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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
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- 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1/4 cup fresh orange juice with pulp
- 1/2 teaspoon finely grated orange peel
- 2 tablespoons thinly sliced fresh basil
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- Calories200
- Carbohydrates17 g (6%)
- Fat14 g (22%)
- Protein3 g (7%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (10%)
- Sodium19 mg (1%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber4 g (17%)
- Monounsaturated Fat10 g
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Definitions for Tariffˈtær ɪf
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Tariff
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
tar•iffˈtær ɪf(n.)
a schedule or system of duties imposed by a government on imports or exports.
Category: Government
a duty or rate of duty in such a schedule.
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any table of charges or fares.
bill; cost.
(v.t.)to subject to a tariff.
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to put a valuation on according to a tariff.
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Origin of tariff:
1585–95; < It tariffa < Ar ta'rīfah, der. of 'arrafa to make known
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duty, tariff(verb)
a government tax on imports or exports
"they signed a treaty to lower duties on trade between their countries"
charge a tariff
"tariff imported goods"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
tariff(noun)ˈtær ɪf
a tax on exported or imported goods
an increased tariff on U.S. imports
a system of government-imposed duties levied on imported or exported goods; a list of such duties, or the duties themselves
a schedule of rates, fees or prices
a sentence determined according to a scale of standard penalties for certain categories of crime
to levy a duty on (something)
Origin: tariffa, from تعاريف.
Webster Dictionary
a schedule, system, or scheme of duties imposed by the government of a country upon goods imported or exported; as, a revenue tariff; a protective tariff; Clay's compromise tariff. (U. S. 1833)
the duty, or rate of duty, so imposed; as, the tariff on wool; a tariff of two cents a pound
any schedule or system of rates, changes, etc.; as, a tariff of fees, or of railroad fares
to make a list of duties on, as goods
A tariff is either a tax on imports or exports, or a list of prices for such things as rail service, bus routes, and electrical usage. The meaning in is now the more common meaning. The meaning in is historically earlier. The meaning in developed from a tabular list of tax rates for different import goods.
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a list of prices or charges eg in a hotel
A copy of the tariff is placed in each bedroom.
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One of my favorite walking routes takes me near the neighborhood elementary school. Last week, as I passed a young girl, I heard her question (in Japanese), "An English person?" I turned and explained that while I spoke English, I was American. Turns out that I was the first foreign person she'd had a chance to talk to "up close and personal." We chatted for a few more minutes and I continued on my way. While our entire talk had been in Japanese, I got a "thank you!" in English as I moved on.
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This week was about motivation–both mine and my students'. It started with an #edchat conversation on Twitter about the value of homework. Alfie Kohn (a man decidedly against homework!) shared an article from the journal Theory and Research in Education about self-determination theory as regards motivation. While the article was interesting enough, what really got me excited was discovering that ALL of the articles from the "Symposium on self-determination theory" were available for free download. I particularly enjoyed "Virtual worlds and the learner hero: how today's video games can inform tomorrow's learning environments." In terms of motivation (at least from the self-determination point of view), the qualities that cause engagement in games–relatedness, autonomy and competence–can also create engagement in learning.


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A little leaven leavens the whole lump is a Biblical phrase which might not make a lot of sense to modern Americans unless they're chefs who do Hebrew bread (matzah/ matzo) or maybe are into cracker manufacturing, which most of us are not, though some of us are known as one…
Nevertheless, most of us have probably heard a sermon or two on this subject of leaven, enough to be at least moderately aware of the principle whereby a modicum of sinful conduct most probably will lead to ever-increasing unskilled living as time goes by; something like that.
The same principle can be applied to the America we thought we knew, but cannot understand how we arrived at our present dilemma. Here's my take on the USA's leaven habit which began way back when.
Our first national constitution, the Articles of Confederation, had a problem or two needing adjustment, so the colonies sent representatives to Philadelphia for to address those details, but the Constitutional Convention ended up throwing the baby out with the bathwater, so to speak, coming up with a whole new constitution, but a selling job would be required to talk enough of those states into adopting it for passage.
So, Alexander Hamilton (picture on the ten dollar bill), along with James Madison (was on the former $5,000 bill) set about with something called the Federalist Papers which was just that; a selling job for the new constitution.
Another set of articles or papers against the new constitution, or at least significant portions of it, was published and became known as the Anti-Federalist Papers.
