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Game by game during the World Cup, the numbers pile up.
While advertisers can only estimate how many viewers consume a commercial on TV, statistics from sites like YouTube say exactly which World Cup-related commercial attracted the most attention during the tournament's first week.
It was Activia, by the way. By June 18, the yogurt manufacturer's collaboration with Shakira had attracted nearly 137 million views on YouTube, providing concrete proof of the ad's reach and still more evidence that when a campaign's popularity is measurable, a 30-second TV spot is no longer enough.
World Cup viewers are moving online — a record 1.4 million viewers used the WatchESPN app to watch the U.S. defeat Ghana last week . The platform's second- most viewed event was Germany's win over Portugal.
As they do, and as consumer data becomes more reliable, experts say buyers and sellers of sponsorships to major sporting events need to adjust.
"Traditional advertising is a dying medium," says Queens University business professor Tandy Thomas of TV advertising. "Why would someone pay to have their ad shown when it doesn't get the same attention as it does online. (Sponsorship sellers have to offer) more than just the 30-second spot. There have to be perks — preferential access to other resources. If you want people to pay for it, you have to give them more."
According to Google, YouTube viewers watched 1.2 billion minutes of World Cup-related ads on their video sharing site. Ad viewing for the Super Bowl, where commercials often attract more attention than the game, topped out at 300 million minutes, Google said in a memo released last week.
Of the Top 10 most-watched ads during the World Cup's first week, two came from tournament sponsor Adidas, while three more were Nike ads.
And nearly all were too long to fit into a standard television commercial break. Instead, sponsors are teaming with content studios to produce short films centered around their products.
That type of storytelling keeps viewers on the page longer — Beats by Dre's "The Game Before the Game" ad lasts five minutes — but also brings viewers back. Google reports that brands with the most popular ads have seen an average 18 per cent increase in subscribers to their YouTube channels.
Data like that will shape the way these companies approach sponsoring major sports events in the future.
"The challenge becomes how do you distinguish yourself when so many brands, both sponsors and non-sponsors, are part of the (online) conversation," says Matt Logue, vice president of strategy and a partner at the S&E Sponsorship Group. "The digital platform allows you to extend the event window. Sponsors get a lot more mileage out of their sponsorship . . . and can use a smart digital buy to intersperse themselves in the conversation."
Meanwhile, analytics firms are using World Cup-related internet activity to gather consumer data that marketers can use later. A New York-based digital advertising provider called Exponential spent the months leading up to the World Cup tracking social media posts and other online activity and used the information to build profiles for World Cup fans from various countries.
The research led them to conclude that Canadian fans fell largely into two groups — new Canadians who import a love of soccer from their home countries, and well-to-do city dwellers with plenty of disposable income.
Exponential senior director of insights Bryan Melmed says Canada's online privacy rules prevent the company from tracking users as intensively as they do in the U.S., but says they still glean valuable information from World Cup fans that will benefit their clients long after the tournament ends.
"It's not easy to pick out trendsetters, but if we see they're interested in the World Cup we've just found a very valuable contact for any trendy brand," Melmed says. "They're the type of consumers advertisers salivate over."
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Campravan.com Makeover – May 16, 2011
That's right, Campravan is finally getting the page that it should have had weeks ago. It is very eye pleasing I think but it is still not going to be fully functional. For a place holder this is one really crazy page. And yes, it is only one freakn' page! CSS, HTML, PHP, JavaScript, and […]Read more
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The Campravan project is still being designed and barely any development has been done on it. That is because like anything it is harder to plan and design a solution than it is to implement it properly the first time. It was revealed very quickly to me that I would need to leverage various different […]Read more

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I am a life-long stitcher, but fairly new to the world of quilt making. I am thoroughly enjoying discovering all I can about this wonderful arts and crafts practice!
I studied textiles at Manchester, specialising in embroidered textiles. I went in to teaching in further education: teaching textile design, drawing and craft-design development. When my children were younger, I started to sell items on-line. I now have an established e-bay shop, selling a collection of sewing & embroidery supplies, and I have recently started to sell my hand made items on Etsy.
Find out more:
Website - http://www.keepstitching.co.uk
Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/keepstitchinguk
Pinterest - http://www.pinterest.co.uk/keepstitchinguk
Three years ago I decided to complete some half-worked projects. I had saved some of my childrens' clothes from their baby-days, with the intention of making them into a quilt ....Ahh...one day! I had cut out squares and hexagons and left them stored in a cupboard. So 'the day' came: I gave myself time and permission to sew those pieces together in to a quilt. It was so much fun, and I learnt so much! From that point onwards, you could say that I've been hooked on quilt making!
