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It's almost never too early to teach your children the value of money — well, wait until they can at least count! But once they've mastered counting, you can start educating them about money and saving. Here are some strategies for raising financially savvy kids.
Children need to learn the difference between wants and needs, so keep an open dialogue going about the mindframe you have when it comes to spending money. When you take them to the grocery store, turn that into a lesson of wants and needs. Your family needs the salad so you all maintain a healthy diet, but you don't need the prepared one because you have time to make one from scratch (which, in turn, will also save you money). Allow them to see you comparing the prices and value of products and using coupons when making your grocery-store purchase decisions.
Don't hand them their weekly $10 while at the toy shop, for example. At home, when you have time to talk to them about their money if they have any questions and when they're not surrounded by temptation, give them their allowance in small denominations (toonies or loonies, for example); this way, they can easily put a few in their piggy bank should they choose to, while using the rest as they wish that week. Help them calculate how much they'll have saved by year-end to help them see and grasp the big picture.
When your kid asks you to buy them a toy, you can make that into a financial goal for them. They'll be motivated and will come to understand that putting away money is a satisfying and rewarding habit. Undoubtedly, they'll come across something else they want (a comic book they see in the shop) and will have to make a decision as to whether they save or spend, keeping in mind this will affect their initial goal.
Give your child free reign to make their spending decisions — even if it makes you cringe to see them spend their hard-earned money on a cheaply made toy. Do step in and talk about the good and bad components of the decisions they've made and how they can make more informed buys going forward. Encourage them to research purchases beforehand (even if that simply means asking their friends how they are enjoying the new gaming system they bought) including reading reviews, looking for sales, etc.
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Megan Quinn Leaves Square to be a Partner at Kleiner Perkins
XY breakdown be damned, looks like one more woman is headed into the VC business, starting next month. Dan Primack reports that Megan Quinn is leaving her gig as head of products at Square for Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, where she'll be focusing on consumer Internet. Yes, she will be a partner. Read More

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I had the opportunity to participate (as support for the soldiers present) in a Patriot Hunt (hog hunt) put together by my brother and his hunt club. One of the members is a former Ranger and he organized the first one last year, and it really grew this year. The guides made sure that each soldier got a hog, close to 20 were taken in all!
I took my daughter with me, she was so thrilled to met both the Rangers and some active duty SEALs who were on hand.
Today the fun continues for them with a skeet competition and a pistol competition to determine who will receive the various firearms and other gear being given as prices. Those include 2 custom ARs, one in 6.8, 2 shotguns, a glock, A SA XDm, and a couple of custom 1911 pistol valued at about 4k each. I am not attending today as I have some stuff to do today, but that was one of the most rewarding experiences in my life, and the smiles on my daughter's face was epic!


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National Pro Wrestling Day is an action-packed event offered to the public free of charge on February 1st, 2014 at The Palmer Center in Easton, PA. The men and women of NPWD believe in the positive power of pro-wrestling, and we're asking for your help in proving it to the world.
On National Pro Wrestling Day, we are going to raise money for the Against Malaria Foundation, and together, with the support of wrestling fans worldwide, we will save lives. Renowned for their standout transparency and accountability, the Against Malaria Foundation is one of less than a dozen charitable organizations to be recommended by GiveWell.org, by Peter Singer's The Life You Can Save, and by Giving What We Can. That means the money we donate goes to the people that desperately need our help, not to line some corporate fat-cat's wallet.
Malaria is among the leading causes of child deaths in Africa. In fact, 3,000 children die every day from Malaria. Yes, every single day. The Against Malaria Foundation provides long-lasting insecticide treated nets to protect against malaria in developing countries. Each net costs about $5 US, and the nets are tested to work effectively for up to 5 years. With our fundraising goal of $5,000.00 US, we aim to play a role in saving 1,000 lives through our combined efforts on National Pro Wrestling Day.
You can make a cash donation the day of the event, or you can make an online donation at any time through February 2nd, 2014 directly through the Against Malaria Foundation page for NPWD 2014 which is live right now. Either way, 100% of the donated funds will go directly to those in need.
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Ahuja, Amrita, Michael Kremer, and Alix Peterson Zwane. 2010. Providing safe water: Evidence from randomized evaluations. Annual Review of Resource Economics 2: 237-256.
Kremer, Michael, Jessica Leino, Edward Miguel, and Alix Peterson Zwane. 2011. Spring cleaning: Rural water impacts, valuation, and institutions. Quarterly Journal of Economics. 126 (1): 145-205.
Zwane, Alix Peterson, Jonathan Zinman, Eric Van Dusen, William Pariente, Clair Null, Edward Miguel, Michael Kremer, Dean S. Karlan, Richard Hornbeck, Xavier Giné, Esther Duflo, Florencia Devoto, Bruno Crepon, and Abhijit Banerjee. 2011. Being surveyed can change later behavior and related parameter estimates, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 108 (5): 1821–1826.
Ashraf, Nava, James Berry, and Jesse M. Shapiro. 2010. Can higher prices stimulate product use? Evidence from a field experiment in Zambia, American Economic Review 100(5): 2383–2413.
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Cravioto, Alejando (Chair), Claudio Lanata, Daniele Lantagne, and G. Balakrish Nair. 2011. Report of the Independent Panel of Experts on the Cholera Outbreak in Haiti. Submitted to UN Secretary General, NY: UN.
Lantagne, Daniele. 2011. Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage in Emergencies. Dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Faculty of Infectious and Tropical Disease, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UK.
