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oh my. i have always wanted a light v bottom. but the fives. i need the fives. so pretty.
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ReplyDelete Really curious about how these boards ride compared to a Bumblebee of similar length. It seems these have the wide point forward or dead center and a wider nose than tail, while the BB is the reverse, or correct me. I've been riding a 5'9" Bonzer3 BB (not light vehicle) for the past five years and it's one of the most versatile boards ever. But I'm really tempted by one of these for my next purchase so would love some comparative analysis.
ReplyDeleteRepliesThe round nose light vehicles have more curve than the Bumblebee so they seem to flow around smoother. The Bumblebee nose outline is probably better in barrels, I've mostly ridden the RNLV in mushy reefs and really loved it.
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Plants: Aralia elata 'Silver umbrella' - Japanese angelica treePosted by havlis 12.11. 2014 10:26:28 (3885 readers) If you are looking for an architectural plant that will attract passers-by's eyes but will require zero maintenance at the same time and on top of that will be hardy enough not to worry about it in winter, have a look at this Japanese angelica tree. Could the leaves look like angel's wings to be given this name? Only God knows. What we know is that this tree is a must have for those who love exotic appeal in their gardens.
Plants: Gunnera manicata - giant gunneraPosted by havlis 12.08. 2014 21:24:42 (4658 readers) Giant gunnera is probably the biggest herbaceous perennial in the world, apart from banana trees. This exotic looking plant is called dinosaur's food and comes from the Andes (Chile, Costa Rica, Columbia) where it can grow 3 m tall.
Plants: Aralia elata 'Variegata' - Japanese angelica treePosted by havlis 12.08. 2014 21:18:41 (4411 readers) If you are looking for an architectural plant that will attract passers-by's eyes but will require zero maintenance at the same time and on top of that will be hardy enough not to worry about it in winter, have a look at this Japanese angelica tree. Could the leaves look like angel's wings to be given this name? Only God knows. What we know is that this tree is a must have for those who love exotic appeal in their gardens.
Plants: Syringa josikaea - Hungarian lilacPosted by havlis 02.06. 2014 21:32:47 (4458 readers) Lilacs are common and reliable shrubs of our climate. So it is clear that we will not offer you something that can be seen at every corner, but speciality plants that look a bit different and bring something extraordinary to your beautiful garden.
Plants: Salvia nemorosa 'Blue Queen' - sagePosted by havlis 02.06. 2014 21:23:50 (4634 readers) Salvia is a large genus, containing about 900 species. In our climate mostly common (evergreen) sage is grown for culinary uses. Also, very popular are those of subtropical origin that are used here as annuals with long flowering season, especially in public areas. We concentrate on herbaceous perennials which are not widely cultivated and we believe that there are species, hybrids, and varieties worth the job.
Plants: Erysimum 'Bowles mauve' - shrubby wallflowerPosted by havlis 21.05. 2014 21:50:14 (4323 readers) Shrubby wallflower is a long-flowering perennial, or to be precise a subshrub forming woody stems, exactly like lavender plants do. Bowles' Mauve is a beautiful variety with mauve flowers that open in late May and continue blooming until autumn. They are small, produced at the tops of erect stems which keep growing and producing new flowers buds over and over until the stem is about 50-60 cm tall. If unsightly it can be clipped off carefully to encourage lateral growth push up new flowering stems. We can see many flowers even in November if the night frost is not deeper than about -4°C.
Plants: Geranium himalayense 'Baby blue' - Himalayan cranesbillPosted by havlis 21.05. 2014 21:42:22 (4702 readers) Cranesbill is a genus comprising of about 300 species. It is commonly used as a ground-covering perennial which can quickly form a respectable carpet. When if full bloom it offers a solid, one-colour show which in mass plantings looks stunning. Thanks to low growth it mostly finds its place under trees and shrubs, as well as in mixed borders along with other perennials.
Plants: Osmanthus armatus - sweet olivePosted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:45:17 (14244 readers) Osmanthus armatus means "armed" sweet olive. Quite a funny name for a plant, don't you think? It obviously refers to the shape of its leaves which are toothed at the margins but not prickly and I would definitely not say dangerous. They might cause a ladder but cannot bite a calf. They are dark olive green to mid green and quite large for an evergreen plant, on the other hand, 7-10 cm long, up to 4 cm wide. The leaves look very similar to chestnut leaves or ilex x koehneana.
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Plants: Campsis radicans 'Flava' - trumpet creeperPosted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:14:06 (12408 readers) Tree formThis trumpet creeper is really trained into a small tree. 1 or 2 meter tall trunk with a blooming crown gives this exotic looking plant a new glamour. Beautiful, golden-yellow flowers grow at the ends of new branches. They come out in July and don't stop till the first frosts.Plants: Aralia spinosa - devil's walkingstickPosted by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:07:08 (6959 readers) If you are looking for an architectural plant that will attract passers-by's eyes but will require zero maintenance at the same time, and on top of that will be hardy enough not to worry about it in winter, have a look at this devil's walking stick. Wondering why such a beauty is called a name like that? Keep reading, we will soon tell you and we will also assure you that this plants is a must have for those who love exotic appeal in their gardens.
Plants: Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' - japanese maplePosted by havlis 28.08. 2012 11:58:25 (11157 readers) Bloodgood is an extremely commercially successful variety with deep burgundy leaves. They have 7 lobes and hold the colour reliably. The leaves turn bright scarlet red in the autumn. The bark is blackish-red.
