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My first memories of the Amélie story stem from watching the five-time Oscar nominated 2001 film in school. I remember watching the French film through French studies at high school and having to read the captions. So it's really exciting that this film has been adapted for British audiences in an exciting UK tour thanks to Selladoor, an award-winning production company.
Amélie is the story of an astonishing young woman who goes along quietly amongst the world but lives loudly within her mind. She secretly improvises small, but extraordinary acts of kindness that bring happiness to those around her. However, a chance of love falls at her feet and Amélie realises that if she is to find her own contentment she'll have to risk everything and vocalise what's in her heart.
This inspiring new production takes on impeccable storytelling and fantastic French-esque accents with the actors and music that really brings the setting to life. For those who are seeing Amélie for the first time, this production does an excellent job in telling you the story without being overwhelmed with different sub-plots and ideas that some musicals have. Although there are some really pensive moments, Amélie definitely delivers in humour too. I couldn't quite believe how many times I laughed out loud watching this show, it's exceptionally adapted from the film in that sense. The story is very straight forward and with the help of actor-musicians live on stage it has a fantastic pace to it (especially as most of the musical is sung and has little narrative), without losing the attention of the audience. The music was one part of the musical I was immediately drawn to, it's gorgeous and certainly catchy with some wit thrown in there too. I have loved listening to some of the songs also included in the Broadway production since watching the musical!
|Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
|Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
The 16 actor-musicians fill the stage with their exceptional music talent as well as acting - some of which double up in roles throughout the production too! The live music on stage was a great element to the Amélie story and context in which the story is set.
Taking on the title role as Amélie is Audrey Brisson - not only is she remarkable in the role but her likeness to actress Audrey Tautou who played the role in the 2001 film is outstanding. She really embodies the adorability and curiosity of Amélie's characteristics. She has a gorgeous tone to her voice, shown perfectly in Times Are Hard for Dreamers and Stay. Her vocal ability fills the auditorium and there's a real movement style that she integrates into the music that gives her so much more than your usual leading lady. Unlike many of whom I don't see move through scenes like Brisson did.
Alongside her is Danny Mac, who has performed in Leicester on a few occasions now in fantastic productions such as White Christmas and Sunset Boulevard. Nino Quincampoix is a completely different character for Mac but he executes it superbly. His renditions of Where Do We Go From Here and The Booth Goes Bright shows his real versatility as a leading man. Nino's character is very gentle and reserved and I really enjoyed how Mac captured this in his own way.
The entire show is a fantastic collective of what can be achieved from a production on such a smaller scale. The relationship with the Set and Lighting designer really conjures up the feeling of loneliness and desperation in Amélie's story as well as sprinkling some magic in there too! Madeleine Girling is an incredibly talented Set designer who has generated a set that is more than just the backdrop. Oh boy, the pianos became fantastic tools for visual shortcuts between different scenes in the story and I was amazed by the practicality of what Girling had created. The transition to Amélie's apartment delivered quite the wow factor too! Giving it the warmth is gorgeous lighting as well.
|Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
In an exciting time where so many new musicals are emerging in the UK, Amélie certainly finds its own place as one to watch! It contains all of the right fine details for a touring production that is on the standard of a West End musical. Amélie is a phenomenal musical with so much to give and something I could definitely watch over and over. Amélie is well due a West End transfer please!


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Platforms such as Kstart, Microsoft Accelerator, TechHub, GSF have opened doors for startups and mentors like Ratan Tata, Mohandas Pai and Rajan Anandan are available to help entrepreneurs develop their ideas.
Leaning forward, Ratan Tata, chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons is intently trying to listen to the 'Team Indus' entrepreneurs explain how and what their four-legged, mini-tractor shaped robot does. Present at the launch of Kstart, a seed-cum-accelerator, Tata in conversation with Vani Kola, MD, Kalaari Capital, said, "As a young employee in Jamshedpur, when I had an idea, I would go to my bosses and they would tell me not to be so eager and that something was being done in a particular way for 30 years. And I would quietly go back. I yearned for an environment where I could be heard if I had an idea."
Platforms such as Kstart, Microsoft Accelerator, TechHub, GSF, etc. open various doors for startups as mentors like Tata, Mohandas Pai, Rajan Anandan, are available to help entrepreneurs develop their ideas into a viable business model. Tata joined Kalaari Capital's advisory board this year.
India stands third in the global startup ecosystem with around 4,200 startups by 2015 end. Earlier this month, $650 million fund manager Kalaari Capital launched its own accelerator and mentor programme in India for startups. Nasscom too announced its fifth batch under its 10,000 Startups Konnect programme, shortlisting over 200 applicants.
US-based TechHub that provides co-working space and a community of sorts for entrepreneurs has partnered with 'Google for Entrepreneurs' this month.
"With the startup ecosystem taking shape, it's good more incubators and accelerators are coming up. But most of them are just announcements and lot less is happening on ground," said Rajesh Sawhney, founder, Global Superangels Forum (GSF) accelerator. Four-year-old GSF receives over 1,000 applications a year of which it chooses just 10-15 startups to work with. "We don't fund ideas, we fund teams. We want them to at least build their product, have a small team in place and show some traction—good or bad," he added.
If entrepreneurs are to be believed, accelerators and incubators are indeed important to get a head-start when one is starting afresh. The hand-holding process starts right from the beginning, that is helping in hiring—in many cases even finding a co-founder.
"We started when I was in college and had zero knowledge or experience of how things worked. We are glad we spent our starting-up time at TLabs as that opened a lot many doors for us," said Azhar Iqubal, co-founder, Inshorts. Earlier NewsInShorts, the company in partnership with media houses dilutes news articles into 60 words for quick read. It has investors such as Tiger Global, Times Internet, Flipkart founders Sachin and Binny Bansal among others.
The TLabs accelerator programme launched by Times Internet works with young startups for a limited period of time providing mentorship, opportunities to meet and discuss ideas with industry stalwarts. Within four months at TLabs,
InShorts (earlier NewsInShorts) was able to launch its Android application—a big leap for them from having just a Facebook page before they enrolled for the TLabs programme.
So how important are platforms like accelerators, incubators or the common working spaces for startups? "You can't quantify the impact of their help, but it really calms you down when you are working with people who are going through the same challenges as you are. You know you are not alone," Iqubal sighed.
Sawhney said that accelerators largely help in three ways: finding a right mix in the team, opening new doors to make their initial product or service viable and lastly, help the founders raise funding.
"It's not to say that if we hadn't enrolled in an accelerator programme we wouldn't have got to where we are, but it definitely would have become much difficult. We didn't know anything related to raising funds and when you are starting out, you need someone to tell you how system works," said Gaurav Agarwal, founder, Gamezop.
The company recently raised seed round of $350,000 from talent management firm Kwan, Snapdeal chief product officer Anand Chandrasekaran and redBus co-founder Phanindra Sama, among others. Agarwal said GSF's role was instrumental in helping them find potential investors.
