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Official snowfall measurements taken at Detroit Metro Airport
Snowfall is the last piece of the puzzle that is measured the old fashion way.
Josh Halasy is the man taking the official snow measurements at Detroit Metro Airport away from the planes and the sound of engines. Halasy goes out and measures the snow four times a day for the National Weather Service. He had no idea he could possibly be measuring history.
Halasy says when the winds are as high as they were on Wednesday, snow measurements are harder to take rather than on a day when the wind is not as strong. After determining how much snow fell by using a 40-inch measuring stick, Halasy measures what was left from the previous snowfall.
He measures the snow in multiple areas where foot prints are not present.
The official snow measurement should be known soon.
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NEW YORK – Celeste Holm, a versatile, bright-eyed blonde who soared to Broadway fame in Oklahoma! and won an Oscar in Gentleman's Agreement but whose last years were filled with financial difficulty and estrangement from her sons, died Sunday, a relative said. She was 95.
Holm had been hospitalized about two weeks ago with dehydration. She asked her husband on Friday to bring her home and spent her final days with her husband, Frank Basile, and other relatives and close friends by her side, said Amy Phillips, a great-niece of Holm's who answered the phone at Holm's apartment on Sunday.
Holm died at her longtime apartment on Central Park West, in the same building where actor Robert De Niro lives.
In a career that spanned more than half a century, Holm played Ado Annie – the girl who just can't say no in Oklahoma!– Bette Davis' best friend in All About Eve and a worldly theatrical agent in the 1991 comedy I Hate Hamlet. She had guest-star turns on TV shows such as Fantasy Island and Love Boat II.
She won the Academy Award in 1947 for best supporting actress for her performance in Gentlemen's Agreement and received Oscar nominations for Come to the Stable (1949) and All About Eve (1950).
Holm was also known for her untiring charity work – at one time she served on nine boards – and was a board member emeritus of the National Mental Health Association.
She was once president of the Creative Arts Rehabilitation Center, which treats emotionally disturbed people using arts therapies. Over the years, she raised $20,000 for UNICEF by charging 50 cents apiece for autographs.
President Ronald Reagan appointed her to a six-year term on the National Council on the Arts in 1982.
In New York, she was active in the Save the Theatres Committee and was once arrested during a vigorous protest against the demolition of several theaters.
But late in her life she was in a bitter, multiyear legal family battle that pitted her two sons against her and her fifth husband – former waiter Basile, whom she married in 2004 and was more than 45 years her junior.
The court fight over investments and inheritance wiped away much of her savings and left her dependent on Social Security benefits. The actress and her sons no longer spoke, and she was sued for overdue maintenance and legal fees on her Manhattan apartment.


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Traditional banner ads can be frustrating. They're easy to ignore. And all too often, the landing page on the other side of the click doesn't fulfill the promise of the ad.
So why not try something new, like placing an ad on Facebook, where captive users are forced to see it right there in their news feeds?
That's Virgin America's strategy. But is it anything new?
Despite the hype, social media ads are rarely different than traditional banner or pay-per-click ads. The landscape has changed slightly, but the need for fundamental persuasion and conversion tactics remains. As always, better planning makes all the difference. Let's take a look…
Here's Virgin's latest "sponsored news feed item" — i.e., fancy contextual banner ad that targets only certain demographics:
As you can see, the language is simple and engaging. A time limit (March 28) is set, thus creating a sense of urgency without drilling it into the customer's head.
Nobody likes to be yelled at, especially not on an airplane. So why yell at them to "BUY NOW"? Virgin knows better, and this ad's subtlety makes it that much more click-worthy.
The landing page continues the scent trail that started with the banner ad. Notice how the exact wording carries over.
See that? Change may be "in the air," but Virgin was smart to stick with their original verbiage.
What's even more interesting is that this landing page is actually the VirginAmerica.com homepage. It was the homepage last week, when the March 28 promotion was happening, anyway. This week, there's a new promotion, and a new homepage message to match.
Consistency across channels is what ensures the success of Virgin's ad buys. By adjusting the homepage to match their current campaigns, they're capitalizing on the persuasive momentum of their various banner ad campaigns. (This screen shot proves that Virgin's Facebook ads are no different than any of their other banners. Would they change the company's homepage just to match a persuasion scenario that starts at Facebook? Nope.)
Virgin America continues the momentum from click-to-click by keeping it simple and keeping visitors engaged on the active window. By showing all March 28-related promotions on a single page, they're reduce friction in the buying process.
Virgin uses this page to reinforce the visitor's original interest while introducing a few more offers, thereby qualifying our needs. We click through, and it's off to the booking engine.
Like most e-commerce shopping carts, it seems flight-booking engines were made to confuse us. Not Virgin's. Theirs is intuitive and straightforward. As you can see, several steps are combined into one. It's the website usability equivalent of the magical airplane stall door lock (which doubles as a light switch, and triples as a switch for the fan).
The only downside to having a site that works this well is that now Virgin needs to make sure people enjoy the flight as much as they enjoyed booking it. But if the real experience is anything like the one online, it looks like they've got you covered.
CMO's should take notice.
While there's no such thing as a perfect website, you should still try to convert like a Virgin.
Peter I'll vouch for the in-air experience. I had the pleasure of flying Virgin America to San Francisco last week when I went out to teach the Call to Action seminar. The seats, staff and food were incredible. I'm planning my next trip in May to take them again.
Banner ads are a big challenge to make profitable, its good to see one that seems to understand that interruption marketing doesn't need to be rude and invasive.
GREAT analysis!
I'll take Bryan's suggestion and consider Virgin for my next flight if you can get me off JetBlue.
How do you know this strategy works? What are the results?
Obviously "There Is A Reason" Sir Richard is a BILLIONARE!
ALWAYS remember the fundamentals, "MAKE IT EZ FOR THE PROSPECT/CUSTOMER TO DO BUSINESS WITH YOU!!!" (Yes, I am SHOUTING!)
Peter (Koning),
Good question. Although we don't know their results per se, we know based on the results we've achieved for our clients that these tactics work. In fact, we have an entire product line based on scenario /scent trail planning and optimization.
This post was meant as an observational analysis only, so we hope you don't feel misled. If we can get some actual data (on conversion, ROI, etc.) from Virgin, we'll definitely pass it along.
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Is actual result of this campaign not the only way to know its success? While following a tested and proven process suggests the likelihood of success, many variables impact campaign implementation. How well did the creative and offers
match the needs and wants of potential buyers? How well did the marketers test, measure, and execute? How much did it cost?These variables impact ROI. If Virgin Airlines is willing to discuss the campaign, would this not be an interesting case study?
