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December 17, 2013
Some of the top scientific minds converged at UC San Francisco last week as part of a two-day celebration of the 2014 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences.
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UC San Francisco has been awarded a major federal grant to "transform and revolutionize" the treatment of prostate cancer, the second most common form of cancer among American men.
November 25, 2013
E-cigarettes have been widely promoted as a way for people to quit smoking conventional cigarettes.
November 21, 2013
A UC San Francisco investigator has won an eight-year grant from the National Cancer Institute for a major investigation into anal cancer, a debilitating and sometimes fatal disease largely concentrated among people with HIV.
November 20, 2013
The protein in cells that most often drives the development of cancers has eluded scientists' efforts to block it for three decades – until now.
November 15, 2013
What a pathologist looks for in a Pap test sample, but hopes not to find, are oddly shaped cells with abnormally large nuclei. The same is true for prostate and lung cancer biopsies. In fact, most cancer cells display distorted structures.
November 15, 2013
Which would you choose if you were diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer? You could receive a standard chemo regimen, followed three months later by an MRI scan to determine the treatment's success. Or, instead, a genomic analysis of your biopsied breast tissue could help determine a drug regimen tailored to your own genetic makeup.
November 15, 2013
If biology is destiny, then the slightest change in a gene's DNA can become an agent of destiny.
November 14, 2013
With inexpensive genetics kits flooding the market, both consumers – and their doctors – still lack basic information about what to do, if anything, with what they learn about their own genomes.
November 11, 2013
UC San Francisco scientists report that they were able to arrest, and even reverse, tissue scarring of the liver, kidneys and lungs in mice.


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A South Carolina-based real estate developer is working with an architectural firm to develop a 527-acre, new urbanism residential project on the Cumberland River near Gallatin.
Habersham Land Co. is joining Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co., a Miami-based architectural firm well known in the urbanist movement, on the development near the historic Castilian Springs community.
"Our goal is to create a lake village which preserves the values of great family retreats found throughout the country," says Bob Turner, one of Habersham's founders.
No specifics of the Sumner project have been announced because the developers and planners typically have community planning sessions with town planners, architects, government officials and residents before designing a project.
The planning sessions will be conducted Sept. 5-12.
New urbanist developments - sometimes called "traditional neighborhood design" - place a strong emphasis on walkability, a mix of uses from commercial to housing to recreational - and sport a variety of architectural styles.
The Gallatin area "has great historic bones to it," Turner says. "Plus, the site we have is about as beautiful of a site as we've ever seen."
Habersham's research shows that Nashville is starting to reflect development patterns of people either moving to neighboring counties or further out into an "exurban area" or buying second homes in beautiful areas closer to the city, similar to large metropolitan areas such as Atlanta.
Duany Plater-Zyberk's director of town planning, Tom Low, will facilitate the planning sessions. Many regional officials have been invited, including staff from Metro Planning.
"Whenever you have a project by developers of this magnitude, you're going to generate some interest, even regional interest," says Craig Owensby of Metro Planning in Nashville.
Duany Plater-Zyberk has has designed new resorts, towns and done community revitalization developments and regional plans, including the town of Seaside in the Florida panhandle. Seaside was the first authentic new town to be built successfully in the United States within the past 50 years, Turner says.
Habersham's latest project is Habersham, a 282-acre new urbanist, waterfront development in coastal South Carolina.
There are only a handful of neighborhoods that adhere to new urbanism in Middle Tennessee outlying areas. They include Southern Land's 1,500-acre Westhaven in Williamson County and McEwen, which is being built on 93 acres in Cool Springs.
In Rutherford County, New South Development is maneuvering Indigo through the planning and zoning process. The 94-acre high-density, pedestrian-themed development proposes about 840 homes, townhomes and condos amidst 48,000-square-feet of retail and commercial space.
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Waratahs better than zero - Michael Cheika
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New South Wales Waratahs coach Michael Cheika was left wondering how his team emerged pointless from Pretoria after they played most of the attacking rugby against a Morne Steyn-inspired Bulls side.
