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Q. 1. What is wrong with following the crowd? If everybody else is doing it, why can't I do it?
A. 1. There are many trends in society and many of them are not according to God's law. Because everyone is getting drunk on Graduation Day and then driving, is it alright for you to get drunk and drive? No! "Everyone else is doing it" is not a good excuse to do wrong. Some seek to be popular by following the crowd while others act according to their conscience.
Jesus said, "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it." [Mt. 7:13]
Saint Paul said, "I urge you to watch out for those who cause dissension and raise obstacles which are contrary to what you were taught." [Rom 16:17]
Finally, in the Gospel of Matthew you read, "No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money." [Mt. 6:24] Choose wisely!
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It is far easier to act under conditions of tyranny than to think.
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The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure.
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There is a secret pride in every human heart that revolts at tyranny. You may order and drive an individual, but you cannot make him respect you.
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The first thing to be clear about is that the pensions crisis - the fact that our ageing population is not saving enough to provide decent pensions in old age - is a lot better than the alternative. The alternative would be a population that was not only dying younger but also having worse health in old age. Not many of us would think of that as a great outcome.
The first thing to be clear about is that the pensions crisis - the fact that our ageing population is not saving enough to provide decent pensions in old age - is a lot better than the alternative. The alternative would be a population that was not only dying younger but also having worse health in old age. Not many of us would think of that as a great outcome.
The second thing is that it is not a crisis in the sense that it will soon reach a point of no return, where it either gets better or gets worse. It is exactly the opposite sort of problem - a slow, long grind that gradually gets more and more serious unless it is tackled. It does not require immediate action. However, the earlier action is taken the easier it will be to pick a way through.
That is why Adair Turner's report today deserves a warm and, more importantly, a thoughtful reception.
Whereas at present there are three people of working age for everyone over the age of 65, by 2015 there will be a bit over two and a half and in 2050 about one and a half. The reason is twofold. People are having smaller families, with mothers having 1.7 children on average compared with 2.5 in 1970. And we are living longer.
If you have a rising proportion of the people in a country over retirement age and a stable or even declining workforce there are really only four things that you can do about it.
One is to accept that older people will be poorer in old age: certainly poorer relative to people at work but also maybe poorer than their parents would have been in their retirement years.
Two is to get people to work for longer: either to retire later or to take on some kind of a job, possibly part time, after their formal retirement.
Three is get people to save more for their retirement while they are still at work, either by putting more into a pension or by saving in other ways.
And four is to persuade people who are at work to pay higher taxes to support the rising army of the elderly.
There really is nothing else. Immigration can postpone the problem to some extent but the scale would have to be huge - much larger than the immigration over the past decade - to have much effect. In any case the new immigrants too would become older and then would need to be supported in their old age.
Each of those four courses of action has obvious political disadvantages. It really would not be acceptable, or possible in a democracy, for older people to have declining living standards. Putting up the retirement age is likely to happen - already 65 will become the standard for both men and women, not just for men - but it is pretty unpopular.
Persuading people to save more is difficult, for tax incentives are not necessarily effective, and as yet the Government has decided not to make saving compulsory. Many people might think that was simply another form of taxation, and given their experience of national insurance - which was presented as a savings scheme for old age - they would be right. And if working people have to pay more in tax, many might decide to downshift their jobs and take more leisure, while a few might simply move to lower-tax regimes, as happened in Britain in the 1970s.
But this is not really much of a problem for this government, nor indeed the next one. The pension crunch comes from about 2010 onwards as the "baby-boomers", born in the late 1940s and early 1950s, reach retirement age. Then, relentlessly, year after year, the burden rises. So in a way the Government is showing unusual foresight to flag this issue up now.
While the UK has a serious problem it is not as serious as that of most continental European countries, where the demographic shift is even more dramatic. The reason it commissioned the Turner report is to make our whole society more aware of the tough choices ahead and to encourage individuals to take more responsibility for their own pension planning.
The Turner report is about private and state pensions. The state will have to take the ultimate responsibility for providing for its older people. But the total resources even a government can command will seem small when set against the demands on it. The more it can persuade people of working age both to carry on in some kind of work and, as far as possible, to make their own provision for the future, the greater the ability of future governments to direct funds to the most needy.
For the rest of us, the more we save, the sooner we will be able to retire. Simple, really. Who says pensions are complicated?
By James Daley
There's no easy answer to the question of how much you should be saving for retirement. But unless you're working for the civil service, or for a company with a generous final salary scheme, it's almost certain that you're not putting away enough.
According to Stephen Yeo, a senior consultant for Watson Wyatt, a good rule of thumb for working out how much to save, is to take the age at which you start your pension, and half it. The number you are left with, is the approximate percentage of your salary you should be contributing every month if you're going to end up with enough to keep you in the kind of lifestyle you are accustomed to.
That means that if you don't start saving until you're 40, you'll need to be putting about 20 per cent of your salary away every month.
