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by Annie Byrne
In 15 September, Exhibition News hosted its first Question Time forum at our inaugural Race Day at Sandown Park. The aim of this interactive discussion format was to bring the industry together and debate one of the most crucial yet challenging components facing every exhibition organiser: Visitor attendance. Attracting and retaining visitors to a show is no easy task, particularly as attendees are increasingly distracted by other events, media channels and messages at work and in the home. Reliance on the Internet for information and business interaction has taken its toll on how exhibitions are perceived and why people attend them, for example. More sophisticated, knowledgeable audiences and progressively more interactive entertainment choices are also raising the bar on what each of us expects to find in an exhibition hall. According to The Facts 2011 report from Vivid Interface, visitor numbers across UK exhibitions fell at an average of four per cent per annum between 1999 and 2010. Between 2009 and 2010, the report claims a decline in spend and attendance just short of 10 per cent, with trade show visitor numbers dropping 8.2 per cent and consumer events 2.9 per cent. The research is based on 500 events and exhibitions in the UK – 100 less than those held in 2008. While the figures look alarming, there are plenty of shows in the trade and consumer fields growing their visitor numbers at a rapid rate. So what are the successful players doing to keep people attending their shows? Is it something to do with the specific sector they serve, or are there other factors involved? What influences are there on attracting and retaining an audience in today's digital world? Is it just a matter of navigating the increasingly complicated marketing minefield better or improving your visitor data? Or are exhibitions simply not 'the thing' anymore? Below are some of the findings from the Question Time forum. Our panelists were Paul Byrom, MD of Upper Street Events; Rob Nathan, marketing director of Media 10; Mark Moloney, MD of Trades Exhibitions; and Andy Center, MD of CloserStill Media. Fashionability To kick off the debate, EN asked our panelists: Are exhibitions still fashionable? Nathan believed the organiser's shows certainly are because they continue to exceed expectations and record better gate revenue. Ultimately, fashionability comes down to what you put in front of your chosen audience, he claimed. "Visitor numbers are declining because poor shows are going by the wayside; good shows that invest heavily in good people, marketing and content will continue to prosper," he claimed. "Competition is arguably getting tougher and there is a proliferation of other factors affecting people's leisure and business time. This means we have to work harder to attract people to an event." Retail centres such as the new Westfield Centre in Stratford are additional competitors to exhibition organisers, Nathan explained. "Westfield has fantastic facilities – restaurants, shops, parking, Wi-Fi – and we have to get people to not go there and come to an exhibition instead," he continued. "So are we still fashionable? We're fashionable if we keep on evolving. "In a recession, people still want a day out. If you can offer something that's good, cheap and that gets them talking, they'll come back and they'll tell their friends." For Byrom, content is absolutely critical to ensuring exhibitions continue to appeal to the person on the street or the businessman in the tower. He pointed out plenty of shows are seeing increasingly larger visitor numbers today even in the face of economic hardship. "We work with TV and magazines and are performing better than both those media, which is an important factor for us as exhibition organisers to consider," Byrom said. "Exhibition organisers are starting to evolve in greater levels and certainly our investment into content is significantly different to five years ago. We are spending a lot more on creating theatre content, classrooms and things we think fit the market. If you do that, people come back and will have a great experience at shows." For trade show organisers however, the reality is a little different, Center argued. He claimed many business-to-business (B2B) exhibitions looked much as they did 25 years ago and as result, were liable to lose their audience. "Those that have got it right in B2B have seen dramatic increases in attendance; those that haven't changed anything really, have not," he claimed. "One of the big issues for me is the quality of the marketing people. It's almost impossible to find marketing people with exhibition industry experience who understand the difference between marketing and communications, or producing pieces of paper versus marketing as spend. "Well, spend on content is the spend on marketing. Our medium is the message. "Exhibitions are boring on the whole and there are very few I would go to. At CloserStill, we take this position as our starting point when devising our trade shows. People have 220 or 230 working days a year and getting a dentist, vet or c-level executive out of their office is a big-ticket item. Putting some fancy typeface on your invites, offering a VIP club or giving someone a cup of coffee won't cut it." Moloney agreed shows had to change with the markets they served. He pointed out many historic exhibitions ended not because the organisers were bad at their jobs, but because they ran their natural course based on their industry's needs. "You can't buck certain trends – we have to face that – but where you can really gain from that personal, face-to-face interaction then we need to communicate that message far better," he said. Digital preferences What makes for appealing show content, and the way you market your show, have been irrevocably changed by the rise of the Internet. What is undeniable is that finding information on a particular product or company is easier than it's ever been. "If you want to make a straight purchase or get a specific piece of information, then exhibitions in those fields will suffer no matter how good the organiser is," Moloney claimed. "But there are other ways of doing business, such as in the professional beauty industry sector where you are buying the person and the brand. You feel it, touch it and smell it. Therefore online can be a benefit to us as a communication medium that contributes to our face-to-face offering." Nathan also believed the Internet can be complementary to exhibitions, although he agreed the easiest thing in the world is to sit online at home, browse and be entertained that way. "Any exhibition marketed correctly should be a pilgrimage to those people," he continued. "They can download video clips and go into all the social networking they want, but if you offer something compelling enough consumers will want to turn that into something physical in the end. If they're into cookery, they can download the content and recipes but isn't it great they can also go along to a show and see the people they aspire to and experience, touch and taste things? "We need to be using digital as a complementary tool and exhibitions as a pilgrimage for people's social habits." Byrom also saw a strong opportunity to build and extend a show brand's community via digital methods. He pointed out many organisers would traditionally have only had a dialogue with potential visitors two months before a show and for the few days at an event. "The digital world allows us to have ongoing dialogue if you do it right with compelling content throughout the year," Byrom said. "I don't think our industry is skilled enough at it, but online ought to be something we embrace heavily." Where there is still a lot to learn is getting the balance right between digital and other types of communication in an exhibition's marketing campaign, Center said. "The Internet is a fantastic tool, although I think email is