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Re:Hangings (1160 comments)
Don't jeopardize our supply of rope!
Re:Man i hate this game (288 comments)
Lol no kidding. Or in the case of killing first responders with drone strikes like the US, everyone can just look the other way. You think the Red Cross would be more interested in that, given that they are first responders, but no, video games. Must interfere with video games.
Re:Disintegration (272 comments)
Vaporization is not the same as hydrolysis. Vaporisation means liquid turning to vapor.
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"The problem is, how do we fix it? Having many friends and family members who are teachers, I can also 100% say that education classes don't confer any particular ability to teach either."
Yup I agree. I hesitate to say that teacher training is the only or even best solution (having a BEd myself) but I think it's probably a good place to start.
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How dare students expect to be properly taught by people they are paying to teach them?
You didn't actually challenge my assertion that a PhD doesn't confer an ability to teach, rather you merely acknowledged that the teachers suck and then claim that students are entitled for expecting to get any kind of value out of their expensive tuition dollars. If in your world the only thing a degree confers is an ability to acquire knowledge independently, then all a university is is a massively overpriced testing facility.
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Probably has more to do with the fact that these professors have little to no teacher training. There is an implicit assumption that a PhD in mathematics automatically confers an ability to teach.
It makes no sense...a PhD in chemistry doesn't confer you an ability to research astronomy...why should it make you a good teacher?
Re:Pseudoscience debunked? (374 comments)
I'd say it's more like teaching people how to resist torture, seen as that is a sanctioned US security technique.
Further, the idea that drug lords can infiltrate federal agencies in the absence of polygraph tests is really scary. That is essentially their point. That means all their investigative powers are useless, and it all boils down to a pseudoscience test.
Re:I never understood the principle. (454 comments)
Not to mention, we don't seem to have any problem shedding the taboos against torture and killing first responders (Guantanamo and US drone double tap strikes).
Both are war crimes and both are carried out knowingly and intentionally. At this point it would make more sense for Russia to be the human rights watch dog of the world.
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I'm totally on board with you of course, my original post mocking the GP's suggestion that NOT racial profiling is costing the US money.
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"It aims to produce intelligent robo-sentinels that can patrol areas, and learn to detect abnormalities in human behavior."
Forget "abnormalities," if they just programmed the robots to detect and harass black people, you could replace the entire NYPD!
Re:Anyone should be able to fly (213 comments)
We could save a lot of money and efficiency if we just dispensed with human rights. Think of the labour savings in the days of slavery!
Also I find it amusing that you consider the US PC.
Re:so... (172 comments)
Nobody knew the implications of the electron when it was discovered.
Re:Tell me again (918 comments)
Not that I disagree with you, it's just I wish there was a country that could take this role that doesn't engage in torture or intentionally kill first responders. It's hard to take the US seriously when they stand against war crimes.
Re:When a secret is a criminal act, it's evidence. (491 comments)
Yea I could stand for that reasoning if they were going after the crimes that were exposed. Sure it's a big dump, and some of it might have been legitimately classified. But the selective prosecution gives you all the information you need to know about what's going on.
Re:I hear they're outsourcing it... (200 comments)
Obvious solution? Kill them all, put them all in jail.
Maybe if we can apply laws disproportionately, such that if they commit the same crime they get more time or harsher sentences, that will deter them from the poor choice of being black. Btw let's not give them jobs, since they will only rob us. Let's put them in ghettos so the white folk don't have to be subjected to their violence, and make sure those ghettos have underfunded education systems so they can't learn how to rob us better. Better yet, maybe we can send them to Haiti, to make our country safer. What's that, we brought the black people here in the first place? Hogwash! They are "other" and they are our scapegoats!
Best case scenario, you have extraordinarily weak critical thinking abilities. Worst and most likely scenario, you have deep rooted xenophobia and no amount of evidence or reason would sway you. I guess you could also be a troll, in which case hats of to you. In all cases, leaving this thread for others cause I don't have time for that shit.
Re:I hear they're outsourcing it... (200 comments)
Hahaha. Not sure if you're being sarcastic. If you are, then disregard the following.
In the event that you're being earnest, let's just ignore the racial disparity in arrests, sentencing, prison population and executions. That's what you want right? "Shhh if we don't acknowledge it it's not there."
It's one thing to quibble over whether the guy behind the McDonald's looked at you funny because of race, it's another thing to deny racism in the face of verifiable demographics, especially in a context where the very lives of those affected literally hang in the balance.
If your starting point is that we should ignore racism in the criminal justice system, or that it doesn't exist in the first place, then you are the type of person who either lies or refuses to acknowledge facts before your face and you really don't have anything meaningful to contribute to this conversation.
