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The optimal value of Qcache_lowmem_prunes is 0. You want to make sure you set the query_cache_size high enough to hold your frequently used queries. MySQL trims what is held in the query_cache when it needs space. Having said that, a total of zero Qcache_lowmem_prunes might not be possible, so you should strive to keep it as low as possible. See: query_cache_size and of course query_cache_type (should be set to 1).
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Let's Get Poppin' with Adjectives {First Grade Adjective Activity}
21 comments :
- Pirate Princess said...
Great idea. I'll have to check it out on TpT. Thanks for sharing.
- March 9, 2011 at 10:28 PM
- Kimberly said...
Love this idea! Just bought it on TpT. Thanks for sharing your hard work.
- March 10, 2011 at 3:11 AM
- Mrs. Saoud said...
I too have been working on adjectivies. The experience with the popcorn and the art work looks, sounds, feels, taste YUMMY!! We've been working on habitats and thistlegirl has new graphics for the RAINFOREST, yeah!! So, I created a center activity. Linking to TPT now!
Cheryl Primary Graffiti
- March 10, 2011 at 3:15 AM
- addiegirl724 said...
Love that you use Treasures! So do we, and I agree that it is good minus all the practice pages that go along with it. I'm always excited to see what you are going to create for the weekly lessons. But again, how do you manage to fit all this stuff in? Do you eliminate alot in the daily planner? If so, what and how? Also, do you have a series for your Math, Science, and Social Studies? I feel like my creativity suffers b/c of the time constraints. Thanks again!!
- March 10, 2011 at 3:43 AM
- Rachelle said...
Love this! Let's get "poppin' over to TpT to buy it!"
- March 10, 2011 at 7:05 AM
- Erica said...
This is so cute. I have to ask, do you have anyone to help you make all of your adorable printables? If not, how do you do it? I'm amazed by you daily.
For the record, we just did an adjective activity where my kids colored big snakes (I hate snakes...ew) and came up with adjectives about their snakes. Popcorn would have been waaaay more fun!
- March 10, 2011 at 7:32 AM
- Kelli said...
Very cute I think I will have to adapt it to fit my 5th/6th combo class!
Kelli @ loveoursimplelife.blogspot.com
- March 10, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Tanya Solano said...
Mmmmmmm, I can just smell the popcorn poppin', now I'm hungry! : ) What a fun activity! I am totally going to work this so I can fit it into kindergarten!
- March 10, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- Andi said...
I love this idea, too! I just bought my copy at the TPT magic store! This will be a PERFECT way to end our week and start off Spring Break with a bang! Er, I mean POP!
- March 10, 2011 at 2:12 PM
- Janae said...
I love it! Buying it right now... Thanks! :)
- March 10, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- second grade story said...
Love this- as always, your work is adorable, creative, and fun! Bought it tonight and already planning to use this next week!
- March 10, 2011 at 6:41 PM
- Let The Sunshine! said...
This is adorable!
- March 10, 2011 at 8:29 PM
- Miss Lauren said...
Love this! I could definitely use this with my ELL kiddos.
On another note, my school is thinking about the Treasures program for next year - we are meeting to talk about it again soon. What do you think about it? Some opinions from teachers who use it would be very much appreciated!! =)
Thanks! I LOVE your blog!!
- March 11, 2011 at 6:36 AM
- Lindsey said...
what a fun idea! and the popcorn is just a bonus! i'll have to check it out:)
- March 11, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- dollb6 said...
Abby...bought it. Love it! Thank you!
- March 12, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- The First Grade Parade said...
LOVE IT!!!! It's just PERFECT!!! Can't wait to use it with my firsties!!
- March 12, 2011 at 8:26 AM
- Mrs. Lutton said...
I love how creative and fun your classroom is!! I can't wait to put this to use. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas!!
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- March 14, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- mdarnold88 said...
Love this idea! So excited to teach adjectives now!
- March 14, 2011 at 7:39 PM
- Dusty said...
Awesome idea! I will definitely have to do this! :)
- March 14, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- Kristin Young said...
This is precious! Thanks for posting. I love your stuff. :)
- March 21, 2011 at 5:56 PM
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What a great idea :))), going to do that with my son for sure :)). Thanks for sharing.
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Well bash scripting isn't one of my strong points, going to have to do something about that ;D, but I'll give it a shot.
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Might as well start from the beginning:
This runs the the executable /usr/bin/crond
If /usr/bin/crond exits with a status of 1. A 1 exit status means error
>>/var/adm/cron 2>&1
Append, >> means append, to the file /var/adm/cron the output of standard output, 1 means standard output, and the output of standard error, 2 means standard error.