Lantagne, D., K. Preston, E. Blanton, N. Kotlarz, H. Gezagehn, E. van Dusen, J. Berens, K. Jellison. 2011. Hypochlorite solution expiry and stability in household water treatment in developing countries. Journal of Environmental Engineering 137(2): 131-6.
Lantagne, Daniele. 2010. Comment on "An observational study on the effectiveness of point-of-use chlorination." Journal of Environmental Health 72(2):38-9.
Lantagne, Daniele, Fred Cardinali, and Ben C. Blount. 2010. Disinfection by-product formation and mitigation strategies in point-of-use chlorination with sodium dichloroisocyanurate in Tanzania. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 83(1):135-43.
Lantagne, Daniele, Molly Klarman, Ally Mayer, Kelsey Preston, Julie Napotnik, and Kristen Jellison. 2010. Effect of production variables on microbiological removal in locally-produced ceramic filters for household water treatment. International Journal of Environmental Health Research 20(3), 171-87.
Preston K., D. Lantagne, N. Kotlarz, K. Jellison. 2010. Turbidity and chlorine demand reduction using alum and moringa flocculation before household chlorination in developing countries. Journal of Water and Health 8(1): 60-70.
Kremer, Michael. 2009. Scaling up distribution of water treatment technologies in developing countries. Workshop report, December 12, 2009. Harvard Kennedy School.
Kremer, Michael, Jessica Leino, Edward Miguel, and Alix Peterson Zwane. Aug 2009. Spring cleaning: Rural water impacts, valuation, and institutions. Working paper, Economics Department, Harvard University.
Zwane, Alix Peterson, Michael Kremer, and Robyn Meeks. 2009. Water and Human Well-being: An Executive Session on Grand Challenges of the Sustainability Transition. Report of the San Servolo Roundtable. CID Working Paper No. 188. Center for International Development at Harvard University, November 2009.
Kremer, Michael and Alaka Holla. 2008. Pricing and access: Lessons from randomized evaluation in education and health. Working paper, Economics Department, Harvard University.
Leino, Jessica. 2008. Community and private sector approaches to development in Kenya. Dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Arts and Sciences, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.
Zwane, Alix Peterson and Michael Kremer. 2007. What works in fighting diarrheal diseases in developing countries? A critical review. The World Bank Research Observer 22(1):1-24.
Zwane, Alix Peterson and Michael Kremer. 2007. What works in fighting diarrheal diseases in developing countries? A critical review. CID Working Paper No. 140. Center for International Development, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University.


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Rising Stars: Ten Under 30
A look at publishingŌĆÖs new breed, from editors to CEOs.
While itŌĆÖs natural to worry about how the publishing industry is going to attract the next generation of media leaders, the fact is the industry is already seeing a demographic shift, with younger people taking on more leadership roles.
FOLIO:ŌĆÖs 10 Under 30 looks at just a few of the emerging leaders in our industry. Some are the faces of their companies; others are toiling in the background but are redefining their organizations just the same. WeŌĆÖre impressed and we think you will be, too.
Jean Ellen Cowgill
Head of Strategy and Business Development, National Journal Group
Late last month the National Journal Group relaunched its content model, focusing on an aggressive daily digital business with 24/7 news, video and analysis, as well as a redesigned print magazine featuring an exclusive interview with President Obama.
Helping drive that strategy is 24-year-old Jean Ellen Cowgill, who joined National Journal Group about six months ago from consultancy McKinsey & Company in the new position of head of strategy and business development.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve worked across several areasŌĆöpublic and private and not-for-profitŌĆöIŌĆÖve been involved with account management and growth acquisition and I was also looking to sink my teeth into something longer term,ŌĆØ says Cowgill. ŌĆ£I had conversations with [owner] David Bradley and [Atlantic Media president] Justin Smith and they developed an interesting role for me where I get to work on both strategy and business development and can get involved across different pieces of the business to figure out how those link together, particularly as National Journal embarks on its new strategy.ŌĆØ
Cowgill led many conversations and planning sessions over the summer to coordinate strengths between print and digital (and to make sure no balls got dropped in the process). As National Journal becomes ŌĆ£digital-first,ŌĆØ itŌĆÖs going from putting out a couple pieces of online-only content per day to more than 100 pieces per day. ŌĆ£That has huge implications for the newsroom,ŌĆØ says Cowgill. ŌĆ£Now it starts at 6am, rather than 9am or 10am for a print publication.ŌĆØ
Next up, Cowgill and the staff will look at strengthening business development opportunities for The Atlantic and National Journal. That includes working more closely with partners like the Nuclear Threat Initiative to create a custom project called World Security Newswire.
ŌĆ£In an industry with a lot of rapid change, sometimes companies get pushed into that change,ŌĆØ says Cowgill. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs happening to some extent in media, but here, people are really embracing it. Younger people in media look at it as a chance to think about things in new ways and create new platforms to reach people.ŌĆØ
Bryan Sims
CEO, brass|MEDIA
Bryan Sims has had the proverbial entrepreneurial itch ever since he can remember. Perhaps a bit clich├®, it started for him as a child in Oregon running lemonade stands, walking neighborsŌĆÖ dogs and mowing lawns. By the time Sims entered high school, his business aspirations led him to create an investment club for teenagers. Before he graduated, the club had nearly 50 high school students investing roughly $25,000 in the stock market.
ThatŌĆÖs where Sims traces the roots of brass|MEDIA. Shortly before beginning his freshman year at college, Sims cooked up an idea to launch a magazine that would help young adults better understand money. His idea stirred up interest as he pitched it at national business plan competitions. By 2004, at age 19, heŌĆÖd secured a small handful of angel investors, left college and launched brass|MAGAZINE (his start-up funds were in the ŌĆ£low six-figure rangeŌĆØ).
