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Update: Less than a month after launch Samsung has dropped the price of the S6 Edge+ to less than £600/$600(or around £40 per month). That's a significant price drop and makes it a far more attractive proposition for those wanting a large-screened phone, or phablet.
Samsung has made a bold statement with its Galaxy S6 range of smartphones. Plastic painted as metal and faux leather backs have been consigned to Room 101 and Samsung has finally put style and design at the core of its smartphone offering.
The Galaxy S6 Edge+ is born of that new philosophy. That's not to say it's all about style. For the eye-watering price of £749/$768 contract-free we would hope not.
Just like the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge the 5.7-inch phone is a solid all-rounder and needs to be considering its key competitor, the iPhone 6 Plus.
The Edge+ is also the big-screen phone European Samsung fans will have to live with in lieu of the Galaxy Note 5 – Samsung has no plans to sell the Note 5 outside of Asia and the US at the moment.
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154.4 x 75.8 x 6.9 mm, 153g, Aluminium 7000 frame, Gorilla Glass 4
The Galaxy S6 Edge+ makes you feel like disappearing down an underground cavern while keeping a close eye out for tricksy hobbitses. It is precious. It is achingly desirable. It is futuristic. Slap it down on any beer stained pub table and it will make every other phone look old school.
The main allure comes, of course, from the unique, curved dual-edge display. There's nothing else like it, apart from its smaller sibling the S6 Edge. It's streets ahead of the Note 5 and iPhone 6 Plus when it comes to sex appeal.
An aluminium alloy frame is sandwiched between the tough Gorilla Glass 4 screen and back. It's an upgraded version of the metal on Samsung's previous phones and should help it avoid the (in our experience unfounded) Bendgate furore caused when the latest iPhones were released.
One thing it hasn't managed to resolve is quite how easily the rear glass attracts greasy fingerprints. It's a problem the S6 and S6 Edge also suffers from and it's not too bad on the Sapphire Black version we're testing here. Opt for the new silver coloured Edge+, though, and be prepared to regularly look like a cricketer getting ready to bowl.
Samsung has finessed the S6 Edge+ in some ways. The frame now has a fine tapered edge along the top and bottom and the curved screen seems to fit a little closer around the corners than it does on the smaller S6 Edge.
Not only is the Galaxy S6 Edge+ a stunner, it's also brilliantly crafted.
Looks aren't the be-all and end-all of design – ease of use is also key. The Edge+ doesn't excel here.
For a start it's a big phone, and that comes with its own set of challenges. Using a phone with a 5.7-inch screen is tricky to do one-handed, particularly when trying to reach the top corners. Your other hand will need to get involved sooner or later.
It's an issue compounded by the curved screen. Yes it's great to look at but you will, sometimes, find yourself wishing you had a little more frame to grasp. The bottom of your thumb can also interfere with the screen when stretching to tap an awkwardly positioned icon.
The S6 Edge+ is not too uncomfortable, but neither does it feel as welcoming as the curvier iPhone or Note 5 – the latter conforms to your palm making it super comfy.
Whether these issues turn you off the S6 Edge+ depends entirely on how much you value its aesthetics. Sometimes beauty demands sacrifice. The huge screen will also be worth a little one-handed juggling for many.
5.7-inch Super AMOLED display, 2,560 x 1440 resolution (Quad HD), Curved edges
Samsung's Super AMOLED screen technology is one of the best you can get on a phone or tablet and the super-sharp, Quad HD S6 Edge+ makes the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus pale in comparison, literally. Colours pop and blacks are deep – this is the best screen you can get for watching movies on the go.
If we're being very picky we'd say the screen could have better viewing angles. Whites get a blueish tint to them when you're not looking at the S6 Edge+ straight on.
Samsung suggests the curved screen adds to your viewing experience, it doesn't. The curves distort the picture slightly and reflect light, but since it's just the top and bottom edge it's not too noticeable. While the Note 5's flat screen would be our first choice for watching videos on, the Edge+ comes a close second.
Adding to the multimedia credentials of the Edge+ is a decent (for a phone) speaker that's both loud and clear at top volume. It lacks depth, but we'd happily watch a few episodes of our favourite series without headphones if we had to.
Plug a set of cans into the 3.5mm jack and things get even better. Samsung has added a dedicated clock to the S6 Edge+ to minimise sound distortion as well as upscaling. This aims to improve the quality of compressed audio, like MP3s.