So all together we have, run /usr/sbin/crond and if it exits with an error append the standard output and standard error of /usr/sbin/crond to the file /var/adm/cron.
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This year, South Carolina gained a seat during this process. Therefore, the district lines within the state were revised and on Jan. 3, 2013, the new district lines take effect.
I'm sure by now most of you have heard about the computer data compromise at the S.C. Department of Revenue. More than 3.6 million Social Security numbers and about 400,000 credit card accounts were stolen from what most would think was a highly secured computer database.
Editor's note: Mandy Powers Norrell, recently elected the S.C. House District 44 representative, has written a columm about the security breach with the S.C. Department of Revenue and how residents can take steps to protect their identity. Following is the second part of her column. The first part was published in the Nov. 28 edition.
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Every 68 seconds, someone in America develops Alzheimer's disease. Do you know an individual or family who has been impacted by Alzheimer's? Chances are you do.
In fact, South Carolina is home to more than 80,000 people living with Alzheimer's or a related disease. To put the figure into perspective, that number could completely fill Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia.
From my own experience, I can attest to how challenging the disease is for a family. My brother, sisters and I struggled with watching our mother fight this terribly cruel disease.
Although I suspect that we're all glad it's finally over, the recent election may well turn out to have been a watershed of sorts, with lots of important lessons for both Democrats and Republicans in South Carolina.
Put simply, this election shows that in South Carolina both parties are heading down a losing path, and it's only through changing their current parties and challenging their own party leadership that either party can win in the future.
Editor's note: Due to overwhelming reader requests, we are reprinting this Remember When column, which was originally published in the Nov. 19, 2006, edition of The Lancaster News. The story of Jim the turkey has indeed become a Thanksgiving tradition at The Lancaster News.
I don't know if it was tradition or custom, but a couple weeks before "Big Thursday" or Thanksgiving Day, me and Daddy journeyed down to Tradesville to pick up our big ole gobbler.
The recent article regarding the Belair 1 voting location change did not accurately detail the community effort to achieve that goal.
Suffice to say, the article was under-researched and relied upon the biased information of a single, uninformed Sun City resident.
I do agree with one aspect of the article – the Department of Justice and the Lancaster Voter Registration staff did not effectively communicate between themselves to alert the community about the voting location change.
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His successful bid to the White House in 2008 gave our country its first African-American president.
Under President Obama's administration in May of 2011, U.S. public enemy No. 1 terrorist Osama bin Laden was taken down.
Bin Laden was the founder of al-Qaeda, the jihadist organization that claimed responsibility for the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States.
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In August, the local jobless rate stood at 6.2 percent and the slight increase in unemployment basically represents a statistically insignificant occurrence, indicated the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
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LOUISVILLE Members of the Waddington Figure Skating Club strapped on their skates and took to the ice for their season finale Sunday at the Fire & Ice show in the Louisville Arena.
The clubs yearly pageant is an annual tradition that goes back longer than its members can remember. Children dressed up to perform the routines they have spent months practicing.
I just want to have fun and have a good time. I dont want to be too nervous, said 14-year-old Marlaina J. Bush of Canton.
Ms. Bush was one of 32 skaters Sunday, ranging in age from 3 to 15.
In keeping with the theme, all of the songs related to ice or fire, from Jerry Lee Lewiss Great Balls of Fire to Ice Ice, Baby by Vanilla Ice.
The show is not as big as it used to be. The club has lost members over the last few years.
When I first started here there was 50 skaters, said treasurer Tara L. Putney, who has worked with the club for 10 years.
MaKayla M. Blair started skating with the club when she was 3. She is 18 now and coaches the clubs younger skaters.
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Our club is more of a fun club, she said. We still enjoy it, but its not what it used to be.
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"The fish took Gregory almost to the rail at the strike," said the boy's father, Richard Benn. "At one point, I thought the rod might break with the drag on so hard to pull the fish out of the rocks."
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Benn fought the big grouper for more than a half-hour before the fish came to the surface. Crewmate Robert Belcher lip gaffed the fish and brought it over the rail. Onboard, the fish measured more than 47 inches with a girth of 38 inches. The fish was weighed and certified at Sunset Marina by Maryland Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Service biologist Steve Doctor to be a new snowy grouper record.
This was not the first big snowy grouper for Gregory Benn. On July 1, he reeled in a 50-pounder from the same area. On the return to Sunset Marina, the crew learned that there was no Maryland State record for this species, but the catch could not be accepted because it had already been cleaned, cut up and packed away.