While many people suggest that the equity in their property will be enough to provide for their retirement - don't bank on it. Most equity release schemes allow you to get your hands on a maximum of around 40 per cent of the value of your house. So with the average UK house property worth around £130,000, that would give you just £52,000 to buy an annuity with - providing you with an income of only an extra £50 a week.
Tom McPhail, the head of pensions research for Hargreaves Lansdown, the Bristol-based financial advisers, says the only way to guarantee yourself a good retirement income is to start saving early. However, he cautions that if you're sitting on lots of debt, other than a mortgage or student loans, it is probably worth clearing this before you start saving in earnest.
"If you've got high-interest debt, such as a credit card charging 19 per cent a year, then it probably does make sense to clear that off first," he says. "Because you're not going to get a 19 per cent return on your pension."
After that, Mr McPhail advises that you keep a bit of cash in the bank or building society for emergencies, and then start your pension. He adds that its worth putting some of your retirement savings into an Individual Savings Account (Isa) instead of a pension.
"Although pensions are the most tax-efficient way of saving, you can't get your hands on it until you're at least 50, so it may make sense to keep some money in an Isa as well," he says.
While its difficult to know exactly how much you'll need for your retirement, a good rule of thumb is to work towards having around 50 per cent of your final salary. Most people have paid off their mortgage by the time they retire, and their overheads are considerably less. But if you're planning on retiring to Monte Carlo, you may need to put away a little more.Reuse content


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|Reviews for Fire in Her Head
| soulsister chapter 13 . 12/11/2015
Please finish this story it is way too good to leave unfinished . I have to know if Kane and Meagan stayed together or if her family meaning the McManhans split them up. So please, please finish this story. I lov e it and am looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Kudos on an awesome story. Job well done.
| soulsister chapter 13 . 11/28/2014
Please finish this story because I have to know if stupid Stephanie went back and ran her mouth about Kane and Maegan. Please I have to know if they finally have a happy ending with out Vince, Stephanie and Shane interfering. So I beg you please finish this story or at least update it by at least 12 chapter. LOL. Kudos on an awesome story.
| RomansAngel22 chapter 13 . 3/24/2010
i can't wait for the next chapter please update this story i love it i want to konw what happends with kane and maegan
| mandiicena-brooks54 chapter 13 . 1/21/2009
YOU CANT END ON THIS BIG OF CLIFFY! HOW! You've gott add more much much much much much more!
| mandiicena-brooks54 chapter 4 . 1/21/2009
haa i love how kane keeps his mask on all times..lmafo..cant he take it off for a little while..lol
| DissectingPomegranates chapter 13 . 12/6/2007
OMG...im soo luving this fic...and cant wait to read more!
gr and shame on that spoil sport stephanie! but i luv that kane and maegan are happy and ru so in luv with each other!
| StephR1984 chapter 13 . 6/14/2007
Great story! I hope you update soon! I love Kane smut!
| Lil'-AngelwWings chapter 13 . 1/3/2007
Hey, I just read your story. I'm suprised you don't have Shane McMahon in there more since he seems like the one Mcmahon that would give Kane a hard time (I hate Shane by the way after that whole Kane/Linda storyline in 2003 where Shane was made to be some kind of superhero, when in reality Kane could squash him like a bug. Poor Kane had to job to a jerk Shane McMahon.) Anyway, just a thought. But regardless, I like the story a lot!
| Muffy chapter 13 . 10/21/2006
I'm glad he took his mask off for her. I absolutely adore Kane, and I'm glad you wrote a fanfic about him. This is an awesome story.
| Pinayprincesa chapter 13 . 7/29/2006
aw that is so cute! Please post more soon!
| Takerslady chapter 13 . 7/20/2006
AWESOME CHAPTER! I'm so happy Knae took his mask off, I absolutely love this story, please hurry up and update. *On knees begging, please, please, please, please update soon* :D
| Kane67 chapter 13 . 6/25/2006
Omg you updated great new chapters! Keep up the great work girl I hope you update soon!
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I totally 100% agree with Takerslady when she says "he looks gorgeous even though he's dirty and has rotten teeth and a hole in his head" although when you put it like that we do seem a little bit strange and off our rocker's lol!
| irishblue69 chapter 13 . 6/24/2006
I liked the ending, and didn't think it was corny at all. I hope to see more soon.
| Aspermoth chapter 13 . 6/24/2006
Have a round of applause and a cookie! That was a good, tasteful sex scene. *throws the cookie* well done!
| Mother Firefly chapter 13 . 6/24/2006
Another great chapter, I loved it! And HOT too lol I sure as hell wish I was in her shoes.


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Having survived a brain tumour, Glenn Roeder has a clearer perspective than most in the game as to football's place in life. However, it is not just that harrowing ordeal which has enabled him to react with dignity to the personal criticism which has followed Newcastle United's slow start to this Premiership season.
Having experienced the drop, Roeder knows that for some, primarily the poorly paid backroom staff in club laundries, ticket offices and kitchens, relegation can mean unemployment and hardship. So the pressure is there. But, he said after his team won a brave and encouraging point at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, going down with West Ham taught him to divorce the personal from the professional.