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[Ebook] ↠ Unfinished Business:Returning the Ministry to the People of God Author Greg Ogden – Shiningweb.info
Comprehensive and compellingA lengthy, yet compellingly persuasive argument for the re establishment of the NT model of the priesthood of all believers for ministry A lot of focus on the problems with the clergy laity distinction and how to resolve that. This institutional legacy has quenched the release of the Spirit But a new vision is arising in the church today of a living organism in whom Christ dwells Therefore, the whole people of God are called to the ministry, which means exercising their function as priests to each other and to the broken world When we come to realize that there is only one people and therefore one ministry, God s people will be released to fulfill their callings Though Ogden makes many good points, his project is somewhat ironic For here we have a pastor preaching to the masses, striving to convince them of what is right This is certainly not incompatible with the goal of empowering the entire Church, but it s easy to drift from a healthy balance to an unhealthy extreme, and Ogden dances dangerously close to that line Fortunately, he never quite crosses th My reaction to this book was very mixed I am sympathetic to the author s overall project, and think that his central point that the logical implication of the Reformation doctrine of the priesthood of all believers is a bottom uP ministry structure is salutary There are, however, several flaws First, the author is overly optimistic in his assessment of many of the movements he thinks are spurring a new reformation This book was written in 2003, so some latitude can be given to the author for not anticipating all of the failures of the seeker movement in particular Second, the book is primarily technique oriented and only secondarily a biblical overview of ecclesiology This means that the book is not entirely complete it is addressing a fairly specific subset of issues, and doing so from of a pastor This book is a blessing My son recommended this book He had it as required reading for a seminary class and I m glad he and I both read it There s a lot of good presented here. This book takes the reader through the biblical and theological implications of the Reformation on ministry and how churches should build a permission based equipping approach to ministry I highly recommend it It brought clarity to me on several issues, especially on the role of an equipping pastor. The title Unfinished Business refers to Ogden s belief that the Reformation as it unfolded did much to bring the Church closer to the people, but did not quite finish the job I will grant that he makes some excellent arguments about the clergy having been placed in a new position, but still one that places them in a hierarchy between Jesus and his followers in too many cases but I am less sure that his prescriptions, alone, will significantly improve the situation There is lots of good stuff r Read Unfinished Business Returning The Ministry To The People Of God By Greg Ogden Jackkellyfilm.co.uk The Reformation Restored The Scriptures To The People, But The Job Was Only Halfway Finished Today The Church Is Awakening To The Truth That Ministry Is Not Just The Domain Of Clergy, But Belongs To The Entire Body Of Christ God Is Moving Her To Complete Her Unfinished Business Of Placing The Ministry Back In The Hands Of The People Unfinished Business Has Played A Pivotal Part In Helping The Church Reclaim Ministry At The Grassroots Level First Published In 1990 As The New Reformation, It Has Become A Classic Resource For Church Life Expanding On And Updating The Original Material With Fresh Examples And References To Eight Key Important Movements, This New Edition Lays Foundations For The Church To Move From Passive To Active Maintenance To Mission Clergy To People Of God Teacher Caregiver To Equipping Enabler Pointing Us Back To The Church As An Organism, Not An Institution, Author Greg Ogden Shows How Each Of Us Is Called To Help Finish The Reformation S Unfinished Business Expressing The Priesthood Of Every Believer Practically In The Church, The World, And All Avenues Of Life.


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August 2 2013
A creative wind
in Provence
If the summer is synonymous with 'South of France' and traffic on the port of St Tropez, getting lost in the Provencal countryside suggests the height of elegance.
Against a backdrop of creativity. Some addresses of choice.
Domain Andéols
Domaine des Andéols is a small contemporary miracle between fields of lavender and cypress. In view of the foothills of the Lubéron, old basins and Land'Art pieces inhabit the landscape whilst unpublished prints and books of contemporary photography punctuate the interiors. In this landscaped hamlet run by Olivier and Patrizia Massart (the latter made a name for herself producing Parisian fashion shows), everything seems naturally inspired: a platform lined with a inviting few tables sit under the heights of an old plane tree, a vegetable green on the horizon beyond the apricot and lavender fields, drawings by Guy Bourdin add a hint of glamor on the walls of the restaurant.
There is not a corner where the eye does not fall, with surprise, upon an original work, a moving sculpture against the blue, airy view or a wall recreated in the rules of art. A visionary and sophisticated property in the heart of the Provencal countryside that has been given the Design Hotels seal of approval.
Château La Coste
When in the presence of the minimal architecture of Tadao Ando, it's as though one is in Japan. Further upstream, the sculpture park and the pieces in the adjoining Land'Art evoke – in their way – the best American foundations. Floating over 125 hectares of vines, however, is the vision of Irishman Patrick McKillen…Near Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade, a small village near Aix-en-Provence, the landscape welcomes rather unique pieces such as Aix by Richard Serra which gives the hillside a slice of life with its three giant 'razor blades' in oxidized steel. Below, the soft color palette of the Wall of Light Cubed – a cuboid in gray and pink limestone and red marble – by English painter Sean Scully, plays with the soil.
Perched atop the field, the Chapel of Tadao Ando doubles as a pearl cross made out of red glasses designed by Othoniel: spiritual, the architectural monument of glass and metal traps the walls of an ancient sixteenth century chapel which is surprising in its humility. Overlooking the field sits the music pavilion by Frank O. Gehry and the futuristic form of the winery designed by Jean Nouvel. We already know that on the way back we will cross the ecological engineering of Andy Goldsworthy, Liam Gillick's colorful sliding panels and marvel at the reflection, in the main basin, of the giant spider by Louise Bourgeois and the slender cone by Hiroshi Sugimoto pointed towards the sky.
Château d'Arpaillargues
Just like Uzès, whose medieval silhouette stands out in the distance, the Château Arpaillargues is a beautiful eighteenth century mansion: formerly the Hôtel d'Agoult, it hosted the tumultuous love affair of Marie de Flavigny and Franz Liszt, before she married Charles d'Agoult. Under the shade of an old fig tree, we made a pit stop at this mansion – affiliated with the Châteaux et Hôtels Collection – to enjoy a Provencal gourmet meal for lunch and/or dinner, accompanied by an oil from the Domaine de la Magnanerie on the Ardèche border. The weather here seems to be naturally suspended in the flavors of summer.
Design Parade 2013
Hyères, just like every year, is inviting the young guards of European design to exhibit their unique projects. Against an exhibition background in homage to the architectural genius of Marcel Breuer – who is exhibiting himself at the Villa Noailles with thirty pieces of furniture and previously unpublished archival material – and atypical porcelain pieces designed by Aldo Bakker for Sèvres – The City of Ceramics: this collaboration has led to "six objects that transfer, contain, keep, or simply stand poised on their center. Sinuous lines, interwoven shapes and dripping volumes evoke the fluid aspect of the matter. Each object plays with the archetypal characteristics of a spout: a container, a spout, a handle. All in all a suggestive representation of the act (and the art) of transfering".