I've learned to ignore the in-feed ads on Facebook already.
The pricing transparency seems to be a must- have these days. I have zero patience for sites where the pricing details are obfuscated … nothing makes me bail on a site faster than if i have to dig to find the cost of whatever the service might be. The presentation of pricing seems to be perhaps THE most important visualization aspect of any site design, yet so few seem to be doing it well.
Virgin is the best people loved brand on Earth.
Great post Peter.
Virgin is Smart! They even made a customer complain letter (London- Mumbai) into a funny 'viral' mail!
marketing variables impact campaign implementation. How well did understand that interruption the creative whatever the. The presentation of pricing seems doesn't need to be rude service might be
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While Mitsubishi just claimed its first profitable quarter in four years, its president, Osamu Masuko, says the company will now go after the potentially huge profit in untapped Asian markets with a super-affordable vehicle. If it happens, Mitsubishi would join a score of other companies with the same goal.
Nikkei Business Daily speculates the car would sell for around $8,500 and could possibly be based on the Colt, seen above.
If the company's efforts to tap into that market are succesful, Mitsubishi can plan to see many more profitable quarters.
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Prisoner's death stokes fears of third uprisingBy KARIN LAUB
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Palestinians take cover during clashes with Israeli troops in the West Bank city of Hebron, following the death of Arafat Jaradat, a Palestinian prisoner held in an Israeli jail, Sunday.RAMALLAH, West Bank The mysterious death of a 30-year-old Palestinian gas station attendant in Israeli custody stoked new West Bank clashes Sunday, along with Israeli fears of a third Palestinian uprising.
A senior Palestinian official alleged that Arafat Jaradat was tortured by Israels Shin Bet security service, citing an autopsy he said revealed bruising and two broken ribs.
Israels Health Ministry said the autopsy did not conclusively determine the cause of death, but that the bruising and broken ribs were likely the result of attempts to revive the detainee.
Jaradats death came at a time of rising West Bank tensions, including several days of Palestinian marches in support of four hunger-striking prisoners in Israeli lockups. In all, Israel holds nearly 4,600 Palestinians, including dozens who have never been formally charged.
Frozen Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, the recent re-election of Israeli hard-line Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a Palestinian cash crisis and the Palestinians sense of being abandoned by the Arab world seem to have created fertile ground for a third Palestinian revolt.
Over the weekend, Israels army chief convened senior commanders to discuss the growing unrest.
Jaradats death is liable to become the opening shot in a third uprising, Israeli military commentator Alex Fishman wrote in the Yediot Ahronot daily Sunday, arguing that the Palestinian street has been boiling with anger for a number of weeks now.
However, Israeli officials have previously expressed concern about a new uprising, only to see bursts of Palestinian protests fizzle.
The first uprising, marked by stone-throwing protests and commercial strikes, erupted in the late 1980s and led to Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. The second uprising broke out in 2000, after failed talks on a final peace deal, and it was far deadlier, with Israel reoccupying the West Bank after bombings and shootings.
In recent years, the West Bank has been relatively calm. Despite recent tensions, the Palestinian self-rule government has not broken off security coordination with Israel in their joint campaign against Islamic militants.
Palestinian activists also say they learned from the mistakes of the armed revolt a decade ago and are turning to more creative protests against Israels 45-year rule over lands they want for a future state.
Former Palestinian security chief Jibril Rajoub, speaking in Hebrew on Israel Radio, tried to reassure Israelis, declaring Sunday on behalf of the entire Palestinian leadership that there is no plan to lead to bloodshed.
Jaradat, a father of two from the West Bank village of Saeer, died in Megiddo Prison in northern Israel on Saturday, six days after his arrest on suspicion of stone throwing.
Jaradats attorney, Kamil Sabbagh, said his client told an Israeli military judge Thursday during a hearing that he was being forced to sit for long periods during interrogation. The detainee also complained of back pain and seemed terrified to return to the Shin Bet lockup, although he did not have any apparent signs of physical abuse, Sabbagh said.
After the court hearing, the judge ordered Jaradat to be examined by a prison doctor.
The Shin Bet said that during interrogation, Jaradat was examined several times by a doctor who detected no health problems. On Saturday, he was in his cell and felt unwell after lunch, the agency said.
Rescue services and a doctor were alerted and treated him, the statement said. But they didnt succeed in saving his life.
On Sunday, Israels forensics institute performed an autopsy attended by a physician from the Palestinian Authority.
After being briefed by the Palestinian physician, Issa Karake, the Palestinian minister of prisoner affairs, told a news conference late Sunday that Jaradat had suffered two broken ribs on the right side of his chest. The autopsy also showed bruises on Jaradats back and chest.
Israeli officials initially said Jaradat apparently died of a heart attack, but Karake said the Palestinian physician told him there was no evidence of that.
Jaradat faced harsh torture, leading to his immediate, direct death. Israel is fully responsible for his killing, Karake said.
Israels Health Ministry said Jaradat did not suffer from disease and that it was not possible yet to determine his cause of death conclusively.
The Israeli human rights group BTselem said the Shin Bet routinely holds detainees in isolation for extended periods during interrogation, keeping them in cells where the lights are never turned off.
Citing prisoner affidavits, BTselem spokeswoman Sarit Michaeli said physical mistreatment has dropped sharply in recent years but has not disappeared.
Detainees have filed some 700 complaints about mistreatment by Shin Bet agents in the past decade, but none has led to a criminal investigation, she said.
In the West Bank, meanwhile, Palestinians protesting Jaradats death threw stones at Israeli troops in several locations Sunday, including the city of Hebron and at a checkpoint near the militarys Ofer prison.
In the clash near the checkpoint, troops fired live rounds, shooting the 15-year-old son of the commander of the Palestinian Preventive Security Service in the chest and stomach, said Palestinian health official Dr. Ahmed Bitawi. The teen, Walid Hab al-Reeh, was in stable condition, while another man was wounded in the arm, Bitawi said.
The Preventive Security Service is key to security coordination with Israel. The Israeli military said it was aware of a report that a Palestinian youth was seriously hurt by gunfire, but could not confirm that soldiers used live rounds to disperse the protest.
Kadoura Fares, who heads a Palestinian group advocating for prisoners, urged Palestinians on Sunday to keep demonstrating. He also said that one of the four hunger-striking prisoners, Jafar Izzeldeen, was moved to a hospital Sunday because his condition was deteriorating.
Recent West Bank protests have focused on the fate of prisoners, an emotional Palestinian consensus issue.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been imprisoned since Israel captured the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem in 1967, meaning virtually every Palestinian family has had someone locked up.
