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Licensed Pets
Reptiles can be kept as pets in all states of Australia, except Western Australia and Tasmania, with a permit or licence (although the law is in the process of change in WA). In South Australia and the ACT you do not need a permit to keep captive bred turtles.
It is illegal to take reptiles animals from the wild.
Facts about the Licensing System for Reptiles and Frogs
All lizards, snakes, turtles and frogs (including tadpoles) are protected under the National Parks and Wildlife Act, and it is against the law to take them from the wild. You can get a licence from the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) to keep captive - bred reptiles as pets.
- People may keep reptiles as pets under a licensing and record keeping system that allows the State Parks and Wildlife services to monitor what species are being kept, bred and traded amongst enthusiasts. A person who wishes to keep reptiles may do so only if a Reptile Keepers Licence is held by that person. People who hold a licence may obtain reptiles from other people who legally hold them, but they are not allowed to be sold through pet shops and must not be taken from the wild.
- There are three classes of reptile keeper licences. Any person over the age of 10 years can get a Class 1 licence. Persons under the age of 16 years must have parental/guardian consent. A Class 1 licence authorises the person to keep most of the common species that are easy to look after. A person with just a basic knowledge of the needs of reptiles should have no difficulty meeting their needs.
- Some of the animals which can be kept under a Class 1 licence are the Eastern Snake-necked Turtle, Eastern Water Dragon, Eastern Bearded Dragon, Common Bluetongue, Children's Python and Carpet Python.
- The species listed for Class 2 are all dangerous venomous snakes that have to be kept in very secure facilities. This licence is only available to people who are over the age of 18 years who have had at least two years experience in caring for Class 1 snakes and meet other criteria. The snakes in this licence class are grouped into three sub-categories and only the more experienced keepers can keep the most dangerous species. A person with a Class 2 licence can also keep Class 1 species.
- A Class 3 licence is required to keep species that are either difficult to keep or are rare in the wild. The species that can be kept under a Class 3 licences includes the Lace Monitor, Frilled Lizard and Woma Python. The holder of a Class 3 licence can also keep Class 1 species and can get a special endorsement to keep dangerous venomous snakes if all the criteria for a Class 2 licence have been met. A Class 3 licence is available only to persons who are over the age of 18 years with at least two years proven experience keeping reptiles.
- People may keep frogs as pets under a licensing and record keeping system that allows the State Government agencies to monitor what species are being kept, bred and traded amongst enthusiasts.
- A person who wishes to keep frogs may do so only they have an Amphibian Keepers Licence. People who hold a licence may obtain frogs and tadpoles from other people who legally hold them, but they are not allowed to be sold through pet shops and must not be taken from the wild. There are three classes of amphibian keeper licences.
- Any person over 10-years-old can get a Class 1 licence. The 45 species, that can be kept under a Class 1 licence, are easy to look after. Some of the frogs which can be kept under a Class 1 licence are the Green, Red-eyed, Dainty, White-lipped and Peron's Tree Frogs, Striped Marsh Frog and Common Froglet.
- Class 2 and Class 3 licences are for species that are rare and/or more difficult to keep than those species that can be kept under a Class 1 licence. These licences are available to people who are over the age of 18 years who have had at least two years experience in caring for Class 1 frogs. 9 species are listed for Class 2 and over 20 species are listed for Class 3. A person who has a Class 2 licence can also keep Class 1 animals for no extra fee and a Class 3 licence allows the licensee to keep any of the species that can be kept under the licensing system.
About Reptiles
Reptiles have lived on Earth for over 300 million years and today are wonderfully diverse in size, shape, colour, and lifestyle. More than a thousand species of reptiles have been described by science. The animals typically included in the Class Reptilia, include turtles, tortoises, crocodiles, alligators, lizards and snakes.
Reptiles have three basic traits:
- Reptiles have dry scaly skin which permits them to live in a dryer environment when compared with amphibians - amphibians have to have moist skin. The reptiles' scales are actually folds of skin that has become keratinised (that is, they produce keratin -a tough, insoluble protein substance that is the chief structural constituent of hair, nails, horns, and hooves).
- Reptiles are cold-blooded although scientists prefer the term 'ectothermic' because reptiles do not actually have cold blood but, like amphibians and fish, reptiles use the environment to warm and cool their bodies. Ectothermic means outside heat. On the other hand, warm-blooded creatures like mammals and birds are endothermic and use energy from their food to generate heat from inside their bodies.
- All reptiles must breathe air and use lungs like mammals, birds and some amphibians.