Re:I hear they're outsourcing it... (200 comments)
Lol it's bad enough that black people are already disproprotionately executed. Now you want to add a financial incentive to the for-profit prison model by harvesting organs? What could go wrong?
"Whhhhhhhhhat? You're telling me we could be getting paid for executing black people? Where do I sign up?!"
Re:Tor Browser Bundle (TBB) R/O system (391 comments)
Well I'm Canadian so that makes me a terrorist I guess anyways?
As if the NSA isn't treating American citizens with the exact same hostility, fat chance. It's always been government vs public in every police state ever...
Re:wtf (662 comments)
So the government is probably spying on everyone, but a particular person doesn't have standing unless they can specifically prove they were spied on.
On the other hand, selectively not answering certain questions is now equivalent to answering those questions with whatever answer fits the police officer's narrative.
Interesting what counts as speculation and what doesn't.
Re:Q: How many cameras is too many to watch? (161 comments)
Great so basically we give up all our liberties and get no safety, but at least we can find the terrorists after they blow things up.


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Since coming to the Valley in 2001, the former third-round pick out of North Carolina State has been the heart and soul of the Cardinals' defense. And even before the team reached its only Super Bowl during the 2008 season, Wilson remained true to the organization through some really lean years (six consecutive losing seasons from 2001-2006).
Before there were expectations of the team winning division titles and making deep postseason runs, Wilson made a commit to remain a part of the team's long-term solution.
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Even after a 2011 season in which he made yet another trip to Hawaii (despite playing the entire year with a torn biceps injury), Wilson agreed to restructure his contract (which reduced his base salary for this season) during training camp, because he wanted to do what was in the best interest of the team.
But as the first 15 games of the 2012 campaign have indicated, the 33-year-old's days in the Valley may be numbered. In the team's Week 11 loss to the Atlanta Falcons, defensive coordinator Ray Horton opted to use Rashad Johnson in nickel packages instead of Wilson. It's a trend that has continued more and more over the past five weeks.
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In the team's 38-10 victory over the Detroit Lions in Week 15, Wilson became just the sixth player in NFL history to record 25 interceptions and 25 sacks for a career, joining Ray Lewis, Rodney Harrison, Ronde Barber, William Thomas and Brian Dawkins.
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The D12 is Spykeris first four-door, four-seater luxury vehicle. The car is the ultimate combination of a powerful super sports car with exotic looks, a spacious multiple passenger interior and luxurious cabin as well as the exquisite Spyker signature cockpit interior. Expected date of introduction is December 2007. The expected retail price is $ 287,500 (235.000 euro), excluding taxes.
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The Spyder has fully come into its own: Two Spyker C8 Spyders participated in the recently held, challenging coast-to-coast supercar classic, Bullrun rally 2006. Spyker CEO Victor Muller and Olympic legend and car nut Carl Lewis were the drivers of the two cars. A silver Spyder C8 Spyder was chosen for a lead role in the coming Hollywood action thriller ROGUE with Jet Li as its driver. The movie will be released in 2007. The Spyker C8 Spyder was voted eBest New Exotic Car 2006i by duPont REGISTRYiS prestigious car magazine Exotic Car Buyers Guide, chosen from more than 100 cars. The C8 Spyder was also chosen by the luxury lifestyle magazine Robb Report for its December 2005 Ultimate Gift Guide which features 21 extraordinary and ultimate gifts only. Furthermore, Spyker was also chosen as the favourite sports car in China this year.


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Kenya has become the first country to install a mobile phone card in the collars of elephants, allowing rangers the ability to track the movements of the great beasts. This allows rangers the chance to intercept the animals before they can cause any damage to surrounding crops.
This technological step forward began two years ago, after Kenyan Wildlife Services had had to shoot five elephants who continued to raid nearby crops.
The Save the Elephants group wanted to find a way to break the elephants of this habit. So they installed mobile phone sim cards in collars around Kimani, a huge bull elephant who had a long history of crop-raiding. They then set up a virtual geofence, so that anytime Kimani began nearing a no-go area he would inadvertently send a text message to the rangers.
Since the project began rangers have intercepted Kimani 15 times. Kimani used to raid crops nightly, but now has not ventured near farmland for four months.
It is expensive work for the group, founded by Iain Douglas-Hamilton, with five full-time staff and a standby vehicle to respond to messages.
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Playing a round of golf is always unpredictable. Rain can spoil it. Any storm can, really. And in most places, golf courses lay dormant for half a year, their fairways untouched as they await the passing of the season. Fortunately, the courses at Fore Season Indoor Golf never close. That's because they exist in the massive, high-definition screens of seven Full Swing golf simulators and are impervious to weather. Best of all, the simulators let golfers play replicas of 42 world famous courses, including Pebble Beach and Pinehurst No. 2., without having to book airfare or turn their golf bag into a personal jet pack.
