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Next Year, Interactive TV Dreams Become Reality
by Michael Kokernak on Dec 29, 3:00 PM
During 2010 the emergence of the OTT market garnered incredible trade press, but with nary a content library agreement, sans Netflix. There was a period this past year when industry analysts openly questioned the long-term viability of the cable companies. The new media folks, and those that invested in OTT, ate up all the attention discussing this new world order. Their self-confidence, and comments, knew no boundaries.
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YouTube Foregoing Millions In Bet to Become Video Ad Gatekeeper
by Ashkan Karbasfrooshan on Dec 27, 12:16 PM
There has been some discussion recently about the decline in importance of YouTube. This is crazy talk," Alex Rowland writes. " YouTube is only going to become more central to the online video ecosystem over the next year." Indeed, YouTube isn't going anywhere, but ultimately YouTube is thriving as a
vehicle for media companies and becoming a meaningful
unit in Google's business, but not for anyone else. In some ways, YouTube is turning into a fantastic acquisition for Google, but increasingly it is becoming a mere shadow of what its potential once was.
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Trend Watch: Video Forecasts For 2011
by Alex Rowland on Dec 22, 2:00 PM
One thing is certain to happen over the next 12 months: Marketers are going to spend more money on video than they did in 2010. So, that being said, I'll try to avoid the obvious for the rest of the article. Three trend predictions for 2011:
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How Important Is Creative In The Online Video Marketing Equation?
by David Murdico on Dec 21, 1:16 PM
Brands, businesses and organizations are fast adopting online video marketing as a valuable tool in their marketing approach. Considering that video marketing relies on the power of messages being shared through social networking, blogs, publications, PR and search, how far will good creative get you? Is a killer idea enough to do the trick or, conversely, can you put lipstick on a pig if you have a hefty enough paid media budget?
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Let's Go To The Crystal Ball: 2011 Online Video Predictions
by Tod Sacerdoti on Dec 15, 4:00 PM
As the end of the year approaches, I am once again prepared to put on record my predictions about what the next twelve months hold for the online video business. However, before I share the results of my crystal ball analysis, I wanted to evaluate how my 2010 predictions fared:
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Lessons From 'A Charlie Brown Christmas': Simply A Classic
by Karen Herman on Dec 14, 1:31 PM
Dec. 9th marked the 45th anniversary of the premiere of the Peabody- and Emmy-award-winning television special "A Charlie Brown Christmas." The special contained layers of lessons and unlikely themes, touching on topics from commercialism to the biblical story of Christmas (as recited by Linus). But what the special can teach the media industry -- now four and a half decades after its premiere -- is that great content can still draw millions of viewers even though it isn't the flashiest, aluminum-tree production out there. That is a lesson that those of us dealing in the realm of archival online video ...
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Forecast: Trends That Will Shape Online Video
by Ashkan Karbasfrooshan on Dec 13, 4:00 PM
Last week, my counterpart at DBG, Chris Young, wrote about the seven trends that will shape online video 2011. Here are nine realities that will shape online video in 2011 and beyond.
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Just Because Your Friends Like It -- Will You?
by Adam Singolda on Dec 9, 10:45 AM
As Facebook's "Like" button gains traction and other social media such as Twitter help us follow what our friends and other people we care about are "into" at the moment, we have to ask if you will necessarily "like" the same things that they do? Interesting question.
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The Future Of Social Video Metrics: How To Plan for Success
by Dan Greenberg on Dec 8, 5:18 PM
Advertisers that are still judging the success of their online video campaigns solely on non-engagement metrics such as total views or impressions are like most of the people that they are attempting to market to: not paying attention. The Web has shifted over the past few years from a network of sites to a network of people, and the old measurement models must change.
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Top Seven Trends For Online Video In 2011
by Naomi , Chris Young on Dec 7, 12:30 PM
As we count down to the end of what's been an incredible 2010 in the world of online video and advertising in general, I think it's the perfect time to take a look at what trends we'll see emerge and grow in the coming year. Here's what I think we'll be talking about when looking back on what made 2011 more successful than we could have possibly imagined:
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Blount took to Twitter to claim that he has respect for Marshawn Lynch, but this was a zero-class move, as far as I'm concerned. Funny, I don't remember Blount playing much of a role in his team's victory at the Super Bowl, but maybe I'm having selective memory… What do you think, folks? Was Blount just being a little cocky during the victory parade, or does he deserve some anger and annoyance?