Before I became a member of the Guild I learned about quilt making by browsing the internet and reading books. I post pictures of my textile work on Instagram, where I have found an inspiring and supportive quilting community. But it is so wonderful to meet with other quilt makers at Guild meetings; I love to see what others' have been making, chat about techniques & fabric etc etc!
I am continually learning. Each quilt I have made has introduced me to different techniques. I really enjoy making blocks, varying the colours, joining them together...and seeing the pattern grow. I make quilts to be used as bed covers & throws: sometimes they are hung on the wall.
It is only through making, and repeated practice, that we can begin to identify our own preferences, our own approach and style. I still feel that this is early days for me, but I hope to develop my own unique approach to quilt making as time goes by.
My aim to share the joy of quilt making and inspire others. I promote stitching for all ages and abilities. Please contact me if you are interested in me presenting a talk or workshop to your guild.
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In today's economic climate, the cost of a wedding can be even more expensive, and even more stressful. But there are certain costs that you can reduce, and the bridesmaid dresses are one of these.
One of the biggest things you should note is that you don't need to buy them from bridal stockists. There are many high street and on line retailers who sell beautiful collections of dresses.
Take for example this beautiful collection, which can be purchased from Fever. They are in very natural set of colours, and fit into both the pastel and floral fashions that are gaining popularity at the moment. And they can be bought in two forms. To the left is the peplum dress, and to the right is the peplum blouse and matching skirt. This set allows your bridesmaids to choose which look they prefer. The beauty of choosing dresses like this is that the bridesmaids will be able to use them over and over, rather than a traditional dress which is a lot less reusable. And, if that is not enough of an incentive, they cost only £110 – which is a fraction of what you would expect to pay for a bridesmaid dress.
If you want to go with something more traditional looking, then there are still many options for you. Perhaps you could choose one dress style, but buy it in 2 colours. These dresses have a wonderful elegance to them. Rose and ivory are beautifully sophisticated colours, and as I have already stated, pastel colours are incredibly fashionable at the moment. These dresses are much more traditional, but offer reusability, and at only £69.99 they are more cost effective than you may have expected. And if these aren't exactly what you are looking for, you could take a leaf out of their book – search for dresses that are either have the same colours but different styles, the same fabrics but different styles, of the same style but different colours.
To view these designs and a huge selection of other options, visit Fever Designs.
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Completely agree, its quite easy to save on the bridesmaids dresses - if they all agree on one style haha!ReplyDelete
I work in Mango and so many brides have came in looking for budget bridesmaids dresses. One even bought 6 stunning pastel pink midi dresses for her wedding. They looked stunning!
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Thanks for this lovie I will pass it on to my sis who is planning her wedding!!ReplyDelete
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DescriptionPlug and play kit. Kit Compromises of 1 x on off switch, Built in relay, Wiring from battery terminals to relay to switch.
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very favorite go to recipes for Key Lime Pie. This pie I made
today and will be taking it to work on Sunday for our Easter
dinner. This pie is no bake and very quick and easy. You
can use Cool Whip but I chose to make my own stabilized
whip cream for this recipe. This whip cream holds it's shape longer and doesn't tend to melt and get watery when you make it ahead.
Key Lime Pie(filling)
1 can Eagle Brand dessert milk
1/2 cup key lime juice
zest of one lime
Graham Cracker Crust
1 stick soft unsalted butter
1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
1/4 cup sugar
Stabilized Whip Cream
1 cup heavy cream(remove 1/4 cup to prepare on stove)
2 tbsp powdered sugar
1 tsp cornstarch
1/2 tsp vanilla
For Filling: Mix Eagle Brand Milk with lime juice with a spoon or spatula. Mix inthe zest of one line and set aside. Pour into prepared pie crust. Chill well before spreading with whipped cream.
For Pie Crust: Mix graham cracker crumbs with soft butter and sugar until you get a sand consistency. Press in bottom of 9 inch tart pan. You do not have to bake this crust.
For stabilized whip cream:: In small sauce pan put 2 tbsp powdered sugar with 1/4 of heavy cream and one tsp of cornstarch. Stir constantly over medium heat until it thickens
up. Remove and let this mixture become room temperature. This will be the thickening agent you will need to finish preparing your homemade whip cream.
Put remaining heavy cream in chilled mixer bowl and add your mixture that you prepared onthe stove. Beat with electric mixer until stiff peaks form. Spread on pie.