Along with the golf simulators, the facility's driving net and indoor putting green allow for golfers to work on every facet of their golf game or schedule lessons conducted by the center's two instructors. Fore Season Indoor Golf also shares space with a Pub that serves a menu of hot dogs, burgers, and sandwiches that golfers can eat by spearing them with golf tees.
Brunswick Golf Club dates itself back to the late 19th Century, when a couple of Bowdoin College kids and a college professor went out in search of an open field to play. As it turns out, they landed on what is now the club's back nine. Today, the venerable 18-hole championship course challenges players with holes that have become historic in their own right. The sixth hole, for instance, is far and away the toughest test with a lengthy dog leg that makes even a bogey tough to achieve. Still, the tree-lined fairways and picturesque midcoast views make it a bit easier to swallow higher scores. In fact, Brunswick is recognized as one of the easiest walking courses in the state, meaning you don't have to rent a cart or turn your bag into a jetpack just to get around.
Course at a Glance * 18-hole, par 72 course * Total of 6,601 yards * Four sets of tees per hole * Click here to view the scorecard.
Frisbees zoom toward metal baskets as players await the rattling of chains that signifies their disc has hit its target. This scene plays out year-round at Dragon Field Disc Golf's three Maine locations, each of which challenges disc slingers of all abilities with 18 or more holes.
Home to Maine's largest Professional Disc Golf Association tournament, the Dragan Field course unfurls an 18-hole layout for disc golfers of all stripes. The holes range from 170 to 479 feet in length, giving players an opportunity to flaunt their precision and long-tossing skills. At Enman Field's 18-hole Beast course, disc golfers test their mettle against a challenging layout that includes two holes that measure longer than 600 feet. On the same site, the Beauty course plots a more beginner-friendly, 27-hole path. Rounding out Dragon Field's trio of courses, Topsham Fair rolls out an 18-hole layout of tee-to-basket fun. At each site, Dragon Field rents out discs and offers private and group lessons.
The once-private Boothbay Country Club now welcomes the general public to send shots sailing through invigorating ocean breezes that sweep through its verdant acreage. Hilltop vistas, stately pines, and foliage that emblazons the autumnal landscape in bursts of color make playing the course a distinctly Maine experience, marked by the nautical titles of each hole and carts with caddie stowaways. Golfers of all skill levels can play the course from one of the four sets of tees, with the course extending to 6,356 yards from the farthest Gold tees. The par 4 eighth hole—known as Widow's Walk and also the hardest-rated hole—presents beautiful vistas and difficult hazards, with two creeks meandering across the fairway and multiple sand traps guarding the peanut-shaped green. In closing their round on the 18th hole, titled Fiddler's Green, players have a final shot at birdie, requiring them to avoid the rocky creek that cuts between the split fairway and hit an uphill shot into a green that sells part of its fringe to shag-carpet purists. Course at a Glance: * Par 71 * Four sets of tees * 6,356 yards from the back tees
With its whitewashed siding, green roof, and porch fronted by six pillars, the Colonial–style clubhouse at Wawenock Golf Club recalls a bygone era of gentility. Its old-fashioned character extends to the Club's nine-hole course, where golfers hunt birdies amid fairways intersected by ribbons of mature trees—some of which have been there since the course was built in 1928.
The fourth hole, a par 5, is a gem that will test golfers of all handicaps. A river cuts across the fairway, making the initial drive a maddening one. But it's the second shot that tends to determine your fate on this hole, as it bends around a pond that hugs the fairway and extends close to the green. To create a distinct front- and back-nine experience, Wawenock offers two pairs of tees and golf carts that reverse their steering functions after the first nine holes.


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After stuffing my appendages into a neoprene wetsuit tight enough to defeat Houdini, I cinch up my mask, bite down on my snorkel, and belly flop into the icy current of Vancouver Island's Campbell River. I'm here with 11 other customers who have each shelled out $47 for the chance to float facedown through rapids and bounce off rocks among hundreds of bronze-sided, migrating coho headed the other way. The schools part and then close behind us in the murk, hardly noticing our frogman flotilla. Forget swimming with sharks—here, on the only fish-watching adventure tour of its kind in North America, I've become one with the salmon.
Snorkeling among the Campbell's salmon runs first started in the 1950s when Canadian nature writer Roderick Haig-Brown wrote Measure of the Year, which described his own experience swimming with the fish. But in the past two years, guided trips have proven especially popular. "By my second year, business jumped 300 percent," says Catherine Temple of Paradise Sound Adventure Tours, which started the salmon excursions in 1997. "Last year it went up another 300 percent. And this year it will be even bigger."