Reptiles like turtles, tortoises and crocodiles and most snakes and lizards lay shelled eggs. However some snakes and lizards give birth to live young.
Turtle Facts
- Turtles have been around for some 90 million years. They were the first vertebrates to survive on land.
- Only seven species of ocean dwelling turtles remain today and six of these are found in Australian waters. All of them are endangered.
- A turtle is by definition a marine aquatic animal, while a terrapin is freshwater version and a tortoise is a terrestrial version of the same animal.
- Apart from the six marine species, there are numerous freshwater species native to Australia.
- Turtles are toothless, slow-moving, non-aggressive reptiles that range in length from less than 10cm to up to 3m.
- They have sturdy, sprawling limbs with short feet, or in marine turtles, paddle-like flippers and a protective bony shell. The shell's upper section is the carapace and the lower section the plastron.
- Sea turtles return to land only to lay their eggs and can travel up to 6000 km to get to their nesting site. Baby turtles find their way to the sea by the light reflected off the ocean.
- Turtles can live up to 180 years and reach weights of up to 916 kg. They have a three-chambered heart and their body temperature varies depending on environmental temperature.
- The most commonly kept pet turtle species in Australia are the Common Long-necked turtle, the Murray turtle and Sawtell turtle. Newly hatched babies are barely 3cm long and weigh about 2grams. The adult reaches dinner-plate size and weighs around 1kg.
- Turtles up to 12cm are best housed in glass aquariums. They should be set up with water deep enough to completely submerge themselves and swim freely. At one end of the tank there should be a land area large enough for the tortoises to walk around on and completely dry off. Clean water is essential. Uneaten food and faeces should be removed daily and water changed regularly. Turtles need ultra-violet light together with lots of calcium for a healthy shell & bones. An aquarium heater is needed to keep the water at the right temperature range between 21 and 32 degrees centigrade. This is very important as turtles' body temperature varies with that of the environment.
- Australian fresh water turtles are entirely carnivorous. You can feed them ready made Reptile Supplement as well as whole chopped fish, yabbies, insects, worms etc.
Snake Facts
- There are 2389 species of snakes and most are not venomous. They are also not slimy but cool and dry and covered with scales, just like lizards.
- All snakes can bite, swim, drink water and climb.
- Snakes do not have eyelids. A clear scale like a contact lens protects their eyes so they cannot blink or close their eyes even when they are asleep. All snakes have some sort of vision. Some only distinguish light and dark while others see only motion. A few like some of the tree snakes have vertically elliptical pupils that allow them to see when it is very dark while the day version of the same actually are thought to see quite well.
- Snakes do not sting, lick, or poison with their tongues. The tongue is a super-sensitive organ that permits the snake to make sense of its surrounding by combining taste and scent cues.
- Snakes shed their skins as a regular part of growing. Like all reptiles, snakes continue to grow throughout their lives. There is nothing magic or special about a shed snakeskin, any more than there is about old hair or fingernail clippings.
- Snakes do not perceive people as prey and do not chase people or ambush them. Snakes only strike people in self-defence.
- Snakes were likely to have developed under the ground and thus had very little need for acute hearing. The ear is basically internal and connected to the lower jaw. What they 'hear' is in the range of low frequency sounds vibrated through the ground. Even the rattlesnake cannot hear his own high pitched rattle.
- Many of the Boas, pythons, and venomous snakes posses the ability to sense infrared heat coming from all living beings. Some snakes have such sensitive apparatus that they can detect differences down to 0.002 degrees Fahrenheit.
Frilled-neck Lizard Facts
- The sun-loving frilled-neck lizard is the reptile emblem of Australia, depicted on our now defunct two-cent coin.
- This reptile is part of the Dragon family a sub-species of lizards.
- Their overall adult size - including the tail - is between 70cm and 95cm.
- The frilled-neck lizard has tough yellowish brown scales. The colour of the lizard matches the land on which it lives, so a frilled lizard from one region may be brighter than another.
- Frilled-neck lizards are usually active during the day and move very fast on their two hind legs.
- They are found in tropical to warm temperate dry forests, woodland and savannah woodland, usually with an open shrubby or tussock grass understorey, this being found in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory. They are common and often plentiful in these warm areas.
- Frilled-neck lizards are insectivorous and carnivorous meaning they eat insects and meat. They hunt cicadas, moths and caterpillars and insects in trees. They catch beetles, ants, termites and small lizards on the ground.
- Because of their natural camouflage, they can be hard to see as they are often perched on a tree trunk with their frills completely folded back and their heads, body and tail touching the bark which matches their colour. When approached, a lizard will circle around the trunk to the shadow side and sneak a peek at you.
