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Growler USA CEO Dan White says two of the best things to happen for beer drinkers in America are the surge in beer entrepreneurship — which has seen the total number of craft breweries top 4,000 this year — and the launch of his national chain of tap rooms. That's because every Growler USA franchise that opens, from Boston to Honolulu, sources its beers first from local breweries before looking further afield. And since each location will pour eighty or more beers, the company can tap into a pretty hefty portion of the beers produced by those 4,000 craft breweries.
White opened the first Growler USA in Eugene, Oregon, in 2014; all other locations are franchised, including a new tap room in Charlotte, North Carolina, and twelve other locations set to open in the coming months across the country. The Denver area is slated to get two franchises: one in Centennial that will open before year-end, and another in Longmont scheduled for 2016.
White is a big fan of Colorado, having operated another company out of Centennial before entering into the hospitality industry. When putting together a corporate team for Growler USA, he looked to former colleagues and employees. "We actually have our world headquarters in Centennial off of Arapahoe Road," he says. "We kind of put the band back together, so to speak."
The name itself implies that customers will be able to take beer to go — and that's the case at the original location, where Oregon law allows bars and other establishments to fill growlers for off-premise consumption. Here in Colorado, only the brewery that produces the beer can sell growlers filled from kegs, but that could change. "We hope to influence the legislature here about that," White explains.
White is building his company around the motto "True to the Brew." Growler USA's primary focus is on serving American craft beer (meaning no imports or macrobrew), but a range of tap handles will also be reserved for small-batch wine, cider, mead, root beer, kombucha and cold-press coffee. Beers will rotate frequently to allow for new, seasonal and special-release kegs.
White says the Centennial franchise will "offer 80 taps of beer — realistically 75 of those 80 will be from the local market." Beer inventory is tracked through TapHunter, which will allow customers to always know what's new on tap through the Growler USA website or the TapHunter mobile app."We'll have tap takeovers every week with at least one person from the brewery meeting and greeting customers," he adds.
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3 Creative Halloween Fundraising Ideas
Halloween gets a lot of publicity and excitement every year, but nonprofits generally don't think of it as prime fundraising time. Many organizations (with the notable exception of breast cancer charities) tend to skimp on fundraising in October, ignoring Halloween fundraising ideas so they can focus on the more traditional giving holidays at the end of the year. But the truth is that October can be a phenomenal time to launch fun and creative Halloween-themed campaigns, get people involved with your mission, and raise additional revenue.
To help get you inspired we've put together 3 of our favorite unique Halloween fundraising ideas, along with takeaways from each one that can be implemented during any campaign throughout the year.
1) The (Haunted) House Party
Candle Lighters has taken the haunted house craze and made it the focus of its annual Halloween fundraiser, Ghost House. Initially a fundraising source for the local YMCA Building Fund, Candle Lighters evolved into its own nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money for other nonprofits and local projects in the Tri-City Community (Fremont, Newark, and Union City).
Candle Lighters' annual, highly successful Ghost House is the organization's only fundraising event. Open during the last two weeks of October, the fundraiser is based in a historical 19th century Carriage House, complete with games, treats, and Halloween-themed activities for the entire family to enjoy. The annual event also gets the entire community involved, with over 100 volunteers coming together to produce the experience.READ NOW: Train Volunteers for a Better Nonprofit Event
To help raise funds, Candle Lighters strategically offers three levels of sponsorship to their supporters – Ghost ($50 – $249), Goblin ($250-$549), and Ghoul ($550+). There are different benefits for each level of sponsorship, such as complimentary party tickets or having your name displayed in one of the Ghost House rooms. By all outward appearances it seems that Candle Lighters has found a successful funding model; as of this October, the organization's Ghost House is in its 44th year and still going strong!
The Takeaways: A great way to get donors involved is to celebrate them and show them some recognition. Offering incentives to donors or fundraisers who reach certain levels can be a great way to drive fundraising activity, no matter what your campaign theme might be.
