRs are very much an element of that big picture, and whether you are a start-up or a major power-player, they are important. What Is An OKR? In simple terms, it's a process where you define your goal and establish measurable results for getting there. For example, it's not enough to say you want to make your service a
I'd like you to read a short story and then take a little quiz. Don't worry—it will be quick and fun. Ready? Here goes. The scene is a meeting room in an office. The department managers are seated around the big table. At the head of the table is the CEO. Before each participant is a sheaf of papers, which have just been distributed by the administrative assistant. The CEO begins. "Please turn to the spreadsheet tracking domestic revenues. Look at the last column. Sales are down by five percent from last quarter!" A manager raises her hand. "Pardon me,
Last week we talked about our time spent with Partner at Google Ventures', Rick Klau. We wanted to give you enough time to watch Rick's Youtube video on how Google sets goals with OKRs. Now we will provide some insight into why OKRs are used by companies as big as Google and as small as startups. OKRs can help even the most rigid and traditional company, they will align and engage employees while instilling a sense of purpose and improve production. OKRs to Align and Engage Using objectives and key results (OKRs) is an effective goal-setting strategy. But defining goals
This past week the Kapta Team went to Austin, Texas for Techstars' annual FounderCon event. This event brought together current and past Techstars Founders, Sponsors, Staff and Speakers. One session specifically stood out as extremely relevant to Kapta; this was the OKR session led by Rick Klau with Google Ventures. Rick quickly gained recognition as being the "OKR guy" at Google Ventures after his youtube video "Startup Lab workshop: How Google sets goals: OKRs" got more views than he ever thought! Kapta wrote a post with his video linked to it almost a year ago. It was powerful to hear
People are changing and as a byproduct, so is the workforce. Individuals are feeling entitled to more and more in their lives and their jobs as well. Many companies are not able to engage with their employees enough or in the right way to raise job satisfaction to an acceptable level. Those companies that do reach a suitable level of job satisfaction, often have trouble sustaining that morale for any extended period of time. Employees need direction on what to do but now with the freedom to do it how and when they want. A crucial piece that is often


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Danny Brown is getting OLD. While he has stated that the title of his forthcoming album is a tribute to Wu-Tang legend and strong creative influence, Old Dirty Bastard, there seems to be a deeper context behind it. Detroit's grimy casanova is now 32, and though the young fanbase he's acquired in his ... More >>
Dance Your Face Off! creator and promoter, Mikey Rodge, hasn't been DJing for long. The party-promoter first dabbled in playing tracks two years ago when he decided he'd like to take a shot at some behind-the-booth action. Despite an unsuccessful first attempt, Mikey Rodge kept at it, and eventua ... More >>
In the span of five years, Avi Marco, perhaps better known as DJ Avi, has made quite a name for himself around DFW. The Israel-born jock moved to the area in 2005 and has since played numerous venues in both Dallas and Fort Worth, scooping up a couple of residencies along the way. He grew u ... More >>
Any knucklehead with DSL and a laptop can now make an electronic track. With a half hour of clicking and fiddling, you can sample enough cheesy beats and mashups to clog arteries from here to Berlin. Simple dropdown mouse maneuvers can transform electro tracks into progressive house tracks (from dry ... More >>
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Maths + English (Definitive Jux)
See, it is about who you know: When the (pretty kickass) independent hip-hop label Definitive Jux--home to El-P, Aesop Rock, Dizzee Rascal, Del The Funkee Homosapien, RJD2, Mr. Lif and more--was looking for a DJ to remix the recently released album from rap trio Hangar 18, local DJ and beatmaker Rob ... More >>
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This was the year electronic dance music got its head -- and its ass -- out of the past.
Sassy Brits, hoochie mamas and a dude named Beans attempted to invigorate a stagnant year for hip-hop.
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Rozsival likely to return Friday vs. Blue Jackets
BY MARK LAZERUS Staff Reporter April 3, 2014 10:15PM
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Michal Rozsival could look on the bright side. After all, missing nine games over the last three weeks with a lower-body injury should leave him fresh and rested for the Stanley Cup playoffs, which is when he played his best hockey last year — breaking free of the sixth-man rotation and becoming a valuable every-day player.