worn out now and open rates are in a dramatic decline," he claimed. "We have to be careful not to be lazy with our online and marketing strategies. People are bored with receiving even opt-in email marketing now, but social media offers a depth and authenticity that could transform what we are doing and it applies everywhere now." Sufficient marketing budget In a survey of EN's Question Time audience, most admitted to spending less on their marketing budgets today than a couple of years ago. Although the AEO recommends members spend at least 10 per cent of their revenue on marketing, Moloney said Trades Exhibitions often outlays 30 per cent of revenue on getting its message across. "No wonder the industry is not getting more visitors if we don't communicate the message," he said. Center meanwhile, criticised exhibition organisers for using the Internet as an opportunity to simply slash their marketing budgets. As a tactical observation, he pointed out the return of direct mail over email as a successful marketing tool. "You send a piece of well-crafted direct mail to someone and it's one of the few things that arrives on their desks that day," Center claimed. "The responses we have been getting are astonishing. "I think we have reached the bottom now and hopefully we might see the resurgence in old-fashioned media. Don't ignore pieces of paper, because they stand out." Given the sheer amount of on and offline, push and pull marketing options now available to marketers, EN's four panelists said organisers needed to look at a balanced, multifaceted marketing campaign that took into consideration their specific sector's interests and preferences. "Social media for example suits some of our shows and we have a significant following and can drive ticket sales through that channel," Byrom explained. "I also agree a beautifully-crafted letter can have impact in some sectors too. You can't do everything – what does your audience respond to? How well do you know them? What messages are you going to give them? Marketing isn't a 'can I do everything?' it's about making sure you know who you want to talk to and choosing the appropriate vehicle so they hear it. "I slightly disagree with Mark in that we have maintained rather than increased our investment levels on marketing, but we have started talking about shows as brands. We spend a huge amount of money on our Gadget Show Theatre for example, but that is part of the brand and the content. You need a much more holistic approach to building the brand." Nathan had also witnessed the decline in email open rates and is investigating other marketing methods. As it gets harder to gain people's time, more heavyweight options such as TV may be necessary, he claimed. "You can't be formulaic with marketing. You have to look at each show on its own merits, the price of various marketing communications and how to attract people each time," Nathan said. "We invest as much as we need to in order to keep getting gate revenue, but on Ideal Home Show, marketing spend has certainly been less than previous owners."Visitor variables What the panel agreed on was the inadequacy of quantifiable visitor research. Organisers might be "ok" at talking to visitors, Moloney said, but our industry has a long way to go if it really expects to know what visitors are attending shows for and how to keep them coming every year. "Our industry is shocking at visitor research," Center continued. "It's short-term thinking and it's wrong. If people can't justify in their own minds spending money to tell their customers the truth about their attendance, then God help us all as businesses. "As the quality of the research around our industry is so poor, we now use a company we formerly used for due diligence when we're about to make an acquisition. They are phenomenally expensive, but have paid for themselves every time we've done the visitor research on an existing product – even if it tells you what not to do." Nathan believed it was up to managers and owners to analyse the research and emphasise its importance. "We don't know best – the audience knows best and if you listen to what they're saying, you'll find the way to long-term growth for your show," he advised. For the same reasons, he argued the whole industry should also get behind show audits. As Center pointed out, experiential and creative agencies may be reluctant to promote exhibitions to their clientele because of the lack of verifiable data on visitors. "Why will massive integrated agencies promote any other medium except exhibitions? Rob [Nathan] has given us the answer – you go to a serious media partner with made-up numbers and you're asking for trouble," he claimed. "If we are not attracting big-enough brands to our shows, then there's not enough attraction to spread the word of mouth and visitors won't come back again," Nathan added. "We're on an ever-decreasing circle if we don't act professionally." While EN's panelists are comfortable in the knowledge that exhibitions have a future, is it clear visitors need to be given a much bigger say. Better research on the market and a more holistic approach to your show brand are key to moving forward. Who knows? In some cases, this may even result in your company launching a new event style bringing together the best of exhibitions with a more intimate environment.Any comments? Email email@example.com
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The MEK/PMOI (Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization) the prime opposition to the Iran regime, has been kept in the US State Department's Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTO) list for more than a decade now.
This is a subject that has been much debated recently in many hearings in the US House of Representatives. It is thus, certainly worth to know who benefits and who loses from keeping the MEK in the FTO list.
What is crystal clear is that the Iran government is following and lobbying the matter with all that it has. It seems that Iran mullahs simply cannot afford to have the MEK removed from the FTO.
The fact is that the despotic rulers of Iran are right to be fearful. They have seen the massive demonstrations in the streets of Iranian cities nationwide two years ago, as well as the events sweeping through Libya and Syria. The mullahs want to protect themselves from a similar upcoming destiny.
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Simultaneous with state-run media in Iran and officials of the clerical regime, the lobbies of the Iranian regime have stepped up their activities to discredit the organized opposition to the Iranian regime, Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization of Iran (MEK or PMOI).
It appears that they are worried about imminent removal of the unjust terror label against the MEK following the ruling of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit and flood of support for the MEK by former ranking officials in the United States.
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Saturday 23th and Sunday 24th of July were designated as "Hamyari Days" (supporting days) with Simay-e Azadi (The Vision of Freedom) or Iran National Television (INTV) which is a banded opposition satellite channel in Iran. It was the 12th "hamyari" but because of extensive calls from Iranians across the world, the program has been extended and the producers cannot set an end.
I have heard the most elegant words. I have seen the most beautiful tears, smiles and the most amazing sacrifices. And truly, I see the burning thirst of a nation who wants to live free and get released of an evil regime of the Mullahs in Tehran. The callers say that this voice must not get silenced, because it is the voice of the Iranian people and the people in Camp Ashraf. Since Saturday, it has been more than four days now that the Iranian people are helping INTV financially with all they have so that it can continue its programs and stay their voice.