If the ingenious system of trestles by Mathieu Peyroulet Ghilini won the Grand Jury Prize, Claire Lavabre mirrors are even more poetic. Moreover, they re-enchant the real, in 'looking deeper' into the reflection areas on the walls, by superposition. "Everywhere I go I see reflections. The reflection of a tree in a lake, the reflections in the windows of trains. Reflections that appear on transparent surfaces, reflections that create overlapping images. I imagined a device that heightens the impression of a reflection on a transparent surface", says the young designer.
SCAD - Lacoste
Positioned on the hills of Luberon, facing the village of Bonnieux, Lacoste is not only a unique collection of historical houses at the base of the Marquis de Sade's château, but also the home to the unparalleled education program, SCAD (Savannah College of Art & Design studies SCAD program). In pursuing the vision of the American artist Bernard Pfriem (who founded The Lacoste School of the Arts in 1970), SCAD has been offering, since 2002, the chance for foreign students to stay in buildings and art studios to compose pieces of work under the perfect light of the South of France…aspiring artists, welcome!


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My Hope All My Life
For you have been my hope, Sovereign Lord, my confidence since my youth.
We decided to take the scenic detour over the mountains on our way back from spending the week celebrating our grandson's birthday. The summer flowers were in bloom along the roadside and I saw these flowers of different types all together, each unique with even a lady bug enjoying them (you have to look close, I didn't see it when I took the picture). It made me think of my four grandchildren, each so very different and each so precious - one who shows every emotion on his face and runs into your arms, one young man who loves playing games that involve numbers, one sprite of a little girl who loves to run after bubbles and balloons, and another little girl whose sweet smile and dark eyes will melt your heart when she says "I love you." Like the roadside flowers, each child made by God is unique and precious. I am so grateful for their presence in my life; but even more grateful for their parents and their other grandparents who demonstrate God's love.
Loving Father
I praise you for the hope you are in my life and for my parents that taught me to love you. I ask your strength and grace for my children as they seek to teach their children to love and praise you.
To Another Generation
O God, from my youth you have taught me, and I still proclaim your wondrous deeds.
The Carter Shields Cabin was probably built in the 1830's. Just think about that, it has been standing for almost 200 years. It is a simple one room cabin with a loft, a porch, three doors, and two windows. When the national park was created there were lots of structures like this still standing. Some of them were kept as a way of preserving the way of life of the early settlers for future generations to see. When I visit this cabin I always go around to the side door and look through the cabin and out the window to the beautiful trees that surround this place. I think about what it was like to walk through this doorway a hundred years ago. It is like looking into the past. As I grow older I want my children and grandchildren to be able to look into my life, like I look through the door of the cabin, and see a wondrous God. I want to be taught by God all the days of my life. I want my life to proclaim his goodness to another generation. I want them to know and be taught by God who has shown me his love from my youth.
Father God
Thank you for all you have taught me from my youth. Make my life proclaim your goodness to another generation.
My Story, Your Story, Our Story
Inasmuch as many have undertaken to compile a narrative of the things that have been accomplished among us, just as those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and ministers of the word have delivered them to us, it seemed good to me also, having followed all things closely for some time past, to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taught.
You can't see the garden without stepping through the open gate. The open gate invites all into the garden. These beginning verses of Luke are like this open gate written for Theophilus. It is a story of who Jesus is. It is a story that we are a part of and it is a story that we are to tell to others. So many times I have just skipped over these verses - it is just the beginning, not that important, but when I read this commentary written by James R. Luck from "Feasting on the Gospels--Luke, Volume 1: A Feasting on the Word Commentary" it made me think about these verses in a different way. I give you his words:
Even in the rites of baptism, whether young or old, whether sprinkled or immersed, we are doing nothing less than weaving the story of an individual into the fabric of all those who have gone before us. It is a story of adoption and naming and grace and love. This is our story. Our responsibility as congregational leaders is as simple as it is daunting: we are to help others live into our Christian stories, so that they might become part of the story; so that they might become a living, breathing sacrament of God's grace.
Maybe these words spoke to me so strongly because I have now watched three of my grandchildren be baptized and will watch another one be baptized very soon. Truly I have seen the story of grace of Jesus woven in my life and now to see it woven into the lives of my of children is blessing beyond blessing.
Author of All Stories
Help me weave the story of your love into not only my children and grandchildren but to all who need to "become a living, breathing sacrament of God's grace."
Building Houses
By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established;
In the days of John Oliver building a home in the mountains was not an easy thing. There were no construction companies. Each family built their own home from lumber they cut from the land. Many times men from other families would help in the building. Today most people don't physically build their own houses but each family must build their home. This is not easy work. Building a good home requires wisdom and understanding. Families do this best when they build their homes on the strong foundation of the Lord and develop wisdom based on a knowledge of God's word. With such knowledge homes are filled with beauty and provide rich memories for all who live and grow up in them.
Great Builder of Homes
We ask for wisdom for our families so we can build good, sure, and loving homes.
Blessed Are His Children
The righteous who walks in his integrity--
My grandfathers walked in integrity as do my father, husband, son, and son-in-law all walk in integrity today. For this I am grateful. Because of their lives, I know the blessing of walking in integrity. I am grateful my children's children will also know this blessing.
Loving Father
Thank you for Father's who walk in integrity.
No Greater Joy
For I rejoiced greatly when the brothers came and testified to your truth, as indeed you are walking in the truth. I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.
Flowers are some of God's most beautiful gifts. Beyond their beauty they have a purpose; they both sustain and bring forth new life. In fulfilling their purpose they bring great joy to all who see them.Today is my daughter's birthday and this flower is for her. She brings me great joy in the way she lives her life walking in truth.
Loving Father,
Thank you for the gift of beauty and for the joy of knowing that your children are walking in truth.
Wonderfully Made
For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.
Wonderful! Seeing a newborn baby is amazing, a beautiful new life. Yesterday our second granddaughter was born and she is beautiful. Knit together and wonderfully made in the image of God. His "works are wonderful, I know that full well."
Loving Father,
Thank you for the blessing of children in our lives. Help us become good parents and grandparents.
One Generation to Another
Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised, and his greatness is unsearchable.
Although not an active church now, many generations worshiped in this church in the park. Fathers and mothers teaching their children the greatness of God, praising God for his goodness. Even though my family live in different places now, we all worship and teach God's greatness to our children through the churches of which we are a part. This morning I watched my son and daughter in law hold my granddaughter while she was baptized. I am so grateful for my parents who taught me the greatness of God. And now to see my children commend the works of the Lord to the next generation brings me joy beyond words.
Great and Loving Father,
Thank you for the promises of your word that I have seen fulfilled in the life of my family.