2) Saving the Undead
Some of these campaign launch events include a Toronto Zombie Walk and Halloween Parade, a Haunted House in partnership with Mount Saint Vincent University in Nova Scotia, and free 10 minute CPR demonstrations on "zombies" in Quebec. All of these events offer free CPR trainings. The HSF also set up a dedicated microsite specifically for the campaign, with a subpage that lists the metrics for number of people trained during the campaign, the number of lives saved, and includes a call to action to donate. HSF has gotten truly creative with its Halloween fundraiser, transforming a holiday generally associated with death, into a host of events all about bringing people back to life!
The Takeaways: There is value in offering quality information to the public for free. In keeping with the inbound marketing philosophy, extending how-to's and useful information without charge will allow you to advance your organization's mission and give people the space they need to understand the value of your organization and its cause Additionally, using a microsite geared specifically towards your campaign can help you maintain distinct branding and maximize conversions.
3) Pink Is the New Orange
We had to include pink pumpkins in our list of creative Halloween fundraising ideas. That's right, they exist…and they're serving a worthwhile cause, thanks to the Pink Pumpkin Patch Foundation. Celebrating October as the month for both breast cancer awareness and Halloween, the PPPF was founded in 2012 to support breast cancer research. Partnering with DP Seeds, the foundation raises money through the sale of pink pumpkins, with growers donating 25 cents per pumpkin sold to the PPPF. These funds are then distributed directly to organizations conducting cancer research.READ NOW: 12 Causes That Go Above And Beyond For Breast Cancer Awareness
All donations from growers are collected by December 1st, and the PPPF board then contributes the funds to research organizations. To get the most out of the pumpkin sales, the PPPF also hosts its "Pink Pumpkin Decorate Your Porch Contest," which asks supporters to visit the nonprofit's Facebook page and share a photo of their Halloween-themed porch decorations, using at least one Pink Pumpkin; the owner of the winning photo gets a $100 gift card as a prize.
The Takeaways: In any campaign, creativity is invaluable. Creative themes can help you overcome marketing plateaus and drive engagement among supporters. If you're searching for inspiration try putting a twist on a regular seasonal activity like PPPF did, or use an idea from pop culture as your fundraising inspiration!
Have Your Own Creative Halloween Fundraising Idea?
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Text-messaging versus telephone reminders to reduce missed appointments in an academic primary care clinic: a randomized controlled trial
Organization, structure and delivery of healthcare
Telephone or text-message reminders have been shown to significantly reduce the rate of missed appointments in different medical settings. Since text-messaging is less resource-demanding, we tested the hypothesis that text-message reminders would be as effective as telephone reminders in an academic primary care clinic.
A randomized controlled non-inferiority trial was conducted in the academic primary care division of the Geneva University Hospitals between November 2010 and April 2011. Patients registered for an appointment at the clinic, and for whom a cell phone number was available, were randomly selected to receive a text-message or a telephone call reminder 24 hours before the planned appointment. Patients were included each time they had an appointment. The main outcome was the rate of unexplained missed appointments. Appointments were not missed if they were cancelled or re-scheduled before or independently from the intervention. We defined non-inferiority as a difference below 2% in the rate of missed appointments and powered the study accordingly. A satisfaction survey was conducted among a random sample of 900 patients (response rate 41%).
6450 patients were included, 3285 in the text-message group and 3165 in the telephone group. The rate of missed appointments was similar in the text-message group (11.7%, 95% CI: 10.6-12.8) and in the telephone group (10.2%, 95% CI: 9.2-11.3 p = 0.07). However, only text message reminders were cost-effective. No patient reported any disturbance by any type of reminder in the satisfaction survey. Three quarters of surveyed patients recommended its regular implementation in the clinic.
Text-message reminders are equivalent to telephone reminders in reducing the proportion of missed appointments in an academic primary care clinic and are more cost-effective. Both types of reminders are well accepted by patients.