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Peculiar things happen in Washington. But one that is most bizarre is an Iranian lobby group which has now turned green, that is merely going bananas over the possibility of Washington delisting the main Iranian opposition movement, the Mujahedin-e Khalq (Mek/PMOI).
For years, the lobby group known as NIAC has promoted ways and means of just how to "get along" with the Ayatollahs regime in Iran. First it was Rafsanjani, Iran's former president, who was the most moderate man in the world, and then it turned out that Khatami was even more moderate. And after Khatami, surprise, there came Ahmadinejad who was just the man that America could sit and talk to.
And now NIAC is banging its head against the walls in the Hill to press American policy makers that they should at any price continue the policy to appease the terrorist mullah's ruling in Iran and instead of pressuring Iran, suppress its legitimate opposition movement in exile. That way democracy will prevail and Iran's "indigenous democratic movement", led by individuals who have held high offices during the past 30 years of brutal rule of clerical regime will succeed.
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The infamous Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels's has a well-known saying: "If you tell a lie big enough and repeat it often enough, and the whole world will believe it."
Trita Parsi's preposterous and naive attempt to besmirch the reputation of the main Iranian opposition Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK) as a "terrorist" group smacks of pure desperation to lay lie upon lie in order to build a metaphorical dam against a growing tide of support for the MEK in Washington and around the world.
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As Iran's main opposition movement, the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), earns a well-deserved spotlight around the world, Michael Rubin's sagging fortunes have compelled him to lambast the organization once more. In a commentary last week, Rubin churned out another rant against the MEK. Although coated with a thin layer of supposedly calm and rational argument, the piece is bloated with clear bias and unjustified accusations.
By Ali Safavi - March 9, 2011
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For the past three weeks, tens of thousands of protestors have taken to the streets in Iran once again, demanding democracy and an end to the regime. Popular protests continue to haunt the fundamentalist rulers at a critical time in the region's history. But without offering support to the Iranian people and their main opposition, this critical window of opportunity will be closed, and it will be much harder and too late to deal with the Iranian regime's threat.
For the West, the expression of legitimate demands for freedoms and human rights across the Middle East has meant that the era of choosing tyrannical stability over democracy as a matter of foreign policy has ended.
To alleviate concerns about the role of religious fundamentalism in the region's future, Washington should stop talking to the fundamentalist mullahs and start listening to the Iranian people.
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Once again, it is time for heads of states to address the general assembly meeting of the United Nations in New York. An opportunity that the overly isolated and mostly hated Mahmoud Ahmadinejad does not seem to want to miss.
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Once again, it is time for heads of states to address the general assembly meeting of the United Nations in New York. An opportunity that the overly isolated and mostly hated Mahmoud Ahmadinejad does not seem to want to miss.
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The recent Iraqi parliamentary elections were of tremendous importance. However, the main outcome should be sought through the development of the Iraqi political society and the shift in the balance of power in Iran and in Iraq.
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Me and my husband are travelling from Uk to Mexico city beginning of September for 3 weeks.
We need to decide where to go, we don't want to stay in Mexico city. We want a bit of sightseeing, beach, shopping and chilling.. Not too touristic as we do prefer local things.
I know Mexico is huge but we wouln't mind going to 3-4 places for a visit. Any ideas please?!
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Inland I highly recommend Guanajuato recently voted the most colorful city in the World. Great architecture, very sophisticated, clean, lovely city. Mexico's best university is there with great theaters, restaurants & sights
I would avoid the Caribbean coast as September is the height of the hurricane season. If you wish some beach time I recommend Zihuatanejo or Puerto Vallarta with my personal nod going to Zihua. Better beaches & far less touristy.
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thank you so much for your reply. I will look into it!
Many thanks again
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look at mexico on gmaps, you really give pretty much no info to go on.
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thank you
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Definitely Guanajuato and Puerto Vallarta, ofcourse - I live here ? BTW I'm originally from London.
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I think it'd be a good idea to pick a general area.
There's lots to see and do along the "Mayan Riviera" (Caribbean coast) or along the Pacific Coast (Cabo, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta). Or any of many beautiful colonial towns (like Guanajuato mentioned already).
Mexico IS huge. September is "rainy season" in most coastal areas.
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These are the places I 've heart we must go: Mexico city, San Miguel de Allende, Oaxaca, Guanajuato, chichen itza, Xcaret park, Acapulco. Any ideas how to put all these in order as I really have no idea of Mexico!!!
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I suggested you look at Mexico on gmaps on a prior post.
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Do you have a map of Mexico? I think it would really help if you looked at one.
The places you name are literally "all over the map"! Plus I'm not sure why some are on your msut-do list (I would not visit Acapulco at the present because of safety concerns).
Guanajuato and San Miguel are great choices in my opinion.
Some of the places are close enough you could travel by bus. Some are too far apart so you will need to arrange flights.
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thank u guys. I will check on google maps
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I would advise staying in the mountains at the time of year. As mentioned above, the coats will be hot and sticky, and the Yucatan will be at the height of the hurricane season. Also agree with Suze's advice to skip Acapulco.
I think you ought to spend a few days in Mexico City. There is a great deal to see (Aztec Temple, Diego Rivera murals, Teotihuacan, the Anthropology Museum) as well as good shopping for crafts. And, of course, you will never see anyplace where so many locals are living locally.
Oaxaca is a six hour bus ride south. It is perhaps my favorite place in Mexico. You will find many craft villages, a very chill zocalo, and Monte Alban, an ancient Zapotec city, as well as a famous local cuisine. Also a few spectacular churches.
Guanajuato, another beautiful city, is about a five hour bus ride north, and near SMdA and Queretaro, another interesting colonial city.
Can't comment on the Pacific coast but Suze and Stew are experts.
Maybe something like this would work: Fly to MC, immediately fly on to Oaxaca. Chill. Take bus back to MC (perhaps stopping for a day or two in Puebla). Spend three or four days in MC. Bus to Queretao and then to SMdA and Guanajuato, taking five or six days, maybe more. Then make your way to the Pacific and finally, back to MC for your flight home.