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Top ten SUVs start from 2015 Infiniti QX80. With V8 and 5.6 liter engine, this can generate up to 400 horsepower. The next is 2015 GMC Yukon XL 1500. It uses 6.2 liter and V8 engine with 420 horsepower. Besides, there is 2016 GMC Yukon. It has the same engine and horsepower with the previous one. Then, 2016 Cadillac escalade ESV should also be considered as one of the top ten SUVs with amazing horsepower. It can be seen from the V8 and 6.2 liter engine with 420 horsepower.
2016 Cadillac Escalade is also one of the top ten SUVs. With 6.2 liter and V8 engine, it has 420 horsepower. Besides, 2015 jeep grand Cherokee also becomes one of the top ten SUVs with high performance with V8 and 6.4 liter and 470 horsepower. Then, there is also 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Sport with 5.0 liter and V8 and 510 horsepower.
The third rank of top ten SUVs is 2015 land Rover Range Rover with the same engine and horsepower. Then, 2015 Mercedes Benz G-Class is on the second place with 5.5 liter and V8 engine. It can generate 537 horsepower. And the best SUV with the highest horsepower is 2015 Mercedes Benz GL-Class with 55 liter and V8 engine and 550 horsepower.


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GreenTec is is a Danish company that develops, manufactures and sells machines for green-area maintenance in North America and Europe. We make high quality cutting attachment tools for maintenance of verges, hedges, fences, woodlands and windbreaks. Our tools can be mounted on attachment frames for a wide variety of carrier vehicles and loaders.
In 2016, the GreenTec brand was introduced to the North American market during the Outdoor Farm Show in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.
The video shows our main product which is the Multi Carrier HXF series and the tools that can be attached to it.
The GreenTec Multi Carrier HXF series is a flexible solution with a world of attachment tools available. Fence-line trimming, hedge cutting, under the fence cutting, weed clearance etc. It is all possible with one of the many combinations of Multi Carriers and attachment tools available. Click here to read an article from Ontario Farmer about the concept of the Multi Carrier HXF series.
Current GreenTec dealers in North America
GreenTec is currently represented in Central and Eastern Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic region.
Get your "cut" by becoming a dealer of GreenTec products
We are looking for new dealers in the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba to expand our brand in North America.
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Wednesday, August 9, 2017
father and son
A beautiful photograph titled "father and son" from Lorenzo's blog as they sail ASTRID near Sardinia. Lorenzo has built one of the two finest (in my opinion) Pathfinders (the other being Tom's FIRST LIGHT), and he sails some of the most beautiful waters. How cool is that!
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- Lorenzo said...
Steve, you are flattering me, thank you for your words. I know I don't only speak for myself when I say that Spartina is the real inspiration behind many pathfinder builds....
- August 13, 2017 at 5:49 PM
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I am so excited! I have been nominated for the Liebster Award!
Thank you so much, Taylor! I am so grateful for your support!
What is the Liebster Award?
I'm sure some of you are wondering what the Liebster Award is. Well, the Liebster Award 2017 is an award that is given to bloggers by other bloggers. Liebster in German means sweetest, kindest, nicest, dearest, beloved, lovely, kind, pleasant, valued, cute, endearing, and welcome. It is a way for new bloggers to be discovered. It also helps bloggers to connect with others and gain support in the blogging community. You can find out more about the Liebster Award and it's rules HERE.
Who nominated me?
Taylor from Simple Living Nursing Mama nominated me for this award. I can't thank her enough! She has great info on her blog about pregnancy and breastfeeding, recipes, and soon she'll have natural products for the family on there, as well. I really like her post, Simple Living & Motherhood. It's a great read about changing how we think to choose joy. Make sure you check her blog out!
Thanks again, Taylor!
Another Awesome Blogger
This post contains affiliate links. For more information, see my disclosures here.
One of my most favorite bloggers is Abby Lawson, who runs Just A Girl and Her Blog. She is an amazing blogger. Not only does she have AWESOME posts about organizing and decorating, like How to Organize Every Space in Your House, but she also created an eBook and eCourse, called Building a Framework, that is specifically for new bloggers. I took this course and it literally walks you step-by-step through the process of setting up a beautiful and, with time, successful blog. There are even tech tutorials for people like me, who know nothing about the tech side of blogging. I HIGHLY recommend her course to new bloggers. After purchasing her course, you gain access to her exclusive Facebook group and she's pretty active in that, too.
She now has a course called Book Boss, which is all about creating and launching a successful eBook in 90 days or less! I haven't started this one yet, but I'll be getting there soon. On top of these awesome products you can purchase from her, she has great FREE printables library you can gain access to by subscribing to her newsletter. She just recently started a YouTube channel all about organizing and just launched new Instagram called Abby Organizes. I hope you'll check her blog out! She really is a super blogger, whom I look up to.
10 Facts About Me
- I took ballet, tap, and jazz classes for 12 years
- My husband and I make voices up for our dogs and pretend to talk for them (We're weird lol)
- I LOVE children's books…it would be super awesome to write one!
- I'm terrible at sports
- I really enjoy baking
- I'm terrified of singing in front of people
- I've been with my husband since I was 14 years old
- I am very honest, even if it's not what people want to hear
- I have a bachelor's degree in elementary education
- Typically, you can find me rocking a pony tail and very little makeup
Questions for Me from Taylor
For what in your life do you feel most grateful?
- I feel most grateful for my family. My husband is an amazing human who works incredibly hard so that I am able to stay home with our daughter and working on blogging. My daughter brings so much laughter and joy into our lives and she makes the hard times worth it. Our fur baby, Cooper, is a monster-sized lab who just likes to cuddle and be lazy. He's super great to snuggle with when you're having a bad day.
What is your favorite meal?
- My most favorite meal is macaroni and cheese. I know, I'm such an adult 🙂
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? Why?
- I'd love to spend a couple weeks traveling around Europe, seeing famous landmarks. I'd love to see the Eiffel Tower, Trevi Fountain, Stonehenge, and so many more. I love museums and experiencing small pieces of history. I was terrible at geography and history, likely because I didn't experience any of it.
What is your favorite blog post? Why?
- My favorite blog post is, A Journey to Parenthood: Infertility, Success, and a Strong Reminder. It's my favorite because it's honest, real life stuff and it offers a bit of advice without sounding "preachy." I think it's relatable and it's a topic some women don't talk about, so my hope is that it might have helped someone.
What makes you laugh?
- Our daughter's jibber jabber is so funny. She uses her hands a lot when she talks and even though we don't understand what she is saying, she clearly does. It's hilarious to watch her.
What is your weirdest quirk?
- When I pet my dog, or really any dog, I make a funny face. I don't realize I'm doing it, but my husband always notices.
What made you start blogging? Where do you see yourself a year from now?
- I started blogging because I needed a creative outlet and something that was for me. I was close to quitting my full-time job, had a 11 month old daughter, a brain full of ideas and was feeling a lot of emotions. It's a much needed outlet and in the process, I'm hoping that I can help someone else.