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Tyler Robinson picked up two nice assists today, stopper Jake Barney continues to be a key in our transition and Shayne Cryderman has done a great job a sweeper after moving up from the JV team. As a team we are playing well but we always want to work on improving our touch and working to create some excitement off our set pieces.
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It was a good game. Our guys worked hard at doing the right things, said B-M coach Adam Britton after M-Ws T.J. Gagnon and B-Ms Taylor Tallman each made eight saves on the day.
SLC 3, N-N 1:N-Ns Zeb Brown opened the scoring when he relayed a defensive lapse into an unassisted goal 11 minutes into the game. Tyler Kowalchuk knotted the score with an unassisted goal in the 35th minute of the first half and set up Brody Simonds for the eventual game-winner.
Hadyn St. Hilaire made 17 saves for SLC (1-2) while Garrett Waite handled 11 shots for the Flyers (1-4-0, 0-3-0).
P-H 7, SRF 1:The Panthers surged their way to a 4-0 halftime lead in raising their record fo 4-1 overall and 2-1 in the East.
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Djemma was 6 or 7 when she was brought to the shelter by her former family. She was overweight and u . . .nhappy. I had just moved to Jamestown, 500 miles from friends and family, to take a job as a free attorney for veterans. She was the only dog I had to see--I knew we were right for each other instantly, and it was so hard not taking her home the first day. She's a black lab/husky mix, and though she's achieved her weight loss goals even if I haven't yet. We're BFFs now.See Full Story >
I had always wanted a rabbit, and I knew about all of the benefits of adopting. Lots of people don't . . . realize that dogs and cats aren't the only animals you can adopt—rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and so many others are also waiting for homes at rescues! So I looked at rabbits on the CARE website and chose Dayglow to be our bunny. He is such an outgoing rabbit, and he will demand food from everyone!See Full Story >
Charlie was still available at the end of a large dog adoption event that I was volunteering at. He . . . is a pitbull-type dog, and I was looking to adopt a pitbull to add to my family of 2 rescue German Shepherds. He jumped into my lap, and then into my husband's lap, and the rest was history! He is a super-social dog, and looooves people of all types! Charlie is an amazing example of what the breed can be with the right home and training. And he is super loving!See Full Story >
Arya is a dog rescued from the middle of the wilderness. Maybe today she would have been dead if the . . .re wasn't a wonderful man to announce an animal protection organization that was able to save her. Arya was found by a foreign engineer while he was working on a construction site in Romania. A shy dog, who was hungry and thirsty. She was licking a tractor to cool off in the heat of August days. Then Sava's Safe Haven has been announced about that dog and also many others poor dogs from the construction site.See Full Story >
When my elderly chihuahua passed away, I was left with a dog-shaped hole in my life. But, I knew any . . . new companion must fit into my traveling lifestyle. The knowledgeable shelter staff recommended a little dog who was unusually calm. When they brought her to me, she jumped up on my lap and instantly fell asleep. And that's exactly how she spends our long car trips together. She has her playful times, too, but no matter the situation, as long as we're together, she's content.See Full Story >
Jojo, originally named Bindy, pretty much picked me out to be her owner. We went to Petsmart, the la . . .st stop of the day, in a long line of shelters, feeling defeated. This changed as soon as I met the then seven-month-old kitten. I went up to the cage and Jojo instantly tagged me as hers, throwing the side of her body against the rails for me to pet her. I knew she was my kitty. It's been a year and a half since and she has became a conversationalist that must be within five feet from me at all times.See Full Story >
Riley stole my heart when I saw him online. I was told that he was not the perfect dog and that he h . . .ad issues in his short one and a half years of life, but he was the perfect dog for me! Our family loves him and life would not be the same without him! Not surprising to me, Riley graduated from obedience class with flying colors. Now more than a year later, he is the best companion, follows me everywhere and keeps me sane! My car decal paw print reads "Who rescued who!" I say, we both did.See Full Story >
Hannah is an 18-month-old Belgian Malinois/German Shepherd mix, when Hannah was just 10 months old s . . .he was hit by a car shattering both front legs and her pelvis. Hannah's original owners found out how much the surgery would cost and no longer wanted her. The shelter did her surgeries and six months of physical therapy and now she is the healthy and has no problems walking or running.See Full Story >
