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She may lead the charge for Girls Who Code, but Reshma Saujani's best productivity hack isn't some techie tool: it's the humble to-do list.
Reshma Saujani can check some serious accomplishments off her to-do list: she was previously the Deputy Public Advocate of New York City and the first Indian-American woman to run for Congress.
One thing Saujani is not: A coder. But with women representing less than 20% of those graduating from college with computer science degrees, she saw that young women could do better than the three-to-one gender gap in computer science fields. She started Girls Who Code in 2012 to change that. There are now eight Girls Who Code programs in five cities (New York, San Francisco, Detroit, San Jose, and Davis, Calif.), with more set for next year.
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Discomfort walking up hills
I apologize, this is text heavy, but I want to get all the info on here. My girl (5 1/2 yr old GSD/Mal) seems to have some discomfort when she's walking up hills, and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what the issue might be.
When she's going up hills, she kind of humps her back and instead of walking "right back foot, left front foot"/"left back foot, right front foot" she walks "right front, right back"/"left front, left back". She does this every time she walks up a hill. We live in the mountains, in a very hilly area, so avoiding hills is impossible. She's actually changed her walk now so that she walks like that almost all the time, hunches her back at hills, and her trot and canter look normal. This first started when she was about 2 and we had gone for a 3 hour hike that was about 2 hours uphill, 1 hour down. By the end of the hike she was definitely tired out - which is a little unlike her, she normally goes forever. The next day she was limping and sore to get up. The limp would go away after a few steps. She was sore and limping for a few days (maybe a week?) so we made a vet appointment to get her hips looked at. The hip x-rays looked very good to the vet, not sent to OFA as she's a shelter dog and was spayed really young. Vet thought that maybe there was a bit of shading higher up on the spine that might indicate arthritis starting but nothing major. Vet suggested a couple of weeks of rest (no walks, no ball chasing, monitored pee breaks), which we did, and all seemed good after that. Just before Christmas this year, she had a super active couple of days and was extremely sore after that (limping again, laboring a bit to get up, limp would go away after a few steps, but she wasn't really interested in much activity). The soreness lasted over Christmas and New Years, and we took her to a vet a few days after New Years (we were out of town with her and didn't have non-emerg access to a vet until we got home). Vet said it was probably her back (based on shadows on old hip x-rays) and that they could do more x-rays to confirm if we wanted. We decided to try resting her again, so we gave her 1 month rest and gave her aspirin for about a week. No x-rays at this point. After 2 weeks, she was raring to go but we rested her the full month. After that, it was like she was very out of shape, so we started up with 20 minute walks in the evening, 10 minute walks in the morning. We've gradually increased this to about 20 minutes in the morning and 1 hr + in the afternoons/evening. Every once in a while, she still seems sore. Especially after a longer walk with maybe a tag-along doggie friend. So we took her back to the vet last week for back x-rays to see what we were dealing with. Vet x-rayed her back, decided to check hips again, and also x-rayed her back hocks. Everything came back clean. No changes in her hips since she was 2 (appt was on the 15th and I looked on the hip forum that day after viewing Frankie's x-rays, and based on the x-rays I've seen there Frankie is good/excellent, but I'm no expert); spine looks excellent with no arthritis; vertebrae all evenly spaced which suggests that it's not a disc issue; hocks look great. So... I've spent a lot of money to find out that Frankie is structurally fine! I'm happy to know she doesn't have any bone problems, but we still don't know what might be causing the discomfort! Does anyone have any ideas? Vet suggested acupuncture, and then maybe going to see a gait specialist (which would be a 3 hour drive, not a problem, but we want to rule everything else out first). |
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Yeah, I thought of disc too. I've had a herniated disc, and kinda know what it would be like for her. Should we just go on with the acupuncture? (It seems a bit new agey to me, but hey, why not if it will work.) Or should we try a few more weeks of rest?
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I agree with Huntergreen to make an appt. with an ortho vet. As for the acupuncture, I would try it to see if it gives her relief.
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Agree on the ortho vet. At her age they may want to do a myelogram to look for disc extrusions etc. You can't see that on a standard x-ray.
IF money is an issue, try someone who does acupuncture and cold laser; they may, by feeling along the back/spine isolate the issue and know what to do.