It works too. A bit more fullness and timbre is added to proceedings, high-hats are sharper and everything is tightened up a little. Nothing seems to be lost and it has an overall pleasing aural effect. Once I had tried it out of few times I decided to keep it on.
Kudos to Samsung for trying to be innovative.
However, this edge thing is not it. It's expensive and has no real use as yet, making it pointless.
I hope it doesn't go too badly for Sammy, though they deserve to be punished for abandoning core attributes.
Worry is, if this thing flops they might view the Note 5 as too big a risk for distribution here.
PS. Loved the little movie next to the text about using the Edge's edge.
Don't agree about S Planner being superfluous! Still my favourite app.
Too many models in the Samsung range, they need to trim them down firstly.
I feel Samsung just do not listen to their customers, I agree they try to keep innovating and that is good but do not lose what already works well they seem to do this all the time.
The Edge is not used properly it is more of a material shape really, if you look at the Note Edge now that really does work and works well. Maybe they should reduce their brand to two types the Edge series and the Note series and keep it simpler and more fluid and most importantly listen to their customers.
Samsung has abandoned power users. I will not be buying another Note, instead I'm asking a friend bring me a LeTV Max from China. Google the specs.
Same here I don't understand what direction Samsung is taking with their product line-up lately. They said they listened, would stop the scatter-gunned approach of releasing so many smartphones so often as well as cut down on software bloat the previous phones had. But they have not lived up to any of their claims or learnt from them.
Yes, they've released less smartphones, but just like before, we've got several variants of smartphones bearing the flagship name (S6, S6 Edge, S6 Active, and S6 Edge+) in about as many months, and the S6 Edge+ is basically a curved version of the Note 5. And it's likely there will be a S6 Mini, as the flagships have had a Mini version released. The Edge gimmick definitely doesn't work anywhere near as well as it did on the Note Edge. Both sides can't be used at once (maybe deliberate to cater to left and right handed users) and it doesn't really add anything this time.
And even though the S6s have more storage capacity than before, despite losing memory expansion, the S6s have even more bloatware than before, useful or not.
So yeah, Samsung has done a lot of damage to themselves and alienating their customer base, and have a heck of a lot to fix for when the S7 comes out.
why does this reviewer make a point about is it worth the upgrade ? its a bigger s6 edge .they have a small one and a big one just like the iphone does with its 6 plus .you pay more for a bigger screen simple as . its called choice . when has choice become a negative ? i would feed this reviewer only porridge for the next 12 month see how he likes it ! then give him a choice of porridge or steak, as for the curved screen it took balls to come up with something this radical just look at apple, at first they say phablets are too big and then they see how well samsung was doing and hey presto we have a phablet iphone . again , you have to give samsung kudos for having the guts to be different unlike apple who have phones that don't change and don't stand out, its like they dont want to do anything different because it might rock the boat . i purchased every iphone up until the iphone 6 and realised i was being sold the same phone every year tied to awful itunes for my music .android is liberation and will get better and better
I lost patience with Samsung after the Note 3. I was sick and tired of paying uber prices for plastic metal and plastic leather like the customer couldn't tell the difference.
I went Sony with the superb Z range, then had a spell with the iPhone.
The S6 group of mobiles drew me back to Samsung. Made with the engineering quality of a Swiss watch and highly technically advanced. The aesthetics will, of course, be choice. I find it stunningly good looking and to hold it reminds me of holding a true flagship device. Well done Samsung on selling your customers what you could and should have produced 4 years ago. Better late than never though.
Never thought I would purchase another Samsung mobile. Amazed at this one.
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adil ahsan how are you. i also bought edge plus few days back. i have i issue while using it, that is right side of mobile is getting heated just after use of 10 to 15 minutes. so you have the same issue or i have to claim the supplier.
So I loved my s6 edge plus, until recently. It seems that almost every time I play games on it while holding it sideways it brings up this welcome to vr screen like I'm using the oculos, and I think it knows when it fucks up because it will freezes a little after bringing up the page. I have had to many hearthstone matches soiled due to this problem, so I had to get this out to somebody.
I have had this phone for 8 months now and just recently am starting to have problems. The battery started to puff up alittle and it drains very quickly. I can be at 80% and all of a sudden phone dies! I called and my service provider and Samsung and they do not want to replace my phone. If it was something i did i would be happy to pay for it but i feel it a manufacture error. They sent me charger, i did a master reset and still doing the same. Has anyone had the same issue?
The s6 edge plus needs a 9 but these idiots are so biased they give it an 8
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Professor Allan Fels has left an indelible mark
as the nation's top competition regulator.