I adopted Zada in 2009. She was sick, scrawny, timid and had just had bullets removed from her legs . . .. In the past five years, she has received titles from the AKC in Therapy Dog, Canine Good Citizen and Agility. She has touched the lives of so many in the schools, libraries and nursing facilities she visits and has enriched my life in ways I never imagined possible. She helps encourage young children to read and has even attended the funerals of the residents she visits in nursing homes.See Full Story >
We adopted Miles only a week after our little furboy Pilot died of cancer. We felt bad adopting agai . . .n so quickly but I missed having a little buddy so much. When we walked into the room of cats Miles immediately came to us. He is so handsome and sweet and of all my cats (I have 3) he will let you pick him up and carry him around. Sometimes he'll curl up between me and my husband in bed and fall asleep in my arm. He has a TON of energy and such a big personality.See Full Story >
Ginger came to live with me and my 1 year old pure-bred French Spaniel, Blanche Devereaux, because t . . .rue to her namesake Blanche needs a playmate to keep her company. Turns out Ginger is a rocket-scientist dog in comparison to Blanche, and is delightfully crafty in how she gets her way every day! If I didn't know better, I'd swear Ginger has opposable thumbs. She's my beautiful gem, my Ginger!See Full Story >
In spite of everything that Rocky has endured, he is a loving, trusting companion. When I first look . . .ed at his online picture, I could barely see him under all that matted fur, but I could see his beautiful eyes. I knew the moment I saw him that he was to be mine. His eyes said "come and get me" so that is what I did. I brought my Rocky home and he and I are family. He is healing from his wounds and I am healing from the loss of a loved one. I guess we saved each other.See Full Story >
Airiana is the most amazing Black Lab/Dalmatian mix. She is spoiled rotten and knows it. It took yea . . .rs of begging my husband to let us get a dog and finally he caved on Valentine's Day in 2012. Funny part is, while she loves us, she is so his dog. Being all black in a shelter means less chance of adoption according to people there and that is sad. My best pets in my life have been all black.See Full Story >
Bentley is, quite possibly, the sweetest cat that has ever graced the earth. I adopted her during my . . . sophomore year of college, when a roach infestation demanded a feline presence. I fell in love with Bentley the minute I held her and on her first night with me; she snuggled so close to my face that breathing was slightly difficult. Bentley and I have been through 7 different moves and 4 different cities together and, though the last 10 years have been full of change, she has remained my constant.See Full Story >
My cat Dunkin was adopted from NH SARL in 2010. The mother and two siblings were already taken. He w . . .as so small and scared, I had to take him home. The love in his eyes and actions - he so appreciates being rescued! He has so many toys and waits in the window to see our car pull up. Then he waits at the door and does his falling down, rolling-around routine. (We have to scratch his stomach and play with him.) When he was small, I remade his scratching post; he watched the entire process. It's his favorite spot!See Full Story >
Luluh and Lalah stole our hearts when we first saw them in the shelter. We could not take our eyes o . . .ff of them! We followed their status for a few days before we went in to pick them up. They were so playful once they were home! We had a blast watching them play and interact with each other. Our 6-yr-old daughter will be coming home tonight and I cannot wait to surprise her with these new two kittens! Our new family members!See Full Story >
During her stay at the shelter, Sonny began showing aggressive tendencies. As a volunteer, it really . . . broke my heart. The first time I saw her, we became fast friends. But times were tough and I didn't have a good situation to adopt her while I was in college. Some said that Sonny would never be adopted. There was even speculation of putting her down. So when I graduated and got a chance to move to a new city, I adopted Sonny and ran. She is truly my best friend!! Always loving and optimistic.See Full Story >
We adopted Zero seven months ago, in July of 2013. I was browsing Craigslist looking at dachshunds. . . .We already had one, a now two year old female named Molly, but I longed for another one. It is said dachshunds choose their "one person" and Molly was really attached to my mom. I loved her, but I wanted my own lovable dachshund. Molly was very hyper, and at times a tad bit aggressive, and I wanted a calmer, more laid-back dog. I saw Zero, named "I'm One Of The Puppy Mill Dogs!" on our local Humane Society's website. I fell in love with him and showed my mom his picture during lunch at Logan's. My mom said we'd go down to the shelter and look at him, but there wouldn't be any promises. Zero was the first dog I saw when we walked in. He had one of his ears pushed back, and I instantly recognized the long, stout body of the dachshund. An adoption counselor let us pet him, and I instantly felt a connection with him. I knew he needed to be my companion. The