Plants: Pyracantha 'Navaho' - firethornPosted by havlis 06.07. 2012 11:33:42 (9714 readers) Firethorns are thorny evergreen shrubs, planted mostly for their abundant fruits, which rippen in the autumn, have amazing colours, pending variety. The hybrids are objectively selected to prevent pests and diseases.
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GLASGOW, Scotland - It was another nightmare final for Canada's men's 4x100-metre relay team.
Two years after a lane violation cost the Canadians a medal at the London Olympics, a botched handoff Saturday wasted another podium opportunity at the Commonwealth Games.
Dontae Richards-Kwok and Andre De Grasse got their signals crossed in transitioning the baton to the anchor leg and ran out of room to spoil a solid opening 200 metres by teammates Gavin Smellie and Aaron Brown.
"I felt our first legs were really strong. We said the whole year it's important to get our zones right," said Richards-Kwok, disappointment etched in his voice. "I think we just had a miscue on our anchor leg. I don't know if (De Grasse) left a little bit too early or if I was coming in a little bit too slow or whatever it was.
"We had a lot of confusion and couldn't get it off."
Canada looked to be in the mix for a medal before the disqualification, but it appeared on television replays that De Grasse — who declined to speak with reporters — left early.
The Markham, Ont., sprinter was lined up next to Jamaica's Usain Bolt for the final leg, and could only watch as the world's fastest man powered his country to gold in a time of 37.58 seconds to set a new Games record.
England took silver in 38.02 seconds, while Trinidad and Tobago was third in 38.10 seconds.
Canada men's 4x100-metre relay team had the third fastest time in the final of the 2012 Olympics, but were disqualified when Jared Connaughton accidentally stepped on a line during the third leg of the race.
There have been major changes since the London Games, with the 28-year-old Smellie the only holdover on a team that includes the 19-year-old De Grasse and the 22-year-old Brown.
But unfortunately for Canada, the results were all to familiar on Saturday.
"We have to get our zones perfect and that's the only way we're going to come out on top," said Richards-Kwok, a 25-year-old from Mississauga, Ont. "As you can see, any little error can be the difference between being in the mix and maybe getting a medal, and a DQ."
Canada's only medal on the final day of competition in track and field came from Alysha Newman, who won bronze in women's pole vault. The country's track team finished with 17 medals (five gold, two silver, 10 bronze) to equal the number won in New Delhi four years ago against weaker competition.
"I think just seeing how well the Canadian team did this year, I wanted to be a part of that," said the 20-year-old from Delaware, Ont. "It's an honour that I could be a part and (get a medal).
"I'm going to build from that."
Newman cleared 3.80 metres to tie for third with England's Sally Scott. Australia's Alana Boyd surpassed 4.50 metres to win gold, followed by Sally Peake of Wales at 4.25 metres.
The weather had co-operated for most of the Games with very un-Scottish sunshine and temperatures, but the skies opened up on Saturday at historic Hampden Park, with rain pelting competitors.
Crews did their best to clear water off the all-weather track with squeegees for the runners, but the surface remained damp as the moisture persisted throughout the night.
Newman said she was disappointed that her event was forced to go ahead in the sloppy conditions.
"A girl broke her pole, four or five girls fell into the box, on my last attempt I slipped," she said. "It makes it really difficult. I've never competed in conditions like that. They've always postponed it, but because it was the last day of the Games they had to go through with it. It's a bittersweet feeling."
Meanwhile, Canada's women's 4x100-metre relay team of Toronto's Crystal Emmanuel, Kimberly Hyacinthe of Terrebonne, Que., Phylicia George of Markham, Ont., and Khamica Bingham of Brampton, Ont., finished fourth behind Jamaica, Nigeria and England.
"Fourth is cool but we dream big, we aim high and we really feel like we could have won a medal here. It's a little bit disappointing, but we're going to keep working," said the 26-year-old George. "In Canada they always talk about the men's 4x100 program, but we want the women's 4x100 to be right there with them."
In other results involving Canadians at the track, Montreal's Audrey Jean-Baptiste, Fawn Dorr of Marten River, Ont., Noelle Montcalm of Windsor, Ont., and Chanice Taylor-Chase of Ajax, Ont., finished fifth in the women's 4x400-metre relay final, while Calgary's Jessica O'Connell was 10th in the women's 5,000 metres.
Richards-Kwok — who along with the Toronto duo of Smellie and Brown was part of the Canadian relay team that finished third behind Jamaica and the United States at last year's world championships — is buoyed by the Canadian squad's progress, Saturday's disappointment aside.
"We have a lot to look forward to," said Richards-Kwok. "From the results, it may not look like it, but I think this is a group of the fastest four guys we've had in a while.
"It's a really young team. We have a lot to learn. We have a lot more to give. We just didn't have the execution today."
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A clearly written introduction to the history and theology of this international people, Baptists through the Centuries provides a chronological survey of the main developments in Baptist life and thought from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries. As Baptists spread globally beyond their British and American origins, Bebbington persuasively demonstrates how they constantly adapted to the cultures and societies in which they lived, generating even more diversity within an already multifaceted identity. In the course of telling the story of Baptists, Bebbington also examines the challenging social, political, and intellectual issues in Baptist history--attitudes on race, women's roles in the church, religious liberty, foreign missions, and denominational identity--and situates each one within a broader context.