What would be your biggest piece of advice to fellow bloggers?
- MAKE AN EDITORIAL CALENDAR! Right now! If you already have, great! If you haven't, I highly recommend doing that ASAP. I just created my editorial calendar after four months of blogging and it has helped immensely with my productivity.
What is your favorite song to dance to?
- I'm not a dancer anymore, but our daughter loves the "Chicken Dance" and I always dance with her.
What is the best vacation you have ever been on?
- I would have to say our honeymoon to Jamaica was the best. We had so many adventures in the week that we were there. It was a super fun way to start our marriage.
My Nominees!
Tori @ Toriorioria
Cassie @ Cassie Smallwood
Alana @ Frugal Fiesta
Lauren @ Lauren Clelland Coaching
Isabelle @ Life With Isabelle
Shannon @ Natural Soap Mom
Angela @ Projects with Kids
Lara @ Simple Happy Homes
Questions for My Nominees
- Why are you blogging?
- What is your most favorite blog post and why? (one you wrote)
- If you could have one super power, what would it be and why?
- What is the best piece of advice you've ever received?
- If you could have dinner with one person (alive or not), who would it be?
- Favorite book or series?
- If you were stranded on a desert island, what three items would you take with you?
- What is one of your favorite quotes?
- If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?
- What's your favorite childhood memory?
- What makes you unique?
Please leave a comment on this post, if you accept the nomination.
When you complete you blog post about the award, make sure to comment on The Global Aussie's post. For more information and to answer any questions, please refer to the rules HERE.
Thank you again, Taylor! I so appreciate it!
Even if you haven't been nominate for the Liebster Award, I'd love to read your responses to my questions! Feel free to put them in the comments!


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Cities Area Transit - Grand Forks, ND
MVTArider posted a topic in Central USWhile returning from Winnipeg I had the chance to stop in Grand Forks, North Dakota to check out their transit system. Cities Area Transit, or CAT, serves Grand Forks with a fleet of roughly a dozen or so fixed-route buses. One bus, 114, is operated on behalf of East Grand Forks, MN and used exclusively on the EGF route. CAT runs a basic hub system with Columbia Mall and the downtown Metro Transit Center serving as the two main transfer points. The CAT fleet consists of four 2010 New Flyer units, two hybrid DE35LFR, 103-104, and two D35LFR, 105-106. 2003 Gillig LF 29', 31, 2004 Gillig LF 29', 42, 2009 ARBOC 91, 2011 ARBOC 112, 2011 Ford/Goshen 113, and EGF ARBOC 114. Recently retired units are 974-977, New Flyer D35LF. 974 was sitting outside the garage, allegedly it was sold back in 2011 according to their TDP so I'm not sure what the deal is with it. Here are some photos of their fleet, as well as their transfer center and a bus stop sign:
Intercity Transit (Olympia, WA)
busdude.com posted a topic in Western USTwo Ex Intercity Transit 1998 Gillig Lowfloors that went to Yakima, WA. now retired and for sale. The rest went to Grays Harbor Transit. Yakima Transit 57 ex Intercity Transit #909 http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1623666 Yakima Transit 56 ex Intercity Transit #912 (this bus used to be dedicated to the Olympia Express, as it had a cell phone mounted for the service) http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1623667
What TTC routes are your favorite and why?
Orion VI posted a topic in Greater Toronto AreaMine is obviously 14 Glencairn. I just saw 1001 go by on it. It's because I live on Glencairn Ave. and see the 14 go by everyday, and it's been my dream to drive a 14 since i was little. Mount Dennis, here I come!
Marpole - Silvertree Transit Centre
Express691 posted a topic in Metro VancouverThis new transit centre is mentioned in the December 14, 2017 Board Meeting Report. This project ties in to the Millennium Line - Broadway Extension project. According to the file, the file also states that on page 152, 37 diesel buses (unknown brand/year) are to replace some of the the trolley fleet. They will also build bypass trolley overhead infrastructure for other trolley routes during construction. FAQ: Q: What routes/buses will be based out of this yard? A: We do not know yet, (and please don't speculate because we literally know nothing route-wise at this point.) Q: Will RTC buses be based out of this yard? A: Look above. Q: What will be the final name of this transit centre? A: Actually, on page 152, the project name is called "Marpole Transit Centre - Silvertree Site". (and please don't speculate because we literally know nothing name-wise at this point.) All clear? Let's start discussion!
Transit vehicle drawings
7575 posted a topic in Transit LoungeHey everyone. I didn't notice a thread for this so I decided to create one. If you have any drawings, leave them here. Thanks. Here's mine. TTC 7406. I know it isn't great but I've only done this a few times before. Boredom on my day off led me to this. Credit to Jonah Nixon @Triplej814 for the original photo of 7406. I used the photo with written consent from the owner. By the way, this was all freehand.
Transit in Russia and the CIS
Express Network posted a topic in Global Transit DiscussionTransit in Russia and the CIS Транзит в России и странах СНГ - Tranzit v Rossii i stranakh SNG CIS = Commonwealth of Independent States (association of countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/18/kazakhstan-bus-fire-kills-people-uzbekistan
Downloading OpenBVE
New Flyer D40LF 7335 posted a topic in Transit LoungeI've beeen trying to download openbve on my computer and I can't figure out how to
The Transit Geek presents...
Transit geek posted a topic in Transit Websites & Fan Page UpdatesTransit Geek now has a dedicated YouTube Channel! For details and to subscribe, start from this playlist containing clips of the new TYSSE (Toronto York Spadina Subway Extension) on its opening day.