Missed appointments are a frequent problem in outpatient clinics. They interfere with adequate medical care, misspend administrative and medical resources, and are associated with adverse patient health outcomes
Only a few randomized controlled studies compared telephone and text-message reminders in medical settings and results were controversial. Two Asian studies showed that they were equally effective in primary care settings but sample sizes were small
In a previous study conducted in 2008, we tested an intervention during which all patients booked into our primary care clinic were sent a reminder 48 hours prior to their appointment according to the following sequence: a phone call reminder; if the patient could not be reached by phone, a text-message reminder followed; if no mobile phone number was available for text-messaging, a postal reminder was sent. This sequential intervention significantly reduced the rate of missed appointments from 11.4% to 7.8% and was cost-effective
As the mobile phone penetration in our population was rising (70% in 2011 versus 51% in 2008), the present study aimed to test the hypothesis that text-message reminders would be as effective as telephone reminders in a Swiss academic primary care clinic. To our knowledge, this is the first large randomized trial assessing these reminders in a primary care clinic serving a multicultural and vulnerable population. In addition, we assessed patients' acceptance of and preference for the reminders tested.
Design, setting and participants
We conducted a randomized controlled non-inferiority trial in the division of primary care medicine of the Geneva University Hospitals in Switzerland. This division provides 13'000 medical consultations a year to an urban population and is a training center for 40 junior primary care doctors. It is known to care for vulnerable patient populations including undocumented migrants, asylum seekers, patients without proper insurance coverage and legal immigrants. A previous study showed that half of the patients attending the primary care clinic were immigrants and that 40% of patients did not speak French
The rate of missed appointments varied between 12 and 14% at the general primary care clinic and between 25 and 30% at the substance abuse unit during the 6 months prior to the study. From November 2010 to April 2011, all patients registered for an appointment and for whom a cell phone number was available were invited to participate. They were randomly selected to receive a text-message or a telephone call reminder one day before the planned appointment. Patients were eligible each time they had an appointment, and were randomized each time to either reminder options. They were informed of the study by signposting in the waiting rooms and at the reception desk and orally when the appointment was made. Patients wishing to be excluded were invited to inform the receptionists. The study was approved by the ethical committee of the Geneva University Hospitals.
Sample size
We hypothesized that text messaging reminders would not be inferior to telephone reminders in reducing the rate of missed appointments. We defined non-inferiority as less than 2% difference in the rate of missed appointments (with the missed appointment rate following telephone reminders predicted at 7.5%, on the basis of our previous study) with a power of 0.80 and p < 0.05. It required including 3151 consultations in each arm of the study. A non inferiority criterion was used in order to make the trial manageable in terms of sample size. The choice of the non inferiority margin was the result of a consensual discussion among the team and of the Head of the division. We decided that a difference of less than 2% would not bring sufficient financial or administrative benefits to justify the choice of one method over another.
Text-messaging reminders
We used "Easy SmartCare", a software product developed by EasyMed, Services Inc, a Swiss firm specialized in the secure exchange of information and services between care providers and patients by mobile phone
Telephone reminders
Telephone reminders were made by a research assistant in French, Spanish, English or Italian between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm the day before the planned appointment, except for Monday appointments, when the phone call was made on Fridays. After two attempts, the research assistant would leave a message on the message box, when available, with a similar content to the text-message. Each phone call reminder cost 0.08 €.
A computer-generated sequence of two numbers (1 = text messaging and 2 = telephone) was produced. The research assistant (NC) randomized consecutive patients daily into two groups on a one-to-one basis, using a printed version of the electronic appointment record.
The allocation sequence was concealed from the clinical and administrative staff. Similarly, clinical and administrative staffs were blinded after assignment to the intervention, since reminders were managed by a research assistant and the team of EasyMedmobile.
Satisfaction survey
At the end of the study, we conducted a telephone survey to evaluate the acceptability and usefulness of the interventions among a random sample of 900 patients. The telephone survey included the following questions: 1) what type of reminder did you receive for your appointment(s)? ; 2) were you disturbed by the reminder? (distinct answers according to the type of reminder(s) received); 3) did you consider the reminder to be useful? (answers collected only for the type of reminder(s) received by the patient); 4) would you recommend the systematic use of a reminder? (answers collected for all types of reminders, whatever the reminder received). The research assistant spoke fluent French, Spanish and English and adapted the language to patients' needs.