ŌĆ£I probably pitched close to 200 people and ended up with eight investors,ŌĆØ says Sims. ŌĆ£We ran it out of the garage and got paid up front.ŌĆØ
From brass|MAGAZINE, Sims built brass|Media, a company that today employs 25 people and produces a suite of products and services that connect students and schools with experts from the financial industry. The magazine is currently published quarterly and has a circulation of about 500,000. ŌĆ£We have nearly 2,000 high school teachers across the country utilizing our products in the classroom,ŌĆØ Sims adds. ŌĆ£We work with over 100 financial institutions in 38 states.ŌĆØ
Sims says the company generated ŌĆ£hundreds of thousands of dollarsŌĆØ in the first year and was profitable by year two. Revenues have grown 10-fold since then. (In 2008, brass|MEDIA was named to #25 on the Inc. 500 list of the countryŌĆÖs fastest-growing private companies, and #4 among media companies. In 2007, the company reported $2.7 million in revenueŌĆöa 1,020.1 percent increase over $245,194 in 2004.)
As his company continues to expand, Sims says the market is ripe for other young entrepreneurs to enter the media space, too. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs┬Ā a time when people are probably more willing to listen to a young up-and-comer,ŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£Entrepreneurs are able to single-handedly create their own companies, Web sites, brands and a whole lot more without many resources. I started brass out of a dorm room and my parentsŌĆÖ garage, and things have only gotten easier for young entrepreneurs today.ŌĆØ
Dean Muscio
Group Digital Director, Penton Media
Dean Muscio actually has two high-profile jobs at Penton Media; he serves as group digital director, managing five titles, and works on digital business media development with Warren Bimblick, SVP of strategy/business development.
Muscio started his own Web design and development firm in college, called Moose Designs NY. But his first real job was serving as an online product development manager for Penton five years ago.
Over the last few years, the 28-year-old has worked with at least five different divisions within the company.
Muscio is now helping to develop PentonŌĆÖs mobile strategy and heŌĆÖs been working on vendor selection for the project, which he says will include rolling out some big mobile apps in the next 12 months.
One of his big success stories is the relaunch of the site for Nutrition Business Journal. The enhanced design, navigation and ease-of-use of the new site helped boost online traffic by an average of 75 percent in 2009, year-over-year. The redesigned site generated more than six times the online revenues in its first month of being live than it did the same month the previous year. And MuscioŌĆÖs relaunch of PentonŌĆÖs only consumer site, Deliciousliving.com, nearly doubled the site traffic.
More recently, Muscio worked on the development of a series of new tools, like the ŌĆ£firm browserŌĆØ for Registeredrep.com, which enables users to easily sort and view content based on financial institutions. Traffic reports are showing a 5 percent gain month-over-month, he says. n
Maggie McFadden Shein
Editor, Appliance Design
Before Maggie McFadden Shein became editor of Appliance Design, a new position was created for her at trade publisher BNP Media: group new media manager, because she had become so adept in the social and digital media aspects of BNP's business while working as managing editor for two publications.
McFadden Shein trained other editorial staff in social and digital media, as well as creating reports on metrics for the sales staffs. Naturally, her focus when she became editor of Appliance Design was to build the Web site and new media presence for the magazine.
She has launched a social media strategy for Appliance Design that includes a Facebook and LinkedIn presence, Twitter feeds, and three blog channels on three different subject matters. Since the blogs were added, the site has seen a 69 percent growth in monthly page views from April to September.
McFadden Shein also started to run industry headlines on the site, which are now followed by thousands. She has begun to integrate print with online by adding extra article content on the Web site as well as synergies between the two with house ads touting AD's online presence. From May to September, the Web-exclusive articles have seen growth of 290 percent.
Dan Fletcher
Associate Editor, Special Projects, TIME
In May 2010, Dan Fletcher became the youngest person to ever write a cover story for TIME Magazine. What makes that even more impressive is that just one year before, Fletcher was an intern handling many of TIMEŌĆÖs early social media efforts on Twitter and Facebook. (The topic of his cover story? ŌĆ£FacebookŌĆ"and how itŌĆÖs redefining privacy.ŌĆØ)
Fletcher officially joined TIME in 2009 as social media producer/reporter and was the launch editor for the TIME.com NewsFeed. ŌĆ£As an intern I would say ŌĆśHey, we got this story on Digg,ŌĆÖ or ŌĆśHey IŌĆÖm doing this on Twitter,ŌĆÖŌĆØ says Fletcher. ŌĆ£TIME saw the need for it and they formalized the structure when they brought me back in June. I took the Twitter feed over manually and posted a note saying ŌĆśHi IŌĆÖm Dan, taking over Twitter feed.ŌĆÖ Even the response we got from that was tremendous. The audience likes to know thereŌĆÖs someone behind these things listening.ŌĆØ
Today, TIME has about 150,000 Facebook fans and more than 2.2 million Twitter followers (up from zero last January).