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- Fleece fabrics: 8" x 8" black; 12" x 12" white
- Fabric scraps: check, 3" x 22"; yellow dot; green dot; blue flannel, 8-1/2" x 10"
- Felt, 9" x 12" each: black; orange
- Snow-texture paint
- Wooden sled, 8" long
- Fiberfill stuffing, small amount
- Buttons, 6mm, one each: green; orange; yellow
- Black beads, two each: 6mm; 5mm
- Yellow pom pom, 1"
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- Candle stub or paraffin
- Fine-line black permanent marker
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- Disposable sponge brush
- Disposable palette
- Water basin
- Paper towels
- Scissors
- Embroidery needle and floss: blue; black; orange
- Low-temp glue gun and glue sticks
- Fabric glue
- Wax serrated knife with candle stub or paraffin. Cut thin slice from bottom of large foam egg. Cut small foam egg in lengthwise thirds; discard center third.
- Paint foam balls with snow paint; let dry.
- Cut pattern pieces as follows: body patterns from fleece; remaining patterns from felt.
- Glue white adult fleece body to front of large foam eggs, applying glue along fleece edges only and stretching edges to back. Glue black body to back of egg, curving black edges over white.
- Fringe ends of checked fabric 1-1/2"; tie scarf around top third of body.
- Glue adult beak and feet pieces together in pairs, applying very thin line of glue around outside edge and leaving small opening for stuffing; let dry. Stuff feet and glue openings closed; glue to bottom front of body as shown.
- Use scissors point to poke eye holes in head; glue 6mm beads into holes. Lightly stuff beak and glue open edges to head below eyes. Apply blush to cheeks.
- Fold blue flannel fabric wrong sides together; glue seam and let dry. Gather one end and tie closed with blue floss. Turn hat right side out. Fold brim up 3/4" twice and glue hat on head. Glue pom pom to top of hat; glue buttons to front of brim.
- Glue two foam balls to top of sled and two under runners to create lift. Apply additional snow paint to sled as desired; let dry. Glue adult penguin to sled as shown.
- Center smaller foam egg pieces on white fleece body ovals, pulling fleece to cut side and gluing edges to secure.
- Using two strands black floss, insert needle through flat side of one baby and come out at front near eye area. Take 1/4" slanted stitch and return needle to back of head; repeat for second eye. For second baby, make eyes in same way as larger penguin. Blush babies' cheeks. Glue beak pieces together in pairs and glue to faces.
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- For each baby's hat, cut 4-1/2" x 8" dotted fabric piece. Fold one long edge up 1/2" twice; glue to secure. Overlap and glue seam. Tie end shut with embroidery floss. Glue hats on heads.
- Glue baby penguins to adult, one over each foot. Glue one baby's wings over bead eyes. Spot glue scarf end to adult penguin's hat to create windswept look.
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Between 1800 and 1860, mean adult stature of (U.S.) white males declined by nearly an inch, while real output grew substantially, creating the "Antebellum Puzzle." In contrast, male slaves did not experience a comparable decrease in heights. To explain this puzzle within a puzzle, we show that the benefit of the marginal nutrient exceeded the cost throughout the antebellum era. As a result, it paid for slave owners to engage in the supplemental feeding of slaves, which increased their stature. While this is consistent with a productivity explanation of increased stature, we also argue that informational asymmetries played an important role in the market for slaves. Slave owners had an incentive to signal that their slaves were high-productivity laborers by supplying them with additional food, which positively impacted slave heights. We provide evidence that, distinct from a productivity explanation, signaling mattered in the trend of slave heights.
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On a day in the NFL when, until now, the officials' greatest accomplishments in life were giving pop quizzes to 8th grade history classes in Idaho, our replacement officials shit the bed in an astounding manner.
Calling some penalties, shrugging others off, deciding to order pizza over the stadium intercom system instead of worrying about personal fouls, the NFL replacement officials certainly shoulder their share of the blame for the disaster which was Redskins vs. Rams on Sunday.
That's not to say that the Rams were great, or that the Redskins were great. Neither team looked dominant, but let's be honest, the Rams were looking to draw as many personal foul penalties against the Redskins as humanly possible. I thought I was watching a high budget re-imagining of West Side Story at one point, because after every play the two teams were trying to rumble.
I think the Rams need a little anger management counseling or at the very least, a kindergarten refresher course on playing nicely with others. Why were they starting so many confrontations throughout this game? Did Jeff Fisher suddenly become the leader of the Crips? I don't get it. I've never seen so much hostility between plays in my life.