- The male is more colourful than the female.
- They are not poisonous or harmful to humans although they can cause a fright when it opens its large mouth and puts its frilled neck out to scare away enemies.
- The frill normally lies in folds around the shoulders and neck and is activated by the lizard when frightened by opening its mouth wide. The frill is also believed to aid in the regulation of body temperature. When these lizards are threatened they have a five step defence plan:
1. If it sees danger it slowly cringes down onto the ground looking like a stout stick, relying on its natural body colours to act as camouflage.
2. If the lizard feels threatened it will extend its legs and open its mouth widely thus erecting the frill in a blaze of startling colour.
3. To add to the bluff, it may hiss and jump towards the threat
4. If the frill and hissing is not effective the lizard menaces 'the threat' by repeatedly lashing its tail on the ground.
5. The frilled-neck lizard as a last resort prefers to run rather than fight by making a sudden turn and running off, on its hind legs, to the nearest tree, which it climbs until out of reach. But if forced to fight this lizard can inflict painful bites with its large canine teeth. Its fearsome bluff though is no match for feral cats its biggest enemy, brought to Australia by European settlement.
About Amphibians
Creatures in the amphibian group include frogs, toads, salamanders, and long legless animals called caecilians. The defining feature of amphibians like frogs, toads, newts and salamanders is that they do not have sex like humans and other mammals. Generally eggs are laid in a big mass, outside the body, and fertilisation occurs by the male squirting his sperm over these eggs. This is known as external fertilisation. Because of this method of reproduction, amphibians need water or moist soil for breeding. Without water, their eggs (which are not protected by a shell) would quickly dry out and the young would die before they even had a chance to develop. This is however, a generalisation, and there are many amphibians for which internal fertilisation is known. Similarly, there are a large number of amphibian species which require no water for fertilisation and have no free-swimming tadpole stage. They undergo direct development in burrows to adult frogs.
Amphibian Facts
- Of the 4,000 plus kinds of amphibians discovered thus far, frogs and toads are the most numerous.
- As adults, most amphibians crawl, hop, or jump around on land most of the time, while others remain in water all the time.
- All amphibians must always reside in water, moist sand or soil because they need moisture to keep their skin from drying out.
- Many adult amphibians breathe through lungs, like humans and other mammals do. However, they also take in air through their thin skins and the wet linings of their mouths.
- Amphibians also acquire oxygen from the air through tiny blood vessels close to the surface of the skin. This is also how they take in water.
- Amphibians do not have to lap up water the way a cat or dog does. Instead, they simply sit in a pool of water and soak it up as if they were sponges.
- Amphibians are cold-blood or ectothermic, similar to fish and reptiles.
Frog Facts
- Frogs are amphibians and have two lifestyles in their life cycle. One is usually in water during the egg and tadpole stage and one is on land during adulthood.
- There are 4000 known species of frogs in the world and Australia has about 216 known species.
- Frogs live in deserts, rainforests, alpine areas and coastal heathlands. They also live in backyards, brickpits, golf courses and industrial sites.
- The longest record for a frog life span is a Green Tree Frog which lived for more than 23 years. Toads (which are just another type of frog) live even longer - a European Toad lived for 36 years!
- A toad is really just one type of frog but in a different family to the other types. There are about 21 Families of frog and toads in the world. Collectively, frogs and toads are known as anura or anurans. One of these families is called "Ranidae" and its members are the "true frogs", another is "Bufonidae" which are the "true toads". These are the only two families found in England and it is here that the words "frog" and "toad" where invented. When the rest of the world was explored, and they discovered the other 19 or so families, they simply called the animals either a frog or a toad depending on whether it looked more like a Rana frog or a Bufo toad. Use of the words "frog" and "toad" is really only in common names and isn't very scientific. Even within the same family, some species are called toads and others frogs when, scientifically speaking, they are very closely related. The things that separate frogs and toads are generally these:
- toads have warty and dry skin, frogs seem more moist and smooth;
- toads tend to walk, frogs tend to jump;
- toads are less active than frogs;
- toads are less often found living in or near water;
- toads' feet have almost no webbing, frogs' feet are often fully-webbed.
- The only 'true toad' in Australia is the Cane Toad which was introduced into Australia.
- The largest frog is the African Giant or Goliath Frog of West Africa. It can grow to 30cm.
- The smallest frog is the Cuban Frog which is 0.85 - 1.2cm.
- The most poisonous frog is the Golden Poison Arrow Frog of western Columbia, but all 60 or so species of Poison Arrow Frog have some have the most deadly toxins known to science. Some of this poison comes from eating toxic insects.