Timing played an important part in the rise to prominence of the outgoing chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Professor Allan Fels. When Professor Fels became the nation's top competition regulator in 1991, the two- airline policy had just been abandoned, Telstra's monopoly was about to be broken, and many industries were undergoing substantial structural change: in the finance sector for example, foreign banks were establishing themselves, and non-bank home-loan providers were emerging. The internet was also ready to take off, feeding a massive sharemarket boom, with attendant takeover activity.
In those circumstances the shadow cast by the person in charge of the agency responsible for policing competition law was always destined to lengthen. But in Allan Fels, Australia found the right person at the right time. He was criticised over the years for his active use of the media, at times justifiably. But his determined promotion of the agency and the law it oversees underlined the fact that the Trade Practices Act imposes obligations and confers rights on all businesses. Professor Fels was a price regulator in the 1970s and '80s, an experience that informed his development of a stronger consumer protection focus for the ACCC in the '90s. That, in turn, positioned the commission to play a constructive role in policing prices after the introduction of the goods and services tax in July 2000.
It is a measure of Professor Fels's application of the competition principles enshrined in the Trade Practices Act that he fielded criticism from across the political spectrum. He campaigned successfully for tougher merger laws in 1993, when calls from big business for easier merger rules to allow the creation of "national champions" were increasing in number and volume. In fact, the case for easier merger laws has never been convincingly made, and big business's main lobby group, the Business Council of Australia, is no longer advancing it. The ACCC also intervened during the 1998 docks dispute to take legal action against the Maritime Union of Australia over the use of secondary boycotts, and pursued the case in the face of strong criticism from the union movement.
Professor Fels's 12-year tenure at the top was in itself important, because it gave the agency stability and consistent purpose. It is to be hoped that the person chosen to replace him, Graeme Samuel, can win cross-factional political support for a substantial term by the conclusion of his one-year provisional tenure, which begins today.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A convicted Sicilian mafioso who spent two decades living incognito in Britain will be extradited to Italy after a court on Friday overturned a previous ruling that prison overcrowding there could breach his human rights.
Domenico Rancadore, 65, faces seven years in jail in Italy after senior district judge Howard Riddle ruled in favor of extradition at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Rancadore, a former teacher nicknamed "U Profissuri" (The Professor) in Sicilian dialect, had been arguing since his arrest that conditions in Italian prisons were so bad that they would breach his human rights.
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Don Boudreaux looks at the different effects of international aid and capitalist exploitation in a desperately poor, far-away country:
The far-away land of Subsistia is inhabited by people who are desperately poor, not only relative to the typical person elsewhere on the globe but also in absolute terms. For decades well-meaning, well-educated, and well-funded people from the United States and other wealthy countries have visited Subsistia to help raise Subsistians out of poverty.
Alas, while these efforts by governments, NGOs, and churches have been many and munificent, all ordinary Subsistians continue to live in deep poverty – that is, until recently. A few short years ago a large U.S. corporation, Nik-Mart, set up factories in Subsistia. The wages that Nik-Mart pays to its Subsistian workers, while much higher than the average wage in Subsistia, are only a tiny fraction of the wages that Nik-Mart pays to its production-line employees in America.
Nik-Mart sells the goods produced in its Subsistian factories all around the world. One result of Nik-Mart's operations in Subsistia is that the real prices that poor Americans and Europeans pay for shoes, clothing, and home furnishings have fallen significantly.
Nik-Mart is consistently one of the world's most profitable corporations. It is also one of the world's most hated.
When word recently leaked out of Nik-Mart's record sales revenues and of the healthy rate of return on Nik-Mart's assets, protests erupted in all major capitals of the developed world. Washington, Ottawa, Santiago, London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Rome, Prague, Moscow, Tokyo, Pretoria, Canberra – these and other cities were swarmed by protestors demanding "social justice" and criticizing Nik-Mart for exploiting workers. "Nik-Mart's profits are in the billions," screamed U.S. Sen. Elsbeth Walter, who gave a rousing speech to protestors on the Washington Mall, "and yet it exploits poor workers in Subsistia while it off-shores jobs from America, hurting poor Americans! Have you no shame, Nik-Mart? Have! You! No! Shame?!!" Sen. Walter rhetorically asked, her index finger pointing accusingly at an imaginary Nik-Mart executive presumably hovering, phantasmically yet bloatedly, before her.