"When I was so criticised I took it quite personally," he said. "Then I realised after I left that it wasn't about me, it was the job I was holding down when things weren't going well. It could have been anyone in that job.
"That has helped me to handle any criticism that comes my way. It's not a problem for me. The problem is that sometimes it affects the players. I asked the players to stand by me and they showed today they are. Together we will pull away from the situation."
Redemption was the theme of Newcastle's efforts with Kieron Dyer and Nicky Butt delivering two of the key performances. Dyer, whose promising career has stalled through a combination of injuries and off-field idiocy, reminded everyone of his talent with a busy display in his first start since April, illuminated by his first league goal since March 2005. Butt, who was farmed out to Birmingham City on loan last season and relegated, rolled back the years with an afternoon of fierce resistance.
"Kieron has proved that when he's fully fit he is England class," said Roeder, "but he wouldn't want to be talking about England yet. He would want to be talking about playing for Newcastle a dozen or more times without problems. He knows that the present England manager likes him a lot but that's in the future.
"Nicky's a great example to our young players," Roeder added. "There was a block by him which epitomised our performance. He's won so many medals, he's in his 30s, yet he always stays out after training to do extra."
Unfortunately for Roeder the "block" he raved about brought the early introduction of Thierry Henry as it left Robin van Persie with an injury which is likely to keep him out of Arsenal's Champions' League tie with Hamburg tomorrow.
Henry, having played 90 minutes for France against Greece in midweek, had been rested. He sat brooding through the first half as Arsenal endured another groundhog day. Newcastle followed the template established by Aston Villa, Middlesbrough and Everton; score first, then hang on. Part I was fulfilled when Dyer, duping Emmanuel Eboué as he ran on to Obafemi Martins' flick, scored. It was Newcastle's first goal in 461 minutes' play in the Premiership.
Achieving Part II owed much to Butt, Scott Parker, Craig Moore and even Titus Bramble (relatively solid for once) and Damien Duff (negligible in attack, but industrious in defence). But it owed most to Shay Given, back after that terrible stomach injury. With Arsenal having 19 shots to Newcastle's two, the 'keeper denied Van Persie, Emmanuel Adebayor, Henry and Cesc Fabregas before Henry finally beat him with a free-kick. Given twice more thwarted Henry, who also struck the post.
Henry admitted in The Independent on Saturday that his form was only "so so". Wenger agreed but noted that here, against Liverpool the week before, and for France, he looked on the way back.
Henry also said some supporters made him "ashamed for my sport" and there was further disgusting evidence of this when Roeder was abused as "tumour boy". When Newcastle scored, a junior member of the visitors' staff gestured in the general direction of the abuse. These suddenly sensitive Arsenal fans were so outraged they reported him to stewards. Pathetic.
Roeder was dismissive. "All managers get abuse. If a supporter is critical of a brain tumour I had three and a half years ago I wouldn't respect him anyway."
Goals: Dyer (30) 0-1; Henry (70) 1-1.
Arsenal (4-1-4-1): Lehmann; Eboué, Touré, Gallas, Clichy; Flamini; Hleb, Fabregas, Baptista (Walcott, 64), Van Persie (Henry, h-t); Adebayor. Substitutes not used: Almunia (gk), Senderos, Song.
Newcastle United (4-4-1-1): Given; Taylor, Bramble, Moore (Sibierski, 89), Ramage; Solano (Milner, 74), Butt, Parker, Duff (N'Zogbia, 87); Dyer; Martins. Substitutes not used: Harper (gk), Rossi.
Referee: M Atkinson (West Yorkshire).
Booked: Arsenal Fabregas, Gallas; Newcastle Duff, Taylor, Bramble, Given, N'Zogbia.
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Since opening in 1990, Lot 10 has become a landmark of the bustling shopping district of Bukit Bintang, thanks to its array of shops and mouth-watering F&B choices. But change is afoot and with the current consumer demand trends, the mega-mall is undergoing a major makeover.
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YTL Land & Development and YTL Hotels & Properties, Vice President Joseph Yeoh launches Lot 10's new look
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The Fictional Environment Of Womens Novels English Literature Essay
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Novels are read and written by both men and women, but for some reasons it seems that women relate themselves to fictional environment and novels better than men. Even when we read novels themselves we can see that it is the women who likes to read and find themselves caught in the world of fantasy or their own imaginations. "Even in the nineteenth century, a woman lived almost solely in her home and her emotions" (Dorothy, 2006: 581). Men usually relate themselves to reality and they think fiction and fantasizing is just a waste of time. They think everyone should stick to facts, because life is real and hard and if you want spend your day dreaming then you are a loser. For a long period of time men were dominant characters in stories and women casted a tiny stream of light only thanks to existence of a masculine hero. Maybe it is all because of society, traditions and believes (wrong or right!) which have made public to think in a certain way and have certain expectations. It has been said that women are more interested in novels, however their presence as writers and main characters in stories was not considerable until the changes which started to happen during the recent century.