- The Venezuela Skunk Frog is the worst smelling.
- The female Cane Toad lays the most eggs 30 000 - 35 000 and the Cuban Frog lays the least - 1 egg.
- Small frogs often jump the furthest. A South African Sharp-nosed Frog, which is 5.5 - 6.6 cm, is recorded jumping 5.35m.
- One of the most colourful frogs in the world is the African Reed Frog (Hyperolius marmoratus). These frogs can have one of three different colour patterns - brilliantly striped, heavily speckled and plain coloured.
- When a frog swallows a meal, its bulgy eyes will close and go down into its head. This is because the eyeballs apply pressure and actually push a frog's meal down its throat.
Buying Reptiles
Commercial trade in reptiles is prohibited. Pet shops are not allowed to buy or sell reptiles or even to have them on their premises, but they can sell cages and other accessories such as "hot-rocks". Licensed keepers are allowed to dispose of their excess stock, such as the animals they breed, to other licence holders, but they are not allowed to buy and sell animals as a commercial venture.
They are also not allowed to advertise to buy or sell animals except in the newsletters of the reptile keeper associations to which they personally belong. There are commercial dealers in reptiles in Victoria, South Australia, the Northern Territory and ACT.
Buying Tadpoles and Frogs
Commercial trade in frogs is prohibited in NSW. Pet shops are not allowed to buy or sell frogs or even to have them on their premises, but they can sell cages and other accessories that are needed by frog keepers.
Licensed frog keepers are allowed to dispose of their excess stock, such as the frogs that they breed, to other licensees, but they are not allowed to buy and sell animals as a commercial venture. They are also not allowed to advertise to buy or sell animals, except in the newsletters of the frog keeper associations to which they may personally belong.
There are commercial dealers in frogs in Victoria, South Australia, the Northern Territory and ACT.


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General Motors famously pulled ad dollars from Facebook earlier this year, but the other two big Detroit automakers have stuck with the social site. Today, Chrysler is running an ad for its Town & Country minivan on Facebook's logout page, the largest paid ad unit on the site. The car company last week launched a campaign for the vehicle, one that includes a video-centric website touting the van's suitability for real family use.
Ford ran a logout page ad for its 2013 Mustang in March. Like most other logout page ads, Ford's featured video. Chrysler's does not. It also does not link to a Facebook page. Rather, it leads people to the newly-launched TestOfOwnership.com, which includes videos that purport to prove that the Town & Country was designed for "real" people.
"T&C owners are the most loyal minivan owners on the road. See why at the Test Of Ownership," states the Facebook status update included in the ad. In a span of about two hours the update generated around 200 new likes this morning, possibly as a result of the ad buy. The update was posted on Monday.
Chrysler appears to be streamlining its approach to Facebook. In July, the firm told friends of its Town & Country page that it "is being combined with the Chrysler fan page in an effort to keep you up to date with the Chrysler brand news and events. If you like viewing our updates in your news feed, be sure to like us here: www.facebook.com/Chrysler." Since then, the brand has not posted to the page.
Facebook won't reveal the cost of its logout page ads, but in the past the company has told ClickZ that 37 million people log out of Facebook each day, many from public computers.
Brands including Procter & Gamble's Swiffer, Subway, Samsung, and Progressive have also placed Facebook logout page ads.
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"I'm working hard trying to do the little things Coach (Calipari) wants me to do. I'm trying to get rebounds, run the offense, and do what Coach wants," Wiltjer said. "Everybody here has been the star of our high school teams, but whatever our roles are, we all want to play them so we can win.
"We have such a talented group. There are so many weapons. That shows how great we are that we have great players coming off the bench that do not even start."
Wiltjer enjoys Calipari, too.
"He's so lively. He lets you know what you need to work on and what you need to do better," Wiltjer said. "He's crazy. He's all in your face, but it's for your own good. He's doing it because he wants you to become better and he cares about you. It's difficult when you play a couple of positions like the four or the five because you have to know both of them. But you do your best because you know that helps the team."
Wiltjer has become a fan favorite because of his old-fashioned hook shot that even bewilders teammates.
"We joke with him about that a lot because you don't see it that much in basketball any more and he has it down pat," Teague said. "He uses it a lot and is pretty efficient with it. I?have only seen anybody block it once honestly, and other than that, nobody has really blocked it and he makes it most of the time. It's a good move. He gets so much space on you and his arms are so long that when he hooks it, you can't get to him."