AC told us that he was a rescue from a mass puppy mill raid. The conditions they were kept in were deplorable. The dogs never got to see sunlight or feel grass on their paws, and many died before they could be rescued. Zero had heart-worms and was, and still is, blind in one eye. Unfortunately, his price was a hefty 100 dollars as he was a purebred. Luckily, the AC informed us that the next day they were having an adoption event where all dogs would be 25 dollars. When we left, Zero turned around and looked at us through the back of his kennel, like he was asking. "Why won't you take me?" That night I prayed that he would come home with me. We arrived early, and I ran straight to Zero's cage. We filled out his papers and I gave him the name of Zero from the little ghost dog in Nightmare Before Christmas. Zero never stopped wagging his tail as we left the shelter, and to this day this little neglected dachshund stills wags his tail and licks me every chance he gets. It's truly amazing how such an animal who lived in a despicable place can still find joy and love with the very same creatures who once were not so kind to him. I have really bad anxiety and clinical depression, but Zero helps me overcome my fears and daily struggles. I've learned that I didn't rescue Zero. He rescued me.See Full Story >
Jackson is so special because he came into our lives at just the right time. Two months prior, we ha . . .d lost our Lab Hunter who was 13 to kidney failure. Our black Lab, Taylor, who was also 13, was lonely. Jackson was adopted in August and while Taylor enjoyed his company, she fell ill and we lost her to liver failure in September. Jackson has kept us laughing the whole time and has taught us that the time we have with our pets is so precious. We saved Jackson but he has also saved us.See Full Story >


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Avast me hearties-
Finally have the date for filming FSM stuff from my producer- we're filming on:
-probably May 11th in the afternoon/early eve
-definitely May 12th throughout the day
-May 13th in the a.m.
Don't feel you shouldn't come if you can't be there the whole time- join in for one of the days. Remember - THE TAPINGS WILL NOT BE BROADCAST ON TELEVISION- THEY ARE STRICTLY FOR AN IN-HOUSE SMALL VIEWING ONLY.
These are the possible scenarios we are looking for fellow Pastafari to help with:
-taking our presenter for spaghetti
-a possible pint in a pirate pub
-drawing the pirates/global warming graph and the formula on a board in a lecture room, like you are teaching our presenter
-dressing up as a pirate at Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park and evangelising hopefully next to a Born-Again Christian type- even if it is only for a few minutes, just for us to get the gist on camera
I would appreciate people helping us out- if this project isn't speading our meaty goodness about the land, I don't know what is. Plus you'll get to meet other Pastafarians. Besides, we may be able to cover travel expenses as well- I can answer those questions individually.
Any questions, please send me a message!
Henny Penne xo


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As part of this project, Levi's will partner with MOCA on a limited edition Trucker Jacket series, featuring original artwork by 10 exhibiting artists from "Art in the Streets:" Andre, Chaz Bojorquez, CRASH, Keith Haring, KR, Neckface, Lady Pink, REVOK, Kenny Scharf and Shepard Fairey. The collection serves as a retrospective within the world of street art, as the jackets will be released in chronological order from when each artist began in the field.
Each of the ten jackets (produced in a run of 50 per design) is packaged in a special Levi's x MOCA box. The first three jackets – by Chaz Bojorquez, Crash and Lady Pink will go on sale this Sunday at 11am at the MOCA (as soon as the Geffen Contemporary's doors open). All proceeds from the sale of the jackets will benefit MOCA and its community programs.
See the full range of jackets, and the drop schedule, after the jump.
4/17: Chaz Bojorquez's Black Trucker (Chaz started writing in 1969) & Crash's Zap Trucker (Crash started writing in 1975) & Lady Pink's Women's Bohemian Trucker (Lady Pink started writing in 1979)
4/23: Kenny Scharf's Dark Summit Trucker (Kenny started painting in 1979)
5/14: Andre's Rigid Trucker (Andre started painting in 1985)
6/4: KR's Black Trucker (KR started writing in 1989)
6/18: Revok's Dark Summit Trucker (Revok started writing in 1989)
7/2: Shepard Fairey's Dark Summit Trucker (Shepard started posting in 1989)
7/16: Neck Face's Black Trucker (Neck Face started writing in 2000)
8/6: Keith Haring's Rigid Trucker (Keith starting writing in 1979)


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Huge Growth in Store for In-App Mobile Messaging
Offerings from Facebook perform incredibly well on mobile, said URX CEO John Milinovich. In fact, the majority of in-app advertising expenditure is likely to be spent on Facebook and Twitter, Juniper noted in a recent report. That said, there is hope for small developers building products based on geolocation technologies and other formats. The market is by no means locked up.