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A large group of my friends and I went to this establishment on what would have otherwise been a dead night for the bar downstairs. The vodka liquor drinks we ordered tasted like the water. We also couldn't taste a difference between the Ketel One & soda & the house vodka & soda. Guess in the off season, you'd be... More
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The government will extend the Kerala Accreditation Standard for Hospitals (KASH) to all government hospitals in the State in phases so that quality care can be provided at affordable cost to all people, Health Minister V.S. Sivakumar has said.
In the first phase, KASH would be implemented in two primary health centres (PHCs), two community health centres (CHCs) and one taluk hospital each in every district, he added while distributing KASH-accreditation certificates to six hospitals in the district and one PHC in Idukki at a function held here on Monday.
The institutions which received KASH accreditation in the district include the CHCs at Manamboor and Vellarada, and the PHCs at Chemmaruthi, Mangalapuram, Vattiyoorkavu and Chengal. The PHC at Arakkulam in Idukki district also got the KASH accreditation.
Kerala is the first State in the country to introduce a State-level accreditation programme for hospitals. Kerala Accreditation Standards for Hospitals (KASH) is an accreditation, standards and quality improvement programme initiated by the government to ensure that all public sector hospitals deliver an optimum level of services. KASH standards were evolved from the NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers) and Indian Public Health Standards guidelines so that each level of health care institution will maintain an essential standards charter within its scope and limitations. Patient care, patient safety, infection control, medication safety and equity in delivering health care are some of the main components of KASH.


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Overkill II (The Nightmare Continues) LyricsArtist: OverkillAlbum: Taking Over He returns, again begins. Again to bend, and tear the will. A witness to this Overkill!!! Awaken! Awaken in me, Through my eyes! through my eyes you will see, What is real, what is to be. All the madness, madness in me... You taste the blood that I long for, Regain my strength and complete my chore...! Like a serpent!, poised to strike. Like the moon... that, fills the night. You, the question, answer they cried. You've always been destined to ride. Passion rests in an empty will, The nightmare continues. Into the night! A rider goes then disappears, Out! of the light. He reappears again. Beware! One eye does follow you. To kill again! And again!!! Slow and sure, a beating heart. Is sure to have, the killing starts The beating stops, fin de la vie. Overkill rides again!!! A killer like no man, A faster death, by one's own hand. Safety comes, when the wind is still. This the legend, Overkill!
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In My LifePart I: 1970- Severus is Ten"Watch this, Sev!" Lily stood by the bank of the muddy river which flowed through Cokeworth. She cupped her hands and scooped up the water. She puffed a short breath over it, looked up at him and smiled. The bright sun illuminated her dark red hair and her green eyes sparkled with happy mischief."Guess who I am!" She did a swift pirouette, standing on the toes of her blue trainers. She momentarily lifted up a few inches into the air, scattering the water into droplets as she turned. The droplets momentarily transformed into glittering translucent gems which turned back into water as they hit the ground.Severus stared, transfixed and momentarily struck mute by the vision."Well, aren't you going to guess? Don't you have any idea?""I can't say that I do!" he stammered. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds! Honestly, Sev, that one should have
A Prince EnoughPairing: Severus Snape/Evelyn Black (OC)Rating: K+This was written for LadyMacbeth1755, using her OC Evelyn. There is a link to more info on the character below.Disclaimer: Snape, McGonagall, and Hogwarts belong to JK Rowling. Evelyn belongs to LadyMacbeth1755. I only own the Buttered Kraken XD....................The two little Hufflepuffs stared at the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor as he sat at a table in the library, flipping through a book that he had brought out from the restricted section. The book moaned. "Do be quiet," Snape told it sternly. It let out a tiny squeak and then fell silent."He's really married to her?" the blonde girl asked the black-haired girl."That's what the head girl told me.""I thought they were cousins or something." The blonde frowned. "I don't get it, him married to her."It was the first week of the school year. As usual, many of the first year girls were very taken with Evelyn Snape, the Muggle Studies professor. Her dance
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Administrative Services - 2008 This Division provides the administrative support that is necessary to carry out the organizational mission and goals of the Sheriff's Office. Employees assigned to this division work closely with members of every other division. Responsibilities include recruitment selections, in-service training, grant writing, technical writing, research, project development and planning, payroll, purchasing, labor management and maintaining computer systems. GRANTS LITTER AGREEMENTS Deputies inspect all areas of the county for illegal dumping. They investigate and prosecute those persons responsible. They check for trash trucks with loads not tarped and issue citations. They also check to make certain that trucks are not depositing mud on the roads from the landfills. SELECTIVE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM (S.T.E.P.) VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT
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Information Systems Group The information Systems group is responsible for the operation and maintenance of 17 different computer systems, over 100 workstations and associated printers and approximately 160 users located at the Stark County Sheriff's Office. Several of the systems are mission critical and must be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. These mission critical systems include, but are not limited to, the Jail Management and Booking System. the Computer Aided Dispatch System, WEB development , and the Records Management System. 2008 projects included the following: The mission of the 'Information Systems Group' is to
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Mike Gibson (American football)
Gibson in the 2013 preseason.
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Date of birth: | November 18, 1985|||||||
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Michael Thomas "Mike" Gibson (born November 18, 1985) is an American football guard who is currently a free agent. He was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the sixth round of the 2008 NFL Draft. He played college football at California.
Gibson has also played for the Seattle Seahawks.