But it's hard to be positive when you miss so much time, particularly when you're forced to watch your teammates struggle.
"That's not the way I'm trying to look at it," Rozsival said. "There might be [a benefit], but there might not. Every time you miss time, you lose your rhythm a little bit, and it's always better to be in the games than to be out for a long period of time."
Rozsival likely will return to the lineup Friday night in Columbus.
"It's never nice, and it's never easy to not be able to play," he said. "And watching the team struggling in some games — it's never easy to watch that."
Moving on up
With Jonathan Toews out for the rest of the regular season, Andrew Shaw has moved up to the top line, between Patrick Sharp and Marian Hossa. It's a big step up for Shaw, who's usually in more of a checking-line role.
"You see how hard Jonny works, and it's probably the toughest shoes to fill," Shaw said. "It's impossible to do so. But I'm going to do my best."
Shaw said he won't change his aggressive style in his new role.
"It's a big responsibility, and I like taking that on," he said. "I've got to play strong defensively and compete in those puck areas and get the puck out. I'm playing with two great players, and hopefully we can create some chemistry there."
Handzus out
Michal Handzus was benched for the third period of the game Sunday at Pittsburgh, even after Toews was injured, leaving the Hawks thin up the middle. He was out again Thursday night against the Wild. Coach Joel Quenneville said Handzus is healthy and that both were coach's decisions. He might play Friday.
"He's done a good job PK-wise for us, and he's responsible defensively," Quenneville said. "He gives us what we're looking for. He gives us some intelligence to his game, so he's been all right."
Johnny Oduya, who skated Thursday morning, was a last-minute scratch with a lower-body injury. He'll sit out Friday night, too.


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Managing Permissions
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To give someone restricted access, the first step is to create a role with the appropriate level of permissions. After the role is created, you will add the new user, set up the login credentials, and assign the role to the user account.
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Even in reality TV-obsessed Texas, where there are more shows filmed about drunks, housewives, pint-sized beauty queens, gays, bling, dance moms and cowboys than you can count, odds are you won't score a cameo in one. Still, the more I hear about new Trinity Groves concept Kitchen LTO, the more it s ... More >>
Welcome to My First Show, where we give bands a chance to talk about the first shows they ever attended -- no matter how uncool and embarrassing those tales may be. Beau WagenerBeau Wagener might be best known around town as the bassist for Macavity and, more recently, as one of three guitarist ... More >>
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G.I. Joe was a wimp; these Small Soldiers are ready to kick butt
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Delicious London picnic
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We have recently experienced some glorious sunshine in London. It seems to have dwindled somewhat this week, but we are optimistic for its return so that we can enjoy more ... Read MoreNo Comments
Chelsea Flower Show: Afternoon Tea
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Congress, send me that bill!
John Latta | August 12, 2011
I keep wondering if there is a tipping point for our transportation infrastructure, a point where the entire game changes. Somewhat in the way a breached levee in New Orleans changed the work being done to defend the city against Hurricane Katrina. What was being done was superseded by a new, sudden and powerful reality. Will we one day not too far in the future have to stop squabbling or daydreaming about transportation infrastructure and start desperately trying to keep it in basic working order?
Is there also such a point in the politics of transportation infrastructure? Because right now politicians are still talking the talk they've been talking for some time, and all the while little or nothing actually happens while the pressure behind the levee continues to build.
President Obama said the right things in Michigan yesterday, even though he was sounding a lot like those telethon people, you know, "get to the phones and call now."
Tell Congress to get past their differences and send me a road construction bill — (applause) — so that companies can put tens of thousands of people to work right now building our roads and bridges and airports and seaports. (Applause.) I mean, think about it. America used to have the best stuff — best roads, best airports, best seaports. We're slipping behind because we're not investing in it, because of politics and gridlock. Do you want to put people to work right now rebuilding America? You've got to send that message to Congress. (Applause.)