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In-app mobile advertising is expected to jump significantly between now and 2018, according to new figures from Juniper Research. Ad spend in this category will reach US$16.9 billion by 2018, up from $3.5 billion last year, the consulting group found.
Smartphones currently account for approximately 70 percent of in-app ad spend, Juniper said, but that ratio is expected to change over time as tablet use claims a bigger portion of the mobile ecosystem.
By 2018, the tablet/smartphone adspend split will be almost 50/50, Juniper predicted.
Growth of in-app advertising will be driven by several factors, including improved targeting capabilities and the development of more effective interactive rich media ads, the report found.
There is another reason for the growth, Doug Rozen, senior vice present and general manager of MXM, told CRM Buyer.
In-app ad spending will increase over the next few years for the simple reason that consumers are spending more time accessing content in-app compared to other digital channels.
"More time spent in-app means more opportunity for advertising," Rozen said.
Changing Definition of 'App'
The very definition of an "app" is rapidly changing to include software developed for wearables like smartwatches and Google Glass, as well as cars outfitted with Android and iOS and smart home appliances from retailers like Sony and Samsung.
"This means more useful content for consumers to engage with -- the necessary element of any good ad placement -- and ultimately more opportunity for marketers," Rozen said.
Many Choices
In the near term, though, marketers will be focusing on formats for in-app ads running on smartphones and tablets.
Still, the range of choices and decisions already is wide, said John Milinovich, CEO of URX.
For example, there is a lot of interest in new native ad formats, he said, which boast higher conversion rates and competitive prices, although reach is still relatively small.
"Standard in-app banner ads, on the other hand, are still popular because they have the most reach, costs are relatively low, and conversion rates can be substantial if used correctly," said Milinovich.
There are also the offerings from Facebook to consider. These perform "incredibly well on mobile for both cost-per-install and cost-per-engagement, and remain popular with mobile marketers," he pointed out.
A New Thought Process
Advertisers are approaching in-app advertising in new and more thoughtful ways, Milinovich observed.
"Developing mobile marketing campaigns requires a sensitivity to the form factor that is often missed by brands who've just taken their desktop strategy and applied it to mobile," he explained.
Companies are beginning to understand that mobile apps are incredibly effective points of sale, said Milinovich. They provide a direct way for consumers to make purchases at the point of need.
"Mobile deeplinking creates the opportunity to drive users into the middle of apps to specific points of purchase," he noted, "cutting out several steps from the process."
A Caveat
All of this comes with a caveat, said MXM's Rozen. Five years is a very long time for a rapidly evolving industry.
"Just think, this time five years ago, we had just been introduced to the 3G iPhone, and iPads wouldn't debut until later in the year," he recalled. "We cannot predict a future that has not been fully invented."


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Gunpowder: Alchemy, Bombards, and Pyrotechnics : the History of the Explosive that Changed the World
Basic Books, 2004 - History - 261 pages
When Chinese alchemists fashioned the first manmade explosion sometime during the tenth century, no one could have foreseen its full revolutionary potential. Invented to frighten evil spirits rather than fuel guns or bombs-neither of which had been thought of yet-their simple mixture of saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal went on to make the modern world possible. As word of its explosive properties spread from Asia to Europe, from pyrotechnics to battleships, it paved the way for Western exploration, hastened the end of feudalism and the rise of the nation state, and greased the wheels of the Industrial Revolution.With dramatic immediacy, novelist and journalist Jack Kelly conveys both the distant time in which the "devil's distillate" rose to conquer the world, and brings to rousing life the eclectic cast of characters who played a role in its epic story, including Michelangelo, Edward III, Vasco da Gama, Cort s, Guy Fawkes, Alfred Nobel, and E. I. DuPont. A must-read for history fans and military buffs alike, Gunpowder brings together a rich terrain of cultures and technological innovations with authoritative research and swashbuckling style.
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Review: Gunpowder: Alchemy, Bombards, and Pyrotechnics: The History of the Explosive That Changed the WorldUser Review - Bill Sleeman - Goodreads
A very good introduction to a specialized subject. Kelly does a fine job explaining the challenges faced in developing gunpowder in the "West" and in the "East" and comparing the two experiences. He ... Read full review
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There are many ways to get to Thailand, including the following list of the most popular means of transportation.
Aerian There are numerous international airlines throughout Thailand and both national and international carries service them.
Autobuze şi autocare It is possible to travel by bus from most of Thailand's neighbors; once in Thailand busses link all major cities and towns throughout the kingdom.