"One way of looking at prose fiction before the eighteenth century is to assume that it is an old-fashioned, feudal, and feminine thing, which it is necessary to turn into an appropriately modern and manly thing" (Doody, 1997: 274). When we take a brief look at the England history it is obvious that before Victorian era women had no rights in comparison to men. "Law and custom were of course largely responsible for these strange intermissions of silence and speech. When a woman was liable, as she was in the fifteenth century, to be beaten and flung about the room if she did not marry the man of her parents' choice the spiritual atmosphere was not favorable to the production of works of art" (Dorothy, 2006: 581). Women had to spend all their time doing household chores and taking care of their children and family. The families who had enough money and belonged to a middle or upper class tutored their children at home or sent them to special schools which only rich children could go there. However, the ones who did not belonged to those social classes had to stay home and help around the house or help their fathers on farm and get married to the man their parents chose for them. On the other hand, men were supposed to do hard physical labor and wages were so low. The work conditions were not good at all and there was no law against child labor so a lot of small boys were forced to work in order to help their family financially. Therefore, boys from childhood experienced hard word and realities in life which were not pleasant then and it did not left any time for them to fiction or daydreaming. We can see some these trace in novel of The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe. When Emily's father died from a long disease she was force to live with her aunt who is called Emily Madame Cheron. Emily found her aunt not interesting and Madame Cheron did not show much affection to Emily. Emily is then forced by her aunt to marry Count Morano against her will, because she fell in love with another man called Valancourt (Radcliff, 2001).
Also, in "Northanger abbey" novel by Jane Austen one can see how a girl called Catherine is so fond of reading gothic novel and her favorite novel is The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliff. Catherine spends most of her time reading novels and fantasizing about them, however at the end of story she realized that novels are fun to read but not applicable to real life (Austen, 1994). "The "feminization" of the Novel in France and England maybe seen as a way of both succumbing to and resisting social pressure. By making the Novel so officially unimportant, so harmless, the definition permitted the Novel to continue, and novels to be bought." (Doody, 1997: 279).
During Victorian era there were lots of changes such as industrialization, colonization, utilitarianism, role of women and criticism of social condition. "The standard reader of a novel in the early eighteenth century is still imagined as a male, who is under continual threat from his own treacherous mind and emotions. Male novelists have a greater duty than ever to see that their novel is sufficiently masculine, and not play wantonly with male fancy. As we move into the eighteenth century, however, we notice that the reader is increasingly imagined as female" (Doody, 1997: 277). These matters were clearly projected in Charles Dickens's books, as instance, "Hard Times". Thomas Gradgrind is one of the main characters in this novel which can be a good model of men who lived in that period of time. "THOMAS GRADGRIND, sir. A man of realities. A man of fact and calculations. A man who proceeds upon the principle that two and two are four, and nothing over, and who is not to be talked into allowing for anything over" (Dickens, 2008: 7). Not only Grandgrind always stick to facts, but he also try to bring up his own children and his students at school the same way. However, his daughter Louisa regretted that she was not able to be like other girls in her own age. She wanted to play outside, wondering in her own thoughts and from time to time live in her own imagination rather than real life. At the end of story Gradgrind found that there is more to life than just facts and there are things which cannot be defined numbers and calculations. He is a passionate person inside but does not want to express it in public and maybe it is all because of society and believes of those times which made him this way.
Last but not least, 20th century is mostly about modernism, realism and breaking conventions. During these times men are struggling with life and harsh facts of it more than ever. Writers try to draw public attention to reality of life and things are happening in real life. One of the main topics for discussion among men and women in this century is the war which happening in different parts of the world. A good example of such matters can be found in Ian McEwan novel called Saturday. "Henry Perowne is a contented man - a successful neurosurgeon, the devoted husband of Rosalind, a newspaper lawyer, and proud father of two grown-up children, one a promising poet, the other a talented blues musician." (McEwan, 2006: 1). Perowne family can be considered as good model of modern family and attitudes which men and women have toward life and fiction. Perowne is yet, one of those men who are not interested in literature and fiction, because of his own reasons. "… For fifteen years he barely touched a non-medical book at all. On the other hand, he thinks he has seen enough death, fear, courage and suffering to supply half a dozen literatures." (2006: 14). He is a logical man and tries to follow facts, not his emotions. However, by the end of the story he somehow realizes that not everything goes as it should be. A simple recitation of a poem by Perowne's daughter Daisy saved the family and even life of the man, Baxtor, who threatened family himself. Maybe what McEwan is trying to tell is that, it is not only women who need emotions and fiction in their lives, but so do men. McEwan did a really good job on projecting issues of society and at the same time discussing fiction and facts in life.
On the whole, no one can claim over domain of literary works such as novel. History has shown us that there have been so many shifts on the road of writing novels and their readers, yet we are all human and our desires and intentions changes from time to time. No longer are women the only novel readers who love fiction, nor men the only writers who are obsessed with facts.