Nice. But saying the right thing is a pointless exercise if it changes nothing.[By the way, this is a White House transcript and the (Applause) is WH work not mine.]
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The big winners at tonight's BAFTA Awards? Gravity, American Hustle and 12 Years A Slave.
Gravity bagged five prizes including Best British Film and Best Director. The movie starred George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. Neither of its lead actors were at the ceremony, but director Alfonso Cuarón gave a beautiful speech while accepting the gong for Best Director.
'I don't know if I can open my mouth,' the half-Mexican Brit said. 'I consider myself a part of the British film industry. I guess I make a good case for curbing immigration.'
Jennifer Lawrence scooped Best Supporting Actress for her part in American Hustle but couldn't attend the ceremony due to filming commitments. Meanwhile, fresh from winning big at the Golden Globes, Cate Blanchett bagged Best Actress for her role in Woody Allen flick Blue Jasmine.
J Law wasn't the only member of the Hustle cast to be celebrated at this year's awards ceremony, the movie won Best Original Screenplay and Best Hair And Make Up.
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Over to the guys. Cara Delevingne's mate Will Poulter won the Rising Star award. Best Supporting Actor went to Barkhad Abdi from Captain Phillips, while Best Actor was won by 12 Years A Slave's Chiwetel Ejiofor.
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Best Picture
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Best British Film
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Best Director
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Best Actor
Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave)
Best Actress
Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
Best Supporting Actor
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Best Supporting Actress
Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle)
Best Original Screenplay
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Sleeping with the Fishes (dir. James Walker)
Best British Short Film
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Outstanding Debut by a British Creative
Keiran Evans (director/writer, Kelly + Victor)
The EE Rising Star Award (voted for by public)
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Today I was asked to help in a problem with shortcuts in Windows 7 which pointed to the wrong non-existing location. The issue refers too all shortcuts connected with the Program Files folder.
As I didn't know what is the issue the first idea was to create a completely new profile (i.e. user account) to check if the problem arises there as well.
Fortunately the new profile/account was correct, all links were fine. It meant the problem was connected only with the first profile. That's why I decided to recreate the IconCache.db file by removing it and restarting the machine. Unfortunately it didn't help.
The system itself is a Polish edition of Windows 7 and because it works on 64-bit platform there are 2 folders for applications:
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b) (for 64-bit apps) "c:\Pliki programów (x64)"
Almost all programs are installed in b) but all corrupted links pointed to "c:\Program Files (x64)" instead of "c:\Pliki programów (x64)". Somehow the links contained the English name ("c:\Program Files (x64)") instead of Polish one ("c:\Pliki programów (x64)"). This was the reason they didn't work.
Do you have any idea what could happen and how to fix it ?
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Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Where are the faulty shortcuts located? On desktop or in startmenu ... or?
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c:\Program Files (x64) is very abnormal.... are you sure?
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Polish Windows 7 64bits shouldn't be localized. The 'Program Files' folder in different languages (Technical Article)
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Hi Rafi, welcome to the Seven Forums.
First, you have got it wrong: A 64 bit windows 7 has two folders for programs as Kaktussoft already told:
In other words, for instance the folder Program Files (x86) is called Program Files (x86) in Polish Windows 7 although the Explorer also uses the link Pliki programów (x86), or the folder Users is called Users in Finnish Windows 7 although it can also be accessed in Explorer using the localized Finnish link name Käyttäjät.
See the screenshot for an explanation:
(Click to enlarge.)Therefore a shortcut should and must always point to the folder using its actual (English) name instead of the localized link.
Let's use the Internet Explorer shortcut as an example. In localized version (German in this example) the Windows Explorer shows the location of IE as C:\Programme (x86)\Iexplore.exe. However, as Programme (x86) is only a link instead of actual location, IE's shortcut must use the actual folder name Program Files (x86). Please notice also that for instance Command Prompt cannot find the Iexplore.exe executable file using the localized German link name but needs instead the full, actual folder name in English.