Cale ferată Taking a train to Thailand is an interesting option for some travelers to Thailand
Driving to Thailand With your own vehicle it is possible to travel from the country where the vehicle is registered into Thailand, assuming you have paperwork to prove vehicle ownership and insurance and you drive to Thailand at an approved border crossing.
Charter privat If you are looking for a private charter flight to Thailand there are numerous opportunities as most Thailand airports have services for private charter flights in addition to service for normal commercial flights.


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NORFOLK For the fourth time in less than two months, Sasha S. Monroe stands accused of stealing.
Mrs. Monroe, 23, of Norfolk, and her husband Jeremy J. Monroe, 30, were arrested Tuesday afternoon in connection with an alleged break-in and theft at a Grantville Road home earlier this month.
State police at Massena said that on Feb. 7, they received a report of a robbery in which a resident said the front door appeared to have been tampered with and a window opened. Troopers allege the Monroes entered the home and stole a safe containing coins and collectible knives. The value of those items was not immediately available Wednesday.
Mr. Monroe was charged with fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a class A misdemeanor. His wife, who was arrested in three other theft-related cases between Dec. 29 and Jan. 11, was charged with one count of burglary: illegal entry with criminal intent, a class C felony.
Mrs. Monroe began the year with back-to-back arrests for allegedly stealing from a Norfolk store.
She initially was charged with one count of petit larceny, a class A misdemeanor, after attempting to steal items from Al Smiths Superette, 4 S. Main St., on the afternoon of Dec. 29, state police said.
Ms. Monroe was informed by store staff that she was not welcome to return, but on Jan. 1, she allegedly went back to the shop and tried to leave without paying for two bottles of soda.
The second incident earned her another petit-larceny charge, as well as one count of third-degree criminal trespassing, a class B misdemeanor.
On Jan. 11, Mrs. Monroe was arrested on another petit-larceny charge, after she allegedly attempted to steal $316.93 worth of batteries and other assorted merchandise from the town of Potsdam Walmart store on Route 11.
Mrs. Monroe was issued appearance tickets in the first three cases. The latest arrest resulted in her being committed to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, in lieu of $3,000 bail.
Mr. Monroe was issued an appearance ticket in the break-in case, troopers said.
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Munich All-Inclusive Campsite
The biggest party outside the beer halls with up to 1500 guests per night, BBQ's, DJ's & dancefloor, UNLIMITED BEER&SANGRIA for 10e/day, tents, sleeping bags, mats & an international party crowd!
The best part about staying with us is the atmosphere. Smiling faces, friendly greetings, continuous laughter...not to mention plenty of smooching! Our crew are the friendliest people in Germany we reckon...they are travelers who understand what travelers want.
When you check-in you are given a welcome beer or sangria...its sets the precedent! Our crew then personally escort you to your tent which is pre-erected and has sleeping bags and mattresses laid out for you. We have single, double and triple tents.
Once you are settled in, make your way to our bar to get stuck into the UNLIMITED BEER & SANGRIA for 10 euros a day! Have a spin of the Stoke Wheel of Fortune, do a beer bat (try standing after that one!) and start making some new best friends!
The day starts off with a hot & hearty breakfast (included in the price) before you jump on the easy accessible public transport on our doorstep. Our guides will go with you to make sure you won't get lost. Arriving back at the site you then join our BBQ and campsite party with the live DJ and good times galore.
You can also join us for Springfest in Munich! Same deal, but on a much smaller, more local scale with flowers and markets to add to the frivolity. 24 April - 4th May 2015.
Accommodation Information
Camping accommodation. Single or twin share tents, with mats and sleeping bags included.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Campsite Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- Bar
- Breakfast Included
- Common Room
- Hot Showers
- Internet Access
- Meals Available
- No Curfew
- Restaurant
- Taxes included
- Towels Not Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Campsite InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
Our Check-out is at 11am, but we have no problem with people hanging around after checkout!
Sleeping gear is not necessary, although bring a pillow if you would like one.
Breakfast and a big BBQ dinner is included in the price and served everyday. At an extra cost the there is also a restaurant where food can be ordered throughout the day!
Check in time: 11am
Check out time: 1pm
Balance due: 2 weeks prior to arrival. We will contact you with your invoice and methods of payment.
Taxes Included.
Minimum Stay: 2 days.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
Lochhausener Strasse 59,
From the central station take S-train 2 to UNTERMENZING.
From there catch bus 164 to station CAMPINGPLATZ.
Reception is accross from the bus stop.
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Munich All Inclusive Camping is located in Campingplatz Obermenzing, 10kms from the centre of Munich.