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Meant to say that SMdA and the others are about five hours north of MC -- eleven or twelve north of Oaxaca.
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I'm crazy for Puerto Vallarta and go there often. BUT I don't think it fits this trip. I'd skip the Pacific Coast entirely, especially because September is not going to be pleasant at all weather-wise there (very hot, very humid, and possibly raining).
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thank you guys!
Fra_Diavolo your reply really helps!
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I personally do NOT do either coast in September. Many places there close for their vacations & repairs. So even if you like very hot humid weather many of the more popular cafes & attractions are shut down that month.
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(I think) That's (at least part of) why people are recommending the mountains and colonial cities instead.
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i see... maybe it wasn't a good idea then going to mexico in sept?
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Just generally speaking, no it's not the best weather month in many places. But I think it's fine inland and some of the places you are looking at. Just not the coastal resort towns.
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Booth sighed contently as he gathered her closer in his arms. He loved waking up with her right beside him. It was practically the only time he got to hold her close, without her stating that they should be doing something else. Something more productive. The only other time when she wouldn't object, was when they were making love. He studied her calm expression. He never got to see her this carefree, this relaxed. She was always worried about something or trying to figure out stuff. But right now, laying in bed with her in his arms, everything was okay.
Nick Stames watched her and Booth on the video feed. His plan was almost ready to be set into motion. "Enjoy it while you can, Seeley... Enjoy it while you can..."
Brennan couldn't keep the smile of her face as she walked into the lab. It's been almost a year? since Booth and I got together. I should ask Angela if there is a celebration required. She chuckled at her silly thoughts and walked over to her office. Brennan was still chuckling as she entered her office. It was quickly replaced by a frown as she saw the letter laying on her desk. It caught her attention because it was a black envelope. There was no writing on it. I wonder who left this here. She slowly opened the envelope. When she saw the picture it held, she gasped.
It was a picture of her and Booth. The time and date suggested that it had been taken early this morning. She was in Booth's arms and Booth's lips were pressed against her forehead. A big cross had been drawn over Booth's form. There was one word written over her body. MINE. She turned the picture around and read the message.Show him and he dies. Call me. A number was staring at her. As she read the number she reached for the phone. She dialed it. While listening to the dial tone, she walked to the door of her office, closed it, locked it and sat down on her couch.
"Hello ? What do you want ?"
"Now, now... That isn't very polite. Especially not after I took the courtesy to give you a fair warning."
"What do you want?" She repeated. Determined not to let him change the subject.
"Okay... If you want to be direct. I can do that too. I'll tell you." He chuckled. "Well actually the picture already did that. But I'll say it. I want Booth dead. And I want to make you realize what you are." He paused.
She swallowed audibly as she could feel her heart pounding in her chest. "What am I?"
His voice was husky as he answered. "You are mine."
"I am not yours! I am Booth's." She hated referring to herself as the property of anyone else, but if she had to be anyone's property, she'd rather be Booth's.
"Not if he dies, you're not."
She felt panic overwrite her system. It was all she could focus on. However, she did hear his next sentence loud and clear.
"You can save him... But... nah... you wouldn't..."
She was quick to react. For once in her life she reacted instinctively without thinking about it. "Anything."
"Anything huh?" He chuckled. "Fine... I want you to stay until 2 am in that lab of yours. Oh and Temperance? I am watching you... So not a word of explanation to your FBI Agent. Got it?"
"Yes. But..." She was interrupted by the sound of the dial tone.
She was startled by a knock on her door.
"Bones? You in there?" He had been taken by surprise that the door was close. She NEVER closed the door of her office.
"Booth. Uhm... A sec!!!" What am I gonna do? I can't just tell him... But if he takes one look at me, he'll know something is wrong with me... What do I do? When she opened the door she tried to look as normal as possible. She did her very best to ignore the phone call she just finished. "Booth... Is there a new case?"
Booth was slightly startled by her reaction to him. Wow, something must be bugging her. I didn't even get a kiss... I mean, sure she doesnt particularly like to show affection in public, but I usually get a kiss... Just a peck on my cheek, but a kiss nonetheless. "So, Bones! Why was the door closed?" He just asked cause he was curious. He didn't expect the answer he got...
"What Booth? God, I was just calling my dad! Do I really need to ask permission for everything I do? This is MY office! Can't I do what I want?" From the moment she stopped yelling, she could feel the hurt and panic rushing back over her.
Just like he hadn't expected her words, he didn't expect her actions.
She walked over, kissed him briefly and whispered: "I'm sorry, but I was on the phone with my dad..." Booth engulfed her in his arms. She pulled back a little and looked into his eyes. "Really Booth... I'm fine."
"So, do you want to go out to lunch with me? Maybe grab a piece of pie." He was glad that his silly joke had worked when he heard her laugh.
"Sure, Booth." She smiled at him. Her smile faltered when she heard the phone ringing.
Booth noticed, but she was out of his embrace before he could react.
"Dr. Temperance Brennan speaking."
"You are not going anywhere Temperance. Tell him that you can't go now and that he should leave."
She remained silent.
"Would you rather start arranging his next funeral? I'll give you to the count of ten. One, two, three, four, five..."
With knots in her stomach she turned around and spoke up. "I can't Booth... Please leave."
"Good girl. Now say goodbye to me and say to me that you'll talk to me soon. If he asks who this was, I want you to lie. Remember Temperance, I'm watching... Don't dare to attempt a stunt like this again. You are MINE, not his."
"Okay. I'll talk to you soon. Bye." She quickly shot down the connection and turned to face Booth. She was mad, not at Booth though. But since he was there, she knew she'd end up taking it out on him. Desperate to avoid that possibility, she spoke up again."Just go, Booth. Another time. Not now."
"What? Why?" He looked confused and hurt.
'Damn him and his Alpha Male tendencies. Now he is just going to get REALLY overprotective and now I'll never hear the end of it.' "Booth." She sighed. "I just can't go. But you go. You must be hungry." She turned to her computer, signaling that their conversation was over.