Fletcher pitched the Facebook story during one of TIMEŌĆÖs regular Friday ŌĆ£big ideaŌĆØ meetings. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm pretty junior, but theyŌĆÖre open to everyone coming in,ŌĆØ says Fletcher. ŌĆ£I said Facebook was doing very cool things with the ŌĆślikeŌĆÖ button, and they said go find out about it. [Managing editor] Rick Stengel embraced the idea and it worked out well for us. When all the privacy stuff hit in April we had this story in the bank.ŌĆØ
Last month, Fletcher was promoted to associate editor of special projects. ŌĆ£My role in the last six months has focused on getting this news feed blog up and running,ŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£One of the big things I want to do, and TIME wants to do as an organization, is be more entrepreneurial. ThatŌĆÖs the nature of the WebŌĆöwe need to get things out the door quickly. Under this new structure we will pick projects we can work on intensely for a short amount of time and get them out. I canŌĆÖt tip my hat too much on the first one, but weŌĆÖre interested in partnering with universities across the country.ŌĆØ
As a journalism student, Fletcher was never sure if he was going to make the jump to traditional media. ŌĆ£I coded my first Web site at age 12 and I had a photo blog in college, so IŌĆÖm very much in the new media mentality,ŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£Coming to TIME as an intern was an interesting transition. ItŌĆÖs been refreshing. The battle to convince print media that the Web is relevant was won before my time. Now we get to fuse all these bloggy ideas, and do guerilla work on social media networks, with one of the storied brands in journalism. ItŌĆÖs refreshing that opportunity still exists.ŌĆØ
Jacob Bare
Director of Digital Intelligence, Cygnus Business Media
Two words can describe Jacob BareŌĆÖs career so far at Cygnus Business Media: rapid ascent. Since joining the trade publisher in January 2007, Bare has been promoted three times, now holding the lofty title of director of digital intelligence. No, he hasnŌĆÖt traded Cygnus for the CIA, but weŌĆÖll get back to that momentarily.
BareŌĆÖs story with Cygnus begins after owning his own business that provided network communication and support services to small- and medium-size businesses and school districts. He joined Cygnus as Web site manager with ForConstructionPros.com. Initially, he was responsible for developing an online buyerŌĆÖs guide that could eventually be integrated across all Cygnus sites.
ŌĆ£We built it from the ground up with SEO in mind,ŌĆØ Bare explains. ŌĆ£The guide is searchable using product names, numbers, company name, product type, etc. Each of these criteria are searchable on search engines, and it has increased traffic exponentially (25,000 monthly page views to 250,000). For some of our sites, 80 percent of the traffic comes from search and is directly related to our guide.ŌĆØ
Not long after, Bare was promoted to group interactive development manager and again, earlier this year, to data integration manager. Bare managed CygnusŌĆÖ data integration and served as the technology liaison between IT and the audience development departments.
This fall, Bare was promoted yet again toŌĆöyesŌĆödirector of digital intelligence. Bare is charged with spearheading CygnusŌĆÖ audience development initiatives on the digital side to collect, analyze and standardize data, as well as working with data marketing vendor Omeda to integrate platforms company-wide.
ŌĆ£Our content management system, which we call Base 2.0, will allow us to push content directly to users in any media platformŌĆömobile, e-mail, Webinars, social business media sites, online banner ads, etc.,ŌĆØ says Bare. ŌĆ£Merging these two technologies, we can identify preferred content, collect, analyze and standardize data, then cross-promote different products.ŌĆØ
Prior to consolidating its audience database with Omeda, Cygnus was averaging delivery rates at about 70 percent, Bare says. Now, under the new systems heŌĆÖs helped create, the average is 99 percent.
ŌĆ£I see digital as limitless,ŌĆØ says Bare. ŌĆ£There are technologies that donŌĆÖt exist today that may be mainstream in five years so we need to first understand our potential and then determine what is appropriate to integrate into our corporate mission.ŌĆØ
Heather Winkel
Art Director, Network Media Partners
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm basically in charge of everything that has to do with design.ŌĆØ
ThatŌĆÖs how Heather Winkel describes her role as art director at custom publisher Network Media Partners, and WinkelŌĆÖs responsibilities in handling digital, print and even advertising design reflect the ŌĆ£one-stop-shopŌĆØ position many art directors find themselves in today.
Winkel started her career as a designer with The Baltimore Sun. After earning a masterŌĆÖs degree in publication design, she joined Network Media Partners in 2008. Winkel is the go-to source for redesigning existing magazines for clients, as well as building new magazines from scratch.
With MOVEŌĆöthe magazine of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (which serves DMV employees)ŌĆöWinkel and the Network Media team redesigned a magazine that had been in the red for years for print and digital. ŌĆ£The goal was to give them something really clean,ŌĆØ says Winkel. ŌĆ£They needed something that people without much time could read quickly. ItŌĆÖs a very ŌĆśgriddedŌĆÖ publication with a lot of departments and sections with quick bits of information.ŌĆØ
The redesigned MOVE won four awards: a silver EXCEL award for online publishing innovation; an APEX award for most improved magazine for the first issue of the redesign; a gold award for publication redesign in the $2 million and under category from ASBPA; and an honorable mention TABBIE for best single issue.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre all dealing with smaller budgets and smaller page counts and we have to be more creative to deliver a quality publication,ŌĆØ says Winkel.
Tim Ricablanca
Web Developer, NorthStar Travel Media
Not all rising stars are front and center; some toil away on the back-end of publishing.
Such is the case with 26-year-old developer Tim Ricablanca, who was hired by NorthStar Travel Media as a Web designer after graduating from NJIT in 2006. On day one, he was thrust into the ŌĆ£inferno of ad creation, along with other client-facing design,ŌĆØ says Ankeet Patel, corporate development manager for NorthStar. Ricablanca set his sights on becoming a developer and progressively acquired the necessary skill set.
Ricablanca's goal is to optimize user experienceŌĆömaking sites more accessible, no matter what browser or device. ŌĆ£I don't have influence over the business end of things,ŌĆØ Ricablanca says. ŌĆ£What I can do is make things better for people who consume our content, whether by faster load time or better visual presentation of the productŌĆöanything that improves user experience and helps our company.ŌĆØ
Ricablanca is also trying to help NorthStar revise its Web ad model,┬Ā and get the publisher to adopt better standards. ŌĆ£Tim has played a vital role in setting our design standardsŌĆöeverything from reusability of style sheets to SEO compliancy,ŌĆØ Patel says. ŌĆ£This aided in rapid site deployment and additional traffic generation.ŌĆØ
Meanwhile, Ricablanca and a small circle of college friends are working on a side project to develop the next evolution of a better social media platform. Watch out, Zuckerberg!
