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Republican candidates on the ticket for the general election this November said they are tired of losing. That was the consensus of many who spoke at the GOP picnic at the Spencer County Fairgrounds Saturday afternoon.
Highlighted by gubernatorial candidate Matt Bevin, candidates said they haven't just tired of losing elections, but also on issues like gay marriage and health care, both of which were the subject of landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions announced last week.
Blood drive at Spencer Christian Church
The American Red Cross will be hosting a blood drive on Wednesday, July 1, at Spencer Christian Church, located at 5720 Taylorsville Rd. The drive will be from 3:30-8:30 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome and all are invited to attend.
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Taylorsville Masonic Lodge #210 will have an all-you-can-eat country ham breakfast from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 4. The breakfast is $7 per person. Carry-out is available.
While Friday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage in all 50 states was not unexpected, the speed in which the changes were being implemented surprised County Clerk Lynn Hesselbrock. Within hours of the announced ruling, clerks across Kentucky were issued directives to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples immediately.
"We're still kind of in shock that this happened so fast," she said. "We knew the ruling was coming, but it's surprising that the Governor's immediate order would come so quickly."
An interlocal agreement to pay back funds secured for the levee project was reached last week and signed. Officials are now prepared to pay for a study to determine how extensive any needed repairs may be in order to have the floodwall certified.
The elementary portion of the Spencer County Middle School Track team competed in the Elementary State Track Meet at North Oldham High School earlier this month.
Wade Hutt placed second in the 100-meter run and second in the long jump. Gabe Bowling placed fourth in the 400-meter run and third in the 200-meter run. Brice Roark placed second in the long jump and third in the 100 meter dash. Chris Rollier placed fifth in the long jump and 12th in the 100-meter dash. James Hall placed 13th in the 100-meter dash.
A young black bear, a male about 2 or 3 years old, has been seen by several people in Nelson County, said a wildlife biologist who twice saw the creature himself Wednesday night.
Jason Nally, of Loretto, said it is the first confirmed black bear sighting in Nelson County in the five years he's worked for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources.
The bear was seen at the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth on Louisville Road.
At 9:24 p.m., Nally said he had seen the bear 30 to 45 minutes earlier.
Last week's rulings on two hot-button issues resulted in many elected officials, candidates and advocacy groups sending out emails and statements regarding both. Here are some of those received by the Spencer Magnet.
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Interim activity continues, and in our meetings, there has been very significant data provided. During the IJC on Labor and Industry last week, Dr. Kate Akers of the Kentucky Center for Education and Workforce Statistics reported that nearly 63 percent of Kentucky public high school graduates were college and/or career ready in 2014. While the numbers are an increase over previous years, it is difficult to compare with other states because Kentucky is unique in this measurement.
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Timothy J. Lynch: Is Diplomatic History Dying?tags: diplomatic history, Oxford University Press, Timothy J. Lynch, great men theory
Timothy J. Lynch is an Associate Professor, Director of the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Associate Dean for Research at the University of Melbourne. He is the editor-in-chief of the Oxford Encyclopedia of American Military and Diplomatic History. View the Melbourne launch of the Encyclopedia, or attend the American Military and Diplomatic History conference at Oregon State University on 7 May 2013.
Despite lying at the intersection of both history and international relations — two of the most popular disciplines in the contemporary arts academy — diplomatic history is seen as old-fashioned. New, trendier, and leftier approaches have risen. Consider that of the 45 historians at the University of Wisconsin in 2009, 13 (or 29%) specialized in gender, race, and ethnicity; only 1 (or 2%) studied diplomatic history or US foreign policy. Between 1972-2009, the Journal of American History published 36 articles that expressed some sympathy for American communism and not a single one which was critical.
The bestselling history textbook remains Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States (1980). Zinn was unabashedly liberal-leftist in his approach. His book is currently the 860th bestselling book in America. Paul Johnson's A History of the American People, a conservative interpretation, is 19,331st. This is not to argue over the academic merits of both books but to observe that Zinn's leftism has necessarily affected how many students and their teachers understand US history. Despite over 40% of Americans describing themselves as conservative, less than 16% of academics identify that way. The American academy, no less American historiography, is a liberal hegemony.
Why this imbalance? After all, diplomatic history has hardly been the preserve of conservative scholars. Perhaps the most important 20th century work of diplomatic history was William Appleman Williams' Tragedy of American Diplomacy (1959) — the inspiration for a wave of left-leaning revisionist histories of US foreign policy. Christopher McKnight Nichols and David Milne, my two associate editors for the Oxford Encyclopedia, would comfortably locate themselves on the progressive wing of modern politics. Liberal historiography is a very broad church.