Calgary Transit - North Crosstown BRT
Vancouver posted a topic in Calgary and AreaIt's exciting to be looking at the routing for the North Crosstown BRT, something that's been definitely needed to provide better E-W connections along 16th Avenue. I think this route would provide a frequent link between a couple of hospitals (major employment centres), help with the development in University District in west campus, and also spur some development for more high density developments along 16th Avenue. Only issues I see with the route is the lack of separated lanes or traffic priority at major intersections such as Centre Street, Edmonton Trail and 19th Street NE which hurts reliability and travel times. Currently, Eastbound 16th between 10th and Edmonton Trail is horrible for congestion during the PM rush, and this doesn't look like it would have any priority in this stretch of road. A problem with BRT branding and subsequent appeal is the lack of time savings over a conventional bus route, so I am not too sure if this would be successful in shifting over current passengers from the current routes (One of the issues with the 306 for example which had to be massively scaled back due to low ridership). More information from the City of Calgary here: http://www.calgary.ca/Transportation/TI/Pages/Transit-projects/North-Crosstown-Bus-Rapid-Transit-(BRT).aspx
t2pfilms TTC Academy 5th Year Anniversary Runs (Dec 28)
WillMacI posted a topic in Greater Toronto AreaHello everyone, the 5th Year Anniversary runs for the Virtual TTC Academy will be happening on December 28, 2017. If we do not get enough people for these runs, the TTC Academy might be shut down due to a large number of inactive operators. The runs are already posted on the run sheet, but here is a preview of the runs. SHY-DM-SHY X2 (Line 4) - 15:00 Eastern Time Zone KN-KIP (Line 2) - 17:00 Eastern Time Zone FN-SHW (Line 1) - 19:00 Eastern Time Zone Sign Up For The Academy Here: http://bit.ly/TTCAcademy -- About The Academy The Virtual TTC Academy is a place where transit enthusiasts can simulate 3 out of the 4 of the TTC subway lines together. A video about the academy:
Neoplan AN460 Sale Search
Mekali Amayas Kaga posted a topic in General Vehicle DiscussionThis is my first post on this website, so here goes (forgive me if this isn't the right place to post it). I've been a fan of transit and buses for many years now; I think it goes back to when I was a kid and growing up riding the bus just about everywhere. Now I've grown to the point where I want to be a bus collector and gather a series of buses, both past and present. Now the one I'm looking for in particular has been rather hard to find. I'm looking for a Neoplan AN460 still intact that hasn't been torn apart yet or scrapped in a junkyard. I've looked all over, eBay, Transit Sales, Bargain Bus News, and many other used bus sales websites, but to no success. Out of the many buses I've looked and seen over the years, this one has always stood out to me is it was a common bus I rode in Pittsburgh back in 2011-2013 before they were retired and now owning one for me would serve a nostalgic purpose. Does anyone out there know of any person, place, or transit agency that might still have one and is looking to sell it in the future or is up for sale right now?
Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
DavidW posted a topic in Western Canada Transit DiscussionThe Municipality of Crowsnest Pass is proposing to experiment with a public transit system. Currently the municipality (which is a chain of towns in the valley of the Crowsnest Pass in the Rockies) has a seniors/disability demand-responsive service called the "Town Rounder". The proposal is to use the bus for Town Rounder service on Mondays and Tuesdays, and operate a fixed route service open to everyone on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. There is more information, including a draft schedule and some route maps, on the town website. According to the 2011 Census the population of Crowsnest Pass is 5,565.
TransitfanJW's Transit Media
TransitfanJW posted a topic in Transit Websites & Fan Page UpdatesIn this thread, I'm going to post pictures and videos that I've posted on my flickr and YouTube channel. Apr. 25th, 2017 YouTube: I uploaded an old video of Toronto Transit Commission Streetcar 4109, which has since been retired. Unfortunately, that's all I have as of right now. I will be updating more in the future.
Middletown Area Transit (Middletown, CT)
LegoNovaLFS2001 posted a topic in Eastern USBeen awhile. Today I took a trip to Middletown. A rather long one being that I took the only local service bus down there, the 55. I wanted to check it out since more territory is being explored in CT as of late MAT #2216 on the A by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr MAT #2218 on the M-Link by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr MAT #2218 on the M-Link by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr MAT Info by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr MAT #2217 by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr MAT #2219 on the B by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr MAT Info by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr I hope you enjoyed
A page for the HART system of Connecticut. 2001 Orion 05.503 #307 is now with Guatemala's Transurbano system.
J. Bullock posted a topic in Transit Loungehttp://www.transitmix.net/ I "StumbledUpon" a pretty cool website where you can design your own transit system for your city, any way you want! It's pretty cool, i've already put one down for Oshawa, ON.
Wetaskiwin Transit
BCT-3122-D800-10240 posted a topic in Western Canada Transit DiscussionApparently they now have Transit! Found #12 parked behind a shop and then shortly after spotted #11 operating in service. I wonder how many other buses they have.
DRT 8140's Youtube Channel
J. Bullock posted a topic in Transit Websites & Fan Page UpdatesHey all, I created a Youtube Channel a few years ago and i've left it dormant for the longest time. I used to have Videos of STM Subways, but sadly, got deleted. I currenty have fifteen videos, feel free to subscribe, like and or comment on my videos. Ciao:) New Arrivals! http://www.youtube.c...?v=58Qe0Eedptk. http://www.youtube.c...h?v=Cm2QFQdu-hI The following videos are filmed at Osgoode and Rosedale, both are TR, Toronto Rockets.
Fort Worth "T" Transportation Authority
Benjamin posted a topic in Central USI am surprised no one here has covered Fort Worth Transportation Authority yet. This video, by Joshua Thurman (lilmanjt), covers both DART (Dallas) and the "T" (Fort Worth): As this video was originally filmed in September of 1999, then I cannot envision any of the Flxible Metros in Fort Worth as still operating to this day (except maybe a few of the last ones delivered - the 1995 Metro "E" CNG 40-foot buses numbered 514-527), given both the FTA-mandated 12-year/500,000-mile replacement schedule and the generally dry weather conditions throughout TX. Since that time, these buses have been supplanted or replaced by New Flyer C40LF's, C40LFR's or XC40 Excelsiors, or even Gillig Advantage CNG buses. Thank you, Ben Edge (ClassicBusFan81)
GO Transit's New Paint Scheme
NiagaraGoTransit posted a topic in Greater Toronto AreaSome people like, some don't. Now let's discuss it, I have seen 607 in real, the train I was on started in NFS then I boarded in St. Catharines heading to the CNE the trip was normal until we reached the Willowbrook Yard and TMC and I saw a BBD 2000 series Bi-Level with it's doors partly painted In the new scheme. Then we reached Mimico to our delight 607 pulls up with a wired consist. 607, Cab, Bi, Bi, Bi, WC, Bi, Bi, Bi, Cab. That was caught on video, to me I like the new paint but, digitally it looks bad. Oh and BTW I got off at Exibition and saw the 607 from the platform.
La Crosse MTU (La Crosse, WI)
MVTArider posted a topic in Central USMy final stop was in the city of La Crosse, WI to see the new hybrid buses added to the La Crosse Municipal Transit Utility (MTU) fleet earlier this year. The MTU fleet is now entirely Gillig LF 35' units, years 2001, 2002, 2007 and 2013: Maybe it's because they're still new, but the two hybrid buses I rode were tight! No rattles, squeaks or anything, even on the choppy roads. ISB/Allison H 40EP hybrid system of course. I think it's cool they went with standard sliding windows as well.
Hey guys, not to long ago I started a blog in regard to transit in Southern California, US, specifically in the region known as the Inland Empire, which is roughly 50 miles east of Los Angeles. It's not much but it's something. Anyway recently I decided to be more active in regard to posting. If anyone would like to take a look or comment by all means do so. You can find Transit opinion from the Inland Empire by clicking this link. Thanks for reading!
YRT / Miller Transit
Adam Brochu posted a topic in Greater Toronto AreaHi, does anyone know what is the application process to apply for Miller Transit. They are contracted out by YRT. I went to their official website, called them, and e-mailed them but no reply. I'm looking to apply as a bus operator. If anyone has any info please let me know, thank you for your time and help!
Transit Trivia!