The Sunday talking-head shows were filled with heads talking of little else. "It's really unconscionable," said Harmon Nicholson, a famous progressive columnist, "that Nik-Mart takes advantage of the freedom that this country gives it to produce the things it sells in America outside of America. It's no wonder our jobs picture is so weak and that American wages have stagnated."
Sen. Lawrence Greenham, a Republican from the south, chimed in: "I don't normally agree with Harmon, but he's right on this. American plutocrats are gettin' richer an' richer off the backs of America's poor. It's gotta stop."


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Micah Murray
Feb. 17, 2012
PITTSBURGH- Returning to action this weekend, the University of Pittsburgh men's track and field team will travel to New York, N.Y. to compete in the BIG EAST Indoor Championships held at the Armory. The Panthers will send 19 qualifiers to the two-day event that begins on Saturday, Feb. 18 and concludes on Sunday, Feb. 19.
"I'm looking forward to a really competitive meet," Pitt head coach Alonzo Webb said. "We're confident that we can go in there and do a good job and be very competitive at the top level."
With its record setting performances this indoor season, the men's 4x400M relay team currently owns the fifth-best time in the world in 2012. The relay team, made up of seniors Jermaine Lowery and Dontave Cowsette and sophomores Brycen Spratling and Micah Murray's time of 3:07.33 at the Penn State Nittany Lion Challenge overtook Texas A&M's top collegiate mark of 3:07.43 set earlier this season. That time stood as the world's best in 2012 for a part of the season.
Adding to the success in the sprints, Spratling set a new school record in the 200M dash and won the event with a time of 21.34 seconds. Spratling posted a national top-10 time and broke the previous school record of 21.38 set by Chris Anderson in 2005. He also currently holds the fastest time in the nation in the 500M, with a mark of 1:01.86.
Earlier this season at the Penn State National Open, Lowery (47.34), Spratling (47.40) and Murray (47.46) all broke the school record in the 400M dash in the same meet.
In the jumps, senior Folarin Ijelu finished second in the triple jump at the Penn State Nittany Lion Challenge with a leap of 14.77M. In the long jump, sophomore Reginald Steele IV finished ninth with a leap of 6.88M at the Penn State National Open.
Additionally, senior Dan Kwiatkowski set impressive marks in the shot put at the Penn State Nittany Lion Challenge placing fifth with a season best toss of 16.62M.
The Panthers hope to continue their success from last year's performances at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships. In the 2011 competition, the men finished seventh with 47 points overall. Cowsette and junior Tashaun Hill highlighted the Panthers performances at the meet.
Cowsette set a season best in the 800M run with a time of 1:05.59 last year. Hill tied a career best time of 8.00 in the 60M hurdles. Both athletes claimed third in their respective events.
Both relay teams added third-place finishes with the 4x400M team of Murray, Lowery, Daniel O'Toole and Elliot Rhodes crossing the finish line at 3:13.77. The 4x800M team composed of Cowsette, Sam Negley, Wesley Washington and Ben Hatch finished with a mark of 7:31.02.
"Before the season we always tell the team that there are only three things we're looking for them to do," Webb said. "No. 1 is to qualify for the Big East Championships. No. 2 is once you get to the Championships, make the finals. Then, No. 3 is once you make the finals, to try and beat as many people as possible. It's very simple, that's our plan."
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Submitted to: Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
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Publication Acceptance Date: 10/2/2004
Publication Date: 11/23/2004
Citation: Bushman, B.S., Phillips, B.S., Isbell, T., Ou, B., Crane, J.M., Knapp, S.J. 2004. Chemical composition of caneberry (rubus spp.) seeds and oils and their antioxidant potential. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 52(26):7982-7987. Interpretive Summary: Caneberries are a niche crop in the Pacific Northwestern United States whose fruit is utilized in a large number of edible applications. The seed, a by product from processing, is currently a waste biomass. This paper characterizes the components of caneberry seeds. We found that all the caneberries examined had 6-7% protein and 11-18% oil. The oil was rich in linoleic acid (53-63%), an oil that is essential in human nutrition. As a result of this work, it may be possible to utilze approximately 400,000 lbs of waste caneberry seeds.