Its authors used pen names in publishing their papers, history revealing some of the most recognizable as Richard Henry Lee and Robert Yates, among others. Speeches by Patrick Henry are often included as a part of these papers.
Some say anti-federalists were most concerned with the new constitution's lack of a statement for individual rights, and this may be so, but I have to believe the major concern was about the leaven, in this case, perhaps an opening seen or perceived in the new constitution allowing more future national government than a "corrected" Articles of Confederation would have ever allowed or produced.
If this is so, just take a look at the mere 17 or 18 items originally placed in the hands of national government by the new constitution.
Do we see the possibility of some leaven getting in there someplace? Just the whole cake of yeast, that's all!
So Richard Henry Lee, Robert Yates, George Clinton, Samuel Bryan, Melancton Smith, Mercy Otis Warren, Patrick Henry and the others of the Anti-Federalist Papers quite possibly saw the constitutional dangers back then that they thought might possibly lead to too much power in the central government at some future time. Well, have a big fat buttered up and leavened biscuit and take a look at today's Washington, D.C.
Though Madison was apparently serious about the new constitution being what it was at its face value, new historical accounts have revealed that Alexander Hamilton wanted it adopted for other reasons.
Since he knew it so well, he also knew its weaknesses and how to circumvent them. Hamilton the Whig wanted a big powerful central government with power in the executive to select governors and to veto state legislatures.
We're getting closer to Hamilton's idea of government, if not already there. Read The Hamilton Curse by Thomas J. DiLorenzo.
Some of the big names through history concurring with Hamilton were Joseph Story, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Abraham Lincoln and just about every president since, so today, instead of the government envisioned by Thomas Jefferson and most others of the Founding Fathers, we have the government of Alexander Hamilton, with most current politicians in perfect accord, to their everlasting ignorance.
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The complaint charges VeriSign and certain of its officers and directors with violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. VeriSign provides Internet infrastructure services to various networks worldwide. It offers registry services that operate the authoritative directory of .com, .net, .cc, .tv, and .name domain names, as well as the back-end systems for .gov, .jobs, and .edu domain names.
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OCEAN CITY, Md. - State Sen. James Mathias is being credited with the arrest of a man on theft charges after Mathias saw the man acting suspiciously in his Ocean City neighborhood.
The Capital of Annapolis (http://bit.ly/11jdbPB) reports Mathias noticed a suspicious man near his home on March 10. The man was getting close to vehicles and homes and acting suspiciously. Mathias, a Democrat and a member of the Senate since 2011 and a member of the House of Delegates before that, said he followed the man in his car for a short time and called police.
Police arrested 21-year-old Matthew Jacob Bullen and charged him with theft and tampering with vehicles. Police learned Bullen had broken into three vehicles and had taken items from them.
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Updated On: Nov 25 2013 09:32:24 AM EST
Hanover Borough police are investigating a two-vehicle crash that happened just after 2 a.m. Saturday in the 900 block of Carlisle street.
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Non-local Consciousness Influence to Physical Sensors:
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Konstantin Korotkov
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On a recent trip to the UK for a wedding, I was delighted to discover that the Sunday Observer included its Food Monthly that weekend. There is something especially satisfying about sitting down with a physical paper and paging through a whole magazine of food news and recipes. The European edition of the Observer is so wimpy that we subscribe to the full-cream electronic edition instead. But it's not as satisfying as the real thing. The Observer runs four monthly magazines. (Food, Music, Sport and...? Can't find the fourth. Maybe there are three.) So it's a lottery for us each time we visit - will it be Food? (Yay!) or Sport? (Boo!)
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Notes on the ingredients:
- You could substitute a dry cheddar if you don't live a Eurostar away from England. I think it would also be interesting with feta instead of the Lancashire cheese. In texture they are somewhat similar (though the Lancashire is dry and crumbly, not wet) and the strong flavour of the feta would work well with the potatoes and zucchini.
- You could also substitute fresh thyme if you don't have a rosemary bush. That said, I think it's a great idea to have both. They grow extremely well in pots, are pretty and will immediately become staple herbs in your cooking. Yum.
- I used whole-wheat bread instead of white bread and 3 slices were just over 100 grams. It worked fine and made the dish a little more nutritious.
- I used almonds instead of walnuts because that's what I had. They were okay but next time I'll try to get some walnuts as I think they would be tastier. Almonds tended to get a bit lost in the strong flavored cheese and rosemary combination.