Recipe adapted from http://laurainthekitchen.com(Key Lime Pie)
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Sult.com aka hunger. Great name, still at a decent price. 13 years old
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LegoLand.tv And the award for stupidest domain buyer of the year goes to…………………this buyer. Lego files more URDP or WIPOs than any company I know.
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Refrigeration Medium - TYB with Gentamicin
Refrigeration Medium TYB with Gentamicin is ideal for short term sperm storage to preserve sperm for up to 4 days. With an easy one-step process of simply thawing the media and adding media at a 1:1 ratio with the sperm sample, it is quicker and easier than sperm cryopreservation. Refrigeration Medium TYB with Gentamicin contains TEST-yolk buffer as the protecting agent, and the glycerol-free formulation avoids the potentially damaging effects from penetrating cryoprotectants. This product has been CE marked and FDA-cleared for short term sperm storage.
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- 20% egg yolk - from USDA certified Specific Pathogen Free (Virus Free) laying flocks, heat inactivated at 56° C for 30 minutes
- 10µg/mL Gentamicin Sulfate
- Does not contain glycerol
• CE Mark
Quality Control Testing:
• Endotoxin by Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL)
• Sperm Motility Recovery Assay
• Sterility by the current USP, CFR or Ph. Eur. Sterility Test
• pH
• Osmolality
Store below -10°C
Shelf Life
2 years from date of manufacture when frozen. 14 days when refrigerated.
Jensen et al. The effect of a two-hour, room temperature incubation of human spermatozoa in TEST-yolk buffer on the rate of fertilization in Vitro. J of Assisted Repro 2004; 23(5): 169-173
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I did something that people called brave, amazing and some said a little silly. I took a solo motorcycle trip to Moab, Utah for the Motos in Moab campout that happened May 27-30th. It took every ounce of courage I had not to bail. I almost called my manager the night before to say, "nah, I'm actually going to be in at 9AM tomorrow, forget the whole thing." This was the first "real" trip I was taking solo.
I'm glad I didn't chicken out.
I avoided taking the 10 westbound from my Westside apartment, still sort of afraid of the morning commute traffic. You know the reputation of Los Angeles drivers… they're nuts (it's not a joke). My two wheels took me all the way down Venice Blvd to the 10 on-ramp by the Fabric District. I'm on a curb telling me self, just go! My impatient inner monologue is more clutching the sides of its face, screaming "JUSTTTTTGOOOOOOOOOALREADY!" I was ready in first gear and onward I revved, not knowing what I was really anticipating on the road. As soon as I hit the freeway, I knew I was making the right decision. The right decision for my heart, soul and mind. This was the most important thing I've done for myself since I moved to California six years ago.
I got rained out the first two hours of my trip. Really doing most of my riding in California, I didn't really anticipate rain. I sought some refuge in a Panera Bread (later, under a highway overpass) and made some fast friends with two Englishmen who rode triumphs back in their day. What I've learned from traveling solo is that the solitude really does make you open up to the possibilities of new friends and folks entering your life.
It took a few hours to get to Sin City, the first check point. I didn't even stop, I just nodded at the obnoxious casinos and glittery buildings before heading to Overton and filling up for the park ahead. I've read about Valley of Fire and figured it was a quiet park to settle in for the night. The 10 mile crackled road, greyed and aged by the sun, didn't seem to promise anything exciting. One hill over to the entrance took me by surprise. The rocks in Valley of Fire came out like broiling, russet giants from the desert. I rolled in past exhibits mimicking beehives and boulders with twisted, chestnut faces to my campsite of choice.
The park, albeit small, leaves a generous amount to explore. But, even with that being said, I don't think that you really need more than a day or two here. The golden hours are the hot (literally) tickets to this place. On the road to the park's fire wave, the road was absolutely stunning. The curves of the road made me stop on the side and bring out my camera. The setting sunlight bathed all the rocks, turning them from copper to a luminescent blush red.
Personal reflection: This was a beautiful and quiet park to spend the night. If you're looking for that solitude, beauty and a digestible area to explore; I highly suggest this place. I would've liked to spend one more day here to take a hike and see the sunset/sunrise one more time but I had to jet to my next location (Zion!). Bring someone to experience this with, it's really too beautiful to not share.


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I am currently working an a project in which I need aquire the image from the bottom camera of the AR.Drone v2.0.
I am using the LVH AR.Drone Toolkit. Everything is working fine I am getting video data but i never see the image and it gets stuck on processing in decode video.vi (The loop inside it never terminates)
Any idea how i can fix that?