One possible answers lies in the necessary focus on the 'great man' thesis of history — either implicitly or explicitly — in the work of many diplomatic historians. Men, and it largely is men, have been the key foreign policy makers until comparatively recently. They have lead nations, fought wars, and dictated the terms of peace. All the great commanders-in-chief in US history have been men because all 42 presidents have been men.
As a way around this, university students are increasingly presented with impersonal forces and told these are responsible for injustice or are, conversely, the locomotives of progress. Racism, economic deprivation, and gender inequality color the research agendas of a substantial number of historians. Ameliorate these forces and we can enter the sunny uplands of progress and equality. It is not individuals that move history but forces, pressures, classes, sexes, races, even climate. Nations, led by individual leaders, are made to matter less than the United Nations, led by supposedly progressive impulses.
The diplomatic historian, of course, may be in sympathy with some of this. But he or she must also acknowledge the elite nature of much of what he or she studies: the president and his foreign policy principals, ambassadors and military commanders. And that elite, until the era of Condoleezza Rice, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama, was overwhelmingly white and male.
This modern bias against elitism and 'great men' and in favor of the explanatory power of impersonal forces is inherent in much contemporary historiography. Diplomatic historians find themselves having to bridge the divide. If only there were more of them — liberal and conservative — doing it.
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Ivan Lietaert: Very informative and a nice picture, of course.
I have a question: why add an ND filter to increase exposure time even more? How does this improve the looks of the picture?
(I know you mentioned the blur of the fish, but that was accidental, not?)
Blurring the fish and making sure the water is flat, that's all.
bokane: Yes, good photo. But that reminds me, this is the same macro photographer who on earlier DP posts was asked how he got his insects to stand still. Did he ever respond?
You can click on my username to get a list of all my publications.
munro harrap: As the picture we are able to see is so tiny, I can only give ideas and impressions.
These are that the picture is now too dark. Iused to be cursed with a similar love for chiaroscuro, allowing shadow areas to block up in interior scenes as long as the main features (people) were clearly visible, but here you had a fantastic opportunity to objectively record an ecological disaster and to show it (possibly getting published for high fees in Nat Geo etc), and you decided instead to make an arthouse death picture, a memento mori with dark drapes of cloud and loss of a great amount of visual fact.
I would much prefer a straight record of the scene using merely a moderate contrast curve and bringing out highlight detail without smashing down the dynamic range and contrast as you have here done (start with -100 black, -50 shadow, mod contrast curve and reduce highlights until they are just at 100%-lit triangle in white on right.
Its an amazing fact-lets see it!
Thanks for your comment.
I really don't think much data or fact has been lost here. I use methods that do not 'smash down' DR but rather manipulate the histogram without losing much detail. The raw file is exposed to the right, and does not represent the true scene either.
P.s. I have been published in Nat Geo and they didn't seem to have a problem with my post processing.
alcaher: I have alot of landscapes and wildlife photoes that dont look good but i should save them anyway because you never know what results you are going to get.
Thats a great article, i saw your gallery, wow!! I didnt know Bolivia have great landscapes and places. Any workshop in central América?
Thank you alcaher,
unfortunately I currently don't have a workshop in central America. I've visited and it's truly beautiful over there, but to tell you the truth, I find the weather hard to manage! :)
bokane: Yes, good photo. But that reminds me, this is the same macro photographer who on earlier DP posts was asked how he got his insects to stand still. Did he ever respond?
Yes, he did.
Tim Gander: Interesting to see the transformation from the original file to your finished image. Personally I do think the image is over-processed, but I'm not sure at what point I would have suggested processing be stopped. The fish, in the final image, have become a little too surreal in appearance as if the pixels have been pushed a bit to far. The vignetting is too strong for my tastes, but then my personal rule of thumb is that if the vignette is noticeable then it's probably too strong.
It's fair to say that the final version would be disqualified from being used as a press photo, but provided it's not being presented as a press photo then that's fine. I does strike me though that this photo tells a news story, and as such would have to be supplied with far less processing.
Still, I wasn't there, I didn't take it, so my comments are qualified by those caveats.
Thank you Tim. I'm not, and never will be, a press photographer, so I'm in the clear there! :)
photo_rb: I take a bit of issue with the comment that this was caused by man-made construction. Perhaps, but it is easy and popular to automatically blame any tragedy like this on man.
A few sites I visited did not come to that conclusion. From what I read, there were a combination of factors, primarily calm weather being responsible for low oxygen levels.