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Well, money is always a consideration but not really an issue until we get into the big $$. Our biggest issue is time/driving distance. We live kind of in the middle of nowhere. It's an hour drive to the acupuncturist, and would probably be a 3 hour drive to an ortho, more if there's no ortho in Spokane.
I left a message with the acupuncturist the other day but she hasn't gotten back to me yet. Maybe I'll ask my vet for an ortho referral too... |
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62 reviews so far
29/08/2013 08:31am
Rosie KilsbyVery good sailing courses for children. Kids parties also excellent.
24/06/2013 02:50pm
Georgia DayI got back from 5 days Calshot with my school today and it the best week-off-school EVER! Loved every minute of it! Will def come back some day. Thanx to all the brilliant instructors: Stu (pronounced Shoe), Sam The Woman, Kelly, Timothy, Joe, Euan Johnathon Alexander Griffis and of course Harry with his non-existent group of 9-year-olds. Everything was amazing and was great fun - I especially loved windsurfing, sailing and track cycling.
Thank You Calshot!
Georgia, 13-in-19-days, Harrow Way Community School, Andover.
11/06/2013 08:51am
Isabel FinchamWe went to calshot for a weekend, and our instructer was Terry. We had a lot of fun while learning new sports at the same time! Terry was very good at introducing us to all the different activities, as many of us had not tried most of them before. It was great, and I left wanting to return.
20/05/2013 08:33am
Jago LawlessMy son is a mad keen cyclist.
For his 11th birthday we booked a private track cyclng session for him and a friend.
They cycled for an hour doing various drills to test their bike handling and cycling skills and finished with a 1K time trial.
This was the most fantastic experience for the pair of them. The coach, Jamie, was great and never has an hour gone so fast. Now they just need to know when they can either go again or sign up to a track cycling club.
This is a great thing to do and would strongly recommend it to any budding Wiggo or Pendleton.
Will Calshot be opening up the facility to junior cyclist?
Thanks again
10/04/2013 09:27am
Stephen HallJust wanted to say thank you for making William's Birthday Party last Thursday afternoon such great fun. Big thanks to Sam, for making it hugely entertaining as well as educational! Will certainly be recopmmending this to others. Thanks again. Steve (and William).
25/03/2013 04:03pm
caitlin stottCalshot Activity Centre is amazing and i will definitely be going back there in the future i will advice everyone to experience it!!!!!!!! just got back to day and buzzing!!!!
11/12/2012 09:54am
VanessaMy first time snowboarding I booked a private lesson with Rob. He was very reassuring and made clear instruction as to technique. Very professional and I had a wonderful time and will be back for more. Highly recommended
22/11/2012 03:01pm
george povey-ryanthe activities are inpecible but some are to hard and scary
20/09/2012 09:39am
Andrew TaylorI have been lucky to have visited Calshot twice. Firstly in 1971 for a Geography 5 day field trip and secondly in 1972 for an activities week. Each occasion was fantastic and the fond memories have stayed with me since. I am glad to read from current reviews that the centre is still a huge success.
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28/08/2012 02:03pm
Ben FosterHi, im Ben and i recently did an activity week with calshot. I was in the 13-16 group and there were so many fun activities to do and i met loads of new people. I thought the velodrome was awesome and having an outdoor climbing day at swanage was brilliant. Our instructor Dan was awesome and we had alot of fun. Thanks for a great time and i think i speak for the whole group by saying it was amazing fun, our instructors were brilliant and you have great facilities. Maybe you could do an extended course over 7days instead of 5? And 1 thing to improve: the food :) it wasnt bad though and everything else surpassed my expectations!
Many thanks,
Ben, 14 from Worcester
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Battle of Otranto | |||||||
Part of the Ottoman wars in Europe and Ottoman-Hungarian Wars |
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Ottoman Empire | Kingdom of Naples Crown of Aragon Kingdom of Hungary |
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Gedik Ahmed Pasha | Francesco Largo † Alphonso II of Naples Balázs Magyar |
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18,000 infantry 700 cavalry 128 ships |
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The Ottoman invasion of Otranto occurred between 1480 and 1481 at the Italian city of Otranto in Apulia, southern Italy. Forces of the Ottoman Empire invaded and laid siege to the city and its citadel. After capture, more than 800 of its inhabitants - who refused to convert to Islam - were executed. The Martyrs of Otranto are still celebrated in Italy. A year later the Ottoman garrison surrendered the city following a siege by Christian forces.