Outcome measures
The primary outcome was the rate of unexplained missed appointments. Appointments that were cancelled or re-scheduled before the planned appointments were not considered as missed. The rate of cancelled or rescheduled appointments the day before and the day of the appointment as well as the number of reallocations were collected as secondary outcomes. The variables collected in the satisfaction survey are detailed in the previous section.
Statistical analysis
Stata software was used for the analysis. Analyses were performed by a researcher (DHH) who was neither involved in the study implementation or in the data collection, nor in the administrative routine work of the clinic or in patient care. The statistical analysis was conducted according to the "intention to treat" principle and included all appointments once randomization had occurred, excluding appointments that were cancelled before or independently from the intervention. We compared patient and health care providers' baseline characteristics between groups by means of Chi square tests for categorical variables and Student's-
Out of 6468 planned appointments, 6450 were eligible for randomization: 3285 in the text-message reminder arm and 3165 in the telephone reminder arm. The randomization process and the patients' flow are displayed in Figure
Figure 1
Participant flow chart
Participant flow chart.
Among the 6354 analyzed appointments, 78% came from the general primary care clinic in the text messaging group and 79.6% in the telephone group. Both arms were comparable in term of patients' age and gender and of health professionals' profile (Table
During the interventions, the overall rate of missed appointments in the division was 11%, with higher rates in the substance abuse unit (17%) than in the general primary care clinic (9.3%) (Table
The rate of appointments cancelled or rescheduled by patients between reception of the reminder and the consultation (the day before and the day of the appointment) was 6.1% (4.9% cancelled appointments and 1.2% rescheduled appointments) for the overall division, with no difference between text-messaging and telephone groups. In the general primary care clinic, rates of cancelled appointments were similar: 4.8% in the telephone group versus 3.9% in the text-messaging (p = 0.267). In the substance abuse unit, rates of cancelled appointments were statistically higher in the text-messaging group than in the telephone group (8.8% vs. 5.9%, p = 0.044). The rates of rescheduled consultations were the same in both settings and in both the telephone and text messaging groups (1.1-1.3%). No free slots were reallocated.
Out of 900 patients randomly selected for the survey, 41% were reached after 2 attempts. Both types of reminders were very well accepted by responders. Three quarters of surveyed patients recommended its systematic use. However, a higher percentage of patients preferred text-message reminders to phone call reminders, especially among patients from the substance abuse unit (Table
To our knowledge, this study is the first large study to report the effectiveness of text-messaging versus telephone reminders in a primary care setting in Europe. Our findings confirm the non-inferiority of text messaging versus telephone reminders to reduce the rate of missed appointments in an academic primary care clinic and the cost-effectiveness of text-message reminders compared to manual phone reminders. Both types of reminders were well accepted by all patients, but text-messages were preferred, particularly among patients consulting for a tobacco, alcohol or other substance abuse.