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Dr. Eugene Eisen is honored by the Department of Animal Science as he delivers a seminar on his exemplary career in animal breeding and genetics.
Dr. Eugene Eisen is honored by the Department of Animal Science as he delivers a seminar on his exemplary career in animal breeding and genetics.
From landscape design to small engine repair, NC State horticulture students demonstrated their wide-ranging expertise and nabbed some of the top honors at the 40th Annual National Collegiate Landscape Competition from March 16-19 at Mississippi State University. The team placed seventh overall of 62 colleges and universities. These students placed in the top 10 in these categories: Woody […]
Rodolphe Barrangou, an NC State professor and pioneer of the discovery of the adaptive bacterial immune system known as CRISPR, has been named a recipient of the 2016 Canada Gairdner International Award, one of the world's most esteemed medical research prizes.
With strong grassroots support, an initiative aimed at making North Carolina the global hub for plant sciences innovation got a big boost when the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation pledged $500,000 to start the Seeds of Success Fund.
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Sarah Blacklin, of North Carolina's Center for Environmental Farming Systems, has been recognized as one of 100 leaders in the United States who are changing rural communities and agriculture for the better. She is program director for CEFS' NC Choices initiative.
When's the last time you took to Twitter to research local crop yields? Or used Google Earth to map soil types on 100 acres of land? Despite their reputation as conduits for selfies and the new teen slang, common online platforms are being converted by a growing group of farmers into tools that help raise safe, tasty meat and produce to keep the world fed. Extension agent Paul McKenzie aims to help these tech trends grow in North Carolina.
Rodolphe Barrangou, an NC State professor and pioneer of the discovery of the adaptive bacterial immune system known as CRISPR, has been named a recipient of the 2016 Warren Alpert Foundation Prize. The prize comes with a cash award of $500,000, to be divided equally among Barrangou and four other recipients who have contributed "to the understanding of the CRISPR bacterial defense system and the revolutionary discovery that it can be powerfully adapted for genome editing."
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Rags Srinivasan @rags San Francisco, CA
Launched amazing Datacenter products. Author of multiple books. Keynote speaker. Strategy, Products, Marketing and Pricing.
Won't we need far fewer cars? Eliminate parking? That's a lot of jobs. https://t.co/7Lk5OPMnn7
"if burning down your house and killing your pets anyway offended you, I regret it" - Mark Shields @pbsnewshour on contrived apologyI wonder, like Zika, microbes know the way to conquer us is by giving us such leaders https://t.co/G6WLW0kUWGNot regretting the choice of words? https://t.co/xVAXyqN6ml"Trying to think like a statistician, I put my odds at 50-50" https://t.co/YqMfsWj98A to be precise a frequentist statistician @minal_hasan @mims @MikeIsaac wouldn't the auto makers want competition in this space vs a uber powerful monopoly and hence step in?It is ironic to tweet Werner Herzog's take on our internet addiction ? https://t.co/6DwjE77Uy9Lot of people are saying Scientists are wrong. The system is rigged. https://t.co/942smJEt4B"What the hell do you have to lose?" -is that why he is recruiting poll observers? @BestBuy in stock items take far longer than 45 minutes to pick at store @RaquelHirsch can we have him? we give you Donald https://t.co/Ckq9xQKrhtLyft Is Said to Seek a Buyer - What will our options and #pricing look like when Uber owns it all? https://t.co/SB8vMgvvlL @mims my 12yo only prefers print books because, "I like to feel the books"From 4X200 to 2X2 - @MayaDiRado goes starting as #management consultant. https://t.co/QnWIiVAVC4Many of hard earned rights? Besides there is nothing to gain. https://t.co/BnUv3lWptRRead @JeffreyPfeffer and you will understand @neimanLab @neimanreports take on media and tech companies https://t.co/67yJRvbYKS" it's not just Trump—or politics—where telling a convincing narrative matters" https://t.co/XbbbIi4aua and why @ScottAdamsSays is a fanIf Apple offers 32GB, 128GB and 256GB for its #iPhone7, that should result in significant ASP increase as more will opt for 256GBWhat technology has done is we get to stream and instagram pedestrianism https://t.co/viJehHIdzz https://t.co/dVCrPWYZcofree is not free marketing; freemium is not a strategy; poster boy for freemium shows us https://t.co/jkvdIk08VCI love this common sense "Rest of the market ETF" idea by @jasonzweigwsj https://t.co/UheJZxZlWG But sectors outside of your professionDo we need to understand technology to consume it? https://t.co/6J0g8jZ2wE"After this statement" (sotto voice) https://t.co/VRUIvojxlJJarring that @PlanetFitness offers Tanning as a perk https://t.co/m3QfH8v6Rw https://t.co/Ag49wfjOXi