NSW, seeking their first win in 11 years against the Bulls in South Africa, scored three tries to two and led 19-15 into the final quarter, only for the home team to score 15 unanswered points and record a 30-19 victory. Five-eighth Steyn outscored the Waratahs by himself as the Bulls racked up their eighth successive win over the visitors. The Springboks star bagged a 25-point haul through six penalties, a conversion and a last-minute try, which robbed the Waratahs of a bonus point.
"I think we deserved a lot more than coming away with zero," Cheika said. "We defended very well - we were right up to the battle there. Our scrum was good; we attacked well; we still made a few mistakes. But I think, in the end, there were some key moments where we needed just a little bit more composure sticking to our strategy and we would have got some reward."
Cheika said the Waratahs had struggled to communicate with Argentine referee Francisco Pastrana. Discipline aside, NSW also contributed to their own downfall by losing several lineout throws, though they performed well in the scrum.
"We're probably a win short of where we need to be and where we probably deserve to be," Cheika said. "There's still plenty of opportunities to string a run of games together."
Israel Folau again gave Wallabies selectors plenty to think about, beating two men in scoring his try and then making the break that set up a brilliant long distance try for Bernard Foley. In between, prop Paddy Ryan galloped 20 metres for his five-pointer after a break by openside flanker Michael Hooper.
However, Steyn kept the Bulls in the game by answering Folau's try with four first-half penalties to give the home team a 12-5 advantage at the break. The Waratahs' defence cracked only in the final quarter, when replacement Francois Hougaard and Steyn went over for close-range tries. "They came back at us in the second half and we had to work up to the 80th minute for this win," Bulls captain Pierre Spies said.
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DEFENDER Rio Ferdinand is ruled out of Manchester United's game against Middlesbrough after getting injured during the warm-up on Boxing Day, writes James Milton.
And Rio wasn't alone - Arsenal's Johan Djourou and Jose Enrique of Newcastle both did themselves a mischief while prancing around little plastic cones.
I firmly believe that the warm-up is a myth created by the luminous training bib industry, employing Sammy Lee as the frontman of their nefarious operation.
These incidents provide further evidence that a rigorous series of stretches and sprints provides a far from ideal preparation for a football match.
A satisfying poo, a woodbine thrusts towards a teammate's teenage sister should suffice at most levels of the game.
Obviously, things are a little different for Premier League players - replacing the woodbine with a Menthol cigarette will enhance your capacity for anaerobic respiration.
Get the blood pumping by having a little kickaround with the club mascot. It's quite difficult to trap a football while wearing a large cartoon dinosaur suit, so the mascot is unlikely to show up your abysmal first touch.
And it's important to aim any groin thrusts in the direction of Hollyoaks actresses and Page 3 models rather than your mate's little sister.
Incidentally, even for Premier League footballers, sports science experts still recommend the satisfying poo.
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The Internet has been around for decades and by now most people realize that what happens online, stays online. However reputation related dilemmas are becoming more and more prevalent because of the openness of the Internet and the fact that most people do not realize the permanence of items posted online.
Whether it's a photo, video, complaint, check-in, bad press or a simple status update, it is important to fully and completely realize that what happens online will presumably stay online- for parents, bosses, kids, (and even grandkids) as well as the rest of the world, to see.
In all its magnificence, the worldwide web can be amazing and help you connect and prosper or it can be detrimental and cause your downfall. I may be exaggerating this a bit but having a spotless online reputation is vital to the success of current, past and future relationships, career opportunities, and so much more.
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A couple of minor updates from the Christmas break – firstly The Snowman and The Snowdog 2014 was shortlisted by The Guardian as one of their best Android apps for kids of 2014!
Secondly, the game received a a festive feature over Christmas on the front page of the iOS App Store (see screen grab below). This goes nicely alongside the feature for the game in the Windows Phone store just before Christmas.
If you've not played The Snowman and The Snowdog 2014 yet, it's available for iOS, Android, Kindle Fire and Windows Phone devices, and you can read more about it here.