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I tried botox in my chin for severe dimpling. Was happy afterwards but now 4 weeks later, it locks up into a cramp on its own for 5 minutes at a time. Usually upon the slightest touch. Its hard all the time and pitted like acne scars. Can anyone help me? Im 43,lucky to not have one wrinkle but now I have a chin that looks like a monster. Im a model and I cant work like this. I even get a crease under my mouth afterwards because it was so tight and my lower lip wont relax during it either!
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It sounds like there may have been an asymmetric mentalis muscle Botox injection or uptake. Although not common, this kind of unoppossed or asymmetric attenuation can lead to hyperreflexive contraction of the less attenuated muscle. Clearly this will wear off spontaneously but it may take up to 6 months. I would manage this by Botox or Dysport injection of the hyperactive mentalis muscle. I expect improvement in 2 days and complete resolution by 10 days. There is usually a learning curve with each injection and if you decide to have subsequent maintenance treatment of your chin pitting with a neuroattenuator like Botox or Dysport, you will likely not experience the same problem as your provider becomes more comfortable with your injections.
Treating a Dimpled Chin With Botox
Botox injections, when properly done, can be used to restore a smooth appearance to the chin. Over activity of the mentalis muscle will cause a dimpled chin, known as a "peau d'orange" appearance. You should return to your physician injector for further evaluation which may include more Botox to have the area adjusted. In the future you may want to consider the use of a filler such as Sculptra or Radiesse instead.
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This is an unbalanced mentalis treatment.
I recommend that you return to your injector. They need to inject a little more BOTOX to properly balance the chin muscles. In the future, you can decide if this is a treatment you are willing to repeat. Honestly, I think it is better to use fillers for the chin rather than Botox.
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Muscle twitching after Botox injection to the chin
I routinely inject the mentalis muscle int he chin for chin dimpling. I have injected the mentalis muscle in over 500 patients, and in my experience, I have seen two patients who have complained of some asymmetric cramping, or twitching of the mentalis muscle as the Botox wears off (after 3-4 months). It is very uncommon, and I imagine annoying, but not permanent. In both cases, this cramping lasting 1-2 weeks and completely resolved. One patient decided that it was annoying enough for her that she no longer wants botox in this area, and one patient liked the results so much that she considered the 1-2 weeks of twitching a minor annoyance, and opted for repeat Botox injection. She never had the issue again.
Botox for chin dimpling
You should see the doctor who treated you as they know exactly how many units and where the Botox was injected. Possibly you need very tiny number of units injected in muscles adjacent to the area that have compensated for the relaxed muscle.
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Botox to the chin
Although the menatlis muscle (chin) is quite small, it can also be quite strong. From what you are describing, part of this small muscle needs further treatment with Botox or Dysport. Your practitioner should be able to remedy this quite simply.
Although cosmetic dermal fillers may complement your treatment plan by shaping and filling, using Botox or Dysport is the only way to realx the muscle itself. A combination approach is often a good treatmetn plan for many.
The below link reviews ways to achieve chin shaping and rejuvenation.
Web reference: http://www.celibre.com/Celibreblog/post/2009/02/chin-rejuvenation-with-restylane.aspx
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16:50 12 October 2011It's a 'busy' ad, nonetheless Muller seems to have simultaneously targeted a 'middle aged' audience with nostalgia, with a young audience who will connect to the characters they are currently exposed to. There is a heroic theme to the ad which emphasises the use of a story. I wouldn't stop what I was doing to watch this ad unlike the -
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20:39 12 October 2011This ad is really creative, I especially like the part where all the business men get hit with fruit meteors and turned into Mr Men, but it kind of seems to chaotic overall. The use of nostalgia is good way to connect with an older audience but I think some may find it hard to relate the theme of childhood characters back to the product. I enjoyed watching this ad but it doesn't make me want to instantly run out and buy new Muller yoghurt. -
21:43 12 October 2011I think this Ads only positive aspects are the nostalgia it may evoke in the audience and maybe its extensive visual effects and movie-like feel. However I think the play on the "ü" from the brand name "müller" in the slogan "wünderful stuff" is funny but they could've done better. Their previous slogan "lick the lid of life" was much more entertaining and catchy in my opinion. Also, the ad is much too long, and the consumer, if not acutely interested in childhood cartoons is prone to lose interest quickly. -
11:37 13 October 2011I think the advertisement is very creative and does bring a strong sense of nostalgia to the viewer but I don't think it sells Müller very well even with the product placement it doesn't make you want to run out and buy a yogurt, and like David Ogilvy said; you need advertising that sells rather than entertains. -
12:02 13 October 2011I really like this ad, it's fun, creative and a little chaotic. I definately think that muller have been looking at their target market through a telescope rather than a microscope in this ad by expanding the amount of people it will target and by using unusual references. However, this ad does not make me want to buy muller, but watch some cartoons, not the desired effect they were looking for... -