Early years[edit]
Gibson played high school football at Napa High School where he was Second-Team All-State player and the Monticello Empire League's Lineman of the Year.
College career[edit]
Following high school, he attended and played for Solano Community College where he was All-Bay Valley Conference and an All-American. He transferred to University of California, Berkeley in 2006 and All-Pacific-10 Conference Honorable Mention for Cal his senior year.[1][2]
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Ht | Wt | Arm length | 40-yd dash | 10-yd split | 20-yd split | 20-ss | 3-cone | Vert | Broad | BP | |||||||||
6 ft 4 in | 308 lb | 32 in | 5.27 s | 1.75 s | 2.97 s | 4.64 s | 7.21 s | 27 in | 9 ft 2 in | 31 reps | |||||||||
All measurables were taken at the NFL Scouting Combine.[3][4] |
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Gibson was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the sixth round of the 2008 NFL Draft. During the 2008 preseason, he sustained a shoulder injury and was placed on injured reserve for the remainder of the year. He was waived on September 5, 2009. He was re-signed to their practice squad on September 6.
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Gibson was signed off of the Eagles practice squad on October 21, 2009 by the Seattle Seahawks. He played in his first NFL game on December 20 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He started for the Seahawks in their 2010 season opening game against the San Francisco 49ers on September 12.[5] He was waived on September 28, 2010, but later re-signed to the team's practice squad. He was promoted to the active roster on October 3, 2010, made 8 starts at right guard and played in a total of 14 regular season games during the season. He also started the NFC wild card playoff game against New Orleans and the divisional playoff game against Chicago. He was released by the team on September 3 before the start of the 2011 NFL Season.
On December 7, 2011, Gibson was re-signed by the Seattle Seahawks after Russell Okung was placed on the injured reserve.[6]
Second stint with Eagles[edit]
Gibson was re-signed to a two-year contract with the Eagles on March 15, 2012, after his contract with Seattle expired. [7]
He was released by the Eagles on December 16, 2012.
Arizona Cardinals[edit]
The Arizona Cardinals signed Gibson on December 17, 2012.
- ^ James, Marty (2010-01-25). "Building block for Gibson". Napa Valley Register. Retrieved 2010-01-25.
- ^ "NFL Draft Profile". nfl.com. Archived from the original on 2008-04-16. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "Mike Gibson combine report". NFL. Retrieved July 14, 2013.
- ^ "Mike Gibson". NFL Draft Scout. Retrieved July 14, 2013.
- ^ James, Marty. "Gibson gets the start for Seahawks in NFL opener against 49ers". Napa Valley Register. Retrieved 2011-01-08.
- ^ "The Seattle Seahawks Place Russell Okung on Injured Reserve and Sign Guard Mike Gibson".
- ^ "Napa's Gibson signs deal with Eagles". Napa Valley Register. 2012-03-19. Retrieved 2012-03-20.
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I am bursting with excitement and needed to go somewhere with it. I still have sense enough to protect myself and not let anyone in my real world know, but I'm pregnant again! It is still so very very early, but I just feel so differently about this round. Even with my first pregancy I was incredibly anxious and didn't trust it or believe it was happening. And number 2 and 3, the same thing. I wanted to believe in them, but I was really hesitant and just knew something was wrong. I feel SO different this time. I'm giddy and feel strongly that this is the one. This feeling scares me a little bit--I know I will crash hard if it doesn't work out (part of the reason I felt this was a good forum to share my excitement), but I'm following my gut. I had a really hard time mentally after m/c #3, had testing done and had to take the time to really get my head right again. All the testing came back normal except my SO had high defragmentation in his sperm. So I've been taking CoQ10 & Royal Jelly, and he has been taking high levels of antioxidants for the last 4 months. My OB also put me on Clomid for the last two cycles. Even though I've never had trouble getting pregnant, he felt like it would just elevate all of my hormones and put me in a better state. Due to Clomid side effects, I also used PreSeed and took "Fertile CM" vitamins this month (esp because of no BFP last month).
In any case, I'm pregnant and really really happy for a change. I wasn't going to get any bloodwork done, but my OB insisted since I was on Clomid. I'll get the numbers back on Monday. I really really hope everything turns out well. I'm going to try to hold off until at least week 7 for an u/s. I want to definitely be able to see something. (To me, the u/s is terrifying. All three times I found out during the u/s.)
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Our teacher told us there is a supernatural element in Hawthorne's The Marble Faun as it is a Gothic novel, but I cannot see the supernaturalism.
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To start with, let's define the supernatural. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary defines the supernatural as "events, forces or powers that cannot be explained by the laws of science and that seem to involve gods or magic." The definition as specifically applied to Gothic literature allows for mysterious and magical phenomenon and strange events, terrible acts of nature, unusual beings (like mythical fauns ...) and other extraordinary phenomenon (Douglass H. Thomson, Georgia Southern University). How do these definitions apply to The Marble Faun?
The most specific application is the legend that holds sway in Donatello's home country that he and his family ancestry descend from a race of fauns that lived there in ancient times:
It is said that a Faun, my oldest forefather, brought home ... a human maiden, whom he loved and wedded. ... the long-lived lady of the fountain. ... she [is] still as young as a May morning, and as frolicsome as a bird upon a tree .... (Chapter 27)
Fauns are magical and mythical creatures and fit the above definitions of the supernatural in Gothic literature.