Courgette and Lancashire cheese crumble
Enough for 4
a large onion
butter - a thick slice (about 40g)
rosemary sprigs
small potatoes - 4 (about 350g)
courgettes - 2 large (about 450g)
vegetable stock - 150ml (I used mushroom Better than Boullion)
Lancashire cheese - 45g
For the crumble:
fresh white bread - 100g
walnut pieces - 80g (or almonds)
Lancashire cheese - 60g
Make a fragrant, savoury base for the filling by peeling the onion, chopping it roughly and leaving it to cook slowly with the butter in a heavy casserole over a moderate heat. Pull the rosemary needles from their stems; you will need about a tablespoonful of them. Chop them finely and stir them into the onion.
Scrub the potatoes but don't peel them. Cut them into large dice and, once the onion is pale gold and glossy, stir them in. Cover with a lid and leave to colour for ten minutes, stirring them after seven or eight.
Chop the courgettes into the same-sized dice as the potatoes and add them to the pan along with a seasoning of salt and black pepper. Cover once more and leave to cook for a few minutes. Pour in the stock, let it bubble and steam briefly (you don't want it to evaporate). Set the oven at 180°C/Gas 4.
Make the crumble by reducing the bread to crumbs in a food processor, adding the walnuts, then a little rosemary - a tablespoonful will do - and adding the 45g of cheese in small pieces. You should end up with a savoury crumble flecked with bits of chopped rosemary.
Remove the lid from the filling, turn off the heat and crumble the other 60g of cheese over the top. Tip the crumble on top of that, then bake for thirty-five to forty minutes, till the top is crisp. (Actually, I found that 25 minutes was plenty of time - the top was nicely browned and crispy and the potatoes meltingly tender.)
One last note: this would be an excellent side dish for an elegant dinner. You could use small ramekins to make the individual portions look prettier. Also, you can make it up a day in advance, just keeping the crumble topping separate from the filling until you are ready to pop it in the oven. I think it would benefit from the extra day of stewing in the vegetable broth as the leftovers I ate for lunch today were even better than last night's dish. If you do reheat, however, you might want to use the oven instead of the microwave. The crust got rather soggy in the microwave, which made me sad.
So my eternal thanks to Nigel once again, for giving me a beautiful new use for zucchini. It's dishes like this that make me love Nigel, because they are creative and immediately set me thinking of variations on the theme that I could make. You may not have seen the last of that cheesy crumble topping on this site!
Gad-zukes! Looks very tasty and a good way to use up the late summer zucchini.
Yyyuuuuummmm. I made a version of this for dinner tonight with Quorn pieces rather than potatoes, and a spoonful of cream stirred into the courgette mixture just cos I had it kicking around. It was luscious, and even my courgette-hating boyfriend lapped it all up. So good to have a use for all those courgettes that appear in the veggie bag at this time of year.
BTW Nigel is indeed a god. We have a framed picture of him in our kitchen, smiling benevolently and declaring that "a blue brie is perfectly adequate". I got an email from him once. It was one of the proudest moments of my life so far.
I'm afraid there is no real substitute for Lancashire cheese. There is nothing to stop you using another cheese that cooks well, but it will have neither the texture nor flavour of Nigel's dish. If you are in England, you can get reasonable Lancashire cheese at many supermarkets. I could not advise using "Cheddar", so much of this barely qualifies as cheese, or even food, in my view. In Australia, the Ashgrove company in Tasmania does a reasonable approximation to Lancashire cheese. I've tried it in this recipe, and it works well.
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MailScanner + MailWatch integration in Debian Squeeze with Postfix and Courier
Hello, would be great an howto for install MailScanner + MailWatch in Debian Squeeze.
I have read a lot, and:
- mailscanner are installable via aptitude
- mailwatch are downloadable here
What I' dont know is the mechanism of processing email when it arrive to Postfix, for scan for virus and spam.
My reality it's a multiserver setup, and my server email it's with Postfix, Courier, Roundcube, ClamAV, SpamAssassin and ISPconfig.