I had a similar problem. The video doesn't show up in LabVIEW however a new window opens where I can view the stream. Inside LabVIEW the TCP connection for the video stream seems to be inactive.
I think it could be the same problem, so please help if you (or anyone) finds a way to make this work
I have been reading about the modified toolkit......any idea about that?
Found the modified kit
But I'm having the same problem (error 1097) from the read video data, any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks! I'll check it on Monday.
I will also try to see what could be wrong with decode video.vi
The new version is full of bugs, has serious problems with a certain .dll... but it works!
Most probably you have noticed that the video and navigation loop are "killing each other". You have to put them in DIFFERENT VIs and connect them using a global front panel (using global variables) for the video stream. You can then make anything (eg. image processing with inline video) but in the other VI.
This way you can do almost anything.
Has anyone applied vision assiatance to the video feed from AR.Drone?
If you mean using the LabVIEW Vision Development module, than, yes, it's possible. Although you have to convert the video stream (basically the array) to the IMAQ format. Then you can use all kinds of image processing tools.
I also have the same problem. My labview can't get the picture from the ar drone. I have tried the justin D's toolkit but i don't see anything on the VIPM. Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?
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Asylum status and refugee status are legal protections available to qualified people who have left their home country for their personal safety and are afraid to return. Not everyone qualifies for asylum or refugee status.
The difference between asylum and refugee status is based upon your location when you apply. People who are in the United States when they apply seek asylum. People who apply from outside the United States seek refugee status.
If either asylum or refugee status is granted, you may stay in the United States indefinitely. You may legally work and can apply for a green card within one year of being approved for asylum, or within one year of entering the United States as a refugee.
You must prove two things to be granted asylum or refugee status:
Persecution means to punish, harass, injure, or cause a person to suffer physical or psychological harm. Persecution may include torture, serious threats of harm, wrongful imprisonment, the denial of basic human rights, or other acts of violence. Persecution can also include forced sterilization and or abortion, as well as the threat of being forced to undergo such procedures.
Examples of particular social groups whose members have been accepted as asylees or refugees by the United States have included homosexuals, former members of the military or police, certain ethnic groups, and women.
Determining your qualifications for asylum or refugee status is not easy. Not all applications are approved. If you believe you are eligible, please call us today for a free consultation by an experienced immigration attorney. Only a licensed attorney can provide legal advice.
Denial of Asylum or Refugee Status
Sometimes people who otherwise meet the criteria for asylum or refugee status are denied protection under U.S. law because of other factors:
Those that are considered a threat to U.S. security or safety include those that have been convicted of a serious non-political crime in another country or the U.S.
Those who are already "firmly resettled" in another country means a person who has been granted permanent residency or citizenship in another country.
A person who has assisted in the persecution of another person includes someone who has ordered, assisted, incited, or participated in the persecution of another person because of that person's race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.
H - 1B Visas - Petitions
H - 1B Visas are for foreign born professionals with offers of employment in the United States. Sponsoring employers must file a Labor Condition Application with the U.S. Department of Labor for approval.
The H - 1B Visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows U.S. employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty occupations requiring highly specialized knowledge. It is also for highly distinguished fashion models.
Occupations or professions that qualify include, but are not limited to architecture, engineering, physical sciences, biotechnology, health, librarians, dieticians, educators, law, medicine, accounting, theology, mathematics, and science. At the minimum, a Bachelor's Degree or its equivalent is also required with the exception of highly distinguished fashion models.
If a foreign worker in H - 1B Status is dismissed or leaves the sponsoring employer, the H - 1B worker must either apply for and be granted a change of status to another non-immigrant status, find another sponsoring employer, or leave the United States.
Your employer will be liable for the reasonable costs of your return transportation if your employer terminates you before the end of your period of authorized stay. Your employer is not responsible for the costs of your return transportation if you voluntarily resign your position. You must contact the Service Center that approved your petition in writing if you believe that your employer has not complied with this requirement.
The duration of stay is three years, extendable to six. An exception to a maximum length of stay applies in certain circumstances:
Despite a limit on length of stay, no requirement exists that the individual remain for any minimum period in the job provided by the original sponsor. This is known as H - 1B portability or transfer, provided a new employer sponsors another H - 1B Visa. Under current law, an H - 1B Visa has no stipulated grace period in the event the employer-employee relationship ceases to exist.