David Cohn
Founder, Spot.Us
Many of the people on FOLIO:ŌĆÖs ŌĆ£10 Under 30ŌĆØ list are revamping the way their companies do business. David Cohn is trying to revamp the economics of the freelance industry.
Cohn is founder of Spot.Us, a San Francisco-based non-profit with a ŌĆ£community-funded journalismŌĆØ model that started with freelancers pitching stories to the public, and readers paying to fund those stories. Cohn, who began his career at Wired.com, got a $340,000 grant from the Knight Foundation in 2008 to test his idea.
ŌĆ£Participatory journalism is about distributing workload, but if you canŌĆÖt do that, can you distribute the financial load?ŌĆØ he says.
Recently, Spot.Us added ŌĆ£Community-Focused SponsorshipsŌĆØ to help pay the bills. If the reader engages with a sponsorŌĆÖs content (which could be a quiz or survey), sponsor money goes into the readerŌĆÖs Spot.Us account and they can direct where that money goes. Sponsors include AARP, HP Partners and the Aspen Institute. ŌĆ£The public is in charge of our ad budget,ŌĆØ says Cohn.
To date, Spot.Us has featured the work of around 100 journalists, raising on average about $1,000 per story (and more than $100,000 total).┬Ā ŌĆ£If you compare us to ProPublica, which has a $10 million budget, thatŌĆÖs small potatoes, but considering we started from scratch, I feel pretty good about it,ŌĆØ says Cohn.
Spot.Us works with 65 publishing partners, from Oakland Local to The New York Times and has received three Northern California SPJ awards for excellence in journalism.
Garrett Graff
Editor, The Washingtonian
Garrett Graff has accomplished more things in his 29 years than most veteran journalists keep on their wish lists. At age 14, he set up a Web site for Vermont Governor Howard Dean and ended up working on DeanŌĆÖs presidential campaign after he graduated from Harvard. He was hired by Mediabistro to launch the FishbowlDC site and became the first blogger ever to be accredited to cover a White House press briefing.
That put him on the radar screen of Jack Limpert, the longstanding editor of The Washingtonian, who hired him first as a freelance writer covering media and politics, then on staff as front-of-book editor.
A year later, Limpert and other magazine executives asked Graff to take over the magazineŌĆÖs Web efforts and Graff hired the publicationŌĆÖs first full-time Web staff. Graff so impressed Limpert and the Merill family, who owns the magazine, they tapped him to succeed Limpert, who was stepping down, as only the second editor in the magazineŌĆÖs 40-year history.
Graff holds the reins to a magazine that is read by the White House, Capitol Hill, military generals and D.C. power brokers. ThatŌĆÖs a lot of pressure for a 29-year-old, but Graff seems up to the task. Last year The Washingtonian reached an important online milestone: it had grown its Web audience to 400,000 unique visitors per month, matching the print readership. A redesign and brazen editorial features have helped drive newsstand sales, which are up 20 percent through the first eight months of the year. Print ad sales are up 20 percent for the same period, and Web ad sales are up about 50 percent.
In his free time heŌĆÖs finishing his second non-fiction book, about the FBIŌĆÖs counter-terrorism unit, and he teaches a masterŌĆÖs journalism class on social media at Georgetown University.
ŌĆ£If print magazines are to stay strong,ŌĆØ Limpert adds, ŌĆ£theyŌĆÖll need editors like Garrett.ŌĆØ


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This bilingual blog - 'आन्याची फाटकी पासोडी' in Marathi- is largely a celebration of visual and/or comic ...तुकाराम: "ढेकणासी बाज गड,उतरचढ केवढी" (Tukaram: For a bedbug a bed is like a castle. so much climbing up and down!)... George Santayana: " Everything in nature is lyrical in its ideal essence, tragic in its fate, and comic in its existence"...William Hazlitt: "Pictures are scattered like stray gifts through the world; and while they remain, earth has yet a little gilding."
G C Lichtenberg: "It is as if our languages were confounded: when we want a thought, they bring us a word; when we ask for a word, they give us a dash; and when we expect a dash, there comes a piece of bawdy."
W H Auden: "But in my arms till break of day / Let the living creature lie. / Mortal, guilty, but to me/ The entirely beautiful."
Will Self: "To attempt to write seriously is always, I feel, to fail – the disjunction between my beautifully sonorous, accurate and painfully affecting mental content, and the leaden, halting sentences on the page always seems a dreadful falling short. It is this failure – a ceaseless threnody keening through the writing mind – that dominates my working life, just as an overweening sense of not having loved with enough depth or recklessness or tenderness dominates my personal one."
John Gray: "Unlike Schopenhauer, who lamented the human lot, Leopardi believed that the best response to life is laughter. What fascinated Schopenhauer, along with many later writers, was Leopardi's insistence that illusion is necessary to human happiness."
Art Spiegelman: "You know words in a way are hitting you on the left side of your brain, music and visual arts hit on the right side of the brain, so the idea is to pummel you, to send you from left brain to right brain and back until you're as unbalanced as I am."