The attack on Otranto was part of an abortive attempt by the Ottomans to invade and conquer Italy. In the summer of 1480, a force of nearly 20,000 Ottoman Turks under the command of Gedik Ahmed Pasha invaded southern Italy. The first part of the plan was to capture the port city of Otranto. After it fell, its garrison and inhabitants brutally massacred or sold into slavery. In response, Pope Sixtus IV issued his second call for a Crusade. Several Christian monarchs responded with military support.
In May 1481, a Christian army composed of Neapolitans and Hungarians besieged Otranto. Two days after the siege began, Sultan Mehmed II died. The resulting succession crisis prevented the Turks from sending further reinforcements to Italy. Otranto was retaken from the Ottomans.
Invasion of Italy[edit]
On July 28, 1480, an Ottoman fleet of 128 ships -including 28 galleys - arrived near the Neapolitan city of Otranto. Many of these troops had come from the siege of Rhodes. The garrison and citizens of Otranto retreated to the Castle of Otranto. On 11 August, after a 15-day siege, Gedik Ahmed ordered the final assault. When the walls were breached the Ottomans began fighting their way through the town to the cathedral and citadel. Upon reaching the cathedral, "they found Archbishop Stefano Agricolo, fully vested and crucifix in hand" awaiting them with Count Francesco Largo, the garrison commander and Bishop Stefano Pendinelli. The archbishop was beheaded before the altar, Largo was sawn in half, and Pendinelli was skewered or hacked to pieces by scimitars. A total of 12,000 were killed and 5,000 enslaved, including victims from the territories of the Salentine peninsula around the city.[2]
Martyrs of Otranto[edit]
Following the city's capture, the Ottomans launched a raid to round up all the remaining male citizens. Up to 800 men were told to convert to Islam or be slain.[citation needed] A tailor named Antonio Primaldi is said[citation needed] to have proclaimed "Now it is time for us to fight to save our souls for the Lord. And since he died on the cross for us, it is fitting that we should die for him." To which the captives with him gave a loud cheer.
After refusing to convert, they all were led to the Hill of Minerva on August 14 (later renamed the Hill of Martyrs) were they were executed one-by-one. Primaldi was said to have been the first to be beheaded.[3][better source needed] The Martyrs of Otranto were collectively canonized as saints by the Roman Catholic Church in May 12, 2013.[4] Their remains are claimed to be stored today in Otranto Cathedral and in the church of Santa Caterina a Formiello in Naples.
The Christian historiography has come under some criticism by later historians. The Ottomans disputed that large-scale executions took place; the bones to be found in the Cathedral of Otranto are claimed to be actually those of fighters killed during the Ottoman invasion. But Italian researchers conclude that some acts of terror were committed by the Ottoman invaders to create panic among the local populace around Otranto. Recent scholarship has questioned whether any victims were actually slaughtered, finding it more likely that prisoners of war were sold into slavery instead.[5]
Stalled advance[edit]
In August 1480, 70 ships of the fleet attacked Vieste. On September 12, the Monastero di San Nicholas di Casole, which accommodated one of the richer libraries of Europe, was destroyed. By October attacks had been conducted against the coastal cities of Lecce, Taranto and Brindisi.
However due to lack of supplies, the Ottoman commander, Gedik Ahmed Pasha, did not consolidate his force's advance. Instead he returned with most of his troops to Albania leaving a garrison of 800 infantry and 500 cavalry behind to defend Otranto. It was assumed he would return with his army after the winter.
European response[edit]
Since it was only 27 years after the fall of Constantinople, there was some fear that Rome would suffer the same fate. Plans were made for the Pope and citizens of Rome to evacuate the city. Pope Sixtus IV repeated his 1471 call for a crusade. Several Italian city-states, Hungary and France responded positively to this. The Republic of Venice did not, as it had signed an expensive peace treaty with the Ottomans in 1479.