I want understand what I have to dismantle between Postfix-ClamAV-SpamAssassin for make email flow through MailScanner correctly
Obviously, after that I want that the site MailWatch work perfectly
Thank you if anyone would write it
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Opinion: Why I Will No Longer Support Girl Scouts Comments
It's time for Catholics to carefully and prayerfully consider whether Girl Scouts still fits in the framework of authentically living our faith in the world. Continue Reading
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4 years ago
Have you all lost your mind! It is amazing how some people can twist the words of even our pope into what you see fit. The Catholic Church is and should be unflinching in its teachings. This "tolerance" that everyone is going for is a great evil that you have let yourself beleive to be alright. How can we tolerate something like the death of an unborn child? If you call yourself a Catholic, and "pro-choice" or "gay", you are not Catholic! You must do as the Church teaches. It is not some club, it is The Church! The greatest evil always comes from within.
4 years ago
The GS can do whatever they want, Ms. Hartline's point is that Catholics faithful to the teachings of the Church should not be a part of GS. Any involvement in GS is supporting all of the goals and philosophies of the organization. I say this as a GS leader who is taking my daughter out of GS and I will be stepping down as troop leader. I do not do this lightly since many people will be affected but it is the most effective witness that I can give on this issue. I would have blood on my hands otherwise. I used to think that I could shelter my daughter from the feminist agenda as long as I was present but that was before I knew of the connection with PP and how very radical they are.
4 years ago
Jamie, you said, "[T]he girl scouts should be selective in who they choose to admit and deny to their table. Just like Jesus was..."
Are you aware that most of the people Jesus "invited to His table" were considered sinners?
4 years ago
Why is being a feminist so inherently wrong? As a proud Catholic, and a feminist, I see no direct conflict.
4 years ago
I will not support the Girl Scouts cookies either, not even the Girl Scouts. I'm glad this is out in the open.
4 years ago
What if part of the money from GS cookies is sponsoring Planned Parenthood and such publication like the "Girl Scouts Distribute Planned Parenthood Sex Guide at UN Meeting" Is it OK for a Christian or any pro-life person to be forced to sponsor such things under "innocent" GS organization?
4 years ago
I am a Catholic and a mother of four girl scouts. I will research these articles but I feel like it is a parents responsibility to teach their kids the teachings of the church. I attend their meetings with them and I know their leader is strong in her faith which for these issues follow the Catholic teachings. There has never been a time where I feel like their beliefs are being jeopardized, if they were I would do what I see fit to either leave that troop or girl scouts all together.
4 years ago
I am sorry...but the Girl Scouts are not a religious or military organization. The organization responds to demand. Someone is demanding these types of activities and lessons. Live and let live. My wife moved the kids to Camp Fire Kids when the scouts went in a different direction. The Boys to the right, and the girls(then) to fashion.
4 years ago
While I've never been in Girl Scouts, nor am I Catholic, I am a Christian woman who is relieved to see an article that brings to light all of the apparent hidden agendas of the Girl Scouts. Understandably, it's assumed that not everyone in this secular group will be Christian, and it's also not the best idea to push people to be Christian in order to be part of the group, as some previous posts have mentioned. I don't believe that was the writer's intention.
The Girl Scouts have gone beyond being all-inclusive, in my opinion. The morals (if you can call them that) that they are teaching in their programs certainly bend further in one direction than the other. I believe it's possible to remain neutral and leave things mentioned in this article to the parents to continue teaching to their children.
In light of this, viewers of this article may also want to read the following: http://www.catholic.org/national/national_story.php?id=35758
4 years ago
Bill, I used to think like you. Killing an unborn child is wrong, period. The original apostles made this clear in the first century AD. The Fifth Commandment forbids killing. Are you saying the Fifth Commandment is sometimes wrong? That would be what the Pope referred to as Relativism.
Are you aware that we have lost 48 million children since 1973? If you add on the children they would have had, we're down probably close to 100 million people. And we're wondering why we can't sustain our social programs like Social Security and Medicare. Like it or not, all of these things are connected. Google "low birth rates in Europe" and read about the consequences of abortion and contraceptives.
Women facing difficult decisions need love and support throughtout their pregnancy. Men have to step up to the plate and do their share. People have to be responsible. And, after all that, if the woman cannot take care of the child, there's waiting list of couples who want that child.
I pray you ponder these comments and have a change of heart.
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Pelvic floor disorders (PFDs) include pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, and fecal incontinence. The burden of disease related to PFDs is substantial. These disorders affect one-third of adult women in the United States, with considerable impact on their quality of life [1-4]. As many as 12 percent of women undergo surgical treatment for PFDs and approximately 17 percent of these women require reoperation [5-7]. The scope of this clinical issue is even greater than the surgical treatment rate suggests, because many women are managed conservatively with pessaries, pads, or no therapy.