Rates of attendance were slightly higher following telephone reminders than text-message reminders among general primary care patients, indicating that direct personal contact with the patient may be more effective than a machine-generated message. This is consistent with another study which showed that telephone reminders by a staff member were also slightly more effective than automated phone calls to reduce non-attendance in an academic outpatient practice
The fact that a higher percentage of patients in the substance abuse unit cancelled appointments following a text-message rather than a telephone reminder suggests that this particular group of patients may be more receptive to text-messaging than telephone reminders. It is well known that non-attendance rate among patients with mental disorders is high (up to 40%)
As in previous studies on telephone and text-message reminders, both types of reminders were well accepted by a large majority of patients
One negative effect of reminders, whether phone or text-message, is that they shift the responsibility of attendance away from the patient to the organization
Our study had some limitations. It was a single-center study conducted in an academic primary care clinic providing care to patients with low socio-economical status with a rapid turnover of physicians. Results may not be generalizable to other settings although they are consistent with other studies. Since the main outcome variable was the appointment and not the patient, we did not collect information about the number of reminders sent to each patient during the main study. The automated software was not set to provide information on whether patients had received the text message or not. Therefore, we did not collect information about the estimated rate of patients reached by the text-message. The fact that text messages were sent in French only whereas phone reminders occurred in four languages may have enhanced the effectiveness of telephone reminders over text messages. The satisfaction survey also had several limitations: patients' acceptance of reminders was assessed in a limited sample of them, and only among those who could be reached by phone during the survey; we only asked patients which type of reminder they had received, but did not ask them about the number of reminders received; we did not record the number of patients who reported not having received a text message or a phone call reminder. Costs in our cost-effectiveness analysis represent charges. A more detailed cost-effectiveness analysis including purchase and maintenance costs was not possible, since we could not assess the costs corresponding to the purchase and to the maintenance of the central telephonic switchboard of our division and of our hospital, and of an automated text messaging system. Nevertheless, maintenance costs of both systems are probably equivalent. Finally, we did not collect data about misreading/misinterpretation of written or oral information, issues of privacy and disclosure
In conclusion, text-messaging reminders appear to be as effective as phone reminders to decrease the rate of missed appointments and are more cost-effective. Such a reminder system seems ideal, as many electronic appointment systems can generate automatic text-message reminders at very low cost. The next step will be to assess whether adding information in text-message reminders may improve patients' compliance with tasks to be performed before the next consultation (such as blood tests, medication intake or blood pressure control).
Competing interests
The authors declares that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
NJP conceived and designed the study, coordinated the data collection and wrote the first draft of the manuscript. MDD participated to the study coordination and the manuscript writing. NCR collected the data and critically revised the manuscript. JPH, BB, FN participated to the design and coordination of the study and critically revised the manuscript. DH participated to the design study, carried out the analysis and contributed to the manuscript writing. JMG helped to the design and funding of the study and critically revised manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The authors wish to thank EasyMedMobile collaborators who provided for free their EasySmart Care software and continuously adapted it to needs of the project.
The salary of the research assistant was financially supported by a private fund of the division of primary care medicine, Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland.
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The Rock Allegiance Tour has left the builiding! The tour featuring VOLBEAT, HIM, All That Remains and Airborne held a tour de force across America since late August starting in St. Paul, Minnesota, winding around the USA and into Canada then ending in Brooklyn, New York on September 28th.
It's not often that I get to tour alongside bands of this caliber let alone to four cities in my region in the Great Midwest. Working on the HIM side of things for their Official World Wide Street Team, Heartagram Team, I started with the kick off gig in St. Paul Minnesota, then Twin Lakes Wisconsin, Sterling Heights Michigan and then ending in Bloomington Illinois. Things started out a bit rocky with fans clashing over different styles of music and rallying for their preferred band and not always in a polite way. With the heavy hitting sounds of All That Remains, Airborne and VOLBEAT, HIM seemed to be the underdog with their more sentimental, goth rock love metal sound although they were billed as co-headliners with VOLBEAT. Fans of other bands were vocal and sometimes fighting on the floor with HIM fans and Facebook blew up about rivalries at some of the shows. There's a lot more to HIM than meets the eye or previous known reputation. Even rowdy VOLBEAT fans took notice and on several occasions I was asked "Who are these guys? I like it." HIM are veteran musicians with a solid twenty year career and have played with countless bands in the past. The whole point is to play for their fans and to pick up some new ones on the way whenever they tour abroad. Mission accomplished!
Tensions seemed to ease as the tour progressed with HIM fans rallying around their band, waving banners and packing signing lines with die hard dedication they are known for. Native to Finland, HIM is used to selling out club dates in minutes in Europe and packing summer festivals when they tour. They were poised to do a five city CD release tour back in May to support their new album Tears On Tape (Razor and Tie) but due to singer Ville Valo's sudden illness, the mini tour was canceled leaving fans wanting. Rock Allegiance gave fans new hope that they would get to see their favorite band live again and from all accounts and stellar reviews, HIM is in top form. The band is sounding better than ever while acknowledging fans in intimate way with each gig having an organic feel with the boys having fun onstage against the backdrop of a killer light show. HIM will be embarking on a European tour in October.