Technical Abstract: Caneberries (Rubus spp. L.) are grown primarily throughout the Pacific Northwestern United States and Canada. Processing of caneberry fruit typically removes the seed, and the development of a value-added use of seeds could expand the market for caneberries and the profit margins for growers. An initial step toward the use of the seeds is a characterization of seed and oil. Our investigation has described compositional characteristics for seeds of five commonly grown caneberry species: red raspberry, black raspberry, boysenberry, Marion blackberry, and evergreen blackberry. Seeds from all five species had 6-7% protein and 11-18% oil. The oils contained 53-63% linoleic acid, 15-31% linolenic acid, and 3-8% saturated fatty acids. The two smaller seeded raspberry species had higher percentages of oil, the lowest amounts of saturated fatty acid, and the highest amounts of linolenic acid. Antioxidant capacities were detected both for whole seeds and for cold-pressed oils but did not correlate to total phenolics or tocopherols. Ellagitannins and free ellagic acid were the main phenolics detected in all five caneberry species and were approximately 3-fold more abundant in the blackberries and the boysenberry than in the raspberries.


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The week this issue was being sent to the printer, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times journalist Anthony Lewis passed away. He was 85.
The day after his death, NPR aired an interview with him from when he retired in 2002. In it, he talked about getting the opportunity to transition from a reporter to a columnist at the Times. Having no experience writing a column, he asked a senior colleague, well, how to do it.
"It's simple," he was told. "A reporter states facts. A columnist says, 'I believe.'"
Saying what you believe has become a touchy subject lately. As the Church has grappled with a variety of societal changes, we've seen some Christian leaders loudly say things in God's name—usually via social media—that have made the rest of us cringe. (We talk about it on page 46.)
The Jesus that the loudmouths represent to the world is angry and judgmental. And they make it look like all good Christians have to be, as well.
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While Mumford says he still believes in Jesus, he doesn't want the label. "I don't really like that word," he said. "It comes with so much baggage. So, no, I wouldn't call myself a Christian. I think the word just conjures up all these religious images that I don't really like. I've kind of separated myself from the culture of Christianity."
And that's the danger we're now in. Like in political media, the extreme views on religion-vs.-culture have gotten the biggest microphones. And it's forcing a pendulum swing in our generation that's troubling.
We don't want to be associated with the extremes, or at least their tone, so we distance ourselves. We throw the baby out with the bathwater. We're often afraid to stand for what we believe because we don't want to be labeled or marginalized as "one of them." We're becoming a voiceless generation.


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nice. and Lucian Wischik is posting a serials of blog posts about this in details too
@felix9: Lucian will also show up on C9 very soon covering compiler changes and more.
I tend to think that so-called fluent APIs are sometimes abused, but it seems to me that something like
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I just realized the trusty DoEvents() was sort of an old school version of async. Schedule rest of me on the queue on current context.
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Once again, Europe threatens to devour another British PM
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Subversive narrative
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Less is more
Theatre: Shadowlands; Cat's-Paw; Glengarry Glen Ross
Familiar fantasy
Cinema: Stardust
Indigestible fare
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Blurred boundaries
Dance: Giselle — on love and other difficulties; Shaker
Competitive edge
Alan Howard's 70th Birthday (Radio 4), Words and Music (Radio3)
Pointless bickering
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Live and let let
When renting is the way to go
Losing our heritage
I remember having a conversation with a German friend a few years ago about why there seemed to be no old cottages left in the German countryside.
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Last month I wrote about the surprise of seeing a phone booth, a sight that's becoming more and more rare as time goes on.
The phone booth I seen was completely unused and uncared for, but there are some people out there who are creating new uses for abandoned phone booths.
Here's a video of what one person in the U.K. did to repurpose one that was just wasting away in his neighborhood:
I wonder how well this will work out in the long term. Will vandals ruin it or will the exchange become an underground staple for the locals?
Either way major kudos to James Econs for taking the time to do something positive with an abandoned phone booth.


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The Bruins (16-11-7) will look to get back to their winning ways tonight in Canada's capital city, as they head into ScotiaBank Place to take on the division rival Ottawa Senators (18-13-4). These two teams have been battling back and forth in the Northeast Division standings, leapfrogging each other since the very beginning of the year. As of now, Ottawa owns a one-point advantage over Boston for second place in the division, all while Buffalo extends their lead to five over Ottawa and six over the Bruins.
Boston is coming off a poor showing in Toronto Saturday night, losing to the resurgent Maple Leafs 2-0 at Air Canada Centre. Meanwhile, the Sens are coming off a back and forth week last week, losing to Toronto, then beating Buffalo, then falling to New Jersey, followed by a win over Minnesota.
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CHICAGO — What helps build loyalty, but is not considered a loyalty program? What is fun, exciting and rewarding, and at the same time strategic, planned and designed to drive trips and/or purchases?