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UPDATE 9:27 a.m. Thursday – Brockport High graduate Andy Parrino is headed to the big leagues. He texted me early this morning. He was actually playing for Double-A San Antonio when he got the call from the San Diego Padres.
Parrino will be in uniform Friday night when the Padres visit the Arizona Diamondbacks. Wow! He's the first non-pitcher born and raised in Rochester to reach The Show since catcher Ken O'Dea of Lima ended his playing career in 1946.
Andy is a good guy, and I'm happy for him and his family. All though endless hours at the batting machine paid off. More to come.
Last year, Stephen Strasburg was the biggest thing to hit Frontier Field.
In the next nine days, the Red Wings could see the pitching phenom with the rebuilt arm twice – once in Syracuse on Saturday and once at Frontier on Friday, Sept. 2.
Emphasis on the word "could."
Strasburg underwent Tommy John elbow surgery last September and has been on the comeback trail ever since. He'll throw 70-to-80 pitches in his fifth rehab start Saturday for Syracuse. Nationals manager Davey Johnson said the big-league club won't recall the right-hander until Sept. 6, and that Strasburg would make another rehab start after Saturday.
All International League teams have Thursday, Sept. 1 off (don't ask me why everyone is off four days before the season ends), so Strasburg would next pitch on Sept. 2. Syracuse is in Rochester that evening.
Now, there's no guarantee that he'll pitch for Syracuse on that night. In fact, Nationals officials have said they prefer that he pitch in home parks. Double-A is home against Portland on Thursday (Strasburg's day to pitch) and Akron on Friday.
Single-A Potomac is at Lynchburg on both Thursday and Friday.
It will be up to the Nationals to decide if they want to stop babying Stras – I mean, if they want him to pitch at Triple-A or go back to Double-A. It won't matter that much attendance-wise. It's the Wings' final Friday home game. I could start, and they'd still draw 10,000-plus. But it sure would be interesting to see Strasburg back in town.
I WAS SHOCKED TO RECEIVE A TEXT from a friend Thursday night informing me that Red Wings Hall of Famer and former Orioles great Mike Flanagan was found dead at his home outside of Baltimore. He was only 59.
I didn't have many dealings with "Flanny," but he was always cordial when we did talk. He was the author of one of my favorite baseball quotes: "I could never play in New York. The first time I came into a game there, I got into the bullpen car and they told me to lock the doors."
Another time, a Toronto reporter asked Flanagan what he did during the Vietnam War.
"I was stationed up here," he answered.
Peter Schmuck of the Baltimore Sun said it best today: "When he was on the mound, he was all business. When he was in the dugout or the clubhouse, he was everybody's best friend."
It says a ton that Mike Flanagan was chosen to throw the final pitch at old Memorial Stadium in Baltimore.
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When the advertising fraternity talked about televised entertainment till, say, about two years ago, it usually referred to the Hindi general entertainment space. But there's a huge market out there, outside the Hindi entertainment space, that seem to be turning the tables and fast catching up with the numbers that the 'Hindi' general entertainment space boasted of.
The writing is on the wall: The next battle for eyeballs will be in the regional TV space.
That was the topic of discussion for a panel of experts gathered last evening (February 10) at The Lalit, near Connaught Place, in Delhi. The speakers included Jagdish Kumar, president, south India, Star India, Ravish Kumar, general manager, Star Pravah and Jalsha, Tarun Deep Kumar, executive director, India-north, Starcom, Somil Sharma, head, lifestyle marketing, Spencer's Retail, RPG Group, and Rajiv Gopinath, COO, Madison Media Infinity. The idea was to discuss the implications of the march of the regional media and to give regional or 'non-Hindi' TV its due.
What came out clearly from the discussion is the growth of the regional media is unstoppable. In terms of sheer demographics, literacy is on the rise, and regional publishers and channel managers are realising their own potential like never before. Like other more evolved consumer markets, regional media has realised it's all about building the brand and having the right connect with the target audience, said Jagdish Kumar, president, south India, Star India. He demonstrated with statistics from TAM Media how the potential audience base in the Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala have grown exponentially over the last five years, thanks largely to innovative programming from existing players and the entry of new ones. Star, for example, expanded the network's footprint to cover all of South India with the acquisition of channels in Malayalam, Kannada and Telugu.