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Allied forces began the long-awaited invasion of France Tuesday when landings were made along an 80-mile front between Charbourg and Le Havre where they established and held beach-heads from which they penetrated inland distances of five to twelve miles.
New Albion Bridge
Offering a great contrast to the original structures on the Shoreline Highway, the new Albion river bridge at Albion will be officially dedicated and opened to the public on Sunday, June 11.
Constructed at a cost of $350,000.00, the bridge is of reinforced steel concrete and heavy timbers, supporting a 26-foot wide deck some 150 feet above the Albion river.
A 130-foot long steel truss is combined with heavily timbered construction to span the distance of 969 feet, thereby affording better highway alignment and eliminating a winding, steep grade section of highway.
State Wonder Located Near Fort Bragg
Aug. 16, 1944
Considerable has been written lately in the city papers concerning the dwarfed forest near Fort Bragg.
Ten Mile Rail Replaced By Trucking
June 17, 1949
Early next Saturday afternoon the last logging train on the Union Lumber Company's Ten Mile railroad will roll into Fort Bragg, marking the conclusion of one era of lumbering and setting the stage for another.
The railroad will be torn up, and a high speed trucking road will replace it, and trucks will carry the logs from the woods to the mill. It was in 1917 that the first trainload of logs were carried over the line.
KDAC Begins Coverage Of City Council
June 24, 1949
Citizens of Fort Bragg will be able to "attend" City Council meetings from now on without leaving their homes! The Advocate-News in cooperation with Radio KDAC will present a recorded transcription of the council meetings at 6:45 o'clock on the Tuesday evenings following the Council session.
News of Fort Bragg, and especially the council meetings which affect the lives and action of every citizen, should be made available to the public.
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Beginning at 9 p.m. tomorrow evening, telephone users served by the Fort Bragg exchange will hear the "hum" of dial tone when they lift the receivers of their dial instruments. This is the dial telephone's way of asking "Number, please."
U.S. Coast Guard Station To Be Established
At Noyo Harbor
April 2, 1953
Earlier reports on the possibility of the establishing of a U.S. Coast Guard rescue station at Noyo Harbor were confirmed here last Wednesday evening when personnel of the 12th U.S. Coast Guard District, San Francisco, met with members of the local Coast Guard Auxiliary to set tentative plans for the station's establishment.
An eighty-three foot U.S. Coast Guard Cutter, equipped with short-wave radio, radar, and complete rescue equipment, will comprise the floating rescue station, it was further disclosed.
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Thursday, June 6, 1957
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Thursday, July 25, 1957
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The Salmon Trollers Marketing Association and local dealers broke the deadlock here when they reached an agreement calling for 38 cents a pound for large king salmon, 30 cents for mediums, and 25 cents for smalls and silvers.


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The Community Color Run for United Way is a family friendly event focused on raising money for the United Way!
This is about about having the time of your life, The Community Color Run for United Way is a five-kilometer or 2 mile, un-timed race in which hundreds of participants, are doused from head to toe in different colors at each kilometer. With only two rules, the idea is easy to follow:
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Looks like Angels & Kings has recovered after its underage-drinking shutdown a rep tells us it reopened a couple of weeks ago. Not only that but Chet, the primping Mormon from Real World: Brooklyn, will be doing a Wednesday karaoke night there starting next week (Chets fellow cast member Baya Voce already does a set there every Tuesday). Were thinking the songbook will be loaded with classic rock from the mid-nineties.
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Smoke no longer blowing across the road on A34 New Town Row between B4515 Newbury Road / B4144 Park Lane and A4540 New John Street West / A4540 Newtown Middleway / B4114 New TownRow.
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A two day festival of food, music, dance and Ukrainian culture will be held on the grounds of St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church on Tipperary Hill (207 Tompkins Street, Syracuse, NY 13204). Over 13,500 "Pyrohy" ("pierogies") have been made by parishioners, along with 1000s of stuffed cabbage rolls ("Holupchi"), beet soup ("Borsch") and home-baked sweets! The Ukrainian Dance Group ODESA will perform traditional Ukrainian folk dances on Friday evening, Saturday afternoon and evening, and dance music will provide background for anyone who would like to dance the night away both evenings!
Ukrainian artisans will demonstrate the ancient art of Easter Egg ("Pysanky") decorating.
Vendors will be featuring Ukrainian ceramics, jewelry and clothing for sale. Church tours will be offered both Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. A Divine Liturgy (Mass) will be offered at 3 p.m. on Saturday, and this satisfies the weekly obligation for all Catholics, of both Roman Catholic and Eastern Catholic rites.
This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the country that has dominated the news for the past year as the freedom loving Ukrainian people have struggled to maintain their independence and cultural traditions despite political and military struggles with Russia. All are invited to learn more about this country and these people as they celebrate their traditions and heritage here in Syracuse, New York.


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The field of wearable technology became somewhat "sexy" with the much-anticipated release of Google Glass, a lightweight pair of glasses that incorporates computer elements, sensors and other components, all for $1,500. One goal of this system is to allow media capture of images, video and sound that replicate the Glass wearer's point of view.
In February 2012, Google filed a patent application to protect a system of capturing pictures through a wearable device by analyzing a user's gaze. A user looks through the viewfinder, which can detect the field of vision of a user based on the direction of that user's gaze. This gaze information can be processed to determine the exact field of view for a user, and this data can be used to adjust the image being captured by the device. This patent application, U.S. Patent Application No. 20130222638, just recently received a non-final Office Action on August 12, 2014.
08.13.14 | inventions, Patent Issues, posts | Gene Quinn
Recent Patents and the Story of Microsoft's Xbox One
There have been reports that the Sony Playstation outsold the Microsoft Xbox One by a 2 to 1 margin, but TIME reports that these numbers really aren't particularly honest or informative. The reports that the Playstation is outselling the Xbox One by a 2 to 1 margin come from a study, or at least observations, of sales leading up to Christmas on eBay. But online auction sales from a single retailer are hardly appropriate to gauge what really happened in the broader marketplace.
All that is known for now is that both the Sony Playstation and the Xbox One were in extremely high demand and sold out this holiday season. Both of these game consoles will be around for a while, and both have a long history and patent portfolio behind them. With this in mind, let's take a look at the Xbox and some of the recent patents behind the device.