22:49 13 October 2011First of all, what was particularly wonderful about the advert is its reference to a very successful movie, transformer, as the muller monster transforms itself. It draws viewers' attention and interests as they are presumably already familiar with the movie concept. Despite the fact that not detailed information about the content of the product is thoroughly described,this advert has clearly appealed to its target with an idea how the hectic and grim world can be changed into something brighter with the help of Muller. For example, the strict policeman was turned into a friendly looking bear and the cloudy weather is turned into a shiny one. Although it made several references to muller's several products during the advert like muller rice and light, I reckon it still has to offer additional information on the product itself like its taste, flavour or any other distinctive aspects as products, as one of the primary objectives of advertising is to enlighten consumers about the product. -
00:15 14 October 2011I understand where Muller are trying to position themselves in the market; as a fun, upbeat brand, depicted in the colourful animation. The brand also comes across as powerful and heroic thanks to the storyline, based on childhood cartoons saving the day (implying Muller). As previously stated, nostalgia plays an important part in the viewers reference system due to the cartoon characters present. Speaking of cartoons characters, are there not more memorable cartoon "heroes" than these? Surely Britain's favourite cartoons are not limited to "Mr Men", "Yogi bear" and "Mutley". On a personal note, I found the association of all these characters a bit odd. It's almost as if they thought that by putting a wide selection of characters in, the chances of viewers remembering at least one of them would be more likely (providing one can identify all of them in the first place). The image of the yogurt, which comes up three times in the add (Muller corner, Muller rice & Muller light) is lost amongst the overwhelming illustrations. -
12:47 14 October 2011As many people have mentioned, the nostalgic theme of the advert does work well in creating an enjoyable advert to watch but only if the audience is paying attention. I do not feel it is creative or different enough to grab attention. It is a very different image to that of previous Muller campaigns which I fell does not work in favour of Muller. Even if the advert is remembered, it may be difficult to remember which brand it was advertising. If people were to discuss the advert with others they are likely to mention the characters but not the brand. -
13:10 14 October 2011The advert draws upon various characters from popular culture in an attempt to get through to their target market, young children, who will pressurise their parents into buying Mullers as a result. The nostalgic aspect of using a cast including yogi bear and the wacky racers also appeal to a slightly older generation, ultimately the people that will buy the product. Because at the end of the day, Muller will need to recoup the expenditure on the right to using the characters, and airing the advert on prime time ITV saturday night telly. It's aesthetic appeal keeps the audience engaged in the text throughout, which is a difficult task when advertising a product such as yoghurt, and I feel as if, contrary to other reviews, the brand is not lost within the advert. Constant references to Muller and their products run throughout the duration. Ultimately, if raising awareness was the objective then the agency have certainly achieved it. -
- 13:15 14 October 2011I think that this ad plays well on the idea of nostalgia and would appeal to a more mature audience as they are able to relate to the characters of their childhoods. However, I personally feel that there are too many weak references that some may struggle to remember. The characters are not the most popular cartoons of my generation, but it is possible that I am not included in mullers target audience. The ad itself has stepped away from advertising an actual muller product, and is focusing on the brand and it's relationship to the consumer. It wants to connect with a target market and in order to do so uses characters which evoke childhood memories and happy times. This is emphasized by the tag line of 'wünderful stuff', which refers to their memories and also the product. Muller may have exceeded in creating advert which uses 'celebrity' endorsment to sell their brand, and cause the viewer to reminisce about the characters, but I am personally left trying to identify the cartoons rather than make the link and identify with the brand.
18:31 14 October 2011This advert has certainly got people talking! Bringing in the nostalgia with the cartoon characters is brilliant and will appeal to the older generations, but also children who may not recognise who the cartoon characters are but like it all the same as they are childresn characters and designed to appeal to children. I do however think the advert could be better. I see it as being in two halves - the first helf, with the parking ticket etc and then the second half when the fruit starts splatting people. I think the first half is weaker... with the second half it is relevent to the product - it is fruit (supposedly from the yoghurts) which is transforming people into these charcters which suggest eating Muller light will brighten your day and transform you (not literally into a cartoon character, unfortunately). The first half though seems unrelated to the product and I dont even think its sets the advert up nicely - if the traffic guy had been splatted with fruit it would have been more consistant and in my opinion, funnier. I didnt really get the random machine man eating him. -
21:19 15 October 2011This advert is trying to gain attention through the use of nostalgia. The playful nature of the whole advert will appeal to this target audience by using recognisable characters which gives pleasure to the audience by noticing these links with previous forms of media. This advert is going to attract a variety of audiences, from our age group through to middle aged people are going to recognise the characters shown within the ad alongside younger children being generally attracted to it through the use of bright colours and cartoon images. This advert will appeal to a wide audience, as does the product they are selling. -
14:19 16 October 2011I think it's a clever ad which uses nostalgic factor that most of us are familiar with. Muller tries to show itself as a fun and young brand and it has successfully done so through this ad. Also, this ad definitely caught people's attention as this ad alone has gotten so many people talking about it! Muller has done a good job in reaching out to its consumer. However, what I find lacking in this ad is the information about the product itself. I don't see how people will be attracted to buy Muller yogurt just by watching this advert. -