"Kay... I guess I'll see you tonight Bones..." Defeated Booth turned around and left.
I wonder what the hell is REALLY going on with her... I'll just let her organise her thoughts and ask her tonight...
Booth was getting worried. It was already 1 am and she still wasn't home. She hadn't stayed at the lab till this late since the beginning of their relationship. After a very emotional fight they had agreed that they would only work longer than six pm during high profile cases. She must've been more upset than I thought. I wonder what has been bugging her. He was pacing in their apartment, clueless that Brennan was doing the same thing in her office.
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Hitherto, directors had negligible guidance under company law as regards their duties and liabilities. The preexisting Companies Act, 1956 (the 1956 Act) did not explicitly stipulate directors' duties, which made it necessary to fall back on common law principles (to be articulated by courts while delivering specific decisions). The statutory uncertainty was compounded by the absence of significant cases of director duties and liabilities before Indian courts.
This somewhat unsatisfactory situation has been mended in the Companies Act, 2013 (the 2013 Act), which is rather explicit about directors' duties (somewhat similar to the codification of directors' duties under the UK Companies Act of 2006, section 172). The new provisions not only provide greater certainty to directors regarding their conduct, but also enable the beneficiaries as well as courts and regulators to judge the discharge of directors' duties more objectively.
The duties of directors are set forth in section 166 of the 2013 Act, and are principally as follows:
- To act in accordance with the articles of association of the company;
- To act in good faith to promote the objects of the company;
- To act in the best interests of the company, its employees, the shareholders, the community and for the protection of the environment;
- To exercise duties with due and reasonable care, skill and diligence and to exercise independent judgment;
- To not be involved in a situation of direct or indirect conflict with the interests of the company; and
- To not achieve any undue gain or advantage.
These duties can broadly be classified into two:
(i) duty of care, skill and diligence; and
(ii) fiduciary duties.
The duty of care, skill and diligence requires directors to devote the requisite time and attention to affairs of the company, pursue issues that may arise through "red flags" and take decisions that do not expose the company to unnecessary risks. Fiduciary duties, on the other hand, require the directors to put the interests of the company ahead of their own personal interests. Rules that prevent conflict of interest and self-dealing on the part of directors are integral to this set of duties.
Section 166 also provides for the consequences of breach of these duties. Sub-section (5) provides for civil liability that requires a breaching director to return any undue gain or advantage received as a result of such breach. Sub-section (7) is a penal provision that imposes a fine of Rs. 1 lac to Rs. 5 lac (i.e. rupees 0.1 million to 0.5 million) on directors who have contravened the section.
Comparative Position
The effort to codify directors' duties is not altogether novel, as it has been undertaken in other common law jurisdictions such as the UK and Singapore. However, in one significant respect, the Indian codification exercise is different from the UK and Singapore. Under the 2013 Act in India, there is no provision that reserves the application of common law following codification. Contrastingly, both in the UK and in Singapore, the applicability of common law has been preserved to the extent that it can be utilized to interpret the statutory provisions relating to directors' duties.
The following provisions in the UK Companies Act of 2006 are relevant:
Section 170 Scope and nature of general duties
(3) The general duties are based on certain common law rules and equitable principles as they apply in relation to directors and have effect in place of those rules and principles as regards the duties owed to a company by a director.
(4) The general duties shall be interpreted and applied in the same way as common law rules or equitable principles, and regard shall be had to the corresponding common law rules and equitable principles in interpreting and applying the general duties.
(emphasis added)
The relevant provision in the Singapore Companies Act (Cap. 50, Rev. Ed. 2006) is as follows:
S. 157 As to the duty and liability of officers
(4) This section is in addition to and not in derogation of any other written law or rule of law relating to the duty or liability of directors or officers of a company.
In stark contrast, the 2013 Act in India does not carry a similar provision explaining whether the principles of common law are applicable (or excluded) in the interpretation of the directors' duties as codified in common law. This would give rise to an interpretational issue as discussed below. While this issue is somewhat technical in nature from a jurisprudential standpoint, it could turn out to be a reality once cases relating to directors' duties under section 166 of the 2013 Act come up for litigation before the courts.
The legislative history appears to be silent regarding the rationale for the manner in which section 166 has been drafted. Furthermore, this specific issue has also not received the attention of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance that extensively reviewed the Companies Bill prior to its enactment.
Whether section 166 of the Companies Act, 2013 is exhaustive regarding duties or company directors, or whether directors are also bound by common law duties (that are either in addition to the statutory duties or that can be used to interpret or explicate the statutory duties)?
Similar to a format previously followed on this Blog, I propose to refrain from expressing any preferences or stating arguments on this issue. Instead, I set out two possible views along with some rationale for each, and invite readers to post their comments on these or other possible views or arguments on the issue.
Option 1: Section 166 is exhaustive of directors' duties and is a complete code.
According to this view, the codification exercise is exhaustive, and directors' duties must be determined solely by the language of the statutory provision. It leaves no room for the application of common law.
This option emerges from a plain and simple textual interpretation. It is also consistent with the objective of codification, which is to introduce certainty and clarity. If directors are nevertheless subjected to common law principles, the codification exercise might be rendered redundant (at least partially). Moreover, unlike the company law statutes in countries such as the UK and Singapore, there is no express provision that preserves the use of common law either in addition to the statutory duties or by way of an aid to interpret the statutory provisions.
Option 2: Section 166 is only a partial codification of directors' duties, and the principles of common law are preserved through implication and operate in addition to the statutory provisions or to at least aid in their interpretation.
In this dispensation, the codification in the 2013 Act is incomplete as the statutory provisions lay down only the broad and basic principles, and do not provide the details as to how the duties must be discharged by the directors. Moreover, it is not possible for the statute to envisage all possible situations in which directors must discharge their duties and also the manner in which they are to do so. Those details are to be determined by the courts based on the facts and circumstances of each case, which is where common law comes into the picture.