12.31.13 | inventions, Patent Issues, posts | Gene Quinn
Patenting Self-Destructing E-mail Messages
AT&T is seeking another patent on self-destructing e-mail messages. AT&T originally filed a patent application in January 2002 on this technology, which ripened into U.S. Patent No. 7,356,564. The latest patent application to publish in this family tree published on June 20, 2013 as U.S. Patent Application No. 20130159436. We profiled this back in August on IPWatchdog.com. See AT&T Seeks Patents on E-mail Self Destruct and 3D Media Content. Shortly thereafter, the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a Non-Final Rejection of the application.
This application relates to e-mail, which virtually everyone reading will know is a messaging system used across the world to communicate information to other people. Indeed, so ubiquitous has e-mail become that it is hard to remember when electronic communications via e-mail did not exist. E-mail is so incredibly useful because it's efficient and practically instantaneous. However, a sender has almost no way to protect confidential information once it has been sent across the Internet, and we have probably all sent one or more messages without thinking things through before clicking "send." Many have also no doubt sent an e-mail by accident to someone who was not the intended recipient, which can range from a nuisance to embarrassing to completely catastrophic depending on the content.
09.18.13 | inventions, patent eligibility, Patent Issues | Gene Quinn
U.S. Top for Innovation Quality in WIPO Report
On July 1, 2013, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and Cornell University released the 2013 Global Innovation Index (GII 2013). This year, the United States moved up to 5th (from 10th in 2012) and the United Kingdom also moved up to 3rd (from 5th in 2012). Switzerland remained 1st, with Sweden remaining 2nd in the rankings.
The GII 2013 looked at 142 economies around the world, using 84 indicators, including the quality of top universities, availability of microfinance, venture capital deals – gauging both innovation capabilities and measurable results.
The message from the report: "Despite the economic crisis, innovation is alive and well. Research and development spending levels are surpassing 2008 levels in most countries and successful local hubs are thriving." Indeed, despite tightened budget policies, R&D expenditures have grown since 2010. The R&D expenditures of top 1,000 R&D-spending companies grew between 9 and 10 % in 2010 and 2011. A similar pattern was observed in 2012.
07.8.13 | inventions, posts | Gene Quinn
Spotting Inventors You Might Want to Avoid
To paraphrase the famous quote of Ralph Waldo Emerson, if you build a better mouse-trap the world will make a beaten path to your door. Inventors and entrepreneurs frequently take this quote all too literally, thinking that if they make a better product theirs will sell and make them rich beyond their wildest dreams.
There are, of course, many different reasons why building a better mouse-trap is only the first of many steps on the road to financial freedom. There is no guarantee of financial success given by any patent office in the world. This is true even if you have a strong patent that covers a great product that enjoys robust consumer demand.
But this won't stop many inventors from attempting to patent some rather peculiar inventions. Chances are that the more peculiar the invention, the more likely the inventor is going to want the patent attorney or patent agent to work for free, or on some kind of contingency basis. If an inventor like this approaches you, even if they seem normal, do yourself a favor and just say NO!
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A decades-old Madison building will soon have a new look, if fundraising efforts go by the book.
First Lady Jessica Doyle, Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and plenty of balloon animals helped kick off a fundraising push for the Sequoya Branch Library.
The city has chipped in more than $4 million for a new building.
Volunteers are working to raise the last $975,000 needed to build in the re-developed Midvale Plaza.
"We'll have double our space from about 12,000 right now to over 20,000 square feet. We'll have a whole south facing wall of windows so it'll be totally different than it is today," says Jean MacCubbin, co-chair of the fundraising efforts.
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How to make your emails useful
Despite the obvious fact that this is an email and you are reading it now, most of us don't bother reading them.
How many do you get every day?
I get between 50 and 100 emails every day and almost half are stupid bulk emails from people like Groupon offering me cheap towels or something. I unsubscribe often but it seems (mysteriously) not to work....
So I get about 50 that require me to do something or respond somehow. I'm trying to do a days work as well as respond to emails so I have a (sort of) system for them. It goes like this (and I don't think I'm unusual or special):
Is it from someone I know and like or do regular work with?
If so, I'll read it quickly and decide whether to respond immediately or save it for when I'm back at my desk and not trying to type on a mobile phone.
(Sometimes I get to my desk, I forget the email - they drop below the fold and they might as well be gone forever)
Is it interesting or short enough to be dealt with in one go?
Well maybe I'll read it or deal with it while I'm between meetings or having that coffee, then.
Anything else tends to fall into the last category - perhaps I'll read it or deal with it later when I have time. Which is usually not soon.
Now maybe this just illustrates what a retard I am and that I need to rethink my email management (probably something there) but I suspect that email overload applies to a lot of us too.
20% is a good open rate for an email list that is opted in.
So rethink your communicating. If it is important - call them up.
Follow up with a confirmatory email if you need to reinforce something or give them info - they're already past the filter.
And, if your staff think that sending an email absolves them of responsibility for stuff, don't let them get away with it.
Hands up whose email marketing, or even direct email communications, sometimes (often) go unanswered?
Jon Dale
Small Fish Business Coaching Byron Bay
How Mobile Is Your Marketing?
Have you noticed that some websites now have a cool layout just for use on smart phones and tablets? Do you have the type of business that could benefit from a mobile friendly website? Have a think about it! Restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs, doctors, vets, mechanics, real estate agents…. I could go on all day. All of these types of businesses (and hundreds more) are services that should be search friendly on a mobile device. Here are some interesting facts on mobile websites:
One third of the world's population use mobile devise to perform internet searches
It is expected that there will be 520 million location based searches performed on mobile devices around the worlds in 2012
One half of internet searches for local products and services are performed from mobile devices
Google Analytics has added mobile metrics so you can now see who is searching for your business on a mobile device
Not convinced? Check out these examples on www.GCWeb.com.au's website. Take note of the bottom of the mobile websites where you literally click once to call or click once to see their location on a map – how easy is it for your potential customers to call you using a mobile device from your website? Would potential customers have the patience to click through to find your contact details or would they just move on to the next mobile website that does offer ease of use?
Leesa Kennedy from www.GCWeb.com.au says that a lot of businesses think the addition of a mobile website will change the layout of their current website or require a huge input of cash. It's not true, your website will remain exactly the same when viewed from non-mobile devices and mobile websites start from a couple of hundred bucks!
Check out GCWeb's cool mobile emulator to see what your website looks like on a mobile device -
Melanie Miller
Small Fish Business Coaching Gold Coast
The Smell of Desperation Around Small Business Marketing
Phwooaaarr what is that smell? Oh, I know! It is the stench of desperation around a lot of Small Business marketing.