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whistles spring collection
I've been a bad blogger this week, sorry. Lots going on. I popped into Bloomingdale's and saw the new collection by Whistles, they have Friends & Family coming up this weekend with 25% off (UK readers there is 25% off with Grazia). I really like this lace cropped shirt, you can imagine Wallis Simpson rocking this dress (they also have it in black), an easy linen tee for spring and I still love this fur.
Saturday, March 7, 2015
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I hope you have a lovely weekend, a few things for you to browse around…
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Wednesday, March 4, 2015
shopbop sale
Here it is again, just in time for
spring more snow…the Shopbop sale. Up to 25% off until Saturday with the code BIGEVENT15. I spied this Michael Kors cross body bag (sold out on Net A P), some Soludos flamingo espadrilles, a 70s style Mother denim skirt, a minty tassely bag by Loeffler Randall and some cheetah-print sandals, a navy Self Portrait dress and a blush pink bucket bag at See by Chloe. Enjoy x
Monday, March 2, 2015
everyone in new york is wearing…studs
Big earrings have been out for a while now, replaced by random shapes or pretty Bauble Bar constellations (as seen above on Fashion Me Now). I love wearing these by brvts (which I have featured before), for similar try these at Tiny Armor. I have seen a lot of girls wearing gold safety pins by Catbird, love this web, or you could try something pave by Anna Sheffield or this selection at Madewell. Oh and these are very pretty.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015
fashion week freeze
Bonkers idea but seeing the frozen show goers in NYC and (slightly warmer) London I had a craving for a new coat. There has been so much brilliant fluff, fur, camel (camel and white) and pastels. I spied these…
Asos pastel | faux fur | grey funnel neck
Ganni biker or Ganni poodle? One of life's big questions
The Outnet Theory shearling
Pixie Market Ikat print
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Sunday, February 22, 2015
oscars 2015 best dressed
I didn't fall madly in love with any of the dresses this year but these three looks stood out. Sienna in Oscar de la Renta (her make up was incredible, see how Charlotte Tilbury worked her magic here), Marion Cotillard in Dior and Naomi Watts in Armani. Gorgeous x
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Lumber barons Timothy and Michael Riordan built this 40-room mansion in 1904 to house their massive families. It's architect, Charles Whittlesey, also designed the magnificent El Tovar Hotel located at the Grand Canyon. What's most interesting about the structure is that the two sides are mirror images, with a huge common area in the center, to provide each family with identical private quarters and shared living spaces. The park also includes picnic areas and a visitors center that contains exhibits. Guided tours of the mansion and grounds are held at regular times throughout the day.
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Education literally takes a different point of view at Northern Arizona University, due to its silhouette against Flagstaff's San Francisco Peaks. Surrounded by aspen and pine trees in four distinct seasons, students are challenged to better themselves both intellectually and physically through an eclectic array of classes and activities. Founded in 1899, NAU lays the groundwork for liberal arts education with opportunities to prepare for a number of specialized professions. Today, nearly 20,000 students embrace the future with their choice of 100 baccalaureate, 40 masters', and eight doctoral degrees. An events calendar covers athletics, music, art and more. The cultural scene at the University is kept active by various plays, dramas and concerts held at the Studio Theatre in Performing Arts Building (building 37). The Cline Assembly Hall in the Cline Library is also frequently used for ceremonies, lectures and talks.
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Give your little ballerina a gift she'll cherish.This Ballerina Necklace makes the perfect gift for the ballerina in your life. This fine piece of Ballerina Jewelry is made of metal, measures 16 inches long and has a 1 inch ballerina icon. Hand out during a special ballerina party or wait until after a recital.
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Dazzling Bolt leads Jamaica to world record
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DAEGU, South Korea (Reuters) - The world's fastest man Usain Bolt anchored Jamaica to a golden 4x100m relay world record in the final race of the 13th world athletics championships on Sunday.
Like so often before, Bolt crossed the line all on his own and once again his performance cast all others into the shade.