A second illustration of the supernatural in The Marble Faun relates to Hawthorne's overriding theme, that of the humanity's fall from innocent immortality into knowing mortality and sin. This second supernatural point is the guilt that both Donatello and Miriam feel. It is guilt that has the power of metamorphosis--it is guilt that utterly changes the ones suffering from it. Donatello sheds his innocence and naivete and Miriam sheds her antagonistic superiority. In the end, because of the guilt, Donatello displays more human qualities of wisdom and suffering, with a knowledge of good and evil whereas Miriam fell into an "abyss" of painful spiritual deterioration: While Donatello attained humanity, Miriam fell from humanity into torment:
But when the kneeling figure ... arose, she looked towards the pair and extended her hands with a gesture of benediction. Then they knew that it was Miriam. ... those extended hands, even while they blessed, seemed to repel, as if Miriam stood on the other side of a fathomless abyss .... (Chapter 50)
This is guilt that has supernatural powers, bespeaking a phenomenon dependent upon magical influences interfering with the natural order of the world.
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"The action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising" is how the Oxford English Dictionary defines Marketing. Now, my problem with this is not just the definition in particular, it's with any definition that attempts to, in one statement, describe what Marketing is. When you say the word Marketing my mind is immediately drawn to a concept, to a picture of what something could be, not what something is. Marketing to me isn't one thing; it's an infinite amount of things. Sure there are concepts, key terms, and ideology that may create the foundation of what Marketing is, but beyond that there is no correct answer as to what to do.
Some people say that Marketing is more of a science than an art and although it does involve some volatile ingredients, I would again argue the exact opposite. With no two businesses alike, how can one Company's Marketing plan completely apply to another? Artists all learn the foundation of art but move past that to go on and create their own masterpieces and no two masterpieces are ever alike… how is the art form of Marketing any different?
Marketing, like any popular art form, needs to take influence and meaning from the world that surrounds it. Meaning that you need to connect with the trends or lifestyles that are going on around you in order to be successful, and more importantly in order to stand the test of time, years later someone will look back and have some insight as to where you came from. With fads, trends, and social norms changing all the time, your business needs a Marketing plan that is ahead of, not on track with the world around it. When looking to create your masterpiece of a business these difficulties come into play. If you are able to accomplish this, your company can stand tall among the changes around you.
To apply this concept to today's world there is no clearer influence to focus on than technology. There is no doubt that throughout the last decade the world has been taken on the wild roller coaster with the newest gadget or upgrade always around the next corner. It may be hard to keep up but we have since adapted strategies to continue our masterpieces shining brightly.
In order for you to shine among your competitors, utilizing the trends and fads of the world is most beneficial. In today's technology driven world businesses have clung onto every facet of technology in order to make things easier. Where this may be true in the short term, looking long term I will argue that the opposite may be so. Social media is probably the biggest facet of technology that all business across all industries have begun utilizing. It's a great concept allowing you to connect to your friends, your fans, and your favorite stars instantly with the best thing being that it's always at your fingertips 24/7.
Soon after the boom of technology and social media, came the boom of content marketing. In utilizing social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.) it forced businesses to task their marketing teams with content to fill there profiles with. In having content focused platforms for your target audience this made the job of getting the message to our audience that much easier. Word of mouth, audience preference, and buy-to-try were all just a click away, but one thing became a problem… attention.
With content coming at you from all angles, pulling the attention of your audience is now an even bigger struggle than before. Secondly, there is so much "new" content being created every day that the content that you created a week ago may no longer be relevant today. Speaking long term, Marketers are now being faced with being as creative as possible as often as possible in order to keep the name of your company exposed and brand continually relevant. In order to achieve continuous exposure your business is tasked with continuous hard work.
Until recently there were different types of Marketing media in which you could get your message across: Paid media (advertising), earned media (content creation), and owned media (PR). With the boom of content marketing and social sharing platforms, the lines between these Medias have been severely blurred and made way for the new concept of Real-Time Marketing. In order to keep up with the new pace of the ever changing world marketers and businesses need to be acting as soon as possible and are forced to work in "real time" in order to keep up with the demands for fresh, new, and creative content.
Real-Time Marketing is the newest solution to keep up with the demand of content, but does it cause another problem? A new business launches their products or services and because of real time marketing techniques, can see a surge of new customers within days or weeks, where before it could have taken months. Now as great as that may sounds, it too comes with potential problems.
When looking at a chart showing a company's success, before, you would have probably seen a bell curve. A slow climb up toward their peak of success and then it would start to dip down a little bit until they released a new product or service and then would go back up again, a normal up and down trend of success. Today, with exposure being more instantaneous, when you look at the same chart, you will probably see a different picture.
Instead of that gradual climb of success in the beginning, you are seeing more of an upward spike (great), but then followed by an equally as quick plummet (not so great). Real-Time Marketing has become a yet another catalyst to speed up the process of success and how we conduct ourselves corporately. That slow gradual climb to success may have taken longer but it gave business the time they needed to create, prepare, and solidify their next big thing. This is where the problem comes into play.
Just like any masterpiece, time is of the essence. Getting the job done is important but in order to have something worthwhile you need to take the time to make sure that it is the best it can be. They say Rome wasn't built in a day. Technology is great, but is it taking away from what Marketers and business really need to be doing? If we take a second and stop competing with the clock, we might just find the time we need in order to make the clock the least of our worries.