Furthermore, if common law were not resorted to, the remedies would be inadequate as well apart from the substantive duties themselves. For example, Mihir has elaborately discussed in an earlier post, the statutory remedy for breach of directors' duties is only a return of profits or undue gains. This is only a personal remedy, and there is no provision for proprietary remedies such as constructive trust. Moreover, staying with personal remedies, there could be scenarios where a director has not received a gain but the company has suffered a loss. In that case, without resorting to common law, it is not possible for the company to recover such losses from the director by way of damages or compensation. Therefore, any inability to import principles of common law will substantially diminish the scope of remedies for breaches of directors' duties.
Finally, and more specifically, the 2013 Act does not have a section corresponding to section 170 (3) of the UK Companies Act of 2006 (extracted above) which specifically states that that the duties in section166 (are based on common law rules and equitable principles and) shall have effect in place of such rules and principles. In other words, there is no express provision to state that the statutory duties replace the common law duties.
Readers' comments are welcome.
(The motivation for this post arose from immensely helpful discussions with (i) Shinoj Koshy, Ashwin Bishnoi and Arjya Majumdar on the sidelines of the International Conference on Trade, Investment and Corporate Governance: Law and Policy in India and China, and (ii) the students in the intensive course on "Corporate Governance" held in April 2014 at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. As might be evident, those discussions remain inconclusive, and a search for the yet elusive answer continues!)


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Snow White (Whitney Avalon) might seem all cute and innocent, but the princess proves she's got some fighting words tucked away for the right moment, like this rap battle with Elsa (Katja Glieson) from Frozen. The two have a war of words over which princess is more badass and it's hilarious. You can even buy the song in singer Avalon's iTunes store so it'll be stuck in your head, just like evey other Disney princess song.
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It seems like only Steven Taylor has come back from injury from last week, and Kevin Mbabu is also fit again, but he was on the bench last week at Liverpool.
So a good question now is what team will Rafa start tomorrow against Crystal Palace, which is basically a must-win game if we are to avoid relegation next month.
Gini Wijnaldum – could make a return tomorrow
For the first time in over 100 games as manager Rafa started an unchanged side last week at Anfield and we think he will not do the same thing tomorrow, with maybe Gini Wijnaldum finding his way back into the first team starting line-up.
Whether Gini makes it will depend on how he has been performing in training – including giving 100% every single day.
Here's the team Rafa could start tomorrow in a 4-1-4-1 formation with Tiote protecting the back four:
Anita Mbemba Lascelles Dummett
Townsend Colback Sissoko (c) Wijnaldum
Subs: Woodman Mbabu Shelvey de Jong Aarons Perez Mitrovic
Wijnaldum could be switched inside for Sissoko to play the number 10 role, although Benitez has had Sissoko playing in the center with some success over the last few games.
It's a good time for Wijnaldum to put in an all-star performance – it's a long time since we've seen one from him – and maybe he can add to the nine goals he has this season – all of which have come at St. James' Park.
A good win and a very good performance by Newcastle is what we all want to see tomorrow.
What's your team for tomorrow?
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Why use margin? It's all about leverage. Just as companies borrow money to invest in projects, investors can borrow money and leverage the cash they invest. Leverage amplifies every point that a stock goes up. If you pick the right investment, margin can dramatically increase your profit.
A 50% initial margin allows you to buy up to twice as much stock as you could with just the cash in your account. It's easy to see how you could make significantly more money by using a margin account than by trading from a pure cash position. What really matters is whether your stock rises or not. The investing world will always debate whether it's possible to consistently pick winning stocks. We won't weigh in on that debate here, but simply say that margin does offer the opportunity to amplify your returns.
The best way to demonstrate the power of leverage is with an example. Let's imagine a situation that we'd all love to be in - one that results in hugely exaggerated profits:
We'll keep with the numbers of $20,000 worth of securities bought using $10,000 of margin and $10,000 of cash. Cory's Tequila Co. is trading at $100 and you feel that it will rise dramatically. Normally, you'd only be able to buy 100 shares (100 x $100 = $10,000). Since you're investing on margin, you have the ability to buy 200 shares (200 x $100 = $20,000).
Cory's Tequila Co. then locks in Jennifer Lopez as a spokeswoman and the price of shares skyrockets 25%. Your investment is now worth $25,000 (200 shares x $125) and you decide to cash out. After paying back your broker the $10,000 you originally borrowed, you get $15,000, $5,000 of which is profit. That's a 50% return even though the stock only went up 25%. Keep in mind that to simplify this transaction, we didn't take into account commissions and interest. Otherwise, these costs would be deducted from your profit.
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Hello world
I'm doing a school debate. The motion is 'Genetically Modified Foods are essential in the fight against world hunger'. Thankfully, I am opposing the motion!
I thought maybe you guys (well informed and enthusiastic as you all are) might have a thing or two to say about it!
Thanks for any help of any form/ ideas/ suggestions/ points/ etc. I appreciate it very much
PS. Good news! My mum heard a book review on the radio. She didn't mention the title but she said it basically supports all the things I've advocated to her for so long :P
Fat is good
Hyrdogenated fat is baaad
Sugar is baaad
Meat is good
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It's not the PB and there are probably some slight variations but this is good news.
I'll try to get the name of the book and post it here.
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Track all of your accounts, such as checking, credit cards, student loans, and investing accounts, and forecast your financial future at a glance.
What if you could see the future of your finances? PocketSmith, a web-based personal finance app that allows users to create budgets and calendars, proposes to do just that. PocketSmith analyzes your spending and creates a projection of future balances based on your budgeting scenarios.
PocketSmith is unique in that it allows you to create a budget at anytime, for any amount of time. This flexibility is in contrast to the standard monthly budget that begins on the first of the month. PocketSmith allows you to create daily, weekly, or monthly budgets that start on whatever day you want.
In addition to tracking recurring expenses like rent or utilities, you can add one-time expenses or income like quarterly taxes or freelance income. PocketSmith allows you to track all of your spending with standard budget categories, but you can also create your own.