Vocalist Ville Valo of HIM and an awesome audience taken onstage at the Bloomington gig.
HIM Rock Allegiance general set list.
Denmark's VOLBEAT closed out each show with powerhouse performances they are known for since they hit it big on the rock radio circuit with songs like A Warrior's Call and Still Counting. Touring to support their fifth studio release Outlaw Gentlemen and Shady Ladies (Universal), VOLBEAT has amassed huge audiences in America due to their relentless touring over the past few years and the easy digestion of their signature sound. If they haven't hit a town near you yet, they will. Known for whisky drinkin' rowdy audiences, VOLBEAT delivers a unique blend of Johnny Cash meets Metallica with catchy hooks and heavy hitting guitars. Rob Caggiano, formerly of Anthrax recently joined the band bringing more of a metal sound versus the old school rockabilly sound VOLBEAT was known for on earlier albums. It's clear that the signature VOLBEAT sound is still there but now in more of a mainstream, radio friendly way which has some fans hearkening back to the earlier days in their career. With the success of Outlaw Gentlemen and Shady Ladies, fans who want the early VOLBEAT may have to accept their growth and assimilate to their growing success or stick with VOLBEAT's earlier catalog. All in all, VOLBEAT has something for everyone who loves good ol' rock 'n roll.
From left to right, Bassist, Anders Kjolholm, Guitarist Rob Caggiano and Lead Vocalist Michael Poulsen of VOLBEAT.
VOLBEAT Rock Allegiance general set list.
I can't say that I was all that familiar with Airborne or All That Remains before this tour but it seemed to me that they had their own fan bases pretty much intact and with heavy hitting styles of their own, both bands rounded out the tour's lineup.
All That Remains joined the tour to promote their seventh full length effort A War You Cannot Win (Razor And Tie). Having been around since the late 90's, All That Remains is a name most people seem to know. Going into it not knowing much, they had a sort of Five Finger Death Punch presence on stage and their fan base was on point and totally there for them. I will say that watching guitarist Oli Herbert was some better word than fantastic and it always makes me happy to see a chick like Jeanne Sagan own a bass onstage. I had the pleasure of hanging out with them on a day off shooting the breeze about music and dueling iPods with the HIM crew. I'll definitely be checking out more of their music and look forward to when they come around my way again.
Guitarist Oli Herbert of All That Remains.
Bassist Jeanne Saban of All That Remains.
Australia's Airborne gave audiences a blast from the past touring in support of their new album Black Dog Barking (Roadrunner), they came out and hit you with their 80's metal presence on stage and AC/DC reminiscent riffs and style. Unfortunately, they had to cut their participation with the tour short and head back home due to personal family issues. I got a chance to hang out with a couple of guys from the band and they were relaxed, fun to be around and very appreciative for the opportunity to play for the USA.
Lead Vocalist Joel O'Keefe of Airborne.
Bassist Justin Street of Airborne.
I'd have to say the best thing about this tour was the fans. Early on, I created a Facebook page called Rock Allegiance Rebels. It was a source for fans to connect with one another, to post their photos, videos and experiences during the tour. We became a tight group of fans coming together for a common reason all in the name of rock and roll. You could see how the early tensions in the tour gave way to people just trying to have a good time regardless of personal preferences as the tour rolled on and ended. It's awesome to see people treat each other kindly and promote the music they love with all the passion they are given by the musicians themselves.
At the Bloomington show, I was given permission to shoot onstage for HIM. For those and all my other photos as well as the documentation of many others for the Rock Allegiance Tour, go HERE.
Very special thanks to: Jeff Good, Janne Tamminen, Seppo, VV, SM, Alison, HIM, VOLBEAT, Lina, Kelly Hitt, Sean McCarthy, Antti, Viltsu, Brad, Timo, Oli, Jeanne, Jason, Streety, Jim Somers and the inimitable Blackcraft Cult.
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Well while I disagree with their ideology, I can't see it as right to ban.
It will of course make them look like martyrs, give them publicity and they will simply reform.
It is very damaging to Islam in its liberal forms and will feed the growth of the regressive forms of Islam.