Competitor fitness bands and lack of any meaningful moat mean Fitbit will see further ASP erosion https://t.co/2kqDAChy3bNow @wsj this is going too far after @WSJopinion piece on Donald https://t.co/EsGtJUi4Pa https://t.co/FziwV1adzl @HillaryClinton "I regret sometimes saying wrong things, but then the feeling quickly passes" @Mediaite did he say crooked media? @jaketapper but most times I don't"I regret saying wrong things, sometimes" - buy then it passes."I regret sometimes saying wrong things"- I wish I can say it all the time#fav7SnakeOil Homeopathy Yoga Juice Cleanse Acupuncture Paleo 7 Habits of Effective People 10,000 hours practice"There are things more important than being right," https://t.co/FiaTaUawc7 https://t.co/CefViltf2w @emeyerson i am thinking, as a rational customer there is no point in cheerleading one vs. other rather focus on competitive marketProduct Positioning Comes to iPad Pro https://t.co/PKGHubWhGf https://t.co/C34qvbgkb4Will Uber own the self-driving cars on its books or find a way to get others to buy it and operate it? https://t.co/QtRvfJDGfEHow do you increase prices? The AT&T way https://t.co/ODtt7DpjyK https://t.co/kHl4K8jz23By giving away fitness trackers, McD wants us to think obesity is caused by lack of activity and not its Happy Meal. https://t.co/4UBdm6WiYM @sriyareddy @fitbit @FitbitIN is this paid tweet?Resting heart rate is all that matters, not step counting or continuous HRM. Sorry #Fitbit thanks @cardiio https://t.co/Vf5d5Hbd21 @mims no, that can't happen about a tech company from valleyFor a country that dislikes girl children, lot to learn from heroes #DipaKarmakar , #SakshiMalik and #PVSindhuI wonder if it is a coordinated wave of attacks by virus -remove our ability to problem solve, then attack big https://t.co/gly4Sdvjb3 @om now you made me wonder. I am not Luddite is all I can muster :) @om @NiemanLab @NiemanReports I practice healthy skepticismThe tech blogs with no defensible value creation need eyeballs and hence just report company PR without analysis https://t.co/aPXcRicut4When market size is limited, go for profits at the high end. But does Nestle brand extends to premium? https://t.co/dKpaKqPTkw @om isn't tech supposed to be different, disruptive and democratized than the rest? @NiemanLab @NiemanReportsI was wondering what would happen if CEOs talked like GOP nominee, @JohnLegere and @marceloclaure show us how it would look like @peterl their valuations are based on them getting monopoly shareWe may perceive them as underdogs but their attitudes are monopolistic https://t.co/juiGLh4ruXWhy the cult like cheerleading for for-profit companies like Uber and Tesla?"We're not winning anymore. We don't win in anything. It's a disaster" https://t.co/OoT40RDZ4a https://t.co/Ousi7vTcCTThe New York Times Fixing Pricing Errors https://t.co/qC2GAryPvT https://t.co/QEZefzapOk"A very small group of people are dominating every conversation," https://t.co/BYk9nFXxDN https://t.co/hM8kdnzm7pPoachers Are Gunning Down Giraffes Just To Cut Off Their Tails — I heard someone's kids are on hunting vacation https://t.co/rXGrMdpDm8
Don't start "Uber for laundry", start "Uber for closet" - every piece of clothing you need delivered weekly and dirty clothes hauled awayIt appears getting a new $49 Kindle Fire every six months gives you cheaper access to @washingtonpost than paying subscriptionRemember I wrote about @nytimes #pricing wrong? https://t.co/tbJMUWI2vX ? they fixed it https://t.co/BiuqNa5vIOHe uses murky world of non-existent evidence to back his claims but consensus data on climate change is made up? https://t.co/b7MrtEzH7Ais #lifecoach still a thing? https://t.co/DjgGkYWDRZLot of people are saying the intelligence officials learned so much from him today https://t.co/Tq6XTYJvAZ https://t.co/EcoX6i4EwA"These were some of the first dollars I made," https://t.co/u26159To9i #ValueCreation #entrepreneurship https://t.co/6BMOLHoRmNStep 2 of price realization: Do now allow for comparisons to your previous generation offerings. #pricing https://t.co/y00xaiWVCXStep 1 of price realization: remove the lowest tiered product. https://t.co/C5DLY82g7D #pricingThis is happening. https://t.co/0SiPUgYneLMakes sense why Planet Fitness sees Chilis and Uno as completion - attention and wallet share https://t.co/EqfuwDkW1v3 Charts Flash Warning Signs for Fitbit https://t.co/pvRRof9bgp https://t.co/kX0gJs1BaFIf rumors are true, nextgen Fitbit Charge HR will affect Blaze sales, once again pulling back ASP https://t.co/EGebgveCYrFunny that https://t.co/kl8m8T73ws has separate Opinion sectionFrom DeLorean to Musk - @WSJ - With enough government handouts, a car company never has to break even. https://t.co/C3SyvqYVBFHow many text messages are there to send? $TWLO valuation seems to have no ceiling and growing too fastMy reasoning and prediction is validated with Donald announcing new campaign CEO and manager https://t.co/YlWbiz7HTYChaos Monkey book has 84 people on waitlist on 25 copies in my local library @om technology has never been defensible competitive advantage, operational excellence is. In that Toyota and Ford excel @mims drive! don't tweet @om either way I am cheerleading all of them, Ford, Toyota, Tesla … there is so much we stand to gain from fully autonomous vehicles @om May be not Ford, I am betting on Toyota https://t.co/dWc1icK87c "Our goal is to make sure everyone can move around freely." @mims time for Apple to give up on charging premium for storage
@om tesla has fallen way short of 20 of its projections,Or is it likely there were no real winner among Plan A or B https://t.co/qP8okvL5KO @Yahel @Kellblog it even cheaper if you consider forgone profits vs. forgone revenueThe truth doesn't matter if you build a strong brand - @JeffreyPfeffer. Forget platitudes and read this. https://t.co/q69PX1z1U5
That thing where an issue is so complicated you never hear voices from the middle bc they're not keen to get shouted down by partisans.
Retweeted by Rags Srinivasan @simplifyloan that's a very scary thought"Running Apple is sort of a lonely job" - except for all those columnists giving advice https://t.co/QElgDHn82B https://t.co/Wsf8yxQgpBIs there a favorite 7 favorite 7 hashtag? #favorite7Let us get this right- a candidate who makes all claims as "lot of people are saying", dismisses all polls that may have few sampling error?Base rate says Tesla will miss the next @elonmusk target https://t.co/dj8Tl9mxLu @ShlomoArgamon of course @ShlomoArgamon no I was born in India which was then good 15-30 years behind in techAs Forecasts Go, You Can Bet on Monte Carlo - For decision making under uncertainty https://t.co/ju8fWom0nUI am giving 75% chance Manafort will be out by the end of this weekApple pushing #iPAdPro as laptop, is Macbook Air going to be benched?This is one of those rare times when you want to read the comments. Well done Dipa! https://t.co/qe1361cwG1
Retweeted by Rags Srinivasan @ShlomoArgamon wow same for me, instead of Teco it was x86 assembly
Retweeted by Rags Srinivasan @simplifyloan that's a very scary thought"Running Apple is sort of a lonely job" - except for all those columnists giving advice https://t.co/QElgDHn82B https://t.co/Wsf8yxQgpBIs there a favorite 7 favorite 7 hashtag? #favorite7Let us get this right- a candidate who makes all claims as "lot of people are saying", dismisses all polls that may have few sampling error?Base rate says Tesla will miss the next @elonmusk target https://t.co/dj8Tl9mxLu @ShlomoArgamon of course @ShlomoArgamon no I was born in India which was then good 15-30 years behind in techAs Forecasts Go, You Can Bet on Monte Carlo - For decision making under uncertainty https://t.co/ju8fWom0nUI am giving 75% chance Manafort will be out by the end of this weekApple pushing #iPAdPro as laptop, is Macbook Air going to be benched?This is one of those rare times when you want to read the comments. Well done Dipa! https://t.co/qe1361cwG1
Retweeted by Rags Srinivasan @ShlomoArgamon wow same for me, instead of Teco it was x86 assembly
Google and Facebook make Ad dollars from CPG brands. In India they steal revenues from the same CPG brands https://t.co/9MPQgEwsnT @LavishTantrums I saw @Trevornoah calling him a stand up comedian. We just mistook him as running for office @make_lemons until you meet their leader @fmanjoo there are other kinds of stories?


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Walking the Family Dog I Never Wanted Got Me Through My Husband's Cancer
In the midst of her husband's fight with leukemia, Jill Smolowe's walks with Misty reminded her that life goes on.
Christopher Silas Neal for Reader's DigestIn 2004, when my daughter Becky was ten, she and my husband, Joe, were united in their desire for a dog. As for me, I shared none of their canine lust.