PocketSmith provides clear information on your spending habits, comparing your budgeted versus actual expenses to see where you are off track. In addition, PocketSmith shows itemized spending categories in an easy-to-read pie chart.
While PocketSmith appears to be user-friendly, it takes a while a to grasp all the services and functions of the app. To this end, PocketSmith has a YouTube channel with instructive tutorials about each aspect of the product, and appears to have great customer service; the site is always improving its services based on customer feedback.
What is PocketSmith?
On their site they state, "PocketSmith began with the idea that a calendar and event-based approach would be a powerful paradigm for communicating and managing financial information. Our work continues, and our vision is to make financial comprehension and decision making as natural as possible for you."
The Google-like calendar is helpful to see current account balances alongside future forecasts. The calendar syncs up to your accounts and your budget categories. This feature is the real selling point of PocketSmith over other financial tracking products.
The app is also compatible with Mint, and is available worldwide.
To get an idea of how the calendar works, take a look at their YouTube video:
PocketSmith Features
|$0 – $19.95/month
|Mobile App
|Online Synchronization
|Bill Payment
|Investment Monitoring
PocketSmith Plans and Pricing
There are three different types of accounts on PocketSmith. The free version, of course, is the most limited. It doesn't allow you to sync your bank transactions, so you would need to download your transactions from your bank, and upload it to the site. If you prefer not to sync bank accounts due to security concerns, that is a nice option. However, if you like to seamlessly track your finances, then the free version requires more work.
Here's a breakdown of what each account gets:
- No bank feeds
- 12 spending categories and budget events
- 2 calendars
- Forecast 6 months into the future
- 2 bank or credit card accounts
- 3 months' transaction analysis
- Live bank feeds
- Unlimited spending categories and budget events
- 20 calendars
- Forecast 120 months into the future
- 10 bank or credit card accounts
- 60 months' transaction analysis
- Live bank feeds
- Unlimited spending categories and budget events
- Unlimited calendars
- Forecast 360 months into the future
- Unlimited bank or credit card accounts
- 120 months' transaction analysis
How to Create an Account with PocketSmith
Creating a PocketSmith account only takes a few seconds (seriously, it took about 25 seconds for me), and there are a total of 5 steps. There's no confidential information required upon sign-up, and you can change your plan, upgrade, downgrade, or cancel the service at any time.
After creating your account, you're offered three choices: Import your information from another service (like Mint.com), manually add your bank information and transactions, or take the tour to see how it all works first.
In my case I tested out importing information from my Mint.com account. PocketSmith explained some simple instructions in order to do this, which involved logging into my Mint account and exporting the information. Then I simply uploaded the Excel file to PocketSmith's site.
Once your account is ready, you'll be taken to the Dashboard, where you can view your earning and spending habits. By clicking on the different buttons, you can see your past spending history for up to 6 months (for the free version).
Here's a quick snapshot of my information for the past 3 months (this is for one personal account only and doesn't include any business transactions).
After taking a look at your overall spending information, the next step is to create a budget. This will help you spot any problem areas where you're over- or under-spending.
The Bottom Line
PocketSmith is a fun, useful tool. The beauty of PocketSmith is the calendar function, which is used to track each account, such as checking, credit cards, student loans, etc. The free version of the app offers 2 calendars, which could be used to track a checking account and a credit card account, but that's it.
Most people have many accounts they are looking to track, and see projected forecasts for. In this case, upgrading to a Premium or Super account is necessary.
For $9.95 a month, the Premium account is considered their "best value subscription." If you are looking for high-level, detailed information on your accounts, and future financial forecasts, PocketSmith might be worth the investment. However, if your current, free system is working, I recommend saving your money for something else.


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Mr. McCAIN. Mr. President, here we are the day after some elections in various States around the country. I think everybody will draw their own conclusion as a result of those elections, but it is hard to dispute the assertion that the so-called tea party candidates did rather well in the elections around the country.
Those people who believe the disconnect between themselves and their neighbors and their fellow citizens and what we do here in our Nation's capital is clearly disconnected. The anger and dissatisfaction continues to be displayed in poll after poll and election after election. And why are they so upset?
Well, our national debt has just surpassed $13 trillion for the first time. We now, this morning, in a prediction, have predictions that it will surpass $19 trillion in 5 years.
In the first 206 years of this Nation's existence, we were able to accumulate a national debt of $1 trillion. Now it is going to take us 5 years to add $4 more trillion, up to $19 trillion. So what is the response now by the administration and my colleagues across the aisle? Another bill that addresses $10, $20, $30, $40, $50, $100 billion additional to the debt and, of course, not paid for. And here we are, after spending a good part of a $787 billion stimulus package, where we were promised and assured that if we passed that the maximum unemployment in the United States would be 8 percent. As we all know, it is now at 9.7 percent, with the latest job information with a paltry 41,000 new jobs, and 400,000 temporary government Census jobs.
So is it surprising to anyone that there is great anger and dissatisfaction throughout the country? We seem to be not just tone deaf but deaf, which brings me to the issue of the so-called health care reform.
CBO recently came forward and said, the real cost of the reform in its new authorization is over $1 trillion, something we were assured at the time, in the year-long debate, that it would not be over $1 trillion. It will cost over $2.6 trillion over its first 10 years of full implementation.
I guess there was the assumption that either the American people would forget the debate that was held here in the Congress or would forget these promises were made about the benefits of health care reform, but they were wrong. Recent polls show that about 60 percent of the American people still oppose the legislation that was passed through the Congress and signed by the President, to great fanfare.
In the immortal words of the Speaker of the House, who said, ``We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it,'' the American people are finding out what is in it, including medical device makers who assert that the new tax on them will cost jobs because of a 2.3-percent excise tax on companies that supply medical devices such as heart defibrillators and surgical tools to hospitals. It will cost an estimated $20 billion. The list of taxes goes on and on.
The response of those on the other side of the aisle is to launch a $125 million health campaign. They will spend an estimated $25 million a year over 5 years so that, quoting from a Politico story:
The extraordinary campaign, which could provide an unprecedented amount of cover for a White House in a policy debate, reflects urgency among Democrats to explain, defend and depoliticize health care reform now that people are beginning to feel the new law's effects.