विलास सारंग: "संदर्भ कुठलेही असोत, संस्कृत, इंग्रजी, बुद्धिवादी, तांत्रिक, इतिहासाचे, खगोलशास्त्राचे, आधुनिक पदार्थविज्ञानाचे, शिवकालीन व पेशवाईतील बखरीचे, अगणित ज्ञानक्षेत्रांचे, अशा वैविध्यपूर्ण ज्ञानावर लेखन- विशेषत: कवितालेखन- उभं राहत."
Friday, April 16, 2010
Mr. Aamir Khan, We ALL are a bunch of Johnny-come-latelies
Naseeruddin Shah: "I've lost the hope of seeing a truly great film being made in this country, at least in my lifetime." (March 20, 2010)
Susan Sontag: "...To be sure, there was always a conflict between cinema as an industry and cinema as an art, cinema as routine and cinema as experiment. But the conflict was not such as to make impossible the making of wonderful films, sometimes within and sometimes outside of mainstream cinema. Now the balance has tipped decisively in favor of cinema as an industry. The great cinema of the 1960's and 1970's has been thoroughly repudiated..."
They say "3 idiots" is the biggest hit in the history of Hindi films. Maybe it is.
Aamir Khan, a star, aggressively promoted it using 'innovative' methods.
In December 2009, in temple town of Mahabalipuram, a tour guide took Mr. Khan by surprise when he admitted to never even having heard of the actor.
I have always found Mr. Khan, a narcissist, an average actor who happens to be very successful.
He never mentions luck while talking about his success.
It's always his hard work, his body, his scalp, his dedication, his patriotism, his intelligence, his creativity, his wife, his family, his vision...
See the episode at Mahabalipuram here.
I was quite amused by it and thought it was very ironic.
Mahabalipuram, that appears on this blog here, dwarfs every one. Occasionally even the neighbouring Bay of Bengal!
Reviewing "The Earth After Us : What legacy will humans leave in the rocks?" by Jan Zalasiewicz, Robin McKie says:
"… the planet's constantly shifting geology will, inevitably, crush and bury every one of our greatest creations, our skyscrapers, motorways, bridges, churches and temples. Tectonic trashing, then, is to be the fate of most of humanity's handiwork.
Not all will be lost, however. Odd clues will emerge when seismic activity will push up a slice of petrified city. "Here there will be metres-thick layers of rubble, of outlines of tunnels and pipes, of giant middens of rubble and waste." That, then, will be our legacy. It is not much of a memorial. Indeed, by contrast, Ozymandias did well with a couple of headless trunks of stone."
"…we still dig up plenty of 100-million-year-old dinosaur bones today. However, those ancient animals thrived for tens of millions of years. By contrast, Homo sapiens has lasted around 100,000. By that reckoning, we are a bunch of Johnny-come-latelies." (The Observer, Sunday 27 September 2009)
Sadly even Mahabalipuram may do only as well as Ozymandias.
('Ozymandias', 1818 is an example of how a great work of art persists.
In last few years, I have seen it being quoted by scientists like Jared Diamond in 'Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed', 2005 and Richard Dawkins in 'The Ancestor's Tale', 2004.)
'Own up, Narcissus, you're responsible for this graffiti, aren't you?'
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WILMINGTON -- It's a simple sport, but running is also vital part of the major sports such as soccer, football, basketball and baseball.
Shawn Mckee, Ashley High School's cross country coach, is used to coaching kids on the finer points of running, so teaching the basics is something McKee feels he has to do.
"Most of the time, kids don't understand if they lean over, that they're causing trouble for their knees and they don't understand they have to have good posture." explained McKee
Mckee started the New Hanover County Youth Running Club last summer as a way to keep kids ages 5-18 in shape over the summer and to attract more of them to the sport. Last year, 15 kids participated in the club and that number increased to more than 60 young runners this summer.
"It's exciting to see, I think it's only going to make the kids in this area faster and help them in other sports." said McKee
There are no dues or fees associated with the club, so this group is open to everyone.
"Most camps cost money, I thought this was a good way to give them something to do for free and give them a safe environment to run in." explained McKee.
Members of the club practice three days per week for approximately an hour and a half. In addition to the practices, eight of the high school-aged runners competed in the 30th Annual Tri-Span Race last weekend.
"I did my first 10K, which I never raced in a 10K before, and as a team we're trying to run as much as we can before cross country starts in the fall." said Brien Lancaster, a member of the New Hanover County Youth Running Club
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All-time low for the right: Shouting the n-word outside of an elementary school Obama was visiting
Posted by Nathaniel Patterson (cause leader)
Yesterday, President Barack Obama flew into Dobbins Airforce Base near Atlanta to speak at the College Heights Early Learning Center in the relatively sleepy suburb of Decatur, GA.
The school is renowned for it's quality education. While visiting with students, parents, and administrators, Obama gave a speech where he praised the value of early education. This is all common-sense stuff except to those pushing starve-the-beast austerity type measures that hurt the underprivileged and disenfranchised.
The highlight of the trip, though, was the right reaching an all time low… by shouting racial epithets outside of an elementary school!
It's apparent to everyone by now that the so-called Tea Party will protest anything that Obama supports. Education for young child? Protest! So perhaps it wasn't surprising that a sizable crowd formed in protest. The signs featured are the usual hodge-podge of illiteracy and ignorance. However, what happened at the end of the engagement is what should really turn your stomach.
As Obama was prepared to leave, the protesters, riled up by a speaker with a megaphone, began to shout epithets at our Commander-in-Chief.
"You're a nigger!" one shouted.
"Go back to Kenya!"
Never mind that there were children there, being exposed to the hate, bigotry and ignorance that the American right has to offer. The administrators scrambled to shoo the children away, though undoubtedly some had heard the hurtful words that they were shouting.