In 1481 an army was raised by king Ferdinand I of Naples to be led by his son Alphonso II of Naples. A contingent of troops was provided by king Matthias Corvinus of Hungary.
The Christian forces besieged the city on May 1, 1481. However on May 3 the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, Mehmed II, died without the quarrels about his succession being finalized. The subsequent succession crisis resulted in the failure to send Ottoman reinforcements to relieve Otranto. The Turkish garrison in Otranto was forced to negotiate with the Christian forces which permitted the Turks to withdraw to Albania.
The number of citizens, said to have been nearly 20,000 (a figure disputed by recent research), had decreased to 8,000 by the end of the century.[citation needed] Out of fear of another attack, many of these left the city in the following decades.
See also[edit]
- ^ Csaba Csorba, János Estók, Konrád Salamon (1999). Magyarország Képes Története. Budapest, Hungary: Magyar Könyvklub. p. 62. ISBN 963-548-961-7.
- ^ Paolo Ricciardi, Gli Eroi della Patria e i Martiri della Fede: Otranto 1480-1481, Vol. 1, Editrice Salentina, 2009
- ^ Bunson, Matthew. "How the 800 Martyrs of Otranto Saved Rome". Catholic Answers. Retrieved 11 February 2012.
- ^ "Martyrs of Otranto, entire village that chose death instead of renouncing their faith". Rome Reports. Retrieved 10 May 2013.
- ^ Nancy Bisaha (2004). Creating East And West: Renaissance Humanists And the Ottoman Turks. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.
External links[edit]
- En.otrantopoint.com
- Zum.de
- Borghitalia.it
- Castellipuglia.org
- Uni-mannheim.de
- Cronologia.leonardo.it
- Museomuro.it
- How the Eight Hundred Men of Otranto Saved Rome
- The Crusades Wiki
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I feel like we've had this kind of thread before, but this season seems like an endless parade of one injury after another. I feel for these skaters. So much. Can we start our own DL? Just a place to keep track of who's injured/what they have/estimated downtime/whatever we find most important? After a point, I forget who's injured and when to expect them back. If others would add to this as things happen, that'd be great. MEN Jeremy Abbott: recurring back injury Brian Joubert: seems to have been ill for most of the season Evan Lysacek: groin injury Johnny Weir:: hip injury LADIES Alissa Czisny: dislocated hip Rachael Flatt: some kind of injury (speculated unofficial retirement) Kiira Korpi: inflamed achilles (out of Euros) Julia Lipnitskaia: ankle injury Polina Shelepen: ankle injury Yretha Silete: torn ACL (off-ice all season) PAIRS John Coughlin: torn labrum Katarina Gerboldt: rib injury? Can't remember now. DANCE Kaitlyn Weaver: Broken fibula; withdrew from Nationals
My earlier compilation through Dec. 20, 2012 (primary focus on Sr. Grand Prix skaters that withdrew before or during competition): http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/sho...ury-status-reports-amp-updates-2012-13-season
Katarina Gerboldt: Torn ligament: has had surgery twice, in Aug and Oct http://www.rsport.ru/figure_skating/20121003/621110643.html Josh Reagan: Rib injury: http://www.usfsa.org/Story.asp?id=48585&type=media Flatt is most likely out with the reoccurring tendinitis from the last several seasons (complications of prior stress fracture?) http://www.usfsa.org/Story.asp?id=48610&type=media
Does anyone know what kind of injury Adam Rippon sustained that caused him to withdraw from 4CCs (as mentioned in U.S. men's thread)?
I think Plushenko should be a permanent institution on the injured list. Not sure if Gachinski's leg numbness counts for inclusion on the list though. Isn't Nathan Chen still injured as well?
Whatever the injury is, I hope it's not too serious and that Adam will heal fully and soon. Have a great off-season Adam!
I saw a tweet from Jeremy Ten to Adam Rippon saying he wished him a speedy recovery, so I guess that's what they're talking about. I came here hoping someone would have details lol. Anyway, I wish him a speedy recovery too.