Gamification. It's the latest buzzword among brand marketers, and it's gaining traction as early adopters begin to revolutionize the way customer engagement is done.
The reasons behind gamification are simple. It not only engages the consumer, it derives a commitment from the consumer; it not only engenders loyalty, it creates brand advocates; and gamified consumers not only become repeat purchasers, they also act as billboards for the brand.
Why gamify?
"It's a way to use technology a lot of times on a very personal level," noted Scott Shamberg, SVP growth and emerging commerce at TPN, during a breakout session at the 2013 Shopper Marketing Expo here, on Oct. 10. "You can customize the program to meet the insights you already have about your target," he said. "You can match those insights with game mechanics to drive further engagement."
Successful gamification strategies are based on five strategies: a value exchange, acknowledgement, "bragability," the utilization of mobile, and social networks and status. "At its core, you tap into this idea of everybody wanting their 15 minutes of fame," Shamberg said. "That's what Facebook, to an extent, tapped into."
How do you gamify?
More and more, gamification is becoming an industry in and of itself, and the options available to marketers are akin to buying a home: build a gamification platform from the ground up, buy a currently-existing platform and customize it to the brand, or rent a gamification platform.
Each of the strategies has its own pros and cons, noted Sarah Ortman, senior group manager of consumer and shopper promotions for Clorox. "[For example], the pro of building your own customer gaming experience is you get exactly what you want," she said. "The challenge is there is a lot of planning and resourcing. And there is investment and risk that's inherent," she added. Building from the ground up also could take the most time to bring the program to market.
Buying a pre-existing platform and customizing the experience may be more cost-effective and also represents a faster turnaround to market. However, the experience may not be fully customizable.
Finally, renting represents the fastest speed to market, but the brand doesn't own the community or experience. An example of a successful rental experience is Target's partnership with Shopkick. Target wanted to reward its loyal guests during the entire shopping process, as well as further engage them in store and at shelf, Ortman noted. Target partnered with Shopkick and rewarded its guests with "kicks" for browsing products online, visiting select stores or participating in "scan missions" in which participants have to scan certain products at shelf. Those "kicks" can then be used toward the purchase of gift cards. Shopkick's game-centric platform further enhanced the shopping experience, Ortman noted.
For those marketers serious about deploying a gamification platform, Shamberg and Ortman shared a list of the eight questions every marketer should ask before taking the next step:
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MONTEREY, Calif. - The Monterey Police Department is investigating an incident in which an officer deployed his stun gun on a teenager at the Monterey County Fair Saturday night.
Around 9:30 p.m. Saturday, officers assigned to work the fair were flagged down by a carnival employee regarding a fight between two girls.
The witness told officers Kristofer Richardson and Wayland Kopp that both females were being restrained by others when he arrived in the area and they were led out of the area in different directions.
The witness pointed out one of the females, later identified as a 16-year old. According to the officers, the teenager was immediately aggressive toward them as they approached her.
Richardson took out his stun gun and ordered her to the ground, but did not discharge it at that time, Lt. Leslie Sonne said. Meanwhile, Kopp moved behind the girl and took her to the ground.
While Kopp was trying to control the 16-year-old, a 14-year-old girl jumped on his back. Richardson discharged his Taser, hitting the younger girl in the torso.
As Kopp continued struggling with both girls on the ground, the 16-year old began clawing and biting at the 14-year old. As Kopp was working to separate the girls, the older teen bit his knee. Both girls were taken into custody.
A witness described the 16-year old as "looking for trouble" and told police she was seen pushing people in the crowd and challenging them to fight.
Another witness saw part of the situation and described one of the girls as trying to punch the officers, said Sonne. He described the scene as very chaotic and hostile and indicated that there were approximately 2,000 people in the area. He said heard people yelling expletives about the police and egging the teens on.
The 14-year-old was examined and released at a local hospital. She was cited for battery on an officer, resisting arrest and being in possession of a prescription drug unlawfully, marijuana and pepper spray.
The other teen faces charges of battery on an officer and resisting arrest.
Sonne said the use of force will be investigated according to protocol and forwarded to the police chief for review.


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Bill Oreilley explains why he doesn't get divorced.
Even though his wife moved out and bought her own house and has started dating a Nassau county policeman, Bill Oreilley still wont get a divorce.
Why? Because he is catholic, and Catholics don't get divorced, they get annulments. What's an annulment? Thats when your wife is such a huge whore that even Jesus agrees with you.