I have a couple of sources at the engagement and I am working to get more information. To my knowledge, no one was arrested, though several people were trespassed off of the property. As I hear from the school coordinator and a friend who attended the event, I will update this diary with more information.
Address: Causes, 88 Kearny St, Suite 2100, San Francisco, CA 94108 United States
Thank you Mr. Nathaniel Patterson (cause leader), for this information.
Makes you wonder what type of nation we live in where the citizens disrespect the leader of said nation because he has a skin tone darker than their own.
Makes me wonder even more, why the main (lame) street (sewer) media (jokes of journalism) didn't have this story lead it's evening newscast?
Amazing to me that caucasian racist trash, can fix their mouths, full of broken teeth and chewing tobacco, to yell nigger at the man who makes it possible for them to live in their trailers, get computers from Rent-A-Center, and enjoy a dinner of Possum Stew every other Tuesday.
Such ungrateful American elitist.
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The No. 2-ranked Bel Air Highlanders picked up a tough 62-55 win against No. 3 Franklin on Tuesday night at home. The win put Bel Air in first in District 1-5A with a record of 9-1, while Franklin is 8-2.
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Repurpose Old Furniture: Phyllis needed her bench to act as storage and as a staging area for pruning, weeding and repotting. However, the benches she found lacked hidden storage. Then it hit her: Use a credenza instead. "It has drawers and cubbies to help hide the mess," says Phyllis, who found one for just $40 at The Salvation Army.
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Use Every Inch: Stakes, toolboxes and plant containers are stowed inside the cabinets. Handy drawers hold her most-used tools, such as cutting shears and clippers. On open shelves below, she keeps a bucket filled with potting soil, pots in various sizes and other essentials.


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When he's not busy running his production company, Cool Hand Pictures, Justin Morales heads the Silk City Flick Fest, which is running for its third year starting Thursday, October 13 until Sunday, the 16th. Morales' goal for his festival is to bring the "[disparate] elements of Hartford together," and to "unite the city." To this end, he's selected a variety of venues in downtown Hartford to host over twenty five screenings, including the Connecticut Science Center, the Wadsworth Atheneum, and the Hartford Public Library.
The theme of the festival is that of steampunk, which the Mark Twain House, also in Hartford, has recently explored. To kick off the festival, Morales will be showing the silent short, Steam Driven, which is directed by Michael Marchand, one of the festival's artistic and graphic designers. Marchand's film will be followed by the similarly themed City of Lost Children by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, director of Amélie.
To tie into the season, Morales claimed said he had to show some horror films—there are four. Morales believes the feature selections this year are the festival's best so far. In particular, he is proud of the documentary, Hood to Coast, about runners who start at Mount Hood and finish at the Oregon Coast. The film was shown at South by Southwest (one of the most prestigious American film festivals), and Morales is also teaming up with the Hartford Marathon to offer discounts to any runners who might attend the doc's screening.
The festival is the biggest yet, but Morales said that this year was actually the easiest to set up, due to the openness of the Hartford venues towards the project. In reference to this unexpected convenience, Morales told me it was like filling a "swimming pool that needed water." For next year, the festival will have its name changed to better suit Hartford and Central Connecticut—it started in Manchester, which is known as the "Silk City"—and any suggestions are welcome. Visit www.silkcityflickfest.com for program information and ticket availability.


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As a recent college graduate, I don't have a lot of "real world" experience. However, thanks to a student internship and my current position as a marketing specialist at a company that operates almost 100 percent online, I do have almost two years of Internet marketing experience under my belt. In that short time alone, I've witnessed — and had to adjust to — some big changes in the rules of SEO. With the recent rollout of Google's Penguin, for example, I've watched a number of competing companies take a hit in the rankings, which has no doubt left their marketing departments reevaluating and revamping their SEO strategies.
The point of all of this? In the world of Internet marketing, one has to be on top of the latest SEO trends, aware of tried-and-true SEO techniques and willing to change ones tactics at a moment's notice. This is called agile marketing.
Day by day, agile marketing is becoming a more common term in the Internet marketing industry. In fact, this practice is becoming so relevant that a group of marketers gathered in San Francisco in June for the SprintZero: The Physics of Agile Marketing meeting to discuss the discipline of agile marketing. Their goal was to define agile marketing, understand why it's important and develop rules for success. Right now, this is the information we have.
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- Engagement. Now more than ever — thanks in part to Google's personalized search technique — social media has an impact on SEO rankings. The more engagement you have on these sites, the better.
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- Pay attention to when and how you fall. Just like with any small business venture, failure is part of the SEO game. Don't be afraid to see your rankings fall, but pay attention to why and when you fall so it doesn't happen again for the same reason.
- Cut it out if it doesn't work. The transition from traditional Internet marketing to agile marketing can be tough, but don't be afraid to say goodbye to techniques that aren't yielding the results you want. It's likely that your competitors are cutting out these programs, and you don't want to fall behind.
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I remember when I was in college before ('95-'99), very few people had cell phones. In fact, I can't think of one friend who did. The people in my circle of friends only started to get cell phones after we all graduated- perhaps they were too expensive before, I don't remember. Now I look around on campus and everyone has a cell.
My second year of college was the first time my roommates and I got caller id. Setting up the new little box next to our phone was an important event. Every day when any one of us arrived home, we would rush to the caller id box to check whether 'he' had called (or anyone else of lesser importance).
Quickly, I noticed that some of the fun in my life had been taken away. Although I now knew who was calling before I picked up the phone (handy if it was your current obsession, as you could answer in your 'sexy independent voice'), you also knew when he didn't call. There were no more excuses- he obviously wasn't interested. This little box also caused other unforeseen problems- once you got caller id, you quickly realized that others probably had it too. Gone were the days when you could call just to hear that boy's voice on his answering machine. Now, if you called, you had to leave a message on his machine because he would know. And you could only call once and hope for the best.