Guys, please let's not go there. The only thing I did was tell what the hotel owner told me. I'm not 100% sure it's true but that's really not the point of the article. Thanks!
cantanima bis: With sincere respect, it's "grisly", not "grizzly". Otherwise, great article.
You're right, thank you :)
Thematic: Not challenging the result or the photographer - i like this image but I do have a question:
Why the heavy vignetting? Especially in an image like this. It draws the eye to the center of the frame and prevents the viewer from seeing the "expanse" of the herring through out the water.
To me, and the hundreds of students at my school who have seen this, it makes no sense and the vignetting reduces the impact of the image.
Very strange choice.
No hard feelings, just a question.
Hi Thematic, thanks for your comment.
In my personal opinion the vignetting is indeed on the strong side but adequate and helps me convey the atmosphere I wanted here, that's the only reason.
I'm glad to know that hundreds of students saw it - what did they think, vignetting aside?
BTW I welcome any criticism, no worries.
solarider: Considering the conditions you had to experience, a great effort I think.
I imagine you had to smudge your clothing and equipment afterward
Thanks for sharing.
The smell stayed on the boots (and in my nose!) for WEEKS! :(
tinternaut: As an occasional dabbler with ETTR, I'd take issue with the idea the raw file is poor. You had a good, basic composition and you'd collected plenty of data :). There's not a lot more you could have done with the conditions you were given. I enjoyed the ACR/Photoshop lesson that followed. The end result speaks for itself.
Thank you tinternaut.
The RAW file is of significantly lesser quality than what I usually start with, that's all I meant. I'm happy you liked the result!
mononk: Interesting indeed. But may I suggest you post an identical article with examples from places not so exotic as Iceland and Africa? I.e. NY City, Paris, London, Rio... The average Jo will more likely visit these places a few times in his life and will try his luck in finding a new point of view. Many thsnks.
Iceland and Africa aren't so exotic today, I have to mention :)
I won't be posting city shots since I'm a nature photographer.
Thank you.
Zaax: Actually I prefer crappy weather for landscape photography.
That really depends on your definition of crappy weather :)
leifurh: I put this where the photo of Kirkjufell was originally posted - guess I might as well put it here as well.
The photo appears to be taken from the vicinity of the village of Grundarfjörður looking north-west towards Kirkjufell (which I have climbed, it's a great adventure!). Where you would expect to see the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper (along with Polaris to mark North) the photo has a bright mass of stars running vertically through it which appears to be the Milky Way (not a prominent feature of the Icelandic night sky I'm afraid!).
For this to happen the Earth's axis would have to slant by a number QUITE a bit larger than the current 23.5° (my crude maths tell me that the ecliptic cannot rise higher than (90°-64° = 26°) + 23.5% = 49.5% and should of course be seen to the south, not the north (and presumably running west-east, not north-south).
Whatever you're trying to say, this was the way the stars were. Have a look at the raw files.
Sessility: What really annoys me about the first photo is that it's so obviously a composite (the reflection doesn't match the stars in the sky). I know the technical reasons for it (light level of sky vs. foreground, and long shutter speed needed), just saying that I find it quite distracting.
It's a vertical pano and the reflection matches the sky. Sorry to disappoint.
rrccad: Pardon me for a dumb question. how'd you shoot this on a A7R in March 13th of 2013?
Sorry, it was 2014 indeed :)
Mike Sandman: Excellent explanation, but I'd like to understand why HDR wouldn't work here. I've used in in situations where there was a high level of contrast. The result didn't look like over-cooked HDR, and the details were visible in areas as dark at the room to the left.
See https://www.flickr.com/photos/msandman/4592433976/in/set-72157646361874135
Isn't HDR for situations exactly like this?
(However, I'm not sure I could have squeezed off the five or six shots for HDR during the brief time when the sun was peeking through the rafters.)
HDR could work, my point is that this method is far easier, that's all.
Angrymagpie: Thanks for the piece, great educational value!
I was wondering how you managed to get rid of the flares? What tool(s) did you use? Did you use the same one(s) to get rid of the flare around the sun star and the one on the left corner?
Thank you Steve, that's very kind.
IvanM: Erez, congratulations on a well thought out shot and technique to match!
I am just wondering how you find the wide angle Canon lenses on the A7R? Particularly the corner sharpness of the lenses as compared to the center...
Thank you Ivan,
On the A7R you can see the drop in corner sharpness as compared to the center very well. The 16-35 f/2.8 is known for that. I'll be switching to the f/4 soon.
Angrymagpie: Thanks for the piece, great educational value!