14:49 16 October 2011Although I am not a fan of this ad, I think it is imaginative and clearly creative using the animated characters interacting with the 'real world'. The target audience for the yoghurt, i think, is middle-aged and therefore there is a range of references such as filmatic ones, transformers, and children's cartoon characters, Mr Men. As these cartoon characters are well known and have been around for a while, the middle-aged audience will recognise them but it is childish and so the question arises, are Muller really targeting the right audience with these references? The ad doesn't seem to make much sense as the story is a little random. I don't think that by the end of the ad it makes the consumer want to buy the product anymore than they would've before watching it and so although it is fun, it may not be as successful as they would like. -
22:24 16 October 2011Obviously there is a reference to the movie 'transformers'. However, by showing the car transforming to something completely different from what it is really in the movie (an intimidating robot), the cheerful and delightful mood of the ad appears more dramatic. I think this is a good start of the ad because it immediately implies what atmosphere the ad will be indicating. Throughout the ad, there is hardly any moment where any scene is stationary. The scens are full of different colours and shapes of things but they do not seem too busy or hectic to me because all this dynamic use of illustrations make a good reference for the code embedded. I think the main code embedded in this ad is an image of the product which is cheerful, enjoyable and fun, rather than benefits of the product. I see the colourful display of the ad as a reference to the brand image. However, whether this will be working on others depends on how they make connection between the codes and a reference system so who knows? I like it though. -
23:13 16 October 2011I think this advert is thoroughly creative, although creativity does not always ensure a good advert. The thought process behind the advert is very clear and concise, that Muller provokes happiness and is made of "wonderful stuff". However in execution I feel there is too much going on and it has just ended up looking chaotic and slightly "tacky". I can see however, how the advert creates a very strong sense of nostalgia through a wide range of generations. This is done through the use of cartoon characters and the theme of "good triumphs over evil". This is a theme that many people will be able to relate to through various media texts of their time. The 1 minute and 31 second clip cleverly conforms to the protagonist winning over the antagonist formula. The advert does do very cleverly what it aims to do, creates an advert which people from all ages are able to relate to. It is also very reminiscent of past cartoon "heroes". All in all, I do like the advert, although I do sometimes feel there is a little too much going on to be able to concentrate on the main message behind the advert. -
11:17 17 October 2011By using recognisable characters from the past, muller is targeting a middle aged audience via its nostalgic appeal. However, the use of computer generated images and cinematic feel may also entice a younger millennial audience. Although the ad is captivating and fun, there doesn't seem to be much of a link between its narrative and the actual product they're trying to sell; perhaps making the ad memorable, but not the brand. -
16:53 17 October 2011With a heavily nostalgic theme, this advert by Muller is guaranteed to at least encourage the viewer to reflect upon past memories. Subjectively, I feel that Muller have embraced this characteristic of the advert a little too much, and as previously mentioned, partially 'drowned' the product and its position. With a more objective approach however, it's safe to say this advert has definitely caught the viewers attention with the creativity executed, making the ad appealing to both young and old audiences. -
- 00:58 02 November 2011The only "creative" bit lies in the post production, it's proper well executed, near perfection.
Much more hype, talk and attention is focus on the animation and fancy video production. Undeniably - the overall execution completely overshadowed the brand and its message.
Very confusing and questionable strategy. Its is reported that this campaign cost Ł20million (Dosen't sound wonderful to a whole lot of people) and its hardly even effective with its social media strategy, seems like they're trying extremely hard to get attention with all its paid promoted media space.
"Wunderful Stuff" - tacky, cheesy and artless. Having a pint after work ... now that's something wonderful.


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Xiaomi has been busy planting their feet in every sector of the tech market. From smartphones to tablets, TVs to media boxes, the Chinese company has almost done it all. Audio is a department where Xiaomi is no stranger to as the company has put out a pair of very decent headphones and the Piston earphones. Now, they have a new entry into the earphone market; enter the Mi In-Ear Headphones Pro.
Judging by the exterior of the Mi In Ear Headphones Pro, you would believe that this thing costs a lot more than its RM79 asking price. The main earpieces come with metal enclosure, giving it the much vaunted "premium" feel than most other earphones, or at least, much more "premium" than the default Apple earbuds.
Interestingly enough, Xiaomi has opted to use kevlar fibre for the cable in order to make it durable or break resistant. While I'm not sure how durable the cables are thanks to the kevlar, I'll give Xiaomi the benefit of a doubt regarding that statement. Slightly below the earpieces is the three button remote and the microphone.
You will also find a packet full of rubber earpieces in the box the Headphones Pro comes in, allowing you to swap the pieces around to accommodate the size of your ears.
Looks aren't the only thing that is impressive with the Xiaomi In-Ear Headphones Pro as the device sports some rather meaty components as well. The earphones sports a dynamic dual-armature driver in its earpieces. It has a frequency response of 20 to 20,000Hz, a sensitivity of 101dB, and an impedance of 32 ohms.