But why, they pleaded. "Because I don't have time to take care of a dog." But we'll do it. "Really? You're going to walk the dog? Feed the dog? Bathe the dog?" Yes, yes, and yes. "I don't believe you." We will. We swear.
They didn't. From day two (everyone wanted to walk the cute Cavalier King Charles spaniel puppy that first day), neither thought to walk the dog. While I was slow to accept that I would be the one to keep track of her shots, to schedule her vet appointments, to feed and groom her, Misty knew this on day one. As she peered up at the three new humans in her life (small, medium, and large), she calculated, "The medium one is the sucker in the pack."
Quickly, she and I developed something akin to a Vulcan mind meld. She'd look at me with those doleful brown eyes of hers, beam her need, and then wait, trusting I would understand—which, bizarrely, I almost always did. In no time, she became my fifth appendage, snoring on my home-office couch as I worked, cradling against my feet as I read, and splaying across my stomach as I watched television.
Even so, part of me continued to resent walking duty. Joe and Becky had sworn. They'd promised. Not fair, I'd balk silently as she and I walked. "Not fair," I'd loudly remind anyone within earshot upon our return home.
Then one day—January 1, 2007, to be exact—my husband's hematologist uttered an unthinkable word: leukemia. With that, my walk-and-balk tirades evaporated, my head too filled with worry to leave room for petty resentments. I spent eight to ten hours a day with Joe in the hospital, doing anything and everything I could to ease his discomfort as he withstood chemo, surgery, and then a stem cell transplant. During those six months of hospitalizations, Becky, 12 at the time, adjusted to other adults being in the house when she returned from school. My work colleagues adjusted to my taking off at a moment's notice for medical emergencies. Every part of my life shifted; no part of my old routine remained.
Save one: Misty still needed walking. Initially, when friends offered to take her through her paces, I declined because I knew they had their own households to deal with.
As the months went by, I began to realize that I actually wanted to walk Misty. The walk in the morning before I headed to the hospital was a quiet, peaceful time to gather my thoughts or to just be before the day's medical drama unfolded. The evening walk was a time to shake off the day's upsets and let the worry tracks in my head go to white noise.
When dire illness visits your household, it's not just your daily routine and your assumptions about the future that are no longer familiar. Pretty much everyone you know acts differently.
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Not Misty. Take her for a walk, and she had no interest in Joe's blood counts, chemo concoctions, or bone marrow test results. On the street or in the park, she had only one thing on her mind: squirrels! If we crossed paths with another pooch, she had a different agenda: Sniff that dog's butt! She was so joyous that even on the worst days, she could make me smile. On a daily basis, she reminded me that life goes on.
After Joe died in 2009, Misty slept on his pillow.
When a new human named Bob entered the picture, she quickly trained him to take her on walks.
I'm grateful—to a point. The truth is, after years of balking, I've come to savor my walks with Misty. As I watch her chase after a squirrel, throwing her whole being into the here-and-now of an exercise that has never once ended in victory, she reminds me, too, that no matter how harsh the present or unpredictable the future, there's almost always some measure of joy to be extracted from the moment.
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Hop-on Guides and Marine Rangers 'see' into the future with donation
Date: 2008-10-01
Addo Elephant National Park's Hop-on Guides have received a boost with a donation of two pairs of binoculars from Mr. John Walton of the United Kingdom.
The Hop-on Guides are a group of local community members who provide guiding services to visitors in the comfort of their own vehicles. While they run their own business, Addo Elephant National Park provides support in terms of marketing, training and the provision of an operating base..
The Park's Marine Rangers received a very welcome donation of two pairs of water-resistant binoculars as well as six waterproof cases for storage of equipment during marine patrols.
"The binoculars are a very useful addition to our equipment and will prove vital in our efforts to apprehend marine offenders", said John Adendorff, Addo Elephant National Park's Conservation Manager, who accepted the binoculars on behalf of the Marine Rangers.
Walton also handed over a pair of binoculars to William Dodo, a community elder who acts as a guide in the Park's Imbewu programme. Dodo leads groups of high school learners on three-day trips into the Park to sleep under the stars and learn about nature as well as their cultural legacy.
Addo Elephant National Park's game drive guides received a fourth pair of binoculars. "I hope that this donation will encourage visitors who support conservation to make similar contributions where they have the means to do so", said John Walton.
Walton, who is involved in law enforcement in the UK, recently visited the Park to hand over the binoculars and also to enjoy a holiday with his wife.
Issued by: South African National Parks
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