From July through October, Temple runs two trips a day, packing her clients into a van and whisking them three miles upriver, providing mini-seminars on marine biology along the way. At different times of the year, the Campbell hosts all five species of Pacific salmon: chinook, coho, chum, sockeye, pink—and even the odd Atlantic salmon escaped from a nearby fish farm. Chinooks can get as big as 60 pounds, which up close can be "kind of scary," says Temple, since many of her clients are seeing these fish in situ for the first time. "A lot of people are surprised to find out there's more than one species," she says. "Most of them have only ever seen a salmon on their plate."
July will be rush hour on the Campbell, as the river swells with some 165,000 pinks. But this kind of tourism is harmless to the fish, maintains Dave Ewart, a manager for Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans. "As long as we don't have hundreds of people floating down the river every day, we'll be fine," he says. As for the clients, despite low water temperatures, brisk currents, and occasionally dangerous rapids, little has gone wrong—except for a 1999 mishap when a startled fish smacked a guide in the face. "Yeah," says Temple, winding up for the inevitable fish joke. "He got socked in the eye by a sockeye."
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INDIANOLA, Iowa (DTN) -- No one expected farmland prices to stay strong as commodity prices tumbled lower in 2014. But unlike corn prices, farmland values haven't fallen off the cliff.
In fact, "we're heading more toward a 'soft landing,'"said Doug Stark with Farm Credit Services of America, based in Omaha.
"Inconsistent," is how Steve Bruere with Des Moines-based People's Company termed the current farmland market. "There is still a lot of capital out there looking to invest in farmland," said Bruere.
Top quality farmland is still holding its value in Illinois, reported Mac Boyd with Farmers National in Arcola, Ill. "In late 2014, an 89-acre piece in Douglas County sold for $12,900 per acre and an 80-acre farm sold for $13,300 an acre in Coles County in east-central Illinois," Boyd noted.
There are still a few headline-making sales. The highest fourth quarter 2014 sale reported by FCS of America (in the four-state region of Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming) was $15,300 per acre in Plymouth County, Iowa, a strong livestock region. But, in general, the value of Iowa farmland declined 6.1% in 2014 compared to 2013, concluded FCSAmerica, which monitors real estate value trends through semi-annual appraisals of benchmark farms. The value of Nebraska farmland slipped 1.7% in 2014. Land values in FCSAmerica's South Dakota and Wyoming benchmark farms were actually higher for the year, nearly 7% to 8%, aided by strong beef calf prices and returns.
"For row-crop ground, there's downward pressure, but it's not consistent," said Bruere. "One day you'll see a real strong sale; the next day, the auction will be a 'no sale.'"
Most Midwest farmland brokers DTN has talked with expect land prices to ease lower, but no one is predicting a collapse.
"People are still hungry for the farm next door," said Boyd. "We had tremendous yields in 2014, 80 bushels per acre soybeans, 275 to 280 bpa corn. People with cash and not much debt watch their money accumulate in their savings account because they don't trust the stock market and they decide to buy land. A 3% return on farmland looks good when they're not making squat on their savings account."
However, the lower commodity prices are taking some of the aggression out of the bidding for land, said Bruere, whose company operates in nine Midwest and Northern Plains states. The higher profit margins for farmers the past three years crowded out the investor buyer. Eighty percent of the land buyers in that period were farmers, noted Bruere. Farmers used to be 65% of the buyers.
"I think they are now looking more at the economics of the purchase and are settling at a return of 4.5% to 5% with a reasonable cash rent," Bruere said. "That's a level that will attract investor buyers."
He also expects that will be the bottom of the market -- a 4.5% to 5% return at a reasonable cash rent. "There is no shortage of investor money that wants to buy farmland," Bruere said. "We're seeing more interest now from off-farm investors that view this downturn as an opportunity to get into the agricultural land market."
Bruere noted that investors have wanted to get into the farmland market for the past three or four years. "Their thinking is, 'now is my chance.' However, it's a financial decision, not an emotional one and they are looking for a solid return on their investment," said Bruere.
Farmer interest still remains high on top quality land, also, said Boyd. "I listed a 139-acre parcel two days ago for an auction in February and I've had 8 to 10 farmers just in those two days asking for the sale bill," Boyd reported.
In addition to a steady demand for farmland, the continued tight supply of farmland for sale is also keeping land values from cartwheeling lower. "The main sellers are those involved in death (to settle the estate), divorce or sale-leaseback," explained Bruere. "Owners not needing to sell are willing to ride it out. People who bought land in the past five to 10 years as an investment and don't have to sell are deciding to just keep it." Since farming has been profitable the past several years, lenders haven't yet needed to pressure borrowers to sell land.
Rents will decide what happens to farmland values, added Bruere. "There are a lot of farmland rents that have not been decided yet. Farmers are waiting for the February crop insurance numbers. Then farm operators will know their break-evens and rents will be negotiated then."