Cross-posting from the U.S. Men's thread... Dornbush replaces Rippon at Four Continents - press release: http://www.usfsa.org/Story.asp?id=48962&type=media "Rippon, who placed fifth at the 2013 U.S. Championships, sustained an ankle injury on Saturday. He is expected to make a full recovery." This Jan. 25, 2013 press release confirmed that Alissa Czisny "underwent successful surgery to repair damage in the joint capsule of her left hip caused by a hip dislocation": http://www.usfsa.org/Story.asp?id=48905&type=media


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This relates to $20 million in competitive grant money Mass. is making available to maintain staffing levels for at least a year, but could relate across this forum. Does anyone's dept collect 2nd apparatus average arrival time as a data point? I believe my dept's CAD system could collect the data with proper database scripting, but right now I have my sys administrator stumped how to retrieve the info. I believe we use 4D/Firepoint to manage our servers.
I ask because the grant application includes this section:
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Saw the grant opportunity yesterday on the EOPS website. It will be interesting to see how many departments with lay offs, black outs, brown outs etc. get approval from the "powers at be" to pursue the grant. The other issue I see with the grant is "sustainablility". What are these departments going to do to fund these positions after the 1 year time frame is up. There are only 2 options: apply for SAFER or pursue an override vote (not likely to be approved by the taxpayers).
As for data; we keep track of all apparatus movements, but our system is police oriented (joint dispatch) making it impossible to extrapolate data such as average times. Alot of data I have to get is done by hand.
Good luck with the grant.
I also noticed that the grant wording condradicts itself from page 1 to page 2... typical politician thinking....
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Firedawg, if you track all unit arrival times then it can be done since the data exists, but might need to pull it out in a custom query and then do some manual work on it. Like drop the times into a spreadsheet and then add an Excel calculation for the time difference between #1 and #2. Vendor should have some support for creating custom data dumps if they use a standard T-SQL database on the back end. If they use proprietary then it's either them or a lot of paperwork to run stuff on printouts.
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This is a discussion on Insurance for WRX's and STI's within the Everyday Impreza Talk forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Originally Posted by Mikie13 ...and I have a lot more than ONE whopper of a speeding ticket... 110 in a ...
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I have one ticket and one accident, 27 yrs old in NY:
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Hmmm. That kind of situation usually only happens when you get most of those tickets in states other then the one your insurance company pulls your record from (like ones other then the one you live in)... If that is not the case then you need to go buy a lottery ticket because you would have to be the luckiest person on the planet to have that kind of fluke rate happen. The only way that is possible, to my knowledge, is if your insurance company simply does not recognize that you have been ticketed. (ie. tickets are from states other then the one they pulled your record from, or you are VERY "intimate" with an agent...)
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"Driving most supercars is like trying to manhandle a cow up a back staircase. . . This is like smearing honey into Keira Knightly" -JC
We've spoke about this before. This ultimately pisses me off to no end. Especially since I only live about 25 minutes away from Mike. I pay $250 (a that's WITH a discount from my college's alumni association) a month with a squeaky clean driving record. Mike is younger than me, has AN STI that is one year NEWER (I have a WRX!!!), HAS SPEEDING TICKETS and he still pays way less. And let's not forget the other moving violation you told me about that you didn't include in your list up there. I HATE NEW JERSEY. WTFFFF!!!!11!1!11one!
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I was wondering about this.Please help
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I was wondering about this.Please help
Technically, no. However, there is something called the Gamma function which is an extension of the factorial function.
See: Gamma function - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Technically there is.
There is such a thing as .5!
Since (x-1)! = x!/x
(-.5)! = (.5)!/.5 = 2 * (.5)!
However, anything less than -.5 has no factorial as it'd be dividing by 0.
i.e. -1! = 0!/0 = 1/0
-2! = -(1/0) /0
I didn't even know about decimal factorials, but I tried it with my calculator and it found that .5 factorial was valid, so I tried -.5 factorial and it worked too.
Likely you're calculator is actually computing the gamma function. The gamma function exists for all complex numbers except non-negative integers.
It's been roughly defined as (n-1)!, though the true definition is an improper integral (see the wikipedia article).
The definition of the classical factorial function only exists for positive real numbers, with a special exception that 0! = 1.


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It sounds like Nokia's classic ringtone just got a few octaves lower and sadder. Last night, Strategy Analytics revealed that our favorite Finnish phone-maker had been ousted from its lofty position at the top of the cellphone food chain. Samsung just became the leading shipper of mobile phone handsets in the world.