Mo Farah had been magnificent in clinching 5,000m gold for Britain in a superb race that would have proved a fitting climax to a dramatic Daegu games, but now that accolade must go to Bolt and his compatriots who set the first world record of the championships in its final event.
With an eye on the clock for what seemed like 50 meters, as soon as Bolt crossed the line he hurled his baton high into the crowd and the infectious celebrations began.
His dancing can only be described as world class, too.
"For me, it was just to go out there fast. We did just that. I am proud of my team," Bolt said after setting the 37.04 record.
"I am happy with myself. I enjoyed being the anchor. I had a little problem with my Achilles. I can't run the bend. It was decided I would run the anchor. Yohan Blake ran a great bend. I am happy with that."
As Farah was clinching 5,000 meters gold for Britain -- the nation's first world title at that distance -- another Briton was losing his crown with Phillips Idowu having to settle for triple jump silver.
He produced his season's best jump of 17.77m but it was nowhere near good enough to prevent American Christian Taylor from taking gold with a massive leap of 17.96m.
"It wasn't my day," said Idowu. "I felt I had that distance in my legs but it never came."
There was to be no happy ending for Caster Semenya, but she did not seem unduly concerned. The South African who was subject to an indelicate gender challenge after winning in 2009, lost her 800 meters title to Mariya Savinova.
Fifth after one lap, Semenya moved to the front and appeared strong and set for gold in a fast race. Her Russian rival from somewhere found another gear to reel her in, though, and overtook just before the line to take the title in 1:55.87, the quickest time this year.
"The race was pretty good. Even though I got a silver, I really enjoyed it, better than two years ago," a sanguine Semenya told reporters. "I know I won gold in Berlin, but I am feeling much better today."
Russia also won the women's hammer, Tatyana Lysenko triumphing with a season-best 77.13 meters.
The United States women finished on a high, racing to 4x100 meters victory over Jamaica.
The team of Bianca Knight, Allyson Felix, Marshevet Myers and Carmelita Jeter won in the year's fastest time of 41.56 seconds.
Jeter, the individual 100 meters champion, said: "It's been great, I'm very excited going into London 2012, it gives me a lot of motivation to go training for next year.
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Published: April 18, 2002
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg warned yesterday that the city faced layoffs and fewer garbage pickups, fewer police officers and less money for its schools if, as now seems increasingly likely, the city did not get all the help he sought from the state and federal governments and city unions.
The city's budget deficit has grown to nearly $5 billion for the fiscal year beginning July 1, the mayor said yesterday as he presented his executive budget plan. His plan to close that gap relies in part on $1.3 billion in savings that would require legislation in Albany or Washington or concessions from city unions. But with almost none of that legislation passed, and no deals with the unions to speak of, Mr. Bloomberg released a backup plan with half a billion dollars in further service cuts.
The mayor said the contingency plan would be ''onerous.''
It calls for eliminating fire companies from eight firehouses that currently hold two, shrinking the Police Department by delaying the hiring of its next class, scaling back garbage pickups, raising the fare on express buses to $4 from $3, closing 15 more centers for the elderly, eliminating medical services in homeless shelters, eliminating some youth programs and cutting a further $115 million from the Board of Education.
Many budget watchdogs have questioned the likelihood that Mr. Bloomberg will get $1.3 billion from state and federal actions and union givebacks since he first outlined his original budget proposal in February. But the mayor continued to hold out hope yesterday that his requests would be granted.
''If we get the help that we've asked for, if our projections on revenues and how efficient we can run government are correct, we will never have to implement any of these,'' Mr. Bloomberg said. ''But prudence requires us to tell people what would happen if. And so when you write the story of the contingency plans being very onerous, yes they are. But our expectation and our hope, and if everybody cooperates and we're a little bit lucky, we will never get to that point.''
It was a sober, even somber budget presentation that Mr. Bloomberg made in City Hall yesterday. He used words like ''scary'' and ''worrisome'' as he gave a PowerPoint presentation outlining the city's climbing expenses and falling revenues, and the effects that the recession and the World Trade Center attack have had on the local economy.