I was wondering how you managed to get rid of the flares? What tool(s) did you use? Did you use the same one(s) to get rid of the flare around the sun star and the one on the left corner?
I just used the eraser to expose the flareless layer underneath. Eraser was used throughout.


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Ideas, not products, are the key to innovation & CPG / Retail Growth
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: leadership cpg innovation retail fmcg 1,014 Visits
A new generation of innovators and entrepreneurs in Asia believe in the power of big ideas over company-driven research and development. "Innovation has for years come from designers and marketers. ... But this new generation of innovators knows that...
Trendwatching: "Clean Slate Brands". Who needs legacy CPG brand value?!
From TrendWatching: Newer, better, faster, cleaner, more open and responsive; consumers are rushing to CLEAN SLATE BRANDS and are now lavishing love, attention and trust on brands without heritage and history. Obviously brand value...
Study: 81% buy organics at least sometimes. Are CPG & Retail missing opportunity?
A study by the Organic Trade Association says 81% of U.S. families purchase organic food at least sometimes, while 48% of those who buy organic food do so because it is "healthier for me and my children." Consumers also choose organic food to avoid...
Survey: 95% of American use coupons. Is this true across other regions?
Survey finds high coupon use among Americans In a survey by Linkable Networks, 95% of consumers say they use coupons, and 73% say they use them at least twice a month. "Our research shows that consumers are using multiple sources to simplify and...
Why B2B social media efforts need to include the entire company
For years now, I have struggled to get a groundswell of subject matter experts (SME) to consistently participate in social media channels. These SMEs are our busiest people and have enormous demands of their time put upon them. The...
Branding Brand: 39% of traffic to 2013 Top 500 retail websites is via smartphones
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: smartphone brand cpg retail marketing fmcg 1,175 Visits
How people use their smartphones and what that means for CPG & retailers Sponsored by Facebook, IDC surveyed nearly 7,500 owners of Android smartphones and iPhones, finding that 84% of the average 132 minutes a day each person spent on the phone...
CNBC: IBM survey says 8 of 10 shoppers made last purchase in store. Physical retail still important
A new IBM consumer survey says 8 of 10 shoppers made their last purchase in store. This means physical retail is still important, and we're evidently a long way from online shopping being the majority of consumer transactions. http://soa.li/er8KbkX...
WSJ: For CPG & Retail, only 6% paid via mobile in 2012 & less than 25% even want to.
Survey: Consumers use mobile more for banking than buying Consumers used their smartphones to check bank balances, make deposits and pay bills 33% more last year than the year before, according to the Federal Reserve, but they're not showing the same...
Challenging CPG / Retail CIOs to Drive Front-Office Transformation
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: cio fmcg retail cpg 913 Visits
Organizations are increasingly inundated by data: more sources of data, more types of data, and more detailed data. Yet while the volume, depth, and diversity of data continue to increase exponentially, the need to cut through the growing noise becomes...
Wow! Stores charging $500 to Browse! Take THAT, "Showroomers"!
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Personally I think the negative impact of "showrooming" is a bit over-hyped right now. I realize that most online merchants have a lower cost of operations that those merchants with physical stores. However, as some large retailers have announced...
Ask IBM : What do I do with Cloud, Big Data ?! Innovation Explanations
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IBM's best and brightest share insights into emerging subject areas and technologies. Here is a great site that houses the ideas of some of our most innovative "IBMers". Please take a quick glamce at what you can learn about...
How to increase Pay-Per-Click ads for CPG & Retail 15%
PPC is on the rise as search and social intertwine, survey shows Spending on pay-per-click ads by enterprise technology, consumer electronics and retail brands rose 15% year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to a Covario survey. The...
22% all time spent online is on social networks and blog sites
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: marketing fmcg cpg retail 1,077 Visits
According to Nielsen, p eople are using social networking in staggering numbers. The world currently spends 110 billion minutes on social networks and blog sites per month. This equates to 22 percent of all time spent online. Pioneering CPG &...
Nielsen: 30% of CPG spending goes to fresh retail food
According to the Nielsen Global Survey of Fresh Foods, shoppers spend 30% of their food, grocery and personal-care budget on fresh food, and the category is evolving. "Fresh is becoming more complex, with greater variety in products and package sizes,...
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty Outlines a Vision for Competing in the Era of "Smart"
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: smarter planet ibm fmcg retail rometty ginni cpg ceo 2,601 Visits
On March 7, Ginni Rometty delivered a speech at the Council on Foreign Relations on how organizations and individuals can leverage big data, analytics, cloud, mobile and social technologies to become more competitive in the "era of smart." In her address,...