South India is home to 45% of the cable and satellite homes in India, he pointed out. Among its portfolio down south, Asianet is the leading channel in Malayalam, Star Vijay changed the rules of the game in the Tamil genre, in Kannada, Suvarna is fighting pitched battle with competition, and in Telugu, Sitara is still taking baby steps.
The next speaker, Ravish Kumar, general manager, Star Pravah and Jalsha, reiterated that in the coming years, the balance will shift more to regional. Given that tailor-making one's product to deliver within a target group and working on brand image are important. He cited the examples of Star Jalsha in Bangla and Star Pravah in Marathi that launched with the agenda of changing the face of local entertainment and made a quick impact with disruptive programming. Jalsha, for example, launched a year-and-a half-ago with 90-plus GRPs has raced to the top with 500 GRPs.
So what are the factors that are driving this growth? Number one, regional channels do not require the same kind of massive resources needed to start a general entertainment channel or a news channel. Programming costs are also lower. Then, advertising tariffs on regional channels are much less than those charged by GECs. The rates are affordable for local advertisers and extremely attractive to national advertisers
Tarun Deep Kumar, executive director, India-north, Starcom, made a very interesting point, to follow up on the point made by Ravish Kumar on advertising on regional channels. He said, while television was the first choice for advertisers, brands would do well if they used localised activation to spread their message. He cited the example of P&G, which used the idea behind the 'bhabi' of an Indian family to speak to Tier 2 and Tier 3 audiences one-on-one and instill confidence in them while promoting its brands Head & Shoulders and Tide.
Somil Sharma, head, lifestyle marketing, Spencer's Retail, RPG Group, agreed with other panelists that the regional segment is far more open to content integrations and branding opportunities. These channels cater to markets that have a huge array of brands that are completely local and are waiting for platforms to advertise their brands. The low entry barriers make regional channels an attractive proposition for both network broadcasters and small entrepreneurs.
She said the industry she represented, that is retail, is a big believer in the power of the regional media to be with the audience "at the right place, at the right time, with minimum spillage."
Vernacular channels also offer a great opportunity to national and international advertisers to communicate their region-specific offers which they can't do via a national campaign, she said. These channels are "strategically" important and as an advertiser, she said, a Spencer's Retail, which has embarked on an aggressive expansion plan in the lifestyle segment, can't afford not to be there.
Rajiv Gopinath, COO, Madison Media Infinity, rounded off the evening's discussion with a crisp presentation of 10 sets of facts about the regional media and their implications. Among the points he made were that the new middle class will bloom to 41% in the next 15 years, and that consumption will quadruple, that tier 3 towns have almost as many middle and upper class citizens as tier 2 towns, which will mean a huge opportunity for local media, dialect channels. He said that while programming investments currently are in favour of national players, channel proliferation at the regional level is a vindication of the market for localised content.
He said that while relevant and quality regional content will always have a market, Maharashtra and west Bengal are prime examples where breakthrough programming has brought new viewers to local channels-forcing a switch from English and Hindi networks.
In sum, good content could spur regional chauvinism, making local GRPs more productive.
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bthr book club: suggestions welcome!
After mentioning it quickly in the question section of last week's book report post, lots of folks expressed their interest in joining a BTHR book club! Yay! I'm so excited!
I've been thinking about how to do this, and here's how I think it's going to work:
- Each month, I'll take suggestions from you guys (on Facebook, Twitter and the blog) of what books you want to read and talk about with other like-minded folks.
- I'll take the three most requested books and put them in a poll. The winner of that poll is our book for the following month! I'll announce the book in grand fashion at the beginning of the month here on BTHR. You'll have the whole month to get your paws on a copy and devour it.
- At the end of the month, I'll post my review, plus some book club-style questions and then you guys can chime in in the comments with your thoughts. Feel free to drink copious wine while chatting away.
- If you'd like, you can also post your own book review of the book on your blog. I'll host a link-up party here so everyone can get a glimpse at your review.
Sound good? Now, get to suggesting! Leave a comment with the book that you'd love to see us read, review and discuss for December. All genres and types are welcome. The only requirement? It should be easy for everyone to get their hands on (as in, not a book that is only being distributed locally). We have people interested in the book club from all over the world! Now, get to suggestin'!
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And Furthermore….By Judy Dench
Barbara Kingsolver's new book: Flight Behavior
The Book Thief….Markus Zusak
Gone Girl…Gillian Flynn
The Art of Mending…Elizabeth Berg
I've heard amazing things about the Book Thief.