I'm willing to bet there would be less posturing between two male Peacocks competing over the same female. This was sickening to watch on a professional football field and the Rams should be ashamed by their behavior. I'm all for pride and excitement, but chest bumping your opponents while talking trash to them the whole day, and needing to be separated almost constantly? Did the Redskins dishonor your wife or something? What kind of silly shit is this?
And let's not forget the officials. They truly shit the bed for both teams today. Fumbles that weren't fumbles, but actually were fumbles, touchdowns that happened but didn't happen, though they should have happened on review but hell, who cares because we're only here for a short time while the NFL tries to avoid paying their qualified officials to be here.
It gross to watch the NFL with all of the officiating mistakes being made from these replacement officials and even the NFL reps in the booth. It's as if they just said "f*ck it, if Roger Goodell ain't care, we ain't care either".
And then, when the Redskins had a chance to come back and tie the game late, on a pass to Joshua Morgan that could have set up a game tying field goal attempt by Billy Cundiff….Josh Morgan went straight up crazy.
Chucking the ball at the defender in retaliation for a cheap shot cost the team 15 yards and forced the kicker to try a near impossible 62 yard field goal. And it failed. And Morgan instantly became an internet Meme. And I do mean INSTANTLY. Look here:
This was on the internet almost immediately following the incident. I don't blame Morgan for being pissed off. The way the Rams were instigating fights and arguments all day, it was bound to get to someone. But damn, you're a professional and you just screwed your team.
So, MEME away people. He played bad and he should feel bad:
So yes, the Redskins lost, RG3 threw his first interception, the Rams played like a punch of parolees high on angel dust and the NFL officials sucked ass. Another glorious weekend in the life of a Redskins fan.


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One year it was custard, and something that has come up in the last three or four years has been gelato. You also see a lot more intense flavors—and Ben & Jerry were really the pioneers in that area, with lots of inclusions and lots of sauce.
I can't say this is a national trend, but in the past five or six years, I've noticed that there are a lot of people who are very interested in getting into the small ice cream business. These people are able to make small batches of unique flavors, unlike national companies, which need volume in order to manufacture products—they have to have the demand in order to make a particular flavored product. How many people want kumquat ice cream? You are not going to do a million gallons of kumquat ice cream this year.
Probably the biggest trend I've seen over the last eight to ten years has been growing acceptance of what I would call "non–standardized products" that look a lot like ice cream but don't say "ice cream" anywhere on the package. They are non–standardized for a variety of reasons—they might not contain enough fat, they may not contain enough milk solids, they may not contain any milk solids, they may not contain any milk fat.
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- Emirates Stadium
- Attendance: 60,083
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93 mins:FULL-TIME: ARSENAL 2-0 WEST BROM: Arsenal get the win but will be concerned by their wastefulness in front of goal, while West Brom's slump continues.
92 mins:A cross from Gibbs flashes across goal but there's no team-mate there to knock it into the net.
90 mins:A golden opportunity for Podolski who, all alone in the area, contrives to lift the ball way over the bar when it would have been easier to score.
89 mins:Another chance for Arsenal isn't converted as Wilshere's shot is blocked.
87 mins:Cazorla leaves the field to be replaced by Lukas Podolski.
86 mins:Long forces a good save from Szczesny, and from the resultant corner Lukaku heads wide.
85 mins:Arsenal are knocking the ball around now and are looking comfortable.
84 mins:It looks like Arsenal will hang on to record a welcome home win.
82 mins:Gervinho won't score this afternoon as he is replaced by Tomas Rosicky.
81 mins:Markus Rosenberg sees an effort blocked, but it was at least on target.
80 mins:Mikel Arteta goes close to a hat-trick as his free-kick flies just wide.
79 mins:Reid is booked for a push on Gervinho and Arsenal have a free-kick in a dangerous position.
77 mins:Rosenberg is straight into the action as he almost latches onto a throughball but Vermaelen gets there just in time.
76 mins:Zoltan Gera is replaced by Markus Rosenberg.
75 mins:Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain does brilliantly to deliver a cross which has to be pushed away by Myhill with Giroud lurking.
73 mins:Arsenal think they should have had a corner as a ball seems to be out off Olsson but the linesman doesn't agree.
71 mins:Arsenal are looking impressive in possession, if Gervinho had taken his chances they could be five up.
69 mins:A free-kick for Arsenal but Cazorla hits the ball straight into the wall.
68 mins:Sagna delivers a cross which is met by Giroud, but he can't direct his header on target.
66 mins:Now Per Mertesacker is booked for some choice words to the officials.
65 mins:GOAL: ARSENAL 2-0 WEST BROM: Arteta scores an almost carbon copy of his first penalty to double Arsenal's lead.