To test out the Headphones Pro, I simply stuck them into my laptop without any further modifications to it. After a few days of using it, I can say that the Headphones Pro is good, but it does have some flaws.
First, the good. The Headphones Pro is surprisingly powerful considering its price. For its size, I was surprised at how powerful the bass coming out from the earphones are. If you listen to precussion-heavy tracks, you would enjoy the Headphones Pro as the kicks in particular does pack a "punch" so to speak. Treble isn't too shabby either, being clear and loud enough as to not get muddied by the bass.
The one part where the Headphones Pro fails to impress me has to be the mids. Due to the highs and lows of the earphones being as powerful as they are, this causes both sides of the sound spectrum to drown the mids, giving the headphones a V-shaped sound. As someone who prefers a more balanced sound (thereby making me "boring"), I find it to be just a tad bit disappointing. That said, I know people who want their earphones to have a unique sound characteristic, so a V-shaped sound is perfectly fine to some people.
For its pricetag, the Mi In-Ear Headphones Pro is a steal when you consider the performance it offers. For me, I would gladly pick up these earphones as my substitute for when I'm out and about and lugging around my full sized headphones is too much of a hassle. Speaking of which, if you're expecting the Headphones Pro to perform as well as a decently priced pair of headphones, you might be asking too much.
Otherwise though, the Headphones Pro is a pair of earphone that punches well above its class.
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- Powerful Highs and Lows
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The Stone-Tolan House is one of the earliest buildings still standing in Rochester. Nestled now between East Avenue and I-490, the site includes an orchard. An annual fundraiser...
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The Stone-Tolan House is one of the earliest buildings still standing in Rochester. Nestled now between East Avenue and I-490, the site includes an orchard. An annual fundraiser is an antiques show that offers fine antiques from a number of dealers. Our ancestors lived much more simply than do we.
Only open Fridays 1-3 not easy to find using public transport from Rochester.
Some good displays and well briefed docent. Worth a visit, but make sure it is Friday!
My husband and I like historic sites, and this particular site gives you a good glimpse of the past along with some Rochester background history. For the cost, it is well worth the visit here!
perfect to just drop in to see; or to come when they have classes or special events...on East Avenue at the Brighton/Pittsford line; we always enjoy a visit here.
Our history in one house. Please check this site out and learn about Rochester's first family. I used to take school groups here as a walking trip and personally loved every minute. If you live in town, make the time to visit the house and grounds when tours are available. The Docents are all volunteers and do an absolute tremendous...
This unassuming little red house offers an amazing glimpse into history. Built in 1792, the stove less, refrigerator less kitchen with no running water shows us just how resourceful and hardy our ancestors truly were. We wish we would have been able to see the 2nd floor rooms but enjoyed the main level and stroll through the gardens.
Visit the Stone-Tolan House to see what life was like in the 1800's! House has been beautifully restored. It was orginally built as a tavern.
This former inn, that at the time was in the middle of nowhere, is now surrounded by modern homes and a busy, but beautiful East Avenue. But the home is well able to transport visitors to what it felt like to arrive by stage coach or horseback for a light supper and a cup of ale - and a warm,...
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GILFORD — Ninety-one percent of small business owners have contributed to their community in the last year through volunteering, in-kind contributions, and /or direct cash donations. MB Tractor and GMI Asphalt have made a giant step into this group with their monetary donation as well as equipment donation to construct the Gilford School PTA playground project, the Imagination Station.
MB Tractor and Equipment and GMI will be donating $15,000 along with the equipment needed to build the playground. The Bourgeois family of MB Tractor and Equipment donated $10,000 plus equipment and labor, and the Colby and Bourgeois family of GMI Asphalt donated $5,000.
The first post hole was dug on Wednesday, July 15.
Katie Bryant, a fourth-grade teacher who has been instrumental in joining all the businesses together to bring the Imagination Station to the Gilford Elementary School, explained how the combined effort with MB Tractor and GMI Asphalt for the new playground came about.
"As part of our district's Strategic Plan was to replace our playground in 2015, a committee was formed of staff, parents, school board members, and community members. We have worked since September (2014) on this process," said Bryant.
"The committee," she continued, "reviewed several proposals from playground vendors and we chose Landscape Structures as our company. Their proposal included customization and a nature-inspired theme, both of which were high priorities or our committee."
MB Tractor and GMI Asphalt have set the bar for business-community working together. Creating a better business climate and making the community a better place to live are important reasons to contribute to Imagination Station. There is something exciting about watching the business community working together to turn a dream into a new playground. MB Tractor and GMI Asphalt are an integral part of this community effort to advance the health and well-being of the SAU 73 community.


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Once again, a flood of headlines present Israel as an aggressor responsible for the deaths of dozens of unarmed civilians. Was this really a peaceful protest or another Syrian-engineered attempt to breach Israel's border? Where did the media get it right and where did it go wrong?
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When the media fails to make a distinction between Hamas's aggression and Israel's defense, it leaves out the essential element of the story that allows people to make sense of what's happening.
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