Producers have told DTN that landowners haven't been that quick to lower rents for 2015, which may moderate the drop in land values this year. Higher livestock values are underpinning pastureland. An improving economy is keeping recreational ground "hanging in there." It's true, cropland will be pressured by lower commodity prices, but investor capital is waiting in the wings and farmers with accumulated cash will also be looking for some good buys.
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TWO years after narrowly missing out on a spot in the Archery Australia Trans Tasman Challenge team, Niamh Jones has finally been selected for the 2014 team.
The 13-year-old The Hamilton and Alexandra College student recently participated in the 2014 National Youth Archery Championships in Adelaide as part of the Victorian state team.
She participated in four different disciplines including target, match play, clout and field and came first, second, second and first respectively.
"I am happy with the results … my favourite (discipline) is match play as I like the fact that if you shoot badly at one end it doesn't really affect how you go overall and also you get rewarded for each good shot," she said.
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The Anchorage music scene has evolved considerably since the early 1990s, when local bars and clubs offered up mostly lounge singers and cover bands to bleary-eyed patrons in smoky rooms.
Local, original music almost didn't exist — or if it did, it was hard to find. Bars and other potential venues seemed hesitant to book anything aside from cover bands, which were reliably well-received at the time.
Theo Spitler was barely of age when he formed the band Freedom 49 and set out to find venues in which to showcase his brand of blues, rock, punk and rap.
"Original music in Anchorage bars was basically unheard of at that time," says Spitler. "There was virtually no alternative scene, and local artists weren't accepted like they are today."
Undeterred, Spitler and his bandmates rented a warehouse at Ship Creek, which functioned as a studio and an after-hours club. Soon they began to attract a loyal fan base.
"I saw his band and it was the first time I realized the power that a local band could have in small basement house party over me and everyone else in the room," recalled Kurt Bunde of the production company AK Soul. "In essence, it was probably the first seed planted of what would grow to become AK Soul some seven years later."
Spitler now fronts the Los Angeles-based Lost Marauders and has kept in close touch with AK Soul and the Alaska music scene throughout the years. While noted for catchy, blues-inspired hooks and soulful live performances, the band's influences read like a '90s high school mixtape: Fugazi, Metallica, Faith No More, Soundgarden, perhaps with a bit of early Offpsring thrown in.
Spitler, in particular, has a knack for improvisation and freestyling, which guarantees that no two performances are the same.
It's the live shows that Spitler enjoys most. He's passionate about "making music for the love of making music" and is thankful to be an independent artist.
"There's a freedom in it. No pressure to 'make it,' " he said, having gotten burned out in the early years of trying to get his big break in Los Angeles. At this point, he saidm he's not even comfortable charging for his music. But "we've got to keep the lights on," he conceded.
To that end, Lost Marauders just finished mixing its latest independent release, an EP titled "POWER," which will be for sale at the Alaska shows.
Spitler's enthusiasm for the homecoming was palpable. "There's nothing like playing for family and friends," he said. "It makes everything sweeter. None of us could have predicted where we would end up. We're ready to blow the roof off."
Among Spitler's friends is 36 Crazyfists frontman Brock Lindow, who credited Spitler with being a "big brother" that he and other musicians looked up to during their formative years. Lindow and 36 Crazyfists went on to achieve commercial success, and Lindow said that wouldn't have happened if not for Spitler helping to set the stage for a thriving local music scene.
Lindow and other mainstays of Anchorage music — Ryan Brownell of Delmag, Aaron Wills and Michael Steward of Kallahan and Dave Vajdos of Freedom 49 — will be opening for Lost Marauders, performing as Elegy.
As a reunion of sorts, the shows offer Alaskans a chance to reminisce about the infancy of the Anchorage music scene and party like it's 1991.
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Judge Rules Douglas County School Voucher Program Is Unconstitutional
A judge ruled Friday that the school voucher program in Douglas County be halted immediately because it is unconstitutional.
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A decision on a Colorado voucher program including religious schools won't come until next week.
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Paramount has just launched an interactive program via LocaModa as part of a campaign for their Titanic Blue Ray release.
Their interactive Titanic program is "Recreate one of these iconic poses and you could appear in Times Square". What's refreshing about this program is that Paramount has been very savvy about priming it first via non-DOOH channels.
Paramount announced the program on facebook and Twitter at 7.00 pm EST Tuesday evening and by the 10.00 am the following morning we had already received over 5,000+ shares, 94,000 likes, and over 2,000 comments. See attached screen shot below.
LocaModa is the most deployed platform in Times Sq for interactive media and we've executed hundreds of similar campaigns globally, but we're often surprised that clients don't do what Paramount is doing to leverage ALL the channels at their disposal to get maximum exposure.