The camping site is linked with the city, and the beer halls, by very frequent and cheap public transport right on our doorstep


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MASSENA Village police say they believe a Wednesday morning shooting in the village could be a case of unfinished business.
The two people whose car allegedly was fired upon are suspects in an attempted kidnapping in Massena last month. Investigation quickly led police to the home of their alleged target, and what followed was a seven-hour standoff.
Were looking at this point into the connection. We believe there is a connection, Massena Police Chief Timmy J. Currier said.
Four people were charged following a day that left one woman injured, a neighborhood cordoned off and investigators scrambling to piece together events and relationships in an ordeal that involved suspects in several recent Massena-area crimes.
Wednesdays events started with an 11:35 a.m. 911 call about shots fired on Maple Street.
Devian J. Fletcher, 19, New York City, approached the passenger side of a vehicle while it was in the driveway at 72 Maple St. and fired a handgun toward its two occupants, Mr. Currier said. Neither person was shot, but the person sitting in the front passenger seat was injured by breaking glass.
Mr. Currier did not identify the vehicles occupants, but one of their attorneys identified the pair as Miranda M. Green, 18, Massena, and her boyfriend, Patrick R. Lloyd, 25, a New York City man who reportedly is staying at a residence on Haskell Street.
The two are suspects in the alleged attempted abduction Feb. 16 of Catherine A. Berry, 17, of 66 Liberty Ave., the site of Wednesdays standoff.
Mr. Lloyds attorney, Edward F. Narrow, said that his client called to tell him about the shooting, and that Ms. Green, who said in court this week that she is pregnant, had been treated at Massena Memorial Hospital but was OK.
After responding to Maple Street, police determined that a person they suspected was involved in the incident was at 66 Liberty Ave., Mr. Currier said.
Those arrested, according to Mr. Currier:
n Mr. Fletcher, who faces charges of first-degree attempted assault, second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, first-degree reckless endangerment and second-degree menacing. He was arraigned in Village Court and sent to St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, without bail.
n Kate J. Javier, 19, of 66 Liberty Ave., who faces charges of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, tampering with evidence, criminal impersonation and forgery.
n Jeffrey J. Clukey, 41, Solvay, who told police he was visiting and was taken into custody on a fourth-degree grand larceny warrant from Solvay.
Police also arrested a fourth, unnamed person, about whom no details were available Wednesday night.
Additional arraignment proceedings were pending late Wednesday.
The entire sequence of events remained unclear, but police from several agencies had the Liberty Avenue home surrounded for hours, with one person taken into custody in early afternoon, and another not surrendering until well into the evening. Mr. Fletcher was taken into custody after some time, and with the assistance of state police negotiators, Mr. Currier said. Police also had two other people in custody prior to the fourth persons surrender.
The standoff ended peacefully after the male exited the house with his arms raised above his head and dropped to the ground. He was frisked and led away in a state police vehicle.
Police have recovered a .22-caliber handgun believed used in the alleged attack, Mr. Currier said.
Mr. Currier declined to identify any connection between those who were arrested and the Liberty Avenue residence, but several people connected with Wednesdays events have been in the headlines in recent months.
Mr. Fletcher was indicted last month on charges of second-degree attempted burglary for allegedly attempting to break into a Haskell Street home in late December to confront a resident. He and another suspect in that case, Matthew C. Malu, 24, Yonkers, were placed under probation supervision by St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards last month, pending further proceedings in that case.
Ms. Green was arraigned Monday in St. Lawrence County Court in connection with a Feb. 16 incident in which she and Mr. Lloyd allegedly shoved Ms. Berry to the ground and kicked and punched her in the face several times. They then allegedly restrained Ms. Berrys hands and tried to throw her into their vehicle before their actions drew the attention of neighbors in the Sycamore Street area. Ms. Berry reportedly suffered bruises and facial swelling as a result of the attack.
Judge Richards placed Ms. Green under probation supervision pending further proceedings.
Mr. Lloyd is scheduled to be arraigned April 5 in the kidnapping case. He was arrested again last weekend, when police charged him with disorderly conduct following an incident on Boynton Street.
Mr. Currier said he continues to be concerned about escalating violence in the village, and about suspects who are allowed to remain on the streets.
We have to continue to look at our criminal justice system, Mr. Currier said. Theres no reason for it.
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2012 Annual Ambulatory Care Conference
2012 Annual Ambulatory Care Conference
Event Date: Thursday, November 8, 2012 - 8:00am EST to Friday, November 9, 2012 - 4:00pm EST
Event Type: Meeting or Conference
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