WIRED observes that IBM's commitment to open CPG / Retail cloud standards is a big deal.
Cloud computing is at a crossroads where incompatible vendor approaches and a lack of standards have created silos that block innovation. IBM's open standards based hybrid cloud offering will remove proprietary interfaces, provide greater...
Small Business: 5 tips for more effective CPG / Retail content marketing
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: fmcg marketing retail cpg 1,026 Visits
Regardless of your organization's revenue, you must create and optimize the consumer audience's awareness of your brand. "Entrepreneur" online has an article (below) that lists some key points to consider when building brand awareness and value. ...
Mashable: 10% of all U.S. CPG / Retail shopping will be online by 2017
U.S. online retail sales are on track to rise 13% to $262 billion this year and hit $370 billion by 2017, according to Forrester Research. By then, e-commerce will account for about 10% of all U.S. retail sales, up from about 8% now, the report says....
TRENDWATCHING: "LOCALIZASIAN": products 'Made in Asia, for Asia, by Asia'
Innovation in Asia, by Asia, for Asia set for rapid growth in 2013 and beyond. Expect to see a boom in products 'Made in Asia, for Asia, by Asia' fueled* by: The race for the Asian consumer, which has resulted in ever higher regional...
Survey: 7 in 10 College students purchase on mobile devices
More than half of college students say they habitually check their mobile devices for deals, according to research by Study Breaks and Campus2Careers. And 7 in 10 said they had made purchases via mobile, with most of these saying they did so at least...
LEMPERT / IDC Report: 87% of CPG companies have trade promo tech in 2012 vs 45% in 2011
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: promotions retail cpg trade fmcg marketing 1,102 Visits
My friend, Phil Lempert, "The Supermarket Guru", reported today on a new IDC report on trade promotion. I am a bit surprised at the results of the report, frankly. I am not certain the actual utilization of trade promotion technologies has caught up with...
Once in 12 years: CPG & Retail shoppers flock to Maha Kumbh Mela in India
Marketers from huge global CPG companies as well as small private manufacturers are flocking to Maha Kumbh Mela, a religious festival held once every 12 years in India and expected to attract 100 million people before it ends March 10. The event allows...
Gluten a concern for 30% of U.S. adults. Are CPG & Retail missing the oppty?
Although CPG manufacturers and retailers have had literally decades to leverage healthy food choices as growth opportunities for their businesses, I believe there still exists a huge untapped potential for healthy eating advocacy. Take a look at these...
Survey: Private brands slip in Czechoslovakia. Global CPG / Retail Trend?
Shoppers in Czechoslovakia are losing interest in private-label products, with 15% purchasing them regularly, according to an Incoma GfK survey. One reason is a narrowing gap between prices of private-label and branded products. Prague Daily...
IBM CPG / Retail shopping app implements augmented-reality technology
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: fmcg retail augmented-reality cpg ibm marketing 1,577 Visits
IBM demonstrated a comparison-shopping application that makes use of augmented-reality technology to bring a Web-like experience to shopping in a bricks-and-mortar store. "The same experience people expect online is available in the store," said IBM...
NRF: 27% of Americans earning < $50,000 will shop discount stores
Due to US payroll tax hikes, 27% of Americans making less than US$50,000 per year said they will shop at discount stores more often, compared with 19% of adults making more. Source: NRF survey conducted by BIGinsight What does this mean for...
PHIL LEMPERT VIDEO: A perfect storm in CPG / Retail trade promotions in 2013
Phil Lempert, a true SupermarketGuru (SupermarketGuru.com) states f ood price hikes that grow dollar sales but impede unit volume force manufacturers to promote in order to move units. It's a costly way to retain or grow share. Trade spend is...
Will CPG spend more on Digital Marketing alone, than all IT by 2015?
I'm hearing from CPG clients that they will invest more resources in digital marketing, alone, (not all of their marketing spend) than their entire IT budget by 2015. What this tells me is that marketing is quickly evolving from print to digital, and the...
IBM 2013: Africa is the next China. How can CPG capitalize?
Africa is on its way to becoming the next China, and IBM is determined to get in on the ground floor, officials say. The tech giant is hiring thousands of workers in Africa and is seeking contracts for high-tech analytics and infrastructure projects....
CPG / Retail Food Industry predict 13% sales increase in 2013
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: marketing fmcg retail cpg 977 Visits
In a WeiserMazars survey, U.S. food and beverage industry experts say they expect 13% sales growth this year, citing factors including additional customers, higher prices and product launches, particularly in health and wellness. The report forecasts...