How did this happen? The same way a runner in any race pushes to the front: he speeds up, or the other guy slows down. Sometimes both happen at once.
Nokia Takes A Tranquilizer
There's a kind of morbid fascination involved in watching a formerly great goliath stumble: we've seen it over the past few years in the mobile space with RIM and Palm (and then HP), but seeing Nokia trip over itself has been akin to witnessing a revered grandfather fall down the stairs. Nokia practically created the mobile phone industry; until recently its brand name was unassailable in most parts of the world, with the curious exception of the United States.
The nature of their missteps has been well-documented, but suffice to say that Nokia CEO Stephen Elop made some difficult choices. He made these choices rather publicly in his "burning platform" memo of February 2011, which, depending on who you ask, either told some hard truths or needlessly eviscerated Symbian sales at a critical point in the company's history. Whichever view one takes, the fact remains that Nokia didn't start shipping devices built on its new OS of choice, Windows Phone, until much later in 2011. Perhaps it was unavoidable, but that delay cost them dearly.
As is usually the case with platform wars, the data isn't exactly clear regarding all the factors surrounding Nokia's decline. It's true that the Windows Phone platform has been slow to gain traction, but Nokia was also woefully behind in developing a replacement for Symbian -or even in realizing that a replacement for Symbian was needed- before Elop showed up. To anyone paying attention, the decline seemed inevitable, given the company's lack of agility.
Seeing Nokia reinvent itself, with the accompanying beautiful design work coming from its hardware division, has been truly incredible; speaking personally as a consumer, the N9 and its derivatives are the reason I started noticing Nokia. But beautiful design and the most interesting innovations, while an indicator of potential greatness, are lousy at arresting downward momentum. A fall from grace was overdue, and it's finally materialized. After watching storm clouds gathering on the horizon for months, a massive 24% decline in handsets shipped year-over-year is Nokia's barometer finally crashing into the basement.
So it was only a matter of time before Nokia lost the number-one spot. But the king who loses the crown is only half the story. What steps did the new guy take to snatch it from his head?
Samsung Copies, Creates, & Conquers
Samsung's current lead over Nokia is in part a byproduct of their war with Apple.
In an editorial a while back, I talked about the voracious appetite of second-place companies. There, the conversation was smartphone mind-share, and the leader was Apple, but the second place contender was still Samsung:
"… Marketing head Younghee Lee recently said, Especially in U.S., people are obsessed with Apple It's time to change people's attention.' One need only look at the recent patent and advertising war between the two giants to confirm it: Samsung covets Apple's leading mindshare position in that special way that only a second-place contender can. They've got their eye on the prize, and they're fighting for it."
Samsung's approach to satiate that hunger for success has been unexpectedly multifaceted: instead of focusing their efforts on innovation, marketing, or emulation, they've done all three.
Look at what Samsung has released in just the past year and a half. The Galaxy Note, initially considered a novelty item or a target of mockery by many (myself included), sold 5 million units in five months. It carved out a new "phablet" category not just for itself, but for a host of imitators. "Note"worthy indeed, and not bad for a device many thought was DOA.
They brought the same zeal to the second coming of their popular Galaxy S smartphone series, once again blasting carrier after carrier with premium versions and midrange derivatives. Where the original Galaxy S devices still suffered a tad of stigma from "regular" consumers associating it with an iPhone knockoff, the growing brand prestige of Samsung had eliminated any such comparisons by the time the Galaxy S II line debuted. Apple, much more potent a competitor than Nokia but equally as sluggish, refused to incorporate larger AMOLED displays, giving Samsung some purchase for easy visual differentiation. Once buyers' eyes were attracted by the larger devices, they were drawn in further by the promise of the Android ecosystem and the more advanced capabilities of the Samsung devices, further reinforcing the Samsung brand perception.
At the same time, that brand was being heavily pushed by an aggressive marketing approach. Samsung was taking jabs at -and in some cases openly insulting- iPhone users, a controversial tactic it continues even today with its "The Next Galaxy" teaser. The company isn't afraid to ruffle some feathers in the name of increased mindshare, and judging by their new title, it hasn't hurt them much.