Businesses that don't have a stable, consistent and well thought out marketing strategy often fall into the trap of desperation marketing. It is highly reactive and often based on a lack of "kerching" at the cash register. We have all experienced it; your inbox fills up with special offers and enticements to spend our cash and to spend it today. I personally love businesses throwing me sweet deals on a regular basis but my business brain says… "This is bad, very bad."
Want to avoid being stinky? Plan ahead! Understand your marketing goals, plan timelines (based around seasonal shifts) and know your conversion rates in regards to your advertising. Invest time in planning to avoid having to throw out quick tricks or lures to win business. If you keep throwing them out there it will only be a matter of time until your customer base no longer wants to purchase anything you offer without some type of enticement. This is not good for your business and is definitely not good for your bottom line.
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Using Social Media In Your Business (A Business Coach Tries To Make Sense Of It)
It's OK, I know I'm a business coach and not a social media expert but we've been learning a little lately and I thought you might find it interesting. I'll defer to the experts and I acknowledge the input of a few experts in this field. Mark Barrett from CI Marketing (our Internet marketing adviser and website custodian), Natalie Alaimo, coaching client of Melanie Miller and Social Media specialist, Seth Godin (who I've never met but who writes and speaks with considerable authority), that guy who wrote "The New Rules of Marketing and PR" and Michael Stovin-Bradford of Tactical Resources.
No-one knows all the answers, everything is changing so quickly that there are no answers in the way we used to think of them – that there's a right way to do things that will give you guaranteed results. There's not and it's likely that that old certainty is gone forever, at least where the Internet is concerned.
This article tries to share what we're doing when it comes to social media and how it meshes with our online strategies. I've been thinking about why people use social media (it's not because they want to hear how good you are or why they should buy your stuff); the social (media) contract; relationships and the mesh (thanks Lisa Gansky).
The Social (Media) Contract
Why do we use social media and the Internet (I've lumped them together here). As I said, it's not so that we can be advertised to, we use it when we want to find things out or when we want to find out about things (including where we can buy them and how much they cost; we use it to be entertained, interested, informed – in a sort of lazy, passive way.
I'm not sure where this assertion came from but it rings true – we use the web (Google mostly) to look for things. We expect to find them quickly and, if we don't, we're back to the search results looking for a more useful site before you can say "click here to find out more".
We use social media like Facebook and Google+ (watch for this one – it promises to be huge) to be mindlessly entertained, to see what our friends ate for lunch and to see what they've shared – because we'll probably be interested in some of the stuff they're interested in.
I know from my own habits that overt sales messages or someone talking about themselves too much gets boring. I'll read posts or articles or click through tweets or subscribe for emails if I think they'll be interesting.
And our tolerance is low, too. I only read about 10% of the regular emails that come my way (and I know that only about 20% of the people who receive our Fish Tales open it to read it). We scan the heading and make a very quick decision about whether we read on or not – there's so much stuff out there, we're not interested in checking to make sure we don't miss something interesting. If it's really god, someone will share it again, anyway.
So, the social media contract – be interesting, useful, entertaining. Reveal something of yourself, share what you've learnt recently, pass on interesting and useful titbits (but not too many, that's boring, too). It's ephemeral – what you share or write is soon lost.
If people like what you say or share, when they go looking to buy what you're selling, they will (probably) go and look for you – via whatever social media or web channel they've been.
Jon Dale
Small Fish Business Coaching Byron Bay


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Spirit: Is talking different than conversing?
Judy: Most people prefer talking to listening, but conversation involves both. It goes two ways, like a game of tennis, and both people get something out of it, whether it's pleasure, information, or a connection.
S: How can you get over a fear of making small talk?
J: Taking a big breath gives you confidence as well as some air to talk with. In fact, any sort of movement helps. Look outside at something. Wiggle your toes. It gets you out of your head and keeps you from being so self-conscious.
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J: The general advice is that you should only ask open questions, ones that can't be answered without a full sentence. But some people are quite daunted by them, so a comment often works well because it gets the other person to open their mouth and make a noise, which for some is a start.
S: What makes people bad at conversation?
J: They think it's only about having something to say. Books talk about finding the right topic and being entertaining, but you'll get more out of it if you're relaxed and curious. There are a million opportunities for small talk, and we shouldn't treat each one as if it's a matter of life and death.
S: Is it something you can practice?
J: Once you've convinced yourself to be lighthearted about it, practice all the time. When you're shopping, don't just silently hand over your change; make a comment about something in the shop. And it's OK if not every encounter is successful. Not everyone is going to want to talk that day, and that's fine."
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For any athletic team to be succesful, there needs to be teamwork, and that means standing by each other, in good times, and bad. UL co-head softball coach touches on teamwork, in this week's edition of "Coache's Corner: Stand By Each Other, Like A Goose In A Flock." Read coach Lotief's blog, below.
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Louisiana's Ragin' Cajun softball team open up their 2011 regular season schedule this weekend, as the Cajuns host the 25th Annual Louisiana Classics Tournament, at Lamson Park. On this week's edition of "Coach's Corner", UL co-head coach Michael Lotief talks about how many UL players have played at less than 100% health, with his "No Pain, No Gain" blog. View this week's segment, below.


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There's only one sure-fire way to get rid of graffiti in Chicago.
Blast it off.
The City Council should keep this in mind as it begins an important, but potentially frustrating, discussion about what to do about Chicago's gang graffiti problem.
The Sun-Times reported Tuesday that one particularly fed-up alderman, Michael Zalewski, whose ward covers parts of the Southwest Side, intends to propose a crackdown on taggers.
Zalewski wants to increase the fines for adults, from $750 to $2,000, and to mandate either a short jail term (3 to 30 days) or up to 2,500 hours of community service. Juveniles under 17 would face lesser penalties, but fines for their guardians would double. Most taggers now can get off with just a fine, and perhaps community service or jail.
We like the impulse. We count graffiti, particularly gang graffiti, as among the most destructive quality-of-life crimes. A neighborhood, even a single street, marked with graffiti sends the message that the bad guys are in charge.
Removal is the most effective remedy. But the city, facing financial pressures, slashed spending on removal this year, dropping from 60 to 43 employees. The Emanuel administration says a recent shift to a grid system for graffiti removal has boosted productivity by 16 percent. But it still takes seven days to respond to a removal request, a day longer than last year.
Will the threat of jail and steep fines prevent taggers from taking up the spray can? It's probably worth trying but Zalewski couldn't cite research to show it works, saying that's something to explore at a hearing on his proposed ordinance. It's also important to note the small number of graffiti-related arrests the city actually makes. In 2011, there were 856 arrests. That compares to 65,000 graffiti removal requests for just the first half of 2011.