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- Barack Obama calls in and reads from a three year old speech.
- Turns out it was the gays that killed the birds and fish in Arkansas
- Ann Coulter says teachers are useless.
- Rick Perry, Bill Oreiley and Chris Christie call in
- Vice Chairman of GM says workers make too much, and defends two million dollars executive pay as "modest".
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to get their reactions to the way 9-11 is remembered in the media and our country in general. Plus Gov. Rick Perry calls in and says a lot of hilariously dumb shit.
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- Gov. Rick Perry calls in to make us laugh by being backward and ignorant.
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The first in a series of lawsuits sides with tribal sovereignty.
A long-term drought threatens Western cities' water supplies.
What dropping water levels could mean for the region's recreation economy.
Boosters want Fontenelle Dam to divert more water in southwest Wyoming.
Why Southwest utilities are starting to sweat.
After years of confusion over which waters are protected by the EPA, Waters of the US rule is updated.
But there are limits to what can be done to tweak dam management to benefit ecosystems.
New research shows stressed water supplies, as demand increases.
If water curtailments go into effect, which states are most vulnerable, and why?
Republicans say new rule would give the federal government too much authority over waterways and wetlands.
Feds identify no widespread problem but concede to insufficient data.
Farmers try to stop "buy and dry" by pooling water rights to supply growing cities.
Review of 'The Hidden Canyon: A River Journey' by John Blaustein
A conversation with Paolo Bacigalupi about climate fiction, the power of water and his new novel.
Twelve Western states have declared drought emergencies.
How a post-apocalyptic action movie can help us ward off ecological disaster.
As Southwest states were pummeled with rain, Southeast Alaska dries out.
The controversial Clean Water Act rule protects tributaries with any sign of water, no matter the flow.
Snowpack is above normal in spots, but doesn't make up for its lack earlier in the year.
Questions remain of how much water it will yield and whether local farmers can afford to buy it.
Water cutbacks would start if the reservoir reaches 1,075.
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This is a discussion on Catalytic converter overheating? within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Originally Posted by dttruax Just doing a quick parts search. Which part needs to be replaced? http://subarupartsforyou.com/cp_part...nly+&year=2004 The uppipe is ...
Uppipe cat is the only one which temperature is monitored, but the rear O2 sensor monitors the effectiveness of ALL catalytic converters on the car.
The price of the part is completely irrelevant because you should NOT replace it with the same part. As has been stated several times, you need to install a catless uppipe instead of the factory unit.
Or you can ignore the advice of a lot of guys that are experts in Subarus and do whatever you want. But I don't know or understand why on earth you would come to any forum to ask for advice and then blatantly ignore it.
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If/When the Cat in the UP fails:
* Shrapnel is sent into a Turbine blade spinning 10,000+RPM.
* The turbine is connected to the Impeller via a solid shaft, The only thing isolating the outgoing (exhaust) side of the turbo and the intake side of the turbo, is a bushing and a few seals.
* The turbo shares your engines oil supply!
* The turbo shares your engines water supply!
* there are CC's downstream!
So what happens is shrapnel flys into the turbine, causes it to eat itself, the bushing, the seals, unbalances the impeller, and sends a whole lot of metal chunks into your motor. When this happens it is no longer just a CC problem, its a replace my motor, turbo, other CC's, radiator, whole ball of **** problem. When the Turbo dies, it pukes a ton of oil into your downpipe rendering your other two CC's to the scrap bin. Its expensive, very expensive, especially if you don't do the work yourself. They are not trying to be a PITA, they are right. And to further reinforce the point, Subaru realized it was such a problem that they fixed it by not installing a CC in the uppipe beginning with the 2006 MY, and haven't done it since. Infact in their history, they only did it from 2002- 2005 MY.
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I suppose you're right.. just like I don't "need" to eat, but if I don't chances are I will die, sooner or later.
You say it's ran fine with the catted uppipe, but aren't you on here now complaining about problems with it? I don't understand why you (or anyone) would want to pay significantly more for a part that's proven to cause problems.
Apart from the advice everyone is giving that you need to change the uppipe, if I wanted to quickly see if the front catalytic converter temperature was causing the problem, I'd try the resistor fix while the stock uppipe was in place- by removing the sensor and replacing it with the resistor, then re-setting the CEL, if the CEL did not come back on I would be lead to believe that the problem was located.
David - '05 WRX
When my cat clogged it made my turbo make a horrible clacking noise under boost.
My dealership actually said something along the lines of "normal Subaru procedures in your case is to replace it with a catless unit".