Upon receipt of an H - 1B Visa, you can apply for visas for your spouse and minor children to accompany you to the United States. However, they may not be employed here unless they separately apply for and qualify for their own work visa(s). Also, until your H - 1B Visa expires, you are permitted to travel in and out of the country.
The current law limits to 65,000 the number of foreign born who may be issued an H - 1B Visa in any one fiscal year. An additional 20,000 may be issued to workers who have earned a Master's Degree or higher. Also, the numerical limits do not apply if you will be working for an institution of higher education, a non-profit organization affiliated with such an institution, a non-profit research organization, or a government research organization.
If you are an employer, we can assist you in getting your Labor Condition Application approved or if you are seeking an H - 1B Visa, we can assist you in completing and obtaining approval of your H - 1B Visa Petition.
Initial consultations are provided at no cost. Remember, the number of H - 1B Visas being granted are limited each year; so you should proceed promptly.
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If you are a U.S. citizen and intend to marry a foreign national outside the United States, you do not need a Fiancé or Fiancée Visa. Also, if you are a U.S. citizen and intend to marry a foreign national that is already residing legally in the United States, you do not need a Fiancé or Fiancée Visa.
A Fiancé or Fiancée Visa is needed only when a U.S. citizen is intending to bring a foreign national into the United States with the intention of getting married within 90 days of entry into the United States.
Please note that a Fiancée is a female who is engaged to be married. A Fiancé is a male who is engaged to be married. The Visa issued by the government is commonly referred to as a Fiancé(e) Visa.
If you petition for a Fiancé(e) Visa, you must be able to show that:
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If you have been accused of marriage fraud, you should immediately seek the advice of a
criminal defense attorney with immigration law experience. Marriage fraud is a serious charge that can lead to imprisonment and subsequent deportation if you are not a U.S. Citizen. These claims are sometimes made by the government during the interview process for obtaining a green card or citizenship.
In California, any individual who knowingly enters into a marriage for the purpose of evading any provision of the immigration laws shall be imprisoned for not more than 5 years, or fined not more than $250,000, or both.
Christian Persecution - Asylum Petitions
If you are a Christian living in the United States from a country that persecutes Christians, you have one year from the date of your arrival to file a petition for asylum. There are circumstances where an extension of time may be possible, but it is highly recommended that you file within the one year period.
While it has never been easy to enter the United States by petitioning for asylum, recent violence against Christians, and the severe persecution of Christians in the Middle East and North Africa has created genuine and justified fear in many people from such countries as Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Sudan, Nigeria, and Iran.
If you are here from any of these countries, or any other country that has a policy of persecuting Christians, please call us for a free consultation. We are greatly concerned that certain radicals want to make Christianity extinct. We want to help you and your family.
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If you need help with your immigration status, be careful who you hire. Only attorneys licensed to practice can give legal advice and represent you in immigration court. Notaries public, paralegals, accredited representatives, and immigration consultants are rarely licensed attorneys.
It is illegal for an immigration consultant to give legal advice. An immigration consultant can only give you non-legal help, like translating your answers to the questions on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) forms, getting copies of supporting documents, and, if you ask them to, submitting the forms to the USCIS. Only an attorney can give you legal advice, such as advising you about what forms to file with the USCIS.
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Laos and Vietnam - Treasures of the North
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This group tour operates subject to a minimum group size of 2 travellers.
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Single supplement from £299. To view in other currencies select a departure date and click on book now.
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Extra night accommodation pre tour in Luang Prabang costs from £26 per person, per night sharing a twin/double and £48 per person in a solo occupancy room.
Please note that the prices quoted above are for the category of accommodation and hotel used for this particular tour. Depending on the hotel eventually confirmed there may be some difference in the rate advertised by the hotel, and the prices available through Undiscovered Destinations. It should be noted we will not apply a surcharge should more expensive accommodation be used. At the same time in the event that a lower rate is available for the confirmed hotel we are unable to offer a refund.
Return flights into Luang Prabang and back from Hanoi start from £700 per person although prices fluctuate subject to availability and time of year. Please contact us if you would like us to arrange flights for you. We are fully ABTA and ATOL bonded.
4000 Islands 5 day Pre-Tour Extension - from £945 per person. Your flight will need to arrive in Pakse and depart from Hanoi. Call us for a flight quote and times.
Please note that other extensions can be arranged in both Laos and Vietnam. Please contact us should you require a quote for extra arrangements.