REPORT: Nearly 50% of all online purchases resulted from "Showrooming"
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: marketing fmcg cpg retail showrooming 1,372 Visits
IBM has just released a new global study of more than 20,000 consumers across several countries. Among the findings in the study, "Showrooming" emerged as a more significant trend than what may have been expected. Showrooming is a trend...
VIDEO: The era of the mobile enterprise has arrived in 2013.
How can biz leaders proactively embrace this new era of mobility http://ibm.co/XulPnB Today's millennials are tomorrow's mobile enterprise leaders, says The Huffington Post: http://huff.to/Ysy7OH IBM's Jerry Cuomo...
Is your mobile experience disappointing shoppers?
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: marketing shopper cpg insights mobile fmcg retail 1,036 Visits
"With our BYOD policy, how can I safeguard enterprise data?" "BYOD" (Bring Your Own Device) seems to be a daunting strategy for CPG and retail brands. I believe that this opens a wealth of opportunity for brands to leverage....
Wow! IBM is really Cool! ;-) 'THINK' how this could help CPG & Retail....
THINK presented by IBM in INNOVENTIONS at Epcot® at the Walt Disney World® Resort in Florida, USA holds a weath of stimulating ideas that both CPG manufacturers and retailers, alike could leverage to create excitement for their shopping...
Report: Asia to become top CPG & Retail e-commerce market in 2013
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: fmcg e-commerce cpg marketing asia retail 1,313 Visits
China, India and Indonesia will see the biggest jump in e-commerce sales this year and help fuel the Asia-Pacific region past North America to become the world's biggest market for online retail in 2013, according to a report from eMarketer. Women's...
Driving CPG & Retail Performance Through Sustainability
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: marketing cpg fmcg sustainability retail 967 Visits
What better way to promote your business to your market place than through the goodwill generated via genuine concern for the environment. There are great case studies of beverage manufacturers reducing the quantity of water required for...
15 tech innovations to watch for 2013 and Beyond
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: marketing cpg fmcg retail technology 2013 it 1,723 Visits
The IBM "5 in 5" Innovations that will change our lives in the next five years is here ! Check out what's coming next. Ten other technologies are likely to help deliver sustainable growth in 2013, according to the World Economic Forum's...
Report cites 13% savings for IT in 2012 from cloud adoption
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: fmcg cloud wholesale retail cpg distribution 1,060 Visits
CDW published new findings as reported by eWeek showing signidicant realized savings in the past year through cloud adoption. I think this represents a huge potential for CPG companies globally to leverage this trend. User demand for cloud...
The Great Equalizer: Social Media Allows Any Size CPG Compete with the Heavyweights
POSTED HERE ON BEHALF OF STEPHEN BROWN< IBM CONSUMER PRODUCTS INDUSTRY GENERAL MANAGER: Social networking isn't just expanding these days—it's exploding. Innovative consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies that channel this explosive energy can give...
The Humanization of Technology for CPG & Retail
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: marketing retail cpg fmcg 1,062 Visits
When we compare the human evolution versus the evolution of technology, the breakthrough was when mankind finally invented making fire. http://2012.tedxflanders.be/speaker/marc-teerlink Marc Teerlink, consumer psychologist, a passionate speaker...
How a stint in India helps CPG & Retail execs reach the next level
Based upon my visits to India, and my conversations with the Retail Association of India, much of the world should look to the strategies of that country to help guide their new product development and introduction. CPG companies should even venture...
VIDEO: Playground of the millennials : Huge CPG & Retail opportunity
Ralph Jacobson email@example.com Tags: fmcg retail cpg millenials shopper marketing insights 1,391 Visits
The next generation of shoppers are ready for the next generation of shops. CPG can leverage this market via direct-to-consumer as well as partnering with retailers. Watch the video to learn more. (00:02:24) From transactions to relationships:...
Report: WW Online sales grew 21.1% in 2012 . Should CPG drive this further?
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: online insights shopper social fmcg cpg consumer retail 1,266 Visits
Global e-commerce sales topped $1 trillion last year and are on track to rise 18.3% in 2013, according to eMarketer. The growth is fueled in large part by rapidly rising online retail sales in the Asia-Pacific region, where sales are slated to push...
7 reasons retailers' (& CPG's) messages are missing the inbox
Ralph Jacobson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: cpg mobile insights fmcg retail shopper marketing 1,393 Visits
I think a big challenge for both retailers and direct-to-consumer CPG marketers is the fact that as soon an a new, innovative marketing approach is launched, consumers are smart enough to leverage what they actually want, and delet the rest into their junk...