J. Bullock posted a topic in Transit LoungeHey all, I came up with a great idea for a Transit Based Trivia Game. Players answer an array of different transit related questions, For every right answer, you receive points, for wrong answers, players do not gain points. "Fun for fanners from 1 to 100!" Game types and Scoring Chart: Full Service: Each player receives 10 points for each right answer they answer correctly. First player to 100 points wins! Peak Service: Each player receives 10 points for each right answer they answer correctly. First player to 50 points wins! Extended Service: Each player receives 5 points for each right answer the answer correctly. First Player to 100 points wins! Leave you questions and comments about the game below.


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The Jeep Grand Cherokee has been awarded the maximum five-star safety rating after excelling in ANCAPs crash-test program, industry website Autonews reports today.
The Grand Cherokee scored highly in all crash-test scenarios, including a perfect 16 out of 16 in ANCAPs side-impact test. The impressive results, combined with its 60 available safety and security features, ensured the Grand Cherokee was awarded ANCAPs highest rating.
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When KGF was made, it was meant for Kannada audience. The unit did not have all India ambitions. So, the film was exclusively meant for the Kannada audience. But, pre-release trailer has given so much hype that the film did extremely well in Bollywood and Tollywood. The collections rose and all films released alongside KGF had failed. Such was the craze for the film.
KGF was the most talked about South Indian film after Baahubali. Now, there are plans to bring a sequel to this film. It will be titled KGF Chapter 2. It is now being said that Sanjay Dutt will play a key role in this film. The unit sources say that KGF 2 will surpass Baahubali and will have actors from various languages. It will be more a South Indian film rather than a Kannada film.


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Is the Rectilux HardCoreDNA the ultimate single focus solution? I can't say there are many others left untested in the market!
- Contact John Barlow to order a HardcoreDNA
- Playlist with Single Focus Solutions
- Single Focus Solutions Shootout
- Buy the "I see the world in Cinemascope" t-shirt
All the RED links on this post are part of eBay's Partner Network, so if you purchase anything through them, you're helping me to keep this project going.
You can support this project on Patreon. Make your contribution and help the Anamorphic Cookbook!
Cheat sheet with all their info!
The HardcoreDNA is the upgraded version of the CoreDNA, which is the "compact" version of the Rectilux 3FF-W. With its design and manufacture headed by John Barlow, the Rectilux is a niche product, with small production runs and usually sold out even before the packages are shipped. If you want one, get in line – and soon! – because these can take a while. The difference between the Core and Hardcore is strictly mechanical and you can buy the parts for upgrade separately while keeping the same glass. This review pretty much covers both models.
This piece of gear is a single focus solution, turning an anamorphic double focus system – all of those projection lenses – into single focus. I already wrote about how they work, so go for it if you wanna know the details. If you're happy with just knowing it works, then be happy, because it works wonders. All you have to do is set both your taking lens and anamorphic adapter to infinity and attach the HardcoreDNA in front of it all. Now all the focus is handled in a single ring.
It weighs 625g – or 1.3lbs -, and it's quite compact, especially when compared to the bigger Rectilux versions, or the FM Lens. This one is here to fight with the Rangefinder for the title of best single focus solution. It's got focus gears, distance scales (both in meters and feet), it's easy to carry, quick to install, fits multiple lenses and delivers impressive results. Also, it comes in black – the previous version, the CoreDNA, came in blueish purple.
Focus comes down to 0.7m, 2ft, with a throw of just under 180 degrees and a non-rotating front element (which is also a plus). The front threads are fit for 86mm filters and the opening on the back is 75mm wide, which goes snuggly around a 72mm step ring. Mounting works by tightening the six screws around the adapter, which makes a strong bond between the Rectilux and the anamorphic adapter.
To make this more interesting and update the Single Focus Shootout, I did all of my tests with both the HardCoreDNA and the Rangefinder.
PRICE and AVAILABILITY
As far as I can tell, all previous batches of the Core/HardCoreDNA have been sold out a while before shipping. John keeps a waiting list and if you wanna get in the next batch, speak directly to him through firstname.lastname@example.com. Payment is required before shipping and also as a way to save your spot on the line. If you don't like that, the only option is to wait around until someone sells theirs – pro-tip: doesn't happen very often. Pricing is £749 plus shipping, which translates to roughly $1000 plus shipping.
As happened the previous versions, the effects of the Rectilux glass on the scope are hard to notice. After more than a year on and off using single focus solutions, I can tell that there is a subtle softening of the image, but that is easily surpassed by the increased usability single focus brings. I paid close attention and couldn't notice quality loss around the corners either. You can spot the difference between using a single focus solution versus double focus on the Single Focus Shootout chart.
Again, the little things you notice after lots of shooting, the Rectiluxes (all versions) intensify a green streak that's present on the original scope's flare or, in some cases, add a green element to the flare. This doesn't bother me – if it did, I would've noticed a long time ago!
The HardCoreDNA fits in front of the scope like a glove, overlapping the mechanics and placing the glass as close as possible. The clamp style is what allows this closeness, opposed to filter threads that reinforce a gap between glass elements. The advantage of having the glass closer is it lowers mechanical vignetting, as there is less obstructions in the light's path.
Now if I bring back the chart I used for the shootout and put the Rangefinder versus the HardCoreDNA, the crown changes hands by a very slim margin, as many of the advantages of the Rangefinder are also present – or improved – in the new edition of the Rectilux.
If you go back a few episodes, you'll notice I've been using the HardCoreDNA for many of them – Sankor 16-D, Kowa 8-Z, Isco Ultra Star, Kowa 16-D and more in the future. This adapter is my go-to single focus and I didn't blink when deciding if I should keep my 3FF-W or let it go in favor of the HardCoreDNA. Its only downsides are the high price, when compared to other single focus solutions in the market and the waiting period. I think the images speak for themselves in terms of performance and ease of use. I highly recommend this one here.
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You have no idea who your audience is.
At least that's what the facebook ad interface is telling you. You are looking to target your audience for lead generation on facebook, and while you do know a lot about your audience, they don't fit into any tidy category. Let's say you are looking to target people who are likely investors. You know based on your research that more than likely they are older, have gone to college, and you may have even found some zip codes that commonly have lots of investors. You could set your facebook ad campaign just to target these demographics. However, if you just target by these demographics you will get steamrolled in your facebook campaigns like Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
You will have ads that flounder and get a very low click through rate. On top of that when the ads are clicked, your conversion rate is going to be so low that there is no way you will make a profit. You'll get frustrated, cranky, and eventually will find yourself wondering if this whole facebook advertising thing is right for your business.
Facebook advertising is right for your business, you are just making a common mistake that is easy to correct.
You Are Only Targeting By "Hard" Demographics
One of the reasons that I recommend certain clients engage in facebook advertising is that it allows a business to target by a variety of demographics, many of them what I call hard demographics. Hard demographics are indisputable facts, for example:
- Either you are engaged or you are not
- You either do have a bachelors degree or you do not
- You are a certain age (except for Pharell Williams who seems to be stuck at age 22 for the past 17 years).