See the screenshot for explanation:
All system folders can also be accessed in Explorer using their respective English environment variable names, regardless of the used Windows language version. Type %programdata% on Explorer addressbar and hit enter to open by default hidden ProgramData folder, %programfiles(x86)% to enter Program Files (x86), %temp% to open Temp folder, %appdata% to open your AppData\Roaming folder and so on.
A tip: you can always see the actual folder names and location in Explorer by clicking inside the addressbar:
Addressbar showing the localized link:
Clicking the addressbar shows the actual folder names:
All shortcuts should always point to actual location of target files using the actual English folder names for Windows system folders. Any localized folder (link) names in shortcut target name will cause errors.
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GUILDFORD, UK – The Eagles hit their stride in the final match and played well when it really mattered. This was the Eagles' most tightly contested match of the World Cup with the USA and Canada switching the lead frequently throughout the match.
The Canadians struck early, having scored a penalty, a try, and a conversion within the first ten minutes of the match. Down by ten points early, the USA needed to wake up. And fast. Thanks to the boot of the American flyhalf, Christy Ringgenberg, the USA was brought back into the match. The pivot slotted two penalties for her side and brought the USA within four points. Canadian center, Sarah Ulmer, was carded in the 25th minute and would spend ten minutes in the bin, giving the Americans a one player advantage which they would capitalize on. Ashley English gave the USA the lead as she scored in the 30th minute, a missed conversion brought the scores to 11-10. The Canadians would answer back with a try of their own as the Canadian second-rower Megan Gibbs went over in the 35th minute. The conversion was good, and the scores at halftime were USA 11, Canada 17.
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Head coach Kathy Flores was pleased with the win, and also gracious to the Canadians, a team she has come to know extremely well both as a player and as a coach.
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The multifunctionality of 10% sodium sulfacetamide, 5% sulfur emollient foam in the treatment of inflammatory facial dermatoses. [2010.03]Prior to 1962, some of the most versatile drugs in dermatology were approved by the U.S...
Sulfacetamide loaded Eudragit(R) RL100 nanosuspension with potential for ocular delivery. [2010]PURPOSE: Polymeric nanosuspension was prepared from an inert polymer resin (Eudragit(R) RL100) with the aim of improving the availability of sulfacetamide at the intraocular level to combat bacterial infections... CONCLUSION: The results indicate that the formulation of sulfacetamide in Eudragit(R) RL100 nanosuspension could be utilized as potential delivery system for treating ocular bacterial infections.
Interaction of topical sulfacetamide and topical dapsone with benzoyl peroxide. [2009.09]CONCLUSIONS: Knowledge of the chemical reaction between benzoyl peroxide and sulfacetamide and dapsone will help minimize the occurrence of this interaction on our patients' skin.
Bioadhesive sulfacetamide sodium microspheres: evaluation of their effectiveness in the treatment of bacterial keratitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa in a rabbit model. [2009.08]The aim of this study was to prepare bioadhesive sulfacetamide sodium (SA) microspheres to increase their residence time on the ocular surface and to enhance their treatment efficacy on ocular keratitis. Microspheres were fabricated by spray drying method using mixture of polymers such as pectin, polycarbophil and hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose (HPMC) at different ratios...
Treatment of papulopustular rosacea with sodium sulfacetamide 10%/sulfur 5% emollient foam. [2009.03]Acne rosacea is a chronic cutaneous disorder affecting as many as 14 million Americans.The high patient satisfaction ratings for SSSE foam suggest that the product may improve long-term compliance rates, with the potential to yield more favorable clinical outcomes.
The Effect of Sodium Thiosulfate Eardrops on Hearing Loss in Patients Who Receive Cisplatin Therapy [Recruiting]
This is a pilot, randomized, self-controlled study of the effects of intratympanic sodium
thiosulfate (STS) on the degree of hearing loss in patients receiving cisplatin therapy.
Sodium thiosulfate is an inactive ingredient contained in sulfacetamide ophthalmic solution
which is used routinely as an otic solution delivered to the middle ear space.
The hypothesis of this study is that local administration of sodium thiosulfate (STS) will
result in improved hearing compared to ears not receiving the study drug in patients
receiving systemic cisplatin therapy.
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