Even the "bad press" seems to be working in Samsung's favor. I've talked before about my lack of enthusiasm for some of Samsung's "me-too" products; sometimes it seems like they're brazenly copying the competition. Some elements of the competition seem to think so too, as Samsung's been the target of numerous lawsuits recently. But all the accompanying exposure in the media is doing something invaluable: it's keeping their brand name on people's screens and in their minds. Ironically, the alleged untrustworthy conduct (copying) is working in concert with their impressive product portfolio to cement the Samsung's brand name as a trusted one, at least when it comes to mobile phones.
A New Reality
These massive upheavals don't happen often. They're the result of years and years of hard work and determination on the part of one company, and stagnation or mismanagement on the part of another. The last time the number-one spot on mobile handset vendors list changed was 1998, when Nokia dethroned Motorola. Fourteen years is an impressive run.
That's not to say that this change is permanent; it's a volatile and unpredictable market. Nokia and Samsung are very different companies who couldn't possibly be taking more disparate routes to success. And at the moment, the results they're seeing are very different, as well. But the fact that Samsung is now the market leader shouldn't be perverted into a reason to condemn Nokia's new strategy; Nokia's midstream shift was violent, and will take a long time to recover from.
The longer it takes, though, the more opportunity Samsung has to continue leveraging its considerable advantages to stay on top. Given the uncertainty surrounding Nokia, it's anyone's guess when or if we'll see them on top again. But judging by past performance and looking at who's sneaking up behind Nokia (a certain Cupertino company), we may see a shift in the second- and third-place slots before we see another change in the first.


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A Couple Questions
A Couple Questions
Hey guys,
I've been vegan for a while now. I feel great. Thanks everyone. This site has been pretty helpful. I've been reading around a bit and found this. Just thought I'd share. I'm sure some of you know about him already.
He actually recommends a roughly 80/10/10 carb/protein/fat ratio. I've logged my diet on fitday.com for several days, and am surprised how naturally I gravitate towards that ratio!
Anyway, here are my questions.
1. The hardest thing to deal with is my social life. I'm getting lots of "why do you eat like a rabbit?"s and "man, why can't you just enjoy life a little?"s. And I've already given up trying to explain that "clean" feeling to them. So how do you guys deal with things like eating out?
2. Can any of you recommend some good books about blood pH level for me to read? I've been pretty interested in that lately, and google just doesn't cut it. And on Amazon, I've only been able to find diet books. I'm looking for a largely informative book, not a book telling me what to eat.
Thanks in advance, guys.
as for eating out… i either meet up with friends at places other than restaurants, eat before i go, or order a salad. i'd rather kayak/hike/bike with friends than sit around with food anyway. i say i eat raw because it tastes better. that surprises people!
Hi, nice to meet you here!
I found that at the beginning I was worried about people's reaction to my rawness, but as I got more confident with it, my worries went away, and my being raw isn't an issue for me and so it isn't an issue for anyone else. And as I let go of the worry, I stopped attracting awkward situations to myself!
I also found that making lovely recipes and sharing them with cooked friends and family stopped the silly questions, once they tried my food and found out it wasn't all carrots and lettuce they 'got it". My non raw brother even made the whole family a 3 course raw vegan meal when we went to visit, they have become quite intregued by the whole thing really.
Don't try to over-explain it to people. Just say you tried it and it makes you feel better, so why quit? Tell them you enjoy life better when you feel good. Mostly they are probably just jealous of your willpower and resolve and you are making them uncomfortable with their unhealthy diet. Then live by example. And invite them over to uncook with you.
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Largely inspired by some of John's recent stuff, I decided to try something different today, though I'm not convinced this is entirely successful. And if anyone, other than John, can identify what they're looking at (the title isn't a clue), I'll do them a print.
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Tuesday, November 4 2014
What Makes a House a Home: "Justice League Dark Annual #2"
Through all of the noise and overstuffed panels in this issue, through all the clatter and the clutter, DeMatteis manages to tell a story worth telling. I wish he had taken more time with it.
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So, why is there only one major female in this story, and why is she either at a disadvantage (e.g. a lousy, selfish boyfriend), or playing the role of the scheming, vengeance-minded super villian?