Once again, he set a philosophical budgetary stance that was far different from the City Council's. He sternly, albeit politely, rejected the Council's proposals to increase several taxes, saying that it would never get permission from the State Legislature to do so, especially in an election year. His pledge of no new taxes, with the exception of a higher cigarette tax, laid the battleground for negotiations with the Council, which must pass a budget in June.
In outlining his budget plan, as he is required to do each April, Mr. Bloomberg was speaking to several very different, but important, constituencies. To the bond rating agencies, whose approval or censure can save or cost the city hundreds of millions of dollars when it borrows money, he was trying to appear fiscally responsible. To Albany and Washington, he was painting a bleak picture of the contingency cuts that would be needed if lawmakers did not cooperate.
To the labor unions, from whom he is seeking $500 million in concessions, the mayor said that the choice should be clear: agree to back the city's plan to stretch out its payments to the pension funds, and make concessions on fringe benefits, or face layoffs. ''The alternatives are the contingency cuts, and the contingency cuts include layoffs,'' Mr. Bloomberg said.
His contingency plan identifies 2,600 positions that would be cut, largely through attrition, and calls for $64.9 million more in unspecified ''head count cuts.'' Neither Mr. Bloomberg nor his budget director, Mark Page, would say how many positions would be cut under the plan. But the Independent Budget Office, a nonpartisan city agency that monitors the budget, estimated that the city would have to cut 2,500 to 3,000 more positions to save that much. If carried out, those changes would remove 5,100 to 5,600 positions from the city's work force of roughly 250,000 to 300,000, depending on how part-time workers are counted.
Lillian Roberts, the executive director of District Council 37, the city's largest municipal union, said in a statement that the union had no comment on the mayor's plan, but would make its own proposal to him shortly.
To the City Council, the mayor issued a warning of sorts: pass a responsible, balanced budget, or face the risk that the city could be taken over by a financial control board, as it was during the fiscal crisis of 1975. When that happened, he noted, the board cut 64,000 jobs, including about one-fifth of the work force at the Police Department, the Fire Department and the Board of Education.
His remarks drew a sharp response from the speaker of the Council, Gifford Miller, who had been talking in recent days about negotiating a budget with the mayor. Yesterday, Mr. Miller pointedly left open the possibility that the Council would pass its own. ''If we're unable to work out differences of opinion, of course we'll pass our own budget,'' he said.


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – Trendy new retail shops are just the beginning of an entirely re-imagined Downtown Disney. With everything from sun hats and stylish flip-flops to customized headphones and gluten-free cupcakes, Downtown Disney has become a shopper's oasis for all to enjoy. The new offerings are part of an expansion that will double […]
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Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff last month tweeted about the tentative agenda for this week's Dreamforce, and caused a tizzy revealing a keynote session entitled "Analytics Cloud." Although the company immediately denied that it was planning to unveil such a thing or that Benioff intentionally spilled the beans, Salesforce.com did indeed launch its analytics cloud, called "Wave."
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The old saw is that sales is a numbers game. That's kind of true -- but less so every passing year. In reality, it's becoming a productivity game: How can we make the sales people in our businesses as productive as possible? The key is to make marketing people as productive as possible, too -- which they're becoming, thanks to the advent of better software and smarter ways of using it.
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BlackBerry Tries, Tries Again to Remake Its Brand
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BlackBerry is trying to rebuild itself by remaking its brand. A successful brand is one of the most important parts of any success story. However once a brand has sprouted roots, it's very difficult to remake it. It's easier to start from scratch. So what is the plan at BlackBerry -- and will it be successful? The BlackBerry brand has grown and evolved over the last 10 to 15 years.
Facebook Sharpens Audience Network Targeting
October 08, 2014
Facebook on Tuesday further opened its Audience Network to third-party developers and publishers. It debuted the platform in April, positioning it as a mobile monetization tool that would leverage Facebook's 1.5 million advertisers and the millions of users who sign into apps using their Facebook credentials. The platform is now available to developers and publishers around the world.