Moving forward into 2015 and beyond we don't know where the world will take us, but we do know that we have the choice to control the path we take to get there. Do you think we're in the driver's seat or has technology taken over? Have you noticed this trend yourself? What can you do to change this? How will this affect the way you run your business? What masterpieces will you strive to create? Please weigh in in the comments below; let us know what you think.
Until next time…
Ringing in a new year brings many different things, among them resolutions and rumors. Bringing pen to paper on everyone's newest chapter of their self-titled novel promotes everyone getting off on the right foot. With that comes the speculation of what lies ahead? What trends will 2015 bring…? How will it affect my business…? Where do I fit in to the big picture…?
Moving into 2015 I may not be able to help you drop that holiday weight but I can help you with a little insight on what is to come moving into this year. Reshoring… a buzz word and a topic that has long been discussed at the water cooler has now been brought to center stage. Reshoring (for those interested) is defined as the practice of bringing outsourced personnel and services back to the location from which they were originally offshored. I believe that 2015 will be the year that sets reshoring into motion for the US and in turn, starts the upward rise that puts "Made in the USA" back on the bottom of products and on the top of everyone's mind!
Since The Great Recession of 2008/2009 we have seen our economy take a turn for the worse, the unemployment rate rise, and exporting and manufacturing go down. With the economic downturn companies were forced to cut costs and pinch pennies and therefore started manufacturing in foreign countries to accomplish those goals. At the time, foreign countries such as China had an advantage and were able to meet these requirements. Even with the larger lead time, the money saved was worth wait. This is no longer the case. With Chinese working wages having risen almost 6,000% since 2001 and the lead time staying stagnant at around 6 months, that cost advantage over the US has shrunk to about 4%.
For many countries around the world the ends are no longer justifying the means and the lion's share of the world's manufacturing market is up for grabs. According to Boston Consulting Group (BCG), 21% of US executives in manufacturing said that they are looking to move production back into the US. They are also speculating that within the next 5 years manufacturing will be increasing for the US and dramatically decreasing for countries such as China, Japan, and Mexico.
With countries shopping around, the US is in the lead with the most to offer and biggest appeal for many reasons. With our existing infrastructures, the US has been able to keep the costs down, with our vast resources we will be able to keep up with the demand of the world, and lastly we also have a geographical advantage and are in good standing with many countries around the world.
With all roads leading to the US, exporting and manufacturing will be the unsung hero of the USA's upward turn in the coming years. With manufacturing and production entering back in to the country we will see more jobs being created and more money being funneled into our economy. I am in no way am suggesting that this is the end to all our problems, but I do think that it's a light at the end of the tunnel that allows us to move forward into 2015 with much optimism.
Moving into the future Precision Automation would like to "reshore" you that we are continuing our efforts in providing our clients with efficient and cost effective solutions to any and all of your automation needs. Don't hesitate to give us a call make Precision a part of your 2015 vision!
Please share this with your friends and colleagues and comment below to let me know what you think. Do you agree? Does your research show you something different? Where do you and your business fit into all of this? How will this affect how you do business in 2015?
Until next time….
Please allow me to introduce myself… my name is Justin Pappas and I am the newest member of the Precision Automation family. I am very excited to be coming aboard and working as the new Marketing Coordinator. With blogging as one of my responsibilities, I wanted to allow you (our readers) an opportunity to learn more about me.
I graduated from Rider University in 2013 with a dual major in Marketing and Entrepreneurial Studies and a minor in Graphic/Web Design. College was a great experience for me and I had lots of fun both inside and outside the classroom.
With a passion for creativity and how it relates to business I was looking for an institution that would allow me expand my business knowledge and have the ability to express my creativity through various avenues. Not only did Rider University give me access to what I was looking for but they opened the door for me in many other ways as well. After choosing my Entrepreneurial Studies degree, I began searching for a second major to specify in. Marketing is actually something that I fell into by accident. As required, I took an Intro to Marketing class and loved it. I learned how creative Marketing can be and thusly was drawn to it like a moth to a flame. In looking to graduate and continue into "the real world" I was really eager. My interest steamed from the thought that just because a marketing campaign work for one business does not ensure its success when applied to another (in the same industry or not).
Outside the classroom I devoted my time to working diligently as a Resident Advisor (RA). Being an RA, you must wear many hats. I was on the front line working hard and handling anything that came to my door. Whether it was a personal or academic problem, the knock at the door could have come at 3 in the afternoon or 3 in the morning! Despite all of that, it was a position I knew I wanted and once I got it, it presented itself as more than I could have ever bargained for. I was assigned to manage and oversee two hallways of 50+ freshman and first year residents! As challenging as it was to take on, I loved every minute of it and can honestly say that I am thankful for all of situations and people that it put me in front of. Shout out to Krone Zone A/B 2nd 2011-2013!
Coming out of school I was ready to hit the ground running and finally apply my distinctive skill set. I held a Marketing Assistant position at a Medical Publishing Company in King of Prussia where I learned a lot and was finally able to put my unique and diversified skill set to the test. I am appreciative for the people I met and the professional foundation it gave me to move forward in my career.
I have only been inside Precision for a few days but as I acclimate I'm anxious to see not only where this family company with almost 70 years of "precision" and excellence will take me, but where I can fit into our company and help us move into the future.
I look forward to providing you all with great stories and company content moving into the New Year. Please comment below if you have any questions for me or if you have something you're interested in learning. Talk to you soon!