The lesson here (I hope) is that clients should encourage their media buyers to avoid silo thinking. Sure, often the OOH/DOOH media buyer has little or no access to other channels' budgets. But dare I say, that sometimes OOH/DOOH "strategists" are not even interested in anything that isn't out-of-home.
So while it's more common to see DOOH media sold as a standalone solution, the amplification of awareness that comes from well executed multi-channel campaigns should encourage more agencies and companies to take a leaf out of Paramount's book.
The facebook link is here.
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"Smart Cap†for Insulin Pens Reminds Diabetics When it's Time for an Injection
The product is a "smart cap" which, when added to a typical insulin pen, uses a timer to remind diabetics about when they're due for an insulin injection as reported by diabeticlive.com.
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âœSmart Capâ for Insulin Pens Reminds Diabetics When itâs Time for an Injection: Diabetics will soon have a new way to remind themselves to take insulin shots. A new product called Timesulin was recently announced at the annual meeting of the Foundation of European Nurses in Diabetes (FEND). The product is a "smart cap" which, when added to a typical insulin pen, uses a timer to remind diabetics about when they're due for an insulin injection. It's the first major improvement on the insulin pen design since it was first created over 20 years ago. It will help diabetics ensure that they don't miss doses or accidentally give themselves a double dose, putting both diabetics and their physicians at ease as reported by diabeticlive.com.
Timesulin has already been a popular topic of conversation in the diabetes community in Europe, where several officials have weighed in on the product and its benefits to diabetics. Dr Åke Sjöholm, head of the Diabetes Research Unit at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, said that "Due to the habitual nature of insulin administration patients often forget whether or not they had injected their insulin dose. We regard this as a major challenge in managing diabetes and welcome the timely arrival of an innovative solution like Timesulin."
Timesulin was created by three experienced entrepreneurs who saw a need for insulin injection reminders and tackled the idea. One of the founders, John Sjölund, is a Type 1 diabetic himself; he knew from his experience with the disease that an injection reminder would be a useful tool. "The idea was born out of my own frustration as a Type 1 diabetic of over 25 years. I manage my insulin injections with insulin pens and know all too well that a missed shot leads to raised blood sugar levels and causes drowsiness and body aches. At the same time, an accidental double dose has the opposite effect: blood sugar levels plummet, bringing on sweats and it can even cause a severe long & short term health complications. But mostly, it causes daily anxiety. I hate that. People with diabetes need a simpler way of knowing if they took their insulin, and when."
The Timesulin project has some heavy-duty entrepreneurial weight behind it: Andreas Sjölund, who co-created Skype and worked as its product manager, is also working on Timesulin. Skype transformed voice communications forever by offering a free and easy way for people across the world to contact each other through the Internet. The other co-founder of Timesulin in Marcel Botha, who worked previously with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab and created Sniftag, a social networking service for dogs.
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Walk with a Doc starts April 28 at Norton Park, Plainville
New Britain [April 16 2012] -
Building on the success of The Hospital of Central Connecticut's Walk with a Doc program, Hartford HealthCare is stepping it up and taking the program systemwide.
The Hospital of Central Connecticut (HOCC) will kick off the year's walks at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 28 at Norton Park, Plainville. It will include a 30-minute walk and health tips from Joseph Treadwell, D.P.M., who will discuss good steps toward foot health.
Sign in is at 8:30 a.m. New participants will receive a hat and pedometer; each walker will receive a water bottle.
HOCC's Walk with a Doc program is currently the largest of Walk with a Doc programs in North America and beyond, in terms of number of overall participants. Hartford HealthCare entities joining the walk program are Doctors of Central Connecticut, Hartford Hospital, Hartford Medical Group, MidState Medical Center and MidState Medical Group.
Walks will continue on a monthly basis among the affiliates. Hartford Hospital and Hartford Medical Group will host a May 19 walk at Sperry Park, Avon, where cardiologist/electrophysiologist Steven Zweibel, M.D., will talk about irregular heartbeats and quality of life. On June 16, MidState Medical Center will host a walk at Farmington Canal Linear Park, Cheshire, where internist Walt Kupson, D.O., will discuss preventing Lyme disease.
HOCC was the first hospital in New England to join Just Walk, a Walk with a Doc program that hosts free community walks at area parks that are led by doctors and stress the benefits of exercise while providing health tips. More than 800 walkers, many repeat walkers, have participated in HOCC's 11 walks from October 2010 through December 2011. Walkers have come from more than 40 Connecticut towns as well as from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Sponsors are Anthem and HPC Foodservice.
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You would think that dressing your baby with a political face on their bum would be offensive, but these nappies are actually hilarious. Some of the top politicians are placed on the bottoms of babies, and include leading figures such as Barack Obama and Gordon Brown.