64 mins:Another penalty for Arsenal as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is brought down in the area.
63 mins:The Baggies make a change with Romelu Lukaku coming on for Peter Odemwingie.
61 mins:Another great chance for Arsenal but Gervinho doesn't show enough of a killer instinct to get to the ball and McAuley can clear.
60 mins:Brunt goes into the book for dissent.
58 mins:West Brom waste an opportunity from a set-piece as a corner is not dealt with by Wojciech Szczesny but there's no-one there to slot the ball home.
56 mins:It's getting a little heated at the Emirates now.
54 mins:Both Olivier Giroud and Jonas Olsson are booked after a coming-together.
53 mins:Cazorla appears to have been fouled on the edge of the area but the referee isn't impressed and waves play on.
52 mins:The Baggies win a free-kick but Arsenal win back possession and break quickly but Wilshere loses the ball.
50 mins:Jack Wilshere tries to find Gervinho but overhits his pass.
48 mins:A free header for Gareth McAuley but he can't direct it on target.
47 mins:West Brom win a free-kick out wide.
46 mins:The second half gets underway.
45 mins:HALF-TIME: ARSENAL 1-0 WEST BROM: Arsenal have been well on top against a West Brom side which has failed to get going.
45 mins:Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain goes for a spectacular overhead kick but the ball flies over the bar.
43 mins:Gervinho is finding himself in some good positions but can't get his deliveries right as another cross is easily cleared.
41 mins:More pressure from Arsenal as Gervinho's effort is well saved and the rebound is taken off Wilshere's toes.
39 mins:Big shout for a penalty from West Brom as Per Mertesacker appears to handle a free-kick, but nothing is given.
37 mins:Great chance for Arsenal but Gervinho fluffs his lines, leaving it far too late before delivering his cross, and West Brom can clear the danger.
36 mins:West brom win a free-kick which is whipped in dangerously but the flag is up for offside.
34 mins:Giroud looks ok to continue and Lukas Podolski goes back to the bench after a brief warm-up.
32 mins:Olivier Giroud is struggling with what looks like a back problem.
30 mins:Another corner for Arsenal but the whistle goes for a free-kick to the Baggies.
28 mins:West Brom will feel aggrieved by that penalty decision.
26 mins:GOAL: ARSENAL 1-0 WEST BROM: Mikel Arteta calmly slots the ball home, straight down the middle.
26 mins:Penalty to Arsenal - Cazorla is brought down in the area by Brunt and the referee awards a penalty, although it looked like little contact was made.
24 mins:First chance for West Brom but Brunt's effort is always rising.
23 mins:Shane Long gives the ball away whihc is not a good idea against Arsenal on this form, but a throughball towards Gervinho is intercepted.
21 mins:Oxlade-Chamberlain is flagged offside as Arsenal come forward again.
19 mins:Another potential injury for West Brom as Chris Brunt goes down under a challenge from Sagna.
17 mins:Oxlade-Chamberlain turns provider with a great cross but Cazorla volleys over.
16 mins:Cazorla curls in a teasing free-kick into the area but his team-mates can't make contact, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's follow-up is blocked.
14 mins:Arsenal are building up a good head of steam and are dominating the play.
13 mins:Arsenal win a corner which Myhill does well to punch well clear.
11 mins:Cazorla goes for goal from a long way out but his effort is well off target.
10 mins:Jack Wilshere is at the fulcrum of Arsenal's play but he fails to find Gervinho with a throughball.
8 mins:Gervinho goes for goal when he might have been better finding a team-mate and the chance is gone.
6 mins:Such a blow for the Baggies as Ridgewell can't continue and is replaced by Goran Popov.
5 mins:Liam Ridgewell is down receiving treatment.
4 mins:The corner falls to Gervinho who messes his effort up horribly - he should have scored
3 mins:Arsenal win an early corner.
2 mins:It's a scrappy start to the game in the opening minutes.
1 mins:The game gets underway.
Arsenal restore a number of first-team players to their line-up following their Champions League trip in midweek.
Steve Clarke makes four changes from the team that lost to Stoke, with Liam Ridgewell, James Morrison, Chris Brunt and Peter Odemwingie coming in.
This should be a cracking match - Arsenal need a win to appease their fans while West Brom will hope to get back on track following two straight defeats.
- English Barclays Premier League
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Beleaguered Arsenal ended a miserable week with victory but it took a dubious penalty to set up a 2-0 win over stuttering West Brom.
Santi Cazorla's tumble made for an unsatisfying opener (26) but Mikel Arteta converted a second spot-kick after the break (64) to give an irritable Arsene Wenger a first win in five.