Fred Rexon, President and CEO of Precision Automation Company, Inc., is pleased to announce the appointment of Gerry Renzi to Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
Gerry has worked at Precision Automation for 33 years, serving in various capacities and most recently as our Director of Sales and Marketing. "I started in 1981 as a machinist and through the years I have worked in the assembly department, was the night foreman, worked in engineering and ultimately sales," Gerry notes. "Working in various departments has given me an understanding of all the aspects of our business and how each relates to our customers. Guys like Fred Rexon Sr., Charlie Bittner, Warren Menaquale and Fred Rexon Jr. have shown me what it takes to be successful." Gerry far right
This promotion is given in gratitude and recognition of Gerry's expertise, dedication, and commitment to our company over the years. As VP, Gerry will be responsible for overseeing all of the company's sales and marketing activities.
"Gerry has been a long-standing, dedicated company asset and is well deserving of this appointment. He has always served our customers with absolute professionalism and I'm confident that he will continue to help our company grow and achieve the goals we have established," says Fred Rexon. "He has a great understanding of our organization and will work tirelessly to find a solution for any customer that comes his way. Gerry has always been trusted by our employees, as well as our customers, for giving good advice, honest opinions, and a warm smile every day in the office. We are truly lucky and thankful to have him as a leader in our organization."
Aside from his respectable accomplishments here at Precision, work isn't everything in Gerry's life. He has a beautiful wife of 33 years (yes, he got married and started working for Precision all in the same year!) and enjoys playing golf, biking, traveling, listening to music and attending family related functions. He definitely is a very talented man with interests other than helping this company prosper!
We want to congratulate Gerry on this exciting appointment, as well as thank him for all he has brought, and continues to bring to our company!
After 4 years as the Marketing Coordinator for Arca and Precision Automation, Dan Rexon has been promoted to a full-time sales role for the Arca Automation labeling division of our business. I will be taking his place at the helm of our marketing operations which includes the responsibility for our blog. It seems appropriate to introduce myself to our blog readers. My name is Elizabeth Rexon, Dan's younger sister. I just graduated in May from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia with a degree in Corporate Communications and I'm happy to be the newest member of the Precision Automation team!
Throughout my four years in school I had plenty of fun, but more importantly I've learned many beneficial skills to help me in the corporate "real" world. The fundamental courses within my degree have taught me the basics for using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign, which gives me the capability to create and manipulate different projects which will now be part of my responsibility. I relish the opportunity to utilize my creative ability to make an impact on our organization.
I've learned the basics for creating websites using the program Dreamweaver, utilizing both HTML and CSS coding. I have had the training and capability to take both still photographs and videos using various types of equipment, and by working with the footage acquired from the video cameras I am capable of creating and editing using the iMovie and Movie Maker programs. By venturing outside of my major and taking various business courses, I studied the basics of business operations, accounting and management. I learned to utilize database programs such as Microsoft Access, which is beneficial for collecting and maintaining business contacts and important records.
Aside from the computer generated tools I have learned to use, my Corporate Communication concentration taught me how to effectively and appropriately communicate in business settings, manage crises, develop advertising campaigns, analyze media, manage information and communication technologies and write corporate memos.
Last summer I was fortunate enough to get offered an internship opportunity with Cooper University Health Care's marketing department in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. I assisted not only with Marketing, but also with the Corporate Communication, Public Relations and Advertising teams on different projects and programs. I learned many lessons and gained valuable business perspective.
So what does all this mean? What has my college experience taught me and how is this relevant to Precision Automation? First and foremost, I'm excited and enthusiastic to make an immediate impact on our business. I'm happy to be involved with the close knit family organization that we are, and I'm eager to benefit our organization as soon as I can.
I look forward to bringing the skills and knowledge I have acquired to add value to this company in every way possible. I believe in this organization and I know first-hand that our employees are committed, not only to our customers, but the success of this company as well. Almost 70 years of excellence proves this point.
I know that Precision Automation prides itself on maintaining a high standard of conduct at all levels, provides a desirable place of employment, and maintains a safe, healthy and friendly environment where everyone has the opportunity to continuously learn and apply new knowledge. I am beyond blessed to be a part of this extraordinary company and I can't wait to add to its legacy.
We are pleased to announce that Precision Automation Company, Inc. was honored in the February 2014 issue of Quality Magazine as being ranked number 24 on the Leadership 100: Top Companies list!
Precision Automation's commitment to quality and strong leadership has once again been rewarded. Back in 2006 we were ranked on the same list being number 90. With years of diligent commitment to quality and innovation, a skilled and dedicated group of employees and of course, our loyal customers; Precision Automation has climbed into the top 25!
We are proud of every single member of this organization, because it is everyone's input that makes us who we are. We rely on our quality machinists and toolmakers, mechanics, electricians, engineers, sales staff, administration and leaders. The organization as a whole, with everyone's contribution, is what has gotten us to this point.
Following the publication, American Registry seconded the honor by adding Precision Automation Inc. to the "Registry of Business Excellence." An exclusive plaque has been put on display in our lobby to commemorate this honor!
After the presentation of the commemorative plaque to our Quality Manager Mike Menequale and Plant Manager Jeff Salabritas, the President and CEO of Precision Automation, Fred Rexon, commented about the award by saying, "This is quite an honor for us, especially to be ranked in the top 25. The fact that Quality Magazine included Precision Automation in its selection of the Leadership 100: Top Companies is a signal that our constant efforts towards quality and business excellence are paying off. We are proud to be recognized."