If the city goes down this path, we'd also like to connect the punishment to the crime — making taggers clean up the communities they've damaged with graffiti. A promise by police and the city to make anti-graffiti work a top priority is also crucial.
Zalewski is right to highlight Chicago's ugly graffiti problem, but laws alone will not scrub our streets.


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COLLIER COUNTY, Fla - Twenty of Collier County's most decorated Veterans received a special gift Thursday night.
Thanks to a local artist with a big heart, they were featured through paintings. The Veterans Portrait Project began last year in Marco Island and came to an emotional end Thursday night at Hodges University in Naples.
With each painting comes a different, yet tremendous story of strength and bravery. "It brings back all the feelings you had when you went in," says Peter Thomas. "And it changed you completely."
World War II Veteran Peter Thomas, 89, served with the First Infantry Division in the Battle of Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
Wayne Smith was a fighter pilot in Vietnam and survived more than five years as a POW. "I'm of the Vietnam era and most of these portraits are of people who really inspired me," says Smith. "I'm just thrilled to be here."
Marco Island artist Melanda Trick painted all twenty portraits in just 46 days. They've been on display since November at different locations throughout Collier County and Thursday night, each Veteran was presented with their own portrait to take home.
"I hope my kids who also live here in Naples and my grandchildren will someday have this on their wall and know that somebody cared enough to do this," says Smith.
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The government plans to sell 5% in NTPC Ltd, through a follow-on public offering in the month of January, 2010 stated reports.
The proposal is likely to come up for approval by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs at its meeting on today, reports added. At current market price, the government will fetch Rs85bn, stated reports.
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Though unlikely heroes, loveable chipmunks Chip and Dale continually proved themselves perfectly suited to solving crimes in the animated series Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers. The show revolved around the two chipmunks' jobs for a secret international crime-solving organization. Assigned to cases the police deemed too petty and insignificant to bother with themselves, Chip and Dale find a way to turn each job into a full-blown adventure.
The Rescue Rangers are back for more thrills, chills and smiles! Join Chip 'n' Dale along with their friends Gadget Hackwrench, Zipper and Monterey Jack as they embark on more adventures! This time around the gang matches wits with a feisty leprechaun, encounters a villain from the deep and takes a trip to the Himalayas.
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High | Reviewer: Lance Cordill | 1/29/2008
Without substance abuse, this tune still resonates after all these years. From Highland Park HS (IL) Kim Keebler and 16 until a gal in my present class at IPFW in 2008. Thanks Cure!
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Ben Sachs(Chicago Reader): This novel premise quickly gives way to lots of utterly confused action, though there are numerous occasional pleasures throughout.
James Berardinelli(ReelViews): It's ~t any fun. Everyone takes this way overmuch seriously.
Rafer Guzman(Newsday): What the pellicle doesn't have is a notion of humor.
David Hiltbrand(Philadelphia Inquirer): The particular effects are pretty good and the battle scenes are adequate. But the pellicle loses steam in the fourth act …
Tom Russo(Boston Globe): Stitches up Aaron Eckhart's chiseled confidence like a baseball cover, sticks him in a hoodie, and promptly crashes, expressions of gratitude to a complete inability to baffle awful, overdone dialogue and faux-elevated exposition.
Nicolas Rapold(New York Times): There are more clean, comic-book compositions and excellent architectural interlacing, but the blinkered screenplay and all one performances fail to lift the eschatology and self-probing off the page.
Andrew Osmond(SFX Magazine): The endure thing this film wants to transact is make a believable world.
Steve Newall(Flicks.co.nz): Ay-yi-yi, Frankenstein.
Jackie K. Cooper(jackiekcooper.com): Aaron Eckhart tries his most wise but he can't throw out life into this monster of a movie.
Perry Seibert(TV Guide's Movie Guide): I, Frankenstein doesn't bear much of a brain and is completely wanting a funny bone.
Tasha Robinson(The Dissolve): I, Frankenstein looks suspiciously like it was conceived to a greater degree as a ready-made franchise property than in the same proportion that a strong individual story.
Margot Harrison(Seven Days): No creator's spark of inspired crack arrives to bring this dead lump of commercial clichalive.
Eric D. Snider(EricDSnider.com): The film isn't campy enough to have existence fun or smart enough to be good, but it passes by post-haste and without doing any serious injury to the viewer.
Mark Kermode(Observer [UK]): The garbled goblin gobbledygook recycles tired riffs from Underworld and Van Helsing during the time that the beast is torn between angels and demons – in ruins 3D!
James Mottram(Total Film): He's cheerful! But you might wish he wasn't on the model of seeing this knuckle-headed fantasy.
Drew Taylor(The Playlist): This movie is a body in desperate need of reanimation.
Ed Whitfield(The Ooh Tray): Was it guileless luck that randomly stitching together a dozen strangers gives you the perfect counterpart of Aaron Eckhart?
Tim Brayton(Antagony & Ecstasy): Ugly and unhappy in the most generic way feasible, amusing only in flashes, usually for the reason that of Eckhart's "kids roleplaying in the backyard" representation style.
Henry Northmore(The List): Eckhart be possible to act – as he proved in Thank You For Smoking, The Dark Knight and The Rum Diary – but he has little to work through here.
John Beifuss(Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)): The decisive insult is saved for the end credits: 'Special Thanks to Mary Shelley.'
Witney Seibold(Nerdist): I, Frankenstein may have ~ing destined to become a late-ignorance camp-fest in dorm rooms over the country. It will not, in whatever manner, ever be defended as good.
MaryAnn Johanson(Flick Filosopher): It's living! In a technical sense: images float on the screen, etc. But it is a vile, unholy monstrosity. Behold: the movie out of a protagonist!
Susan Granger(SSG Syndicate): Such recollection-numbing drivel – Mary Shelley must have existence spinning in her grave!
Charlotte O'Sullivan(This is London): Aaron Eckhart plays the thoroughly fresh monster, caught up in a battle between good and evil that threatens completely mankind. Somehow he finds time despite romance.
Rich Cline(Contactmusic.com): Even by its relentlessly cliched production design (trenchcoats and flickering candles galore), this husky gothic thriller deploys enough visual twinkling of an eye to hold our attention.
Donald Clarke(Irish Times): If a worse film than I, Frankenstein crawls from the murk in 2014, then it should be stuffed and mounted.