Make Your List and Check It Twice: Preparing for the 2014 Holiday Season
October 08, 2014
With summer behind us, brands and retailers are busy finalizing their plans for the upcoming holiday rush. Like last year, this holiday season will be a short one, with just 26 days between Black Friday and Christmas. With this condensed shopping period and digital commerce on an aggressive upswing, the holiday season is no time for retailers to take chances.
How Microsoft, Lenovo and Clickfree Damage Their Collective Brand Experience
October 03, 2014
What is a collective brand experience, and why is it so important for companies to understand and manage it correctly? It can't be ignored, because it will grow on its own and in harmful ways. However, most are shooting themselves in the foot on a daily basis. Companies understand the brand. Even so, only some do a good job at building, nurturing and protecting their own brand.
Facebook Launches Atlas to Shoulder the Whole Digital-Advertising World
September 29, 2014
Facebook on Monday announced Atlas, a rebuilt ad platform that gives marketers access to its vast troves of user data and helps them direct highly targeted ads across the Web. "Atlas delivers people-based marketing, helping marketers reach real people across devices, platforms and publishers," explained Erik Johnson, head of the new Facebook service.
Debunking the Lead Numbers Myth
September 29, 2014
Sales people love leads. They want lots of them, and they want them now. The more leads, the more money -- because sales is a numbers game, right? Well, yes and no. Some believe in an equation that says X number of leads will produce Y number of closed deals. If you make X greater, Y will be greater, too, right? That's a quaint thought, but it's not the way it works.
The New Forecasting Era
September 24, 2014
Sales forecasting never has been easy, and over time it has gotten a lot harder. This brings up a couple of points that every sales manager and CEO has to deal with: how to forecast deals and how to track them. Forecasting has gone through several generations of approaches that have been tied directly to sales practices. Unfortunately, some of us have been reticent to change practices.
The Growing Allure of E-Commerce Systems Integration
September 24, 2014
The power of e-commerce lies in the simplicity and ease of use delivered to customers. Giving customers the ability to quickly find a product, buy it and have it delivered -- without visiting a store or even speak with a salesperson -- lets companies sell on a massive scale with little overhead. However, behind the simple purchasing process that the customer sees is a very complex set of systems.
What Is the Apple Watch if Not a Watch?
September 18, 2014
The Apple Watch is not a watch. So what exactly is it? Or for that matter, what is any smartwatch from any other maker? No one has done a good job of creating a brand identity for the new segment yet. That leaves the space wide open. Rather than think of the smartwatch as a watch, we should think of it as a smartphone extension. It just happens to be strapped to your wrist and looks like a watch.
IBM's Watson May Change the Face of Business Analytics
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IBM on Tuesday announced Watson Analytics, a natural language-based cognitive service designed to provide businesses with instant access to powerful predictive and visual analytics tools. It runs on desktop PCs and mobile devices. Watson Analytics automates data preparation, predictive analysis, and visual storytelling for business professionals in data-intensive areas such as marketing and sales.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 Tears Down Sales, Marketing Walls
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Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015, along with updates to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and Microsoft Dynamics Marketing. All will be generally available in the fourth quarter of this year. This release will focus on knitting together the sales and marketing functions. The goal is to provide users of the app with more opportunities for collaboration.
Analytics: The Tie That Binds Sales and Marketing
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If you want to make an old-school salesperson flinch, just bring up the idea of data-driven selling in conversation. To sales pros, especially those who started in the game more than 10 years ago, the idea of data driving the sale is sacrilege. It minimizes the sales person's talent, and it suggests that sales are driven by a bunch of desk bound propeller-heads who never talk to customers.
Facebook Asks Users to Bare Souls Over Ad Hiding
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Facebook has updated its ad policy with two changes. One gives users the option of explaining why they don't want to see a specific ad in their News Feed. The second update takes this new policy a step further by giving more weight to the feedback provided from users who rarely hide ads. Facebook's goal is to identify ads that aren't good fits or are generally offensive.