So even they were against the cat!
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When BOVs were not used, turbos would clank! loud as the pressure in the exhaust side interacted with the spinning parts. That's interesting.
In order to legally use a catless up pipe in CA unless I amid taken one would have to switch to an intact 2,5L with all smog controls including the air pump, and rest according to the standards of the later year.
In any case since Subaru does not to my knowledge have a CRL fix for the catless up pipe, the dealer would be taking a legal car and making it not just technically but also visibly illegal.
I find that absurd to some extent but in this world anything is possible.
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So why the hell would anyone spend MORE money to put a detrimental part BACK?
So yeah, 9 years 100k+ miles until you had your FIRST problem with a cat...so why not replace it with a part that would guarantee you to go infinite years and infinite miles without having an issue due to that part? No-brainer to me...
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Update: The CEL code was P0420 which is the catalytic converter below threshold code. So it wasn't a high ETG reading that sent the code and would mean (I think) that the oxygen sensor that's right by the mid-cat would have sent the code.
Question: would this code mean that the pre-cat is going bad, or just the mid-cat?
the mid cat most likely...or a bad O2 sensor.
You should still replace the UP.
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Evidence-based management of uncomplicated pain and fever in children in the community setting [Abstract]
Beggs, Sean, Carroll, Peter, Walsh, Anne M., Nissen, Michael, Bennett, Stephanie, & Yeo, G-T (2007) Evidence-based management of uncomplicated pain and fever in children in the community setting [Abstract]. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 43, A18-A19.
Introduction: Childhood fever is the most common reason for parents to seek medical attention.1 Despite successful educational interventions fever phobia persists.2 Healthcare professionals can play a pivotal role in educating parents on how best to manage such conditions. We provide practical, yet evidence-based, guidance on the management of children (aged 0-12 years) presenting in the community setting with pain and/or fever in association with common childhood ailments. Method Design: Electronic database searching (1966-August 2006) was conducted to identify articles relating to the management of pain and or fever in children aged 0-12 years. Additional articles were found through archives and the reference lists of identified articles. Recommendations: (1) Fever alone does not need to be treated. (2) Parents should watch for signs of development of potential serious problems (vomiting, irritability, lethargy, apathy) and seek further medical advice if a fever persists for more than 48 hours or if the child's condition deteriorates. (3) Paracetamol (15mg/kg) and ibuprofen (10mg/kg) are equally effective analgesics and antipyretics. (4) Both drugs are generally well tolerated, but the potential exists for more iatrogenic risks with ibuprofen use. (5) Alternating therapy is not recommended. Conclusions: While both paracetamol and ibuprofen may be appropriate for use in children, we need to encourage the quality use of all medicines. This means discouraging their use simply to lower temperature and primarily considering them for pain or fever with associated discomfort. Given that there is no obvious efficacy advantage to using ibuprofen, there appears no reason to change from continuing to use paracetamol as the first-line treatment of choice in paediatric patients.
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Dreamliner grounding has hit India-Aus air connectivity: Envoy
The grounding of Air India's Dreamliner fleet has hampered the much awaited proposal of direct flight connectivity between India and Australia, a top Australian diplomat has said.
Hyderabad: The grounding of Air India's Dreamliner fleet has hampered the much awaited proposal of direct flight connectivity between India and Australia, a top Australian diplomat has said.
Direct flight service is essential between the two countries as in and out-bound tourist traffic is increasing with each passing year, said Lachlan Strahan, the Deputy Head of Mission at Australian High Commission in New Delhi.
"India said it would launch direct flights from New Delhi to Melbourne and Sydney three or four times a week. They were planning to use Dreamliners and they had some problems with battery (of Dreamliner) and were grounded," Strahan said.
"India has not indicated when they are going to start the operations. As per schedule, they are supposed to start by the end of March," the diplomat told PTI here last evening.
When contacted, an Air India spokesperson said they have already applied for summer schedule to the Director General of Civil Aviation and it includes direct flights to Sydney and Melbourne using Dreamliners.
"Since they (Dreamliners) are grounded, we will not be able to tell if there will be any replacement. Clear picture will emerge only after February 17," the AI spokesperson said.
The DGCA had on January 17 asked Air India to cease Dreamliner operations with immediate effect till the battery problem was fixed.
The civil aviation regulator took the decision to ground the Dreamliners after it received a global advisory about it from the Federal Aviation Administration which came after two incidents of fire caused by the battery of the aircraft.