Okay For Now, by Gary Schmidt
ROOM, by Emma Donoghue
These Is My Words, by Nancy E Turner
Sorry – I love to read! I couldn't just recommend one.
Great idea!
I vote for The Book Thief, too!
my book club here in Philly just had our Gone Girl discussion last night. It was a great book to discuss as people easily feel passionately about it!
As far as suggestions I would say I am also interested in reading the Book Thief soon as I keep hearing good things. But I would also be interested in something with a less serious theme.
Also interested in Room, never got around to reading it and I love Barbara Kingsolver and haven't read her new one yet.
The Quarter-Acre Farm: How I Kept the Patio, Lost the Lawn, and Fed My Family for a Year by Spring Willow
Gaia's Garden, Second Edition: A Guide To Home-Scale Permaculture by Toby Hemenway
Wine for Dummies by Ed McCarthy
Nourishing Traditions: The Cookbook that Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition and the Diet Dictocrats by Sally Fallon
I have so many more I'd love to read, but these make a good start. It seems I'm the only one lately who is NOT interested in reading The Book Thief.
The Book Thief is an absolutely beautifully-written book, but since I've read it, I'm going to chime in for Gone Girl, which I keep meaning to read and just haven't yet.
JK Rowling's new book: The casual vacancy
The Sisters Brothers (Patrick DeWitt)
The Raven Boys (Maggie Stiefvater)
Maman's Homesick Pie: A Persian Heart in an American Kitchen (Donia Bijan)
Love this idea!
The Middlesteins by Jami Attenberg
The Book Thief but also loved Gone Girl and it is on alot of top 10 lists for the year
Your suggestions look fun. You inspired some Kindle shopping. I'd love to give CITY OF BONES and SHIVER a go. Really looking forward to the discussion.
Eragon by Christopher Paolini.
Are you going to update your comment subscription options to be like The Broken Plow where we can subscribe to replies to our comments only? I think that would help to facilitate a discussion/forum environment for bookclub entries
The Casual Vacancy – JK Rowling
The Happiness Project – Gretchen Rubin
The Lost Dogs: Michael Vick's Dogs and Their Tale of Rescue and Redemption – Jim Gorant
Girl of Fire and Thorns – Rae Carson
Portofino – Frank Schaeffer
I've read both of them but would read them again in a heartbeat and would love to know what you and everyone else thinks of them!
I have about 41 books on my "to read" list in goodreads. A few of the ones I am most interested in reading soon (in no order):
The Wildwater Walking Club by Claire Cook
Little Bee by Chris Cleave
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova
What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty
The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton
The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls
Let's Pretend This Never Happened by Jenny Lawson
The Modern Witch (series) by Debra Geary
The Named (Guardians of Time series) by Marianne Curley
There…a mix of genres! I love to read almost anything so I'm open to whatever. I am SUPER excited about an online book club and a link up is a spectacular idea! Woohoo!
The Glass Castle is so good!!
Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostavo
I Was Told There'd Be Cake by Sloane Crosley
I would suggest jumping right in on Deborah Geary's series… I've read the whole series and have actually started over… which is unheard of for me with so many great series out there. I can't believe she hasn't gotten picked up by an agency yet. Seriously. Read A Modern Witch. Tonight.
Matched by Ally Condie
Also, Jayme: The Historian was awesome! Definitely worth reading… I actually got the book on tape and it was very well done.
On my "Recently Read and Loved" List:
The Likeness (Tana French)
How to Be a Woman (Caitlin Moran)
Gone Girl (Gillian Flynn)
City of Thieves (David Benioff)
The Leftovers (Tom Perrotta)
On my "To Read" List:
American Gods (Neil Gaiman)
The Magicians (Lev Grossman)
A Visit from the Goon Squad (Jennifer Egan)
Swamplandia! (Karen Russell)
The Sense of an Ending (Julian Barnes)
Love this idea! Can't wait for the first installment!
OOh I want to second JK Rowling's The Casual Vacancy. And The Book Thief is a beautiful book – though deeply sad in places.
I am new here so hello. This sounds great! Is there an email list so that there is no way to miss what book is coming up?
LOVE this idea! Woohoo! (And you have such awesome readers that I'm excited to be in conversation with them over books.)
I would second:
The Likeness (Tana French)
The Historian ( Elizabeth Kostavo)
The Casual Vacancy (JK Rowling)
Little Bee (Chris Cleave)
Looking forward to this!
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