As long as your business can rely on hard demographic targeting you are good to go. For example I recently ran a facebook ad campaign for a local bakery that wanted to sell more wedding cakes. I was able to use hard demographic targeting to target people who are engaged, and live in Philadelphia. This was an easy, Shawn Kemp style slam dunk of a campaign. We knew the exact hard demographics and were able to target these particular users so the cost per lead was great. However, I recently ran into an issue where I had a new client and I needed to target people who were interested in buying annuities. At first I thought of hard targeting people who have college degrees and live in affluent areas – but I knew in my heart that was not the best I could do. As I spent hours researching I came upon the solution – look further into facebook targeting and target by inferred demographics: actions which suggest a certain type of person.
Target By Inferred Demographics
Inferred demographics is a way to make educated guesses about people based upon their actions, however they do not represent indisputable facts. We actually use our inference to understand people in our lives every day. For example:
- If someone drives a Ferrari we infer that they are rich, though they could just be renting the car
- If someone is in great shape we infer that they work out everyday, though they could just have great genetics
- If someone claims to understand the ending to the show Lost we infer that they are lying. though they could also be the actual writer of the show.
If we can use inferences to make every day educated guesses than we can certainly do it facebook where the amount of data is significantly more. In fact, facebook creates categories for you, and these categories allow you to target by these inferences. The facebook interface for inference targeting is called behavioral targeting. In my real life annuity example I could not target people who make a certain amount of money, but I could target people who have shown behavioral activities that make them a highly likely investor. You do have to trust facebook's algorithm a bit that facebook is right about what a highly likely investor is. However, I can tell you that based on what I am seeing with my current crop of facebook ad clients that facebook's algorithm seems to be correct. I base this assessment on the metric I care most about – cost per lead.
How To Utilize Behaviors To Target Your facebook Ads By Inferred Demographics
Now that you understand why you would want to use behaviors, I am going to show you how to set it up. I am going to show you how to do this using screenshots from the facebook power editor interface. I recommend the power editor, and I use it because it allows me to manage many accounts efficiently. However, if you are just using the regular ad create tool, it is essentially the same process.
1. Click on "Create ad"
2. Click on audience
2. Once on the audiences tab scroll down until you see behaviors
4. Pick a behavior that you can use as an inferred demographic
For my annuity client the behavior was highly likely investors, but there are so many behaviors to target that it can get ridiculous! I actually find this part of building an ad campaign to be interesting and a good chance to get into your potential user's heads. I would take some time to look around this type of targeting to just see what is available. Facebook changes these behavioral options often, and just because what you are looking for today isn't available doesn't mean it won't be available tomorrow.


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The Power of Treats
Dog Whisperer, Cesar Milan, says that he can rehabilitate damaged dogs by introducing them to his pack of 30 dogs. That's all well and good, but I say you can have more power if you have treats in your pocket. Well, at least it works for the packs we walk. The only way Gretchen can get a photo of all of us all at once is when she pulls out the treats.
See how well it works for Ollie, Lucy, and me?
It really works on Lucy most of all because if Gretchen didn't have treats she'd be stuck trying to get Lucy to hold still.
Lucy never holds still, but then again, Ollie rarely does either. I'm the only one trained to stay still.
I mean, look at us! Even Riley and Rufus lift their noses from their constant sniffing to get even the tiniest snippet of a treat from Gretchen's magic pocket.
I guess I'm a pretty lucky dog because I get treats all the time. Well, not all the time. I have to be a good dog — I have to walk by her side without pulling, I have to sit at busy intersections and wait for her okay to move ahead, I have to give up the ball after I've fetched it, I have to do so many things that none of the other dogs have to do to earn a mere morsel from her pocket, but hey, I'm trying to be a good role model.
While the power of the pack might help rehabilitate dogs, the power of Gretchen's magic pocket treats can get even the most stubborn, obsessive, and goofy dogs to pay attention. I mean, even though Riley has his ears on backwards, he's seriously focused, wouldn't you say?
We spent the day, as you can tell with Ollie and Lucy first and then Rufus and Riley. Here's how it all went down…
Lucy played fetch…are you surprised? Me neither.
And while it looks as if I laid around all morning, I actually played fetch as well…
Just not as much as Lucy. In fact, for every ball Gretchen threw for me, she threw five more for Lucy. That's how tireless she is.
Right after this shot, Lucy ripped the ball out of the chuck-it and jumped onto Gretchen while shoving the ball into Gretchen's hip. Tireless I tell you, tireless.
Ollie doesn't play fetch. Ollie hovers until, for some unknown reason, he takes off running.
Then he stops just as suddenly as he started and does something else crazy like roll around in the grass.
Or decide that the ball is not exciting, but the chuck-it sure is fun to chew on!
Or just hanging out with me…
If Gretchen had a wider angle lens, you'd see Lucy in these pictures, too. She's at Gretchen's feet focused on you know what! Okay, I can get a bit focused, too!
After our game at the little field, we took Ollie and Lucy back home and then drove to meet up with Rufus and Riley. Though the skies weren't as blue today and the wind was threatening to bring in rain, it was still really warm and when it's warm, it's hard to get the boys moving. Gretchen said it's like dragging bags of flour trying to get those boys down the road so she' resorted to, you guessed it, TREATS!
Once she gets them focused on the treats, she runs backwards down the trail and we all follow after…yep, me too because she had some extra yummy treats today!
See, those boys are happy and tired…they had to run to earn any treats from Gretchen's pocket and you should see how those stubby legs can move when the treats are that yummy!
Okay, it doesn't work all the time. Sometimes their noses are overpowered by things they find in the grass.
But these boys don't move to fast and once Gretchen yells out "TREATS!" their noses refocus on the hand that feeds them!
While the boys are entertained by their noses, I spend my time scratching my back on the rough cement trail. Awe, that feels nice!
I tell ya, there's nothing better than a nice back scratching, playing with friends, and some good old treats from the magic pocket. Don't ya think Rufus and Riley?
I've just had the last of my dinner that I ate in parts tonight. I think my belly was a bit full from all the snacks I had today.
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Dave has done an amazing job of building a restaurant and kitchen for the 4 Corners Bar. He was kind enough to let us test the kitchen for a family and friend gathering while we were in Wisconsin. Here's Freddie and Jeanie cooking the pheasants shot at Mikie's. Sure do miss have a bar in the neighborhood. Sure do miss having a bar for 400 miles. We'll just have to come home more.


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The two most populous countries in the world have a great trade relationship. But, as columnist Conn Hallinan explains, they are also on the verge of war.
Like Hamlet, Shakespeare's conflicted Prince of Denmark, China was caught between conflicting currents in Copenhagen. Its failure to manage these challenges, argues columnist Walden Bello, led to its biggest diplomatic debacle in years.
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