By 2016, 50% of large enterprises will have deployed internal social networking
eWeek: Enterprises face steep learning curve on social business By 2016, 50% of large enterprises will have deployed internal social networking platforms to improve collaboration and streamline processes, but experts say many businesses will have...


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I'm about to start work on a new, standalone project that's not a mystery before working on another Myrtle Clover, Murder on Opening Night.
Now releasing–A Body at Bunco. I'm excited about this April 2, 2015 release and new adventure for Myrtle!
Available in audiobook: Body in the Backyard and Progressive Dinner Deadly , A Dyeing Shame, Death at a Drop-In , and A Body at Book Club are all available as audiobooks.
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April 2, 2015: A Body at Bunco, Myrtle Clover #8
Octogenarian sleuth Myrtle Clover has never heard of the dice game Bunco. Regardless, she steps in as her daughter-in-law's sub and reluctantly puts her game face on.
Bunco turns out to be child's play. But when a body is discovered, Myrtle realizes another game is afoot. Before long, she's playing cat and mouse with the killer.
Can she track down the murderer before the game is up? Or, with the killer playing hard to get, will it end up being "no dice?"
September 9, 2014: Myrtle Clover #7: Death Pays a Visit.
When psychic (and hubcap retailer) Wanda Alewine pays a late-night visit to Myrtle Clover, she urges the octogenarian sleuth to head straight to Greener Pastures Retirement Home. But Wanda doesn't want Myrtle to consider the home's dubious amenities–she wants Myrtle to prevent a murder seen in a vision.
Reluctant Myrtle investigates with sidekick Miles, who seems a lot more interested in Greener Pastures than she is. As the duo digs, they uncover more than just Sudoku and Scrabble—they discover a sinister undercurrent… with murder as its outcome.
Read Chapter 1 for free by clicking here.
Shear Trouble (Southern Quilting mystery #4–released August 5, 2014):
As the leaves begin to fall in idyllic Dappled Hills, someone puts too fine a point on a local
ladies' man. Fortunately, the detective skills of quilter Beatrice Coleman are a cut above the rest….
The Village Quilters of Dappled Hills, North Carolina, are desperate to finish their quilts before an upcoming show. To help, fellow member Posy has opened the back room of her shop, the Patchwork Cottage, for everyone to use. But the ladies are less than thrilled when Phyllis Stitt and Martha Helmsley—members of their rival quilting guild, the Cut-Ups—ask to join them.
Phyllis is hoping to leave the Cut-Ups and join up with the Village Quilters now that Martha's dating her ex-fiancé, Jason Gore. She's not pleased when he visits the shop and even more upset when her new shears disappear. After offering to search for them, Beatrice discovers Jason with the shears buried in his unfaithful heart. Now she must sharpen her sleuthing skills to find a killer before someone else's life is cut short.…
Coming soon:
The fifth Southern Quilting mystery (June 2015): Tying the Knot:
Wedding bells are ringing in Dappled Hills, North Carolina. But when the festivities take an unexpected turn, quilter Beatrice Coleman must get crafty and catch a killer wedding-crasher…
Everyone loves a wedding, and with the sister of Beatrice's beau, Wyatt, about to say "I do," Beatrice and the Village Quilters are pitching in to help with the nuptial plans. They're hard at work making everything from wool boutonnieres to a quilt-shaped wedding cake. And all the talk of love and marriage has Beatrice thinking seriously about her own budding romance with Wyatt.
But after she stumbles across the body of the best man on the church steps, Beatrice needs to stop threading her needle and start collecting clues. She, along with the Village Quilters, will need to turn all their attention to solving a murder before another victim gets cut out…
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My husband and I (and our dog) stayed at this hotel for two weeks. We are very picky about which hotels we stay in and we have stayed in Residence Inn Mariott in Miami, FL and Chester, VA, and so we knew that this hotel would be perfect for us and our needs (military on the move).
We loved our one bedroom suite (with a spacious living room and separate bedroom), two TVs, small kitchen, dining table, desk, couch, closet space, and nice vanity. Our hotel room was facing the mountains and for two weeks, we had a wonderful view of the sunrises and sunsets!
This hotel is located in a very nice area (this was also another reason we decided to stay here... safety!). We enjoyed a quick drive to the main shopping areas, restaurants, and the interstate is right next to this hotel (without the extra noise!).
The hotel provided daily breakfast (nothing fancy, but it was satisfying) and also hot dinners, including wine and beer on certain days. We saved lots of money just by eating at this hotel.