Of course, you also could easily find out who was stalking you. Your roommates would laugh with you at that boy who would call and call, who couldn't take the hint. This laughter was bittersweet, though- we all had been that one with the crush who couldn't seem to give up, and we knew we would be again.
I now don't have caller id- I would probably not even have an answering machine on my home phone if my roommate hadn't set it up. Everyone knows my cell phone number- I actually only use my home phone when I'm out of cell phone minutes. My cell goes with me everywhere, warm and secure in my pocket. The melody it plays when it goes off (currently 'Fur Elise') gives me a certain thrill- someone wants to talk to me. I am liked. Yet while it's comforting to know that I can be reached and reach anyone practically anywhere and anytime, there also comes with it the same problems I had with my caller id box. Those days or nights when noone calls, when I check my cell to make sure I didn't accidentally shut it off. If a call means 'I am liked', then no calls must mean 'Noone likes me'.
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We are very pleased with our performance in the second quarter as we delivered product revenue of $1.02 billion, up 12% sequentially above the high end of our original guidance. NXP revenue was $1.09 billion, up nearly 12% sequentially, also above the upper end of our guidance range. We experienced growth in every one of our target end markets, a positive indication that company specific opportunities we have previously addressed are coming to fruition. We acknowledge the macroenvironment has clearly weakened, however, we see our growth in the intermediate term as less dependent on the cyclical industry rebound and more a function of unique company-specific design wins.
From a segment perspective, HPMS revenue was $803 million, a 13% sequential increase and $30 million above the midpoint of our guidance. As Jeff commented, we have changed 2 of our end market definitions within HPMS to better reflect our strategic focus in the mobile computing and specialized industrial areas. My comments today will reflect these new definitions.Overall, we experienced solid growth in all of our HPMS segment end markets and in most cases delivered performance above our guidance. Within our Automotive business, revenue was $244 million, up nearly 7% above the high end of our expectations with record levels set in North America and China markets. From a product perspective, we experienced strong sequential demand for entertainment and sensor products with keyless door entry products in line with our expectations while in-vehicle networking declined modestly in the quarter principally due to softening demand from European automotive OEMs. However, we continue to see luxury brands driving resilient demand and trends in North America and Japan strengthened during the quarter, albeit with increasing chatter of weakening demand for mass-market vehicle in Europe, Middle East and Africa. Read the rest of this transcript for free on seekingalpha.com
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ADA, OK - Pontotoc County eight graders are getting a taste of the real world. Wednesday marked their 2nd annual Career Discovery Day.
Over 400 students from all seven public schools in the county met on the East Central University campus. Each student learned about three different career areas based on a career assessment test students completed earlier in the year. Some of the student's career options include nursing, law enforcement and music.
State Senator Susan Paddack and CEO of the Ada Jobs Foundation, Mike Southard came up with the idea for Career Discovery Day in 2011.
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The Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), a union for public transportation workers, is pushing for Congress to pass legislation that could give states more money for public transportation systems, The Hill reported.
The bill, the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2012, would allow state and local governments to collect sales taxes from online purchases, which ATU said could mean more transportation-dedicated funds.
Online retailers and consumer groups have criticized the bill, arguing that it is unfair for states to tax purchases located in other jurisdictions.
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Escape the hustle and bustle of Marrakech and head to the coast on this 4 day Add-on surf adventure. Head to the surfing Mecca of Taghazout and enjoy a couple of days riding the waves in the Atlantic Ocean. A great way of extending your Morocco experience.
Today we make our way to Taghazout, using the public bus to get down to Agadir and then on to Taghazout by 1pm. A quick tour of the camp is followed by a walk into town for lunch in a local restaurant (optional). Then it's on to the surf as we grab boards and wetsuits and head for an afternoon surf session with a qualified surf instructor. This evening we relax and enjoy dinner at the surf camp.
Following breakfast we head straight out to the ocean for some more surfing in anticipation of another lesson in the afternoon. Today we don't leave the beach, stopping for a packed lunch to maximize time on the boards!
This morning go for a final surf or, if you're done with the water, why not try horse riding instead? Around lunch time we head back to the camp and prepare to depart for Agadir where we then head back to Marrakech. Enjoy a free night experiencing the famous Djemâa-el-Fna which is very close to the hotel.(Pack lunch provided)
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Head to the golden sands and stunning coastal town of Essaouira to chill out after your Marrakech and Sahara trip on this independent add on.
This morning we leave the hustle and bustle of Marrakech behind and take a leisurely drive to Essaouira; a colourful fishing town situated within 15th Century Portuguese fortifications, where great beaches and surf beckon. Relax on the beach or alternatively explore the UNESCO-listed medina with its various souks and woodcarving workshops. Any city gate leads to the Medina, so you're unlikely to get lost. The beach is in front of the Medina and there are plenty of cafés with terraces, both ideal for relaxing for a few hours. Blue doors and window frames abound as do the artists shops Buy a carpet or Thuya wood carving or sit on the beach sipping a mint tea as the sun sets, an antidote to the bustle of the Imperial cities. There is the opportunity to do some optional activities, such as quad biking, surfing, horse trekking, wind surfing (see our representative day 1) or you can just simply sit on the beach and relax!
After a relaxing morning in Essaouira, we head back to Marrakech for the final night.
The tour ends after breakfast, and you can spend the last few hours soaking up the rich Marrakech culture before hotel checkout at 12 noon.