Read the Article in Quality Magazine HERE!
See a PDF of the Article HERE!
Thank you again to everyone who makes Precision Automation such a special organization!
Based on the request of one of our largest customers, Precision Parts Company, then of Pennsauken, NJ, opened a second location in Southern Indiana in 1953. On Thursday, December 6th 2013, pāco manufacturing hosted a 60 year celebration a couple blocks up the road from the original building in Jeffersonville, IN. It was a time to recognize a great accomplishment for our organization, celebrate our camaraderie, and relish all the memories 60 years have produced. There is no doubt the Precision Automation and pāco manufacturing organizations are one large family, and one that I'm profoundly proud to be a part of. We celebrated pāco manufacturing's longevity, 60 years being no small accomplishment. We handed out commemorative watches to several quarter century employees, individuals who have committed their working lives to bettering our organization and friends who we could never have succeeded without. We heralded our suppliers and business partners in attendance, for without them, we would have never achieved what we have. We viewed a great compilation video, prepared by Bob Daily, which brought the images of our past and present together. Glen Morris, pāco's President and master of ceremony for the evening, mixed comedy and wit with emotion and affection as he described the beginnings of the Indiana Corporation, where we have been, and where we are going. The words of our founder, Fred Rexon Sr., were read by our current President and CEO, Fred Rexon Jr. His compassion for pāco manufacturing is unfailing. It is one of his children and one of his life's greatest passions. I can't lie; his words moved me and I'm sure they did for many others in attendance. Unable to make the trip from New Jersey to Indiana for the party, he was surely missed by all. Fred Rexon Jr. described his pride and admiration for the pāco manufacturing family and uttered reverence of his father for his courage in opening a machine shop far away from the comforts of his Southern New Jersey home. He expressed his sorrow that our founder could not be there to celebrate with everyone, but nevertheless was proud that two generations of the Rexon family were in attendance. Fred then went on to show his comedic and creative side with a poem describing the founding and growth of our sister location in Southern Indiana before concluding with a heartfelt ode to pāco manufacturing's long-time leader and friend. 60 years in business is no small feat for an organization and 50 years of individual service is profound in many ways. Glen's commitment to our organization is indicative of so many of our past and present employees, both of Indiana and New Jersey. A company is nothing without the dedication and love that our colleagues pour into it. As Glen said when he concluded the evening, we are totally blessed to have had the best and brightest employees anyone could have asked for.
From your brothers and sisters in New Jersey, cheers to the past 60 years, the present and the future!
Pomponio Racing has won their fourth race in a row! Yes, you read that right, FOURTH in a row! A few weeks ago we published an article about their massive victory at the Gatornationals, their second win in a young season. Well, here we are a couple weeks later and we're talking about their fourth. Here is the quick update.
Following the Gatornationals in Gainesville, Pomponio Racing turned in another strong performance and won their third race in Richmond on April 14th. See the article from dragracecentral.com here. Riding a wave of tremendous success, they traveled to the Dollar General NHRA Four-Wide Nationals in Charlotte, NC this last weekend where, you guessed it, they WON again! View the full results from this weekend here.
Pomponio Racing is leading the 2013 NHRA Lucas Oil Championship Point Standings in the Top Alcohol Funny Car class and stand as the team to beat at the track. This is an unprecedented run of success and we are tremendously proud of Dan and the entire Pomponio Racing team. We wish them the best of luck as they continue this amazing run!
Check out the first two minutes of the attached video to see the final round victory. Then skip to 2:57-3:40 for a brief interview with Dan with his newest piece of hardware!
Thanks for the shout-out to Precision Automation, we love you back!
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Precision Automation would like to congratulate our Executive Vice President, Dan Pomponio, and the entire crew of Pomponio Racing on their victory at the 44th Annual NHRA Amalie Oil Gatornationals in Gainesville, Florida on March, 17th!
This was a victory like no other for Pomponio Racing and their Top Alcohol Funny Car. On a national stage, Dan and his crew turned in one career best run after another, culminating in a blistering 5.554 second run at 260.31 mph in the semi-final round and a 5.609 second, 259.61 mph championship run! See the round by round results here.
This is Pomponio Racing's second win of the young season. On February 16th they won the Gainesville East Coast Regional on the same track. While the February win was a fantastic way to start the 2013 racing season, at the national event a month later, they shined even brighter. One career best run after another, Crew Chief Danny Pomponio had the Top Alcohol Funny Car tuned up and running better than ever. Heck, they even won "best appearing crew" in their brand new uniforms.
"When I tell you and everyone that we are living proof that dreams come true I really mean it" Dan said discussing their gigantic win on a national stage, "When you add in the fact that we also won the Best Appearing Crew Award I can't imagine that it could get any better."
One of our first blogs, written a few years ago, highlighted the Pomponio Racing story. It is a story goes back decades, to the late 1960's and is one of passion, family and a commitment to excellence. Re-read that story here.
We cannot say enough how proud we are and wish Dan and his entire crew continued success!
The Pomponio Racing crew is: Dan, Danny, Beth, John, and Johnny Pomponio, Ted and Maureen Schmidt, and Pete and Leanne Luciano.
See Pomponio Racing in their next event at the Virginia Motor Sports Park in Richmond, VA on April 12-13th.
Check out Pomponio Racing's website and follow them on their Facebook page.
Read their feature story on dragracecentral.com here.