The 5 Worst Blunders of CRM-Destroying Execs
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Twitter Cautiously Experiments With Buy Button
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Twitter on Monday began testing a new Buy button with a small percentage of its users in the U.S. -- one of the first steps in a larger initiative to build purchase functionality into the service. A small group of brands, including Burberry, Home Depot, Keith Urban, the Nature Conservatory and Soundgarden, are participating by sending offers that are unique for Twitter users.
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Salesforce.com's vision of the Internet of Customers is getting clearer, and it has a decidedly mobile orientation. The company on Monday announced the launched the Salesforce1 Fund -- a dedicated fund in its newly renamed investment unit, now called "Salesforce Ventures" -- that will pour $100 million into companies building mobile apps and connected products based on the Salesforce1 Platform.
YouTube Does Social Media Marketing Best
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It is a given that a marketing campaign must include a social media element -- especially when a brand is rolling out a new product. What is less certain is on which channel the brand should focus its time and resources. An answer was provided last week by Aol Platforms, which released the results of a study that tracked social purchase interactions through Convertro.
Uber Hustles to Buff Up Its Image
August 29, 2014
Uber is attempting to polish its image with a defense of its driver recruitment tactics following publication this week of accounts of sabotage, dirty tricks and generally ruthless behavior toward Lyft and other competitors in the ride-sharing space. "We want to make sure everyone has access to Uber's unmatched economic opportunity," Uber's "Craig" innocently said in a blog post.
Amazon Aims to Skewer Google's Cash Cow
August 26, 2014
Amazon appears to be readying an advertising platform to compete with Google's AdWords. It reportedly has started talking up its new Amazon Sponsored Links platform with potential partners and is anticipating a launch later this year. Ads from the new platform would replace those from Google currently found on Amazon Web pages. They also would be sold outside the Amazon universe.
Google Pinpoints Ads That Get Customers on the Horn
August 19, 2014
Google has launched a new service that lets advertisers track their ads' success at generating phone calls following user clicks. Website Call Conversions is designed to help marketers tweak their online ads to prompt more valuable phone inquiries. The tool works by generating a unique phone number that appears on a company's website after a user arrives there by clicking on an ad.
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Chilly Dog Monkey Hoodie Dog Sweater
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Kim from Healdsburg, CA– Verified Buyer
It does have a strange smell upon arrival and needs to be aired out. Also found it to be a little too long. The XL fit my 80 pound dog perfectly around and through the chest but it would be better about 4-6 inches shorter. Otherwise it is beautiful, well made and gets so much love when we go on walks!
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Michelle from Worcester, MA– Verified Buyer
This sweater is great! Looks adorable but also keeps him very warm.
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JULIE Russell from atlanta, GA– Verified Buyer
My Pit Bull looks adorable in this sweater! This was the best price I found anywhere and the quality of the materials used in top-notch.
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I bought this for my doberman, its a hit anywhere he goes. Probably mostly seen on the little dogs, but why not a big guy. After all, big dogs have more fun. :)
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Jacquelyn from Austin, TX– Verified Buyer
This sweater is so cute & it's quite warm. My only complaint is that it has a chemical smell to it. I've washed it about 4 times & the smell is dissipating. My dog hasn't had a chance to wear it yet, because it's warmed up quite a bit, but I'm sure he'll get lots of crazy squeels when he does.
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I have a small poodle that has to be shaved, and this sweater is very warm! It also gets a lot of comments due to it's ADORABLE design!! I have to roll it up when my dog goes out to potty, but other than that it is perfect for every day use.
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2 Drivers Critically Hurt In Gardena Crash
Two drivers were critically injured in a three-vehicle crash at the intersection of Normandie Avenue and Artesia Boulevard early Sunday morning, Gardena police said.
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Family and friends are holding vigil and keeping the faith.
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A house fire Thursday critically injured an elderly couple and badly damaged a home in Boyle Heights.