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By: Gini Dietrich | October 4, 2010 |
Perhaps it's because we're working night and day on the beta version of "Project Jack Bauer" (stay tuned for information on that!) or perhaps it's because we've always been in a client service business and I think a lot about ways to make our process even better, but I've been thinking a lot lately about customer-centric and customer-centered organizations. Beth Harte and Anna Barcelos describe the [&hellip... Read More
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I'm having a hard time believing it's already October. Just a year ago I was wondering if we were going to make it through the recession and trying to figure out what it would take to move us back into growth mode. Guess I lost sleep for nothing…and man it went by fast! Following are the top five stories for week ending Oct. 1, 2010. If [&hellip... Read More
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I was meandering through David Spinks's blog the other day when I came across his social media success formula. He says it's Effort + How Funny You Are + (Luck/100000) = Social Media Success. Seeing how funny I thought that was, I'd say he has social media success. And that is why today's #FollowFriday is David Spinks. But what really draws me to David (other than [&hellip... Read More
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Guest post by The Young Turk. Additional editing and amplification by his mom, Sarah Robinson. A note from the author's mother: My son, The Young Turk, is all about ruling the world. It is one of the many reasons Gini Dietrich thinks he is awesome. So when we were asked to write a guest post for Spin Sucks, I asked the YT for the top five [&hellip... Read More
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It's time for the Arment Dietrich Facebook question of the week! Beatriz Alemar asks, "How do PR pros pitch bloggers?" I answer her in the following video and would love to know your tips, as well. I mention the newsletter in the video. You can find the subscription page here and you can see what I'm talking about by reading the latest issue. If you're receiving [&hellip... Read More
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Guest post by Douglas Davidoff, founder and CEO of Imagine Business Development. Are your sales efforts aligned with your social media strategy? Your company's Facebook page is alive, active and people are "liking" it. You have multiple people tweeting, and comments are regularly being posted to your blog. Your social media strategy is alive and engaging. Now take a look at the rest of your sales [&hellip... Read More
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On today's InsidePR, Martin Waxman, Joe Thornley, and I discuss how Netflix screwed up in Canada. There were a few American news items about it, but I didn't realize the severity of the issue until they had me read some Canadian stories about it. The gist of it is that Netflix hired PR and marketing firms to help them launch in Canada. Reasonable, right? But one [&hellip... Read More
By: Arment Dietrich | September 28, 2010 |
Guest post by Frank Dickinson of Huckleberry Media Connection. Not where you want to be in life or business? Tired of that sickening feeling in the pit of your gut? Do you find yourself blaming others? The Company. The Pay Plan. The Job. The Wife. The Husband. The Childhood. The Money Problem. The Kids. Have you ventured out and been slapped back? Ready to quit? DON'T [&hellip... Read More
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I have Bears season tickets so Jeannie Walters, Mr. W., Mr. D, and I made our way to Soldier Field last night for the game. Fully expecting a disappointing night, I felt like I was going to throw up with anticipation. Sure we'd won against the Lions in the season home opener (a gift, really) and we stunned the Cowboys last week, but I had more [&hellip... Read More
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The moment you've all been waiting for, or maybe it's just the moment we've been waiting for…the launch of our Social Media Primer eBook! We've incorporated the top questions we get asked about social media and laid out our thoughts along with comments taken directly from Spin Sucks readers! (Yes, you'll have to buy the book to see if one of your comments made a feature.) [&hellip... Read More


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Real estate taxes are $0.12 per $100.00 of assessed value. The Town of Farmville gets its assessed value from the assessments done by the Prince Edward County Commissioners Office and the Cumberland County Commissioners Office.
Tax bills go out the beginning of November and are due December 15th.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday villa in Rethymnon - Villa Masie
Detached villa with Jacuzzi. 2 air-conditioned bedrooms, sleeps 4. Free WiFi
A modern fully detached villa on two floors with cool ceramic floors throughout and a marble staircase. All windows and doors are mahogany and have louvre shutters which keep the house cool and secure. Downstairs is a spacious open plan lounge, dining area, a fully equipped modern kitchen, and a bathroom with shower. Fronting the villa is a shady pergola covered terrace perfect for relaxing with a book or a glass of wine while admiring the panoramic view from the mountains, across the valley, and down to the Arsaniou Monastery and the Aegean Sea. Pull-down roller blinds are available for further shade. Villa guests enjoy sole use of a new private 5 seater heated and ozonated Jacuzzi. Upstairs the villa has two air-conditioned bedrooms with French doors that open onto a sunny pergola covered terrace, and a modern bathroom with bath. There is a small garden around the villa with a mature Olive tree, Orange trees, and a small patio at the back with a stone BBQ. The Villa has an ADSL telephone line and free Wifi is provided so guests can stay in touch.
Management: The villa is managed by a friendly English couple who live nearby who will help you with any problems or questions you may have during your stay.
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Evening Meditation
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Evening Meditation takes place from 5:15-6:00 PM on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday each week, and is free and open to the public. Meditation begins promptly at 5:15 PM. Please leave shoes, and coats, etc. in the vestibule outside the shrine room.
Evening meditation at Namgyal Monastery consists of the following:
- The monks start the meditation with 7-8 minutes of preliminary chanted prayers for cultivating a proper motivation.
- This is followed by silent meditation (35-45 minutes). A bell is rung at the end of the silent part of the meditation.
- The monks then recite prayers of dedication and auspiciousness (approximately 5 minutes).
- Following these prayers, there is a short pause. Should you wish to depart, please feel free to do so at this time.
Although there is no fee for attendance at meditations, the recommended minimum donation is one dollar. Donations help to cover the costs of maintaining the monastery and are greatly appreciated. Please place donations in the donation jar or box, located in the vestibule just outside the shrine room.
On the first Friday of each month, the monks will offer a free meditation instruction at 4:30 pm, followed by regular meditation at 5:15-6:00 pm, and a free thirty-minute social tea from 6:00-6:30 pm.
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Boris the cat wakes up one morning and finds that his shadow has changed. It no longer resembles him. In fact, to his utter dismay, it resembles a mouse. But he decides not to let something like this ruin his day in the book Boris and the Wrong Shadow by Leigh Hodgkinson. However, he is ridiculed by his cat friends. He is unable to scare the birds. Now Boris begins to doubt that he is a cat. Maybe he is a mouse. Well, he catches a glimpse of himself and is reassured that he is still a cat, though he is a cat with a mouse's shadow.
Boris decides to quietly investigate this disturbing turn of events. Actually, he is so quiet that he could be described as being quiet as a ..........don't say it. Suddenly, he runs into Vernon the mouse and discovers that Vernon's shadow looks oddly familiar. Vernon has a cat shadow. Not just any cat shadow. But Boris' shadow.