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A man of contradictions. Mitt Romney admits in edited recordings of a private fundraiser leaked to Mother Jones that he was born with a silver spoon – "the greatest gift you can have" – but at another point says he "inherited nothing" from his parents.
Recordings of the private Mitt Romney fundraiser published by Mother Jones – disclosure: we don't know when, exactly, they were recorded and we haven't heard the whole thing – offer an inside look at what top donors hear from Mitt Romney when the cameras aren't rolling.
He cracked a joke about how he'd be doing better in the polls if he were Latino, talked about how hard it is to convince people who voted for Obama that he's a failure, and essentially wrote off 47 percent of the population who he said will always support the president because they "believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it. That that's an entitlement. And the government should give it to them. And they will vote for this president no matter what…These are people who pay no income tax. "
These people aren't his concern, he said. http://abcn.ws/QUYWJp
It is true that about 47 percent of Americans do not pay income tax, either because they don't work or don't make enough money. But for all of them to be government-addicted victims seems a bit high.
"My job is not to worry about those people," Romney says in the video. "I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
A late evening statement from Romney spokeswoman Gail Gitcho:
"Mitt Romney wants to help all Americans struggling in the Obama economy. As the governor has made clear all year, he is concerned about the growing number of people who are dependent on the federal government, including the record number of people who are on food stamps, nearly one in six Americans in poverty, and the 23 million Americans who are struggling to find work. Mitt Romney's plan creates 12 million new jobs in four years, grows the economy and moves Americans off of government dependency and into jobs."
No Shakeup - The recordings immediately distracted D.C. journos from their stories about Mitt Romney's last-minute campaign reboot and the promise by Ed Gillespie earlier in the day to offer more specifics.
Gillespie's promise – part of what he called the "natural progression" of the campaign – came just before Romney rejected any talk of a staff shake-up.
"I've got a terrific campaign," Romney told Telemundo. "My senior campaign people work extraordinarily well together. I work well with them. Our campaign is doing well. And frankly– these process stories– take anyway from what's really of concern to the American people, which is an unemployment rate stuck above 8%, 23 million Americans out of work– millions of Americans now in poverty. I believe there's some two million more Hispanic Americans in poverty than when the president took office. These are the concerns people of America have. And they're the reason that we're in this campaign."
Muir/Friedman have been tracking that story all day – http://abcn.ws/UfGPfT
No YOU'RE Softer on China – Obama and Romney Trade Barbs - To hear the campaigns tell it, President Obama is a softie on China "cheating" and Mitt Romney outsourced American jobs to Chinese factories. Those are the latest attack lines the two camps are launching with just 50 days remaining in the race for the White House. But the facts behind both claims are disputable.
http://abcn.ws/OxRaRO (Amy Bingham, Emily Friedman)
Zing! – 'I've Actually Done My Own Taxes" – President Obama today sharpened a personal line of attack on his Republican rival, mocking Romney's tax proposals and renewing a charge that he is an outsourcing "pioneer." "I've actually done my own taxes," Obama said, showing a hint of disdain for Romney at a rally in Eden Park. "I don't know about some of these other folks, but I've done them, you know… So I know we can make it more simple and more fair." The president blasted the Romney-Ryan tax plan as slanted toward upper-income earners, increasing burdens on the middle class and growing the federal deficit. "As President Clinton pointed out, there's one thing missing from it: arithmetic. Arithmetic," Obama said. http://abcn.ws/U5i8qK
Clint Eastwood Talks to GMA About RNC Speech - "Something about the aging process that makes you give a crap less" – http://abcn.ws/Ox9ieF
Viral Video Splices Obama 'You Didn't Build That' With M.C. Hammer – A new well-produced, mash-up Internet video marries President Obama's controversial "You didn't build that" statement with M.C. Hammer's "U Can't Touch This." http://abcn.ws/Rk1UnI (Z. Bryon Wolf)
How's Obama Prepping for Debates? It's a Secret - Seventeen days before he faces Republican challenger Mitt Romney on a Denver debate stage, President Obama is keeping his preparations for the first encounter largely a secret, while his aides publicly vow to keep details of the process a close hold. http://abcn.ws/S06IOQ (Devin Dwyer)
Paul Ryan Says Fed Bailing Out Obama – As the Federal Reserve pumps billions of dollars into the economy with the hope of stimulating job creation, Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan said that the Fed is bailing out President Obama "at the expense of monetary policy." http://abcn.ws/QUfFg1 (John Parkinson)
Top Romney Staffer Denies Campaign Disarray – A top strategist for Mitt Romney confirmed Sunday night that "speeches go through lots of processes and editing" after Politico first reported there were competing versions of Romney's Tampa, Fla., convention speech. The speech Romney ultimately delivered was criticized for failing to mention Afghanistan. http://abcn.ws/OzICiX (David Muir)
How Jumping Castles, Waffle Irons Are Helping To Elect Obama – A jumping castle, a giant water slide, a rusty waffle iron and a dusty bicycle, those are the tools grassroots fundraisers are using to help President Obama win re-election. http://abcn.ws/O8AHcq (Amy Bingham)


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While Malaysia has sent condolences to the government and people of the Philippines on the loss of lives due to Super Typhoon Haiyan, the Filipino community has started collecting relief items for survivors.