Interesting--$125 million.
To do its bit, the Medicare people have decided to spend--because we have lots of money; there are no worries--$18 million--chicken feed--in Medicare funds to send a mailer to Medicare beneficiaries. The flier is entitled ``Medicare and the New Health Care Law, What it Means for You.'' It was sent to 43 million Medicare beneficiaries under the guise of explaining how the new law will impact them. However, the brochure goes into great detail about provisions of the law that do not even apply to seniors and leaves out any mention of the cuts they will face. For example, 330,000 of my fellow citizens in Arizona are enjoying a program called Medicare Advantage. Medicare Advantage does what the government doesn't want our Medicare recipients to do, and that is to give people choices on dental care, eyeglasses, other decisions they would make. Of course, those people will see the Medicare Advantage program, which is very popular, dismantled under this law.
The flier and the President point out that over $500 billion in Medicare cuts could jeopardize seniors' health care, forcing millions to pay more. The cuts, according to the Obama administration's own Medicare actuaries, will lead to 7.4 million Medicare beneficiaries losing their health plan because of the $206 billion in cuts to Medicare Advantage. The CBO estimates that Medicare prescription drug coverage premiums will increase by 9 percent as a result of that law.
I look forward to continuing this debate with the President and my friends. He took time out from his musical evenings to have a health care townhall yesterday to talk about this great benefit to the American people that his legislation has brought. Unfortunately, seniors and the American people are not fooled.
I quote from a Wall Street Journal article of May 28, 2010:
In the full-circle department, recall the moment last September when Senator Max Baucus and Medicare went after the insurer Humana for having the nerve to criticize one part of ObamaCare. It turns out those same regulators have different standards for their own political advocacy.
This week Medicare sent a flyer to seniors, ostensibly to inform them of what ObamaCare ``means for you.'' Many elderly Americans are worried--and rightly so--about where they'll rank in national health care, given that the new entitlement is funded by nearly a half-trillion dollars in Medicare cuts. They must have been relieved to hear that ``The Affordable Care Act passed by Congress and signed by President Obama this year will provide you and your family greater savings and increased quality health care.''
That's the first sentence of the four-page mailer, and it gives a flavor of the Administration's respect for the public's intelligence. It goes on to mention ``improvements to Medicare Advantage,'' the program that Democrats hate because it gives nearly one out of four seniors private health insurance options. ``If you are in a Medicare Advantage plan, you will still receive guaranteed Medicare benefits.''
But that's not what Medicare's own actuary thinks. In an April memo, Richard Foster estimated that the $206 billion hole in Advantage will reduce benefits, cause insurers to withdraw from the program and reduce overall enrollment by half. Doug Elmendorf and his team at the Congressional Budget Office came to the same conclusion, as did every other honest expert.
I don't know if my colleagues will recall, but the first amendment we had proposed from this side when the bill came to the floor was to prohibit cuts in Medicare. Now we are seeing that there will be a $206 billion hole in Medicare Advantage that will reduce benefits and cause insurers to withdraw from the program and reduce overall enrollment by half, just as we predicted on the floor of the Senate.
I look forward to coming back to the floor with my friend from Tennessee and others as we continue this debate. Perhaps we should have been discussing it more all along. I can assure my colleagues, from the many townhall meetings I am having all over the State of Arizona, the people of Arizona, especially those in programs such as Medicare Advantage and others, are deeply concerned and deeply skeptical.
Our proposal still remains valid. Starting next January, we will make every effort to repeal and replace because we cannot lay this burden on future generations of Americans.
I yield the floor.
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He was the father of Wolfgang Ritter and Harrison Knight. He took care of his sons in the early 20th century up to around mid-1920s. At some point after 1925, Heinz Ritter came to american, and changed his name to Harrison.
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Day 4, finally visiting his Gran at her insistance (she had been wanting him to stop by from at least Day 1, but he kept putting it off), he discovers the clock on a small parlor table in the attic. After discovering the key in the nearby chest, and finding the secret compartment inside the clock, he finds the photo inside of the clock, and learns about Wilhelm Ritter the father of Heinz and Wolfgang Ritter. He confirms identity of Heinz as his grandfather Harrison, and that Wolfgang is his uncle, and decides to return Wolfgang's calls.
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There is a sense of urgency in his handwriting and in the heavy use of a quill tip, bold strokes, and underlining.
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He wore dark button-up shirt with open collar. He parted his hair down the middle. He had a warm smile.
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Behind the scenesEdit
In the Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers (novel), his name is Karl Ritter.


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Alternative Names: Bovine adrenal medullary peptide-22P, BAM 22 (1-22)
Biological ActivityPotent endogenous agonist peptide for the newly identified sensory neuron specific receptor (SNSR); isolated from bovine adrenal medulla. EC50 values are 13 and 16 nM for human SNSR3 and SNSR4 respectively. Also potent opioid agonist (IC50 = 1.3 nM in guinea pig ileum preparation). Produces opioid- and non-opioid receptor mediated antinociceptive effects in vivo.
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Hong et al (2004) Dual effects of intrathecal BAM22 on nociceptive responses in acute and persistent pain - potential function of a novel receptor. Br.J.Pharmacol. 141 423. PMID: 14718254.
Lembo et al (2002) Proenkephalin A gene products activate a new family of sensory neuron-specific GPCRs. Nat.Neurosci. 5 201. PMID: 11850634.
Simonin and Kieffer (2002) Two faces for an opioid peptide - and more receptors for pain research. Nat.Neurosci. 5 185. PMID: 11865303.
Mizuno et al (1980) A new family of endogenous "big" met-enkephalins from bovine adrenal medulla: purification and structure of docosa- (BAM-22P) and eicosapeptide (BAM-20P) with very potent opiate activity. Biochem.Biophys.Res.Commun. 97 1283. PMID: 7213356.
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