How Arsenal needed an early goal to thaw the chill after defeats by Swansea and Olympiakos but when a Boaz Myhill punch dropped tantalisingly for Gervinho just minutes in, the striker scuffed his shot horribly.
West Brom - beaten for the third game in a row - were forced into a reshuffle, Goran Popov on for an injured Liam Ridgewell, and as an impressive Jack Wilshere surged forward into space, home discord gave way to cautious optimism.
Cazorla curled wide and volleyed another high under pressure but, though Arsenal were the better side, his breakthrough soon after never should have been. Steven Reid swiped at air and seemingly not man as the Spaniard cut back but Mike Jones pointed to the spot and Arteta accepted the gift.
Wilshere slid in to almost add a second seven minutes from the break but Arsenal deliveries had in truth been hit and miss and West Brom lethargic opponents.
The flashpoint made for second-half spice as both sides raised the tempo but glorious chances came - and went - for the home side.
Gervinho found dangerous positions only to flounder with alarming frequency; missing the ball completely, albeit under pressure, just yards from goal, while Lukas Podolski would later shank hopelessly high.
Steve Clarke swapped a peripheral Peter Odemwingie for the pace of Romelu Lukaku but any hope of a fightback was extinguished when Chris Brunt brought down Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain with two flailing legs.
The Arsenal winger tussled with Popov in the build-up but Arteta kept his focus and the job was done.
Wenger's side had hardly been at their best but they hadn't needed to be.
team line-up
1 | Wojciech Szczesny | |
5 | Thomas Vermaelen | |
3 | Bacary Sagna | |
4 | Per Mertesacker | |
28 | Kieran Gibbs | |
10 | Jack Wilshere | |
8 | Mikel Arteta | |
19 | Santiago Cazorla | 88 |
15 | Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain | 78 |
27 | Gervinho | 81 |
12 | Olivier Giroud |
16 | Aaron Ramsey | |
22 | Francis Coquelin | 78 |
18 | Sébastien Squillaci | |
36 | Damián Martinez | |
7 | Tomas Rosicky | 81 |
9 | Lukas Podolski | 88 |
25 | Carl Jenkinson |
Michael Jonesteam line-up
13 | Boaz Myhill | |
2 | Steven Reid | |
3 | Jonas Olsson | |
6 | Liam Ridgewell | 7 |
23 | Gareth McAuley | |
24 | Peter Odemwingie | 62 |
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Serves: 14
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Total Time: 1 hr 30 min
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- 1 stick(s) unsalted butter, softened
- 1/2 cup(s) sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon(s) light corn syrup
- 2 teaspoon(s) vanilla
- 2.25 cup(s) flour
- decorating icing recipe follows.and u will also need a flower, butterfly, and a dragonfly cookie cutters, small ziploc bags,bamboo skewers, assorted gel food coloring.
- beat butter, sugar and salt in a large bowl with mixer on medium--high until light and fluffy. reduce speed to medium add egg and beat until combined. beat in corn syrup and vanilla. reduce speed to low. gradually ad flour and beat until blended. shape dough into two disks cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate. 1 hour
- heat oven to 350 degree. also you will need cookie sheets.
- roll out 1 disk between 2 sheets of wax paper. cut out shapes using cookie cutter. transfer to a balking sheet insert the point of a skewer by gently twirling it between thumb and index finger about2.5 in into dough through one of the petals of each flower cookie. bake for 12 to 14 minutes or until cookies are golden. transfer to a wire rack cool completely.
- divide decorating icing in bowls and tint as desired spread on cookies and let dry1 hour add some of the tinted icing to a ziploc bag, snip off corner. and pipe out center of flower and designs for butterflies and dragonfly.
3.25 cups confectioner sugar, .25 cup just whites ( powered egg whites ) beat in .333 cup water increase speed to high, beat 5 minutes or until icing is very thick and white.
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Posted By Enrique Manalang On August 28, 2013 @ 7:05 AM In iOS | 2 Comments
"I'm not Glass. And I'm just fine with that." Those are just one of the newest responses Siri has when you talk to her like she's Google Glass. Apple has been known to give Siri some interesting things to say regarding pop culture references and even other competitors' products. This video by iDownloadBlog goes through the different responses Siri now has when you say "Ok Glass:"
While his comment at the end is definitely understandable since Siri does indeed need some work if it wants to catch up with what Google is doing with speech, I don't think a few easter eggs like these are a detriment to development. Like with other easter eggs (Google loves them), I think they're fun little touches that make our devices a little funnier and a little more human.
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