MALAYSIA: For tens of thousands of Filipinos working in Malaysia, this is the time of year that they usually start sending their boxes home in order for Christmas gifts to reach their loved ones before Christmas day.
But sadly this year, some of these boxes -- especially to islands worst-hit by the typhoon -- may not arrive in time.
Emily Yap of LBC Remittance Express said: "We have a lot of customers from Visayas islands and the problem now is that they cannot call their family... They cannot even SMS (them). The means of transport there, it is a bit difficult for us to go the that place, so it would be out of our delivery zone."
To help in the relief efforts, LBC -- a freight forwarding company in the Philippines -- has launched a campaign at over 60 of its branches worldwide to collect relief goods and donations that will be be delivered free-of-charge to their head office in Manila once a week.
Ysrael Laude, from LBC Mabuhay KL, said: "LBC are encouraging our fellow countrymen to send some donations so that we can give to our LBC foundation.
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To speed up delivery, Mr Laude hopes that airlines that operates daily flights to the Philippines -- like AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines, and Cebu Pacific Air -- can coordinate in the relief efforts to get these boxes quickly to those affected by the disaster.
Mr Laude added: "At least if they offer their services or even just a little space for us, at least we can send (relief goods) everyday."
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I drove up to Milford with a friend on Saturday, and at one point, as we were accelerating up a hill, the CVT started making its loud, trademark drone. She noted that the car seemed to be struggling. "That must be the hybrid," she said. "Well, not really," I said. "It's the transmission. There's still plenty of power." But when I thought about it, I guess it was "the hybrid," since that's why the car has a CVT in the first place.
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For those who want to do their part for the environment but can't get past the nerdy looks of most small hybrids, the Honda Civic Hybrid might be the perfect vehicle. It looks almost exactly like its non-hybrid counterpart and has an EPA combined rating of 44 mpg. Even Honda's hybrid-only Insight falls short of this number with a combined rating of just 41 mpg. Unfortunately, the only available transmission, a CVT, saps nearly every ounce of fun from the driving experience, making the Civic Hybrid feel a bit like an appliance. The consolation is that the Hybrid retains the regular Civic's light but communicative steering, excellent ride, comfortable and roomy cabin, and easy to decipher controls.
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UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar Review – The Unexpected
My review of UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar, which was a good event with some shocking results.
UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar Preview – Starting The Year Right
My preview of UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar, which is an absolutely awesome card.
Man Cave Podcast – Episode 62
A vacationing Samer Kadi joins the Man Cave to look back at UFC on FX 3 and talk about various news items in the sport of MMA. We'll review UFC on FX 3 and discuss the performance of Demetrious Johnson and why so many people picked against him, the rise of Erick Silva, the fall of Josh Neer, and the overratedness of Scott Jorgensen. Plus we'll talk about UFC running too many events and how that can be fixed and Samer rants about this notion that "Shogun" Rua is ducking Glover Texeria.
UFC on FX 3: Johnson vs. McCall 2 – Score Settled
A review of UFC on FX 3, which featured an awesome main event and three quick finishes but was seen by no one because Madagascar 3 and Prometheus were in theaters.
UFC on FX 3: Johnson vs. McCall 2 Preview – Settling The Score
A preview of UFC on FX 2, which features an awesome main event to determine the top Flyweight contender and a bunch of other fights.
Man Cave Podcast – Episode 60
The always up-to-date Samer Kadi joins the Man Cave to review The Ultimate Fighter Live Finale and preview this Friday's UFC on FX 3 card. We'll start by looking back at the Finale of this TUF season, discuss what Martin Kampmann did wrong in his win against Jake Ellenberger, why Joe Silva poorly booked the card, and whether or not Michael Chiesa can achieve the same success as Jonathan Brookins. Then we'll preview UFC on FX 3, which features an awesome rematch that everyone has forgotten about and a bunch of other fights. Plus we end with the most bizarre discussion ever.
Man Cave Podcast – Episode 17
My MMA partner in crime Samer Kadi joins the Man Cave to review UFC on FX 2, which featured a boneheaded mistake by Thiago Alves, a stand out performance from Joseph Benavidez, and a great fight between Demetrious Johnson and Ian McCall that ended in controversy. We'll talk about all the fights and where the top guys go from here plus conclude that Mike Goldberg's chair is cursed.