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Even "Breakin'" had a follow-up, but I assure everyone "Step Up 2 the Streets" is no "Electric Boogaloo." Instead, this "sequel" is an anemic, lousy cash-grab, even for the coin-vultures at Disney, who put zero imagination into this gamy dance marathon. It'll babysit your teenagers for 90 minutes, but artistic value is the last thing on the mind of this rotten production.
Working with her "crew," who spend their days dancing around and vandalizing Baltimore, Andie (alarming Sophia Bush doppelganger, Briana Evigan) is facing shipment to Texas relatives if she doesn't shape up and behave. Taking advice from mentor Tyler (Channing Tatum, in a cameo), Andie auditions for and is accepted by the Maryland School of the Arts. Finding comfort in classmate Chase (Robert Hoffman, who looks about 45 years-old) at the uptight school, the two explore their hip-hop moves together while Briana entertains the idea of assembling her own squad of dancers plucked from around campus, hoping to stun the city at the annual underground dance competition, "The Streets."
2006's "Step Up" was a lethargic soap opera that rightfully bewitched the hearts and minds of teen girls across the nation, who turned it into an unexpected sleeper success. "Streets" is hardly going to rock the lucrative boat, and offers more of the same: dancing, scripting, and temple-rubbing bad acting. Somehow "Streets" is even more loathsome than its predecessor and I chalk up this revolting development to a studio nakedly assembling a disposable product that offers no other function than to spend exactly one weekend atop the U.S. box office draining allowances out of the pitiable pre-teens who are suckered into this.
Perhaps director Jon Chu knew he wasn't making high art with "Streets," but that doesn't excuse his total incompetence. Riddled with deadly scenes of melodrama as Briana fights for acceptance, and dripping with stagnant, trendy dance choreography no better than the worst rap video imaginable (oh yes, a trampoline factors into one sequence), Chu is hopeless, unable to process basic storytelling essentials. Every scene showcases ineptitude from the director, who seems more enthralled with his snuff film lighting scheme than challenging his dreary actors and nitwit, awkwardly slang-heavy script (written by, lord help me, two 40 year-olds), which makes the average after-school special look like "Network."
Only a few months ago saw the release of the frighteningly similar "How She Move," a film that contained professional performances, a strong message on the importance of education, and enough snappy dance moves to power 1000 slumber party coffee table accidents. Of course, the general public treated the picture as though it had cooties. "Streets" actually disapproves of characters trying to instill discipline in these unwashed youngsters, tries to pass off complete acting amateurs as lead-worthy talent, and offers gaudy choreography more reminiscent of a Kenny Ortega masturbation session than awe-inspiring foot magic.
"Streets" plays with drained colors to a very comical degree, so the image on this anamorphic widescreen (1.85:1 aspect ratio) release appears adequate for what was intended. Detail is sharp and black levels keep calm, but the overall quality of the presentation is up to the viewer and their personal tolerance of hacky visual gimmickry.
Of course, the 5.1 Dolby Digital mix on "Streets" is an overwhelming affair when the action heads to the dance floor. Bass is booming and directional effects are put to good use, balanced well with the limited dialogue offerings. No shocker here: this DVD sounds terrific. French and Spanish audio tracks are also available.
English for the Hearing Impaired, French, and Spanish subtitles are included.
"Deleted Scenes" (16:14) restores a lovesick subplot, adds a few more dance moments, offers a music video montage, and fills in a few character gaps. The scenes can be viewed with or without introductions by director Chu.
The "Music Videos" section offers "Low" by Flo Rida, "Ching-A-Ling/Shake Your Pom Pom" by Missy Elliot, "Killa" by Cherish, "Hypnotized" by Plies, "Let it Go" by Brit & Alex, and an outtake of Cassie performing "Is It You."
It looks as though hip-hop is running out of memorable names.
"Through Fresh Eyes: The Making of 'Step Up 2'" (12:24) has the asinine notion that what "Streets" is offering the cinema landscape is somehow innovative. Did everyone forget they were making a sequel? A shameless valentine to the production, this featurette manages to capture life on the set, but little else, fawning over the film and director Chu to a disturbing degree.
"Outlaws of Hip-Hop: Meet the 410" (4:54) introduces the viewer to the dancers of "Streets," and choreographer Hi Hat, who worked out virtually the same spastic routines in the aforementioned "How She Move."
Robert Hoffman Video Prank" (1:58) showcases the "actor" and his "crew" in a convenience store making life unbearable for a hapless clerk.
A Theatrical Trailer for "Streets" has not been included on this DVD.