Bad news.
Looks like a bit of electioneering from New Labour.
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don't ban them, meet them head on and defeat them
we defeated one lot of would-be jew exterminators in 1945 but at a great cost. Let's not leave it so late this time and see these odious people for what they are.
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Plus, it appears only Muslim groups are being banned. I don't agree with banning groups, but if they are why are they not taking the same action against the BNP, NF and EDL?
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New to Spiceworks.
We are looking for Project Management software that will tie into Spiceworks. We want to be able to define a project and provide a project scope and then follow development life cycle rules. Gantt charts are nice. Also, if someone submits a ticket that is going to require a new application be created, I would like to be able to launch the project managment tool from the submitted ticket.
Is something like this already available?
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Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
There is nothing like this currently. Project Management Software does not normally tie in with helpdesk and inventory systems. I've never heard of that connection being made before.
I think that when you reach a scale when a helpdesk ticket kicks off application development you normally move towards a completely customer solution.
(Ha ha, just submit a helpdesk ticket for a project management system that ties in with a helpdesk and inventory system and see if one gets created for you ;)
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Oh, I've had a trip in the few short months I've played, mostly due to switching hands.
Started out with a left-hand Easton Synergy ST, Cammalleri/Shanahan P2 blade, 110 flex, chopped 2". So yeah, I started with a 120 flex blade despite being 5'7 220. Loved the curve as it was right at the toe and almost no loft. Tried a Warrior Vandal, Gionta pattern 85 flex and I shot a little better. But it was still chopped and the flex increased. So next I tried an intermediate Vandal 70 flex in the Zetterberg pattern. Better yet. I also have a pro stock CCM U+ CL that I got from the Rivermen equipment sale last summer that was fun, too, but I still wasn't shooting well.
Then I tried a right-hand stick. My shooting and passing went from "garbage" to "meh, with a little practice it'll be adequate." So I went cheapish at first with a Warrior Esquire, Burrows pattern, 70 flex intermediate. I still had to chop an inch and a half off of the stick but my shooting went better. I wanted something closer to my old Easton, though. The closest I could find was a Synergy ST with a Getzlaf pattern in 75 flex. I was hoping the open face of the blade would help me get some lift, but it doesn't yet. My passing has improved tremendously and my backhand shots are getting more and more accurate. (I don't get how my backhand improved so well, but I'll take it.)
If Easton ever uses the P2 pattern again I'll snap it up in a heartbeat if it's a right-hand stick. I think the closed face and toe curve still might be the best for me, though.
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"That was a little aggressive," Nowitzki said. "Thankfully, I've never been bitten before."
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Several fans in the stands and on the sidelines wore white T-shirts with black bold letters that read 'Bite-Free Game.' No players were bitten. No red cards were handed out, although Nowitzki fell to the ground once and contested with the referee.
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Augmented feedback reduces ground reaction forces in the landing phase of the volleyball spike jump
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This article was originally published asCronin, J. B., Bressel, E., & Finn, L. (2008). Augmented feedback reduces ground reaction forces in the landing phase of the volleyball spike jump. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, 17(2), 148-159.
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Context: Frequency and magnitude of ground reaction forces (GRF) have been implicated in causing injuries such as "jumpers knee." Objective: To investigate whether a single session of augmented feedback concerning landing technique would decrease GRF. Design: Pretest posttest experimental design. Setting: University biomechanics laboratory. Participants: Fifteen female Division 1 intercollegiate volleyball players. Intervention: Participants were required to land on a force platform after spiking a volleyball from a four-step approach before and after an intervention involving visual and aural augmented feedback on correct jumping and landing technique. Main Outcome Measures: Mediolateral (ML), anterioposterior (AP), and vertical (V) GRF normalized to body weight (BW). Results: Augmented feedback was found to significantly (P = 0.01) decrease VGRF by 23.6% but not ML (25%, P = 0.16) and AP (4.9%, P = 0.40) peak GRF. Conclusions: A single session of augmented feedback may be effective in reducing VGRF in collegiate athletes.


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