The staff was extremely friendly! I reserved this hotel way before we even moved to Colorado and the receptionist was nothing but sweet, informative, and helpful! The check in was smooth, the hotel provided everything we needed, and the check out was very quick.
Our dog also enjoyed her stay at this hotel thanks to the spacious rooms! (The only negative comment I have - which is completely our fault - is that we were placed on the top floor and so far away from the stairs. This made it very inconvenient to take our pet outside as she did not like the elevators. So, if you are planning on staying at this hotel with your pet, be sure to request a bottom floor room or at least one that is close to the stairs). This hotel (and all other Residence Inns that we have stayed in) charges one-time pet fee (whether you stay one day or 14 days) of $75.This is a great deal, especially if you are planning on staying long-term. But... we would pay this fee even if we have stayed a couple of days. This hotel is worth it!
The Air Force Academy is only a couple of minutes of a drive from this hotel and Fort Carson is about 25 min. and so is the Peterson Air Force Base. If you are military, this hotel is especially great for a long term stay and offers a military rate!
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Kingston, OK 73439
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Wynnewood, OK 73098
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Coalgate, OK 74538
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Ardmore, OK 73401
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Ardmore, OK 73401
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Milburn, OK 73450
The Chickasaw White House was once considered a mansion on the Oklahoma frontier. The property was the home of ... read more...
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Kingston, OK 73439
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Ardmore, OK 73401
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Catfish Bay Marina at Lake Texoma
Kingston, OK 74701
This year-round fishing guide service offers fishing and fun for all ages from the Oklahoma side of Lake Texoma at Lake ... read more...
Sovereign Fine Gifts & Bedre Chocolates
1007 N Country Club Rd
Ada, OK 74820
Sovereign Fine Gifts & Bedre Chocolates in Ada is a high end retail destination selling designer products. Take a ... read more...
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Stratford, OK 74872
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Ardmore, OK 73401
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Sulphur, OK 73086
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Main St
Davis, OK 73030
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National Museum of Horse Shoeing Tools & Hall of Honor
7781 N US Hwy 177
Sulphur, OK 73086
Explore what it takes to be a craftsman of one of the horse world's oldest trades at the National Museum of Horse ... read more...
218 W Muskogee Ave
Sulphur, OK 73086
The Rusty Nail Winery is a boutique winery and tasting room located in Oklahoma's Chickasaw Country. The Rusty ... read more...
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Tishomingo, OK 73460
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36819 Hwy 7
Davis, OK 73030
Wild Horse Creek Hunting in Davis takes three days of guided whitetail deer hunting and wild hog hunting packages to a ... read more...
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Ardmore, OK 73401
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Ada, OK 74820
Waddell Vineyards in Ada is the perfect place to relax in the country with a glass of Oklahoma made wine. The vines were ... read more...
Eccentric Duffer Golf Course & Range
Ada, OK 74820
The Eccentric Duffer Golf Course and Range is a beautiful and unusual nine-hole executive course located near Ada. The ... read more...
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205 S A St
Davis, OK 73030
Stillwater Milling Co. is a 10,000 sq ft facility with an extremely diverse inventory. Stop in to browse through their ... read more...
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Lake Murray State Park
Ardmore, OK 73401
Located within Oklahoma's largest state park, the Lake Murray State Park Trail System offers 10 miles of trails perfect ... read more...
Hwy 70 E
Kingston, OK 73439
Lake Texoma, an 88,000-acre water playground provides some of the best fishing in the nation. The most popular species ... read more...
Lake Murray State Park Golf Course
866-602-4653, 580-223-6613
2673 Lodge Rd
Ardmore, OK 73401
Located at Lake Murray State Park, this 18-hole golf course features towering oak trees, tree-lined fairways, ... read more...
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YG's summer got off to a rocky start. Last month, the rapper was shot outside of a studio in California, which had fans wondering if he would rebound after the devastating event. Fortunately, he wasn't seriously injured physically, but mentally, we can't be too sure after the stunt he pulled today on Instagram (July 7).


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1998 Plymouth Neon Question: have no heat at all but when i drive the car over heats
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Im getting BL2 for PS3 really soon with my bday closing in (8 days from now) and im way too excited to play it.
I might get confused with classes (idk if there is a class with ammo regen... i love ammo regen since that saves up money) and weapons at first, but it'll be a game i can play for hours long like BL1.
I also found (also with credit to Iloveeevee for raiding the armory and killing Crawmerax together which was a while ago tbh) a pearlescent weapon: ZX100 U Hunter's Jackal. Its a decent weapon (not quite what you would expect from a very rare gun) and i kinda like it too. Still like the Volcano more
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