The finale of "Streets" takes the dance battle action into a parking lot rainstorm, giving itself over to complete "Flashdance" insanity that no crusty critic like me could possibly process without exploding into a million judgmental pieces. "Step Up" was a MySpace sensation and there was, at the very least, a plausibility for its success. "Streets" offers no such threadbare cultural compensation, and remains a methodical monstrosity of junior high entertainment value.
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Bay area artist discusses their work "creating diasporic fantasy spaces through sound, sculpture, garments, video and collaboration"
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Esra Canoğulları, commonly known as 8ULENTINA, is a DJ, producer and interdisciplinary artist based out of California. Esra describes their practice as focused on "creating diasporic fantasy spaces through sound, sculpture, garments, video and collaboration."
My introduction to them was through their track Buyumsun – an unforgettable DJ blend of Turkish singer Esmeray's "Buyumsun" and footwork legend DJ Rashad's "Fly Spray." Since then, they've released an impressive collection of mixes (solo and some collaborations), experimental productions, and bootlegs. They also have started bringing their exploratory sonic intent into IRL club space, starting with their 2015 residency, Night Forms. Currently, 8ULENTINA is co-curating "genre-bending dance parties" with Foozool. The two DJ/producers' latest party is CLUB CHAI, located in a charming Oakland warehouse.
Today, 8ULENTINA brings us "kemençe slamming," a diasporic fantasy space of melodically cascading sinister strings and percussion that ranges from sparse club-ready stabs to a steady heartbeat.
I spoke with Esra about their current and upcoming projects, thoughts on identity, and intentional scene-building.
ZUBEYDA MUZEYYEN: Hey! What's up?
ESRA CANOĞULLARI/8ULENTINA: Right now I'm at home, working on this interview, returning emails and getting things together for the next Club Chai.
Where are you from?
I was born in San Diego, California. I am currently based in Oakland, CA and have been living in Oakland for the past 7 years.
Are you working on anything right now or do you have anything coming out soon?
Right now I'm working on some tracks/sound pieces, mixes, and garments. Also I've been wrapping things up with a compilation that I curated for Tobago Tracks, "DISMISS U," that will be coming out mid February, including DJ Haram, foozool, Maieli, MOHINI, Nargiz, Kibz Selcuk and myself.
Tell me about DISMISS U and your involvement curating the compilation.
Curating "DISMISS U" for Tobago Tracks was a completely new experience to me. They approached me about it after I made a mix for them and I had been in contact with Robert aka DJ Pitch about my tracks, our local scenes and the events and projects we are trying to get going. The majority of the conversations about "DISMISS U" happened online, which is also new to me since most of my collaborations happen IRL. I knew I wanted to put together a compilation of tracks by producers that address their diasporic relationship to sound and dismiss western standards and stereotypes – whether that's through sampling or deconstructing western forms of composition. I'm really excited about the release and grateful for everyone's work and contributions.
Describe the musical scene/environment that you're in.
The Bay Area has a ton of underground music scenes and I kind of hover around all of them/exist in a small scene of DJs, experimental musicians and artists. There's lots of punk shows, noise shows, metal shows, rap shows, monthly bar and club parties etc. Throwing events and DJing more has connected me to more artists in Oakland/Bay Area. Foozool and I are starting to develop a family vibe with Club Chai that feels really good. I'm so grateful to everyone who helps make it happen from scratch and to everyone who was hyped on it before the first one even happened.
Let's talk about Club Chai – how is it going? Where do you want it going in the future?
CLUB CHAI – a monthly party in collaboration with foozool – is doing good! We have our next one coming up on Sunday February 14th with STUD1NT, FELA KUTCHii, Botaz, DJ Deville, foozool and me! Its been nice to move away from a bar and have the opportunity to be in control of more elements in the space. We get excited about the potentials of diasporic sound and space in darkness. I'm hoping we can incorporate more performance artists and live musicians in the future. I'd love to have more out of town guests and out of the country guests too.
What do you use to make music and DJ?
I learned how to DJ when I was 15 on some Stanton turntables, a basic 2 channel mixer and serato…I don't use that set up regularly anymore though unless I'm trying to use some records or sample from them. I only had access to my computer for a really long time so I would make mixes on Virtual DJ. I still use Virtual DJ and some of my favorite edits I've made have been live on Virtual DJ. Then I got a Numark Mixtrack Pro DJ controller which I still use with Virtual DJ. In the past few months I've been using CDJ 2000s and a Numark DJM mixer thanks to my friend Soisy who has been lending them to me. I use a microkorg synth and zoom rhythmtrack drum machine and make tracks in Ableton. I'm still learning/forever learning though. All this shit costs money and isn't accessible to everyone. I'm grateful to people who continue to let me borrow gear to practice and learn. I try to lend out the gear I have to friends who are interested because I wouldn't have experimented as much without that support.