An extraordinary stomachache is cured when a doctor removes a large number of strange objects from the victim's stomach. Includes instructions for performing the story as a shadow play. JE Fic Cha
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Be Mine Lyrics - Wild Orchid
(Wild Orchid, Dane Deviller & Sean Hosein)
Showin' it, flowin' it, doin' it right
Cuz you can't connect if you be polite
Come a come say that you'll be mine
You can send it in a bottle, or even by U.P.S.
Send it in a telegram, just make sure that it gets here fast
You can mail it in a letter, call me up on the telephone
Have it written in the sky, can't you see that I'm dying to know
Yeah, it's O.K. that you're a little shy
Cuz there's a thousand and one ways
To say what you wanna say
All I want is a message
All I need is a sign
Baby, just give me a signal
That you're gonna be mine
Gonna be mine
Have it printed on a billboard, or e-mail me on the net
Dedicate it on the radio, or send it by Fed Express
You know I've benn waiting so patiently
Don't go and waste precious time
Cuz I can't read you're mind
When you're with me, I barely breathe
I just can't speak what I feel
Say the words for me
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MP3: Tyler, the Creator - AmpLive X Jazz Mafia Remixes
Producer Amplive, best known as half of the hip-hop duo Zion-I teamed up with the Bay-area based Jazz Mafia collective to remix tracks from Tyler the Creator's Goblin.
The project, according to Pitchfork where it premiered yesterday, is a batch of "appropriately eerie remixes of "Yonkers", "Radicals", and "Goblin." The remixes feature an orchestral cinematic spin on the originals that highlights the sinister dynamism of Tyler, the Creator.
Amplive previously released the Rainydayz Remixes of Radiohead's In Rainbows without proper approval. After building an internet movement via YouTube, Stereogum and Pitchfork, a settlement was reached an Amplive was allowed to release the album for free.
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MP3: Dorrough Music f/ 2Chainz, Yo Gotti - "Preach"
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Audio: Prince Aries Stops In At Soul Assassins Radio
Prince Aries Takes A Pit-Stop While Tearing Up The Party Scene On His Clean Ass Whip TourCritical Praise for Prince Aries:"San Francisco's very own Prince Aries has made one of the finest mixtapes of its type we've EVER heard. No BS." - Southern Hospitality(June 22, 2011 – Brooklyn, NY) A third of the way through his Clean Ass Whip Tour, Prince Aries has spent the past couple of weeks DJ'ing parties all throughout the West Coast. With a string of successful shows in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Long Beach, and San Diego, the Hip-Hop Renaissance Man is now set to throw down in Portland and Seattle before returning to the Golden State for his final six shows. But before taking off to the Northwest, Prince Aries found time to stop in at DJ Muggs' Sirius XM show, Soul Assassins Radio, in LA where the two chop it up over the DJ's latest mixtape, Clean Ass Whip. "I was raised off this music when I moved to the Bay Area from New York" Prince Aries recalls, "The homies at SWTBRD, Al Jieh, wanted to put out a mixtape so the choice was kind of obvious. At first it was just going to be a regular mixtape but as I was going through the music I realized 'This is all music you can ride to!'"In addition to his latest mixtape, Prince Aries and DJ Muggs' go over what's really good with the hottest clubs and residencies in the Bay Area. And speaking of which after the show, while Aries was in LA, he wound up playing a set at one of the biggest parties in the city, Do Over, which frequently sees the biggest DJ names such as A-Trak, Jazzy Jeff, ?uestlove, Craze, and many others.You can listen to the full episode of Soul Assassins Radio featuring the Prince Aries interview here: http://soundcloud.com/soul-assassins-radio/sa-radio-06-20-11-pt-1 .Download Prince Aries' Clean Ass Whip mixtape for free here: http://www.swtbrds.com/princearies .
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Video: Fonzworth Bentley on Powerful Relationships
Whether its Diddy, Kanye West, Jamie Foxx or Cameron Diaz, Fonzworth Bentley knows the formula on how to build and maintain key relationships that have led to his current success in the music, movie, and television industries. In this clip, Fonzworth Bentley gives you some insight on how it works... Link: http://vimeo.com/25459411 .
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MP3: DaVinci - "Pangea"
Final Loosie Single Released As DaVinci Wraps Up Forthcoming Feast Or Famine EPThe Song:It's no secret; DaVinci is one of the most gifted young lyricists around, and with this latest track, "Pangea," the Fillmore District's prodigal son has voyaged into spaced-out Philly Sound territory, rhyming over a song, unaltered, by legendary keyboardist Dexter Wansel. The song serves as the final loosie before ramping up for the July release of his forthcoming EP, Feast Or Famine.Straying far from a typical hip-hop production, DaVinci chose to use a completely unaltered version of Wansel's famously ambient song "Rings of Saturn" because it helped him reach a higher level of creativity. "The soundscape took my ideas to a cool, laid-back place where I could explain how, through any obstacle, things will work in my favor," says DaVinci. Mirroring the untouched nature of Wansel's song, the song's title represents DaVinci's current state in his career. "Pangea symbolizes something in it's pure, original form, as well as creation and birth," he explains. "I dropped my debut album last year and I'm about to drop my EP, so this is all still a part of the creation of me as an artist." Despite the airy, psychedelic feel of the song, he still brings the fire lyrically, dropping lines like, "Listen, I never had a pot to piss in/ Not to mention a block that ain't hot to pitch in."Listen/download DaVinci's "Pangea" here: http://soundcloud.com/swtbrds/davinci-pangea .
MP3 Remix: Krista - "Hypnotized" (Johnny Vicious Remix)
The Song:Hot on the heels of ARTISTDirect's premiere of her video "Hypnotized," AOL Music's "Video of the Day" feature and her video in steady rotation on MTV.com, LOGO and Music Choice, Krista is ready to unleash a serious of remixes just in time for summer. The first remix comes from legendary New York club DJ, Johnny Vicious, whose collaboration with Kristine W, "Fade," currently holds the #1 spot on Billboard's Dance Chart. Johnny gives the party anthem his signature treatment, transforming it into an instant club hit. "I felt the energy from Krista's vocals and knew that if I found the right sounds and patterns and kept the energy level up in the dance version that it would be perfect for a remix," explains Johnny.Says Krista, "Hypnotized" is about taking the situations that get me down, like a break up with a boyfriend, and saying 'f**k it, let the music take control and let's have fun because life's too short.'Download the song "Hypnotized (Johnny Vicious Remix)" here: http://media.audibletreats.com/Krista-Hypnotized_Johnny_Vicious_RMX.mp3 .
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