What do you see in your future as a producer?
Producing is still really new to me so I can't determine the future right now. I started making "tracks" because of my interests in making art about my diasporic identity. Sound felt like the best medium to express my visceral feelings. Music production helps me have conversations within an archive that I can't always visualize or put into words. I'm in the process of discovering my sound as a producer coming from DJing as my starting point. Hoping to put out an EP or something but no specific plans yet. I'm excited for the future, hoping to collaborate with more producers and vocalists and eventually put out an EP.
What do you hope to accomplish with your music?
I hope that with music and DJing I can continue to perform and organize events that open up space for diasporic identities and sounds in a club context. I'm hoping to meet more like-minded producers and artists and continue to a build team/family that's dedicated to mutual respect for each other's ideas and the differences in our struggles, identities and work.
What does music have to do with identity and identity politics?
Music and music production are inseparable from identity politics to me. Even if people don't realize it their identity is always present in their work. I don't really believe that people can be separate from their ideas or that any artwork or idea is "neutral." What is considered neutral is usually determined by and for white western people. I think about my work as an extension of my body. Sometimes the "politics" in my work are projected onto it by the viewer or listener.
What is it like to be an artist who by default is thought of as a "political" because of your identity as middle eastern, queer, etc?
Being an artist that is by default political is frustrating because I'm never sure why people are interested in what I'm making. People love co-opting political narratives that seem trendy or interesting to them for social capital and literal capital. I've also experienced and seen lots of stealing of words and sounds from POC artists poorly translated into sterile club music with no concept and some generalized politics slapped onto the description. Also middle eastern and non western producers and DJs are becoming easier for people to find online which is great for us connecting with each other and potentially getting booked. Are we getting booked more, though, or am I just hearing more white DJs spinning middle eastern rhythms? Often our sounds are all generalized together from an orientalist perspective and people aren't noticing the differences and nuances in the work.
Thanks so much for answering all these questions! Last one – anyone in particular who's work you been getting into lately?
I'm really into Moro's EP San Benito that just came out on NON and Nkisi's tracks. Shout out to NON they are doing amazing work right now. Organ Tapes from Tobago Tracks is really inspiring to me as well, hoping collaborate with him in the future. Shout out to everyone on DISMISS U! So excited for this release!
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Should I be thankful my mom made me live in our basement and subjected me to abuse? Did very little to see that I was protected in an environment that was at the very least, a danger? I don't know. I know I am not really angry about it anymore. I consider it the way I consider any of the historical events of the last 100 years. They happened. Some were atrocious. Some were wonderful. But all of the events occurred.
I got out so I could create a new version of myself. A version who would not be so shitty. A version away from everything that supported that shitty belief system. That was 24 years ago and I am just coming to understand that this new version is just about complete. I think. I don't know, actually, I might want to change some things around in a few years.
I was there again just a few weeks ago, home. It was everything that I remembered, but it was more. It was the hot beef sandwich at Johnnie's that brought me a perfect comfort I have not found in any of my new homes. It was the hours of inhaling the filth of cigarette smoke so I could hang out with one of my oldest friends. It was eating cake with the human I first grew with. It was meeting new people with the old accent I love so much.
There is part of me that wishes my parents were alive so that they could see how far I have come. The other part of me is scared that if they were still alive, I might not have come as far. That is how my life used to be. I made choices, very often based on what I thought people would think or say. Very often based on whether or not I thought my Dad would approve.
I read something recently about emotional anchors. These are events which totally destroy who you think you are, events which push you to re-build. I am riding the lip of a wave caused by the plummet of my last emotional anchor, one I refer to as The Epic Tale of Death and Dismemberment. My titles are usually both cliche and overstated. That is how I roll.
Some of the best things in my life right now are a direct result of The Epic Tale of Death and Dismemberment. This is why it makes it easier to look back. It makes it easier to go back. That shit did not kill me. That shit made me.
I know that if I ignored those events or charged them with some type of destructive emotion, I would continue to make bad choices. I would continue to behave in a strictly selfish way, all the while causing pain to those around me and in essence, causing myself a great deal of pain as well.
But my last great anchor keeps me from it. For that, I must be grateful. I have no other choice.
I am sure that at some point down the road another thing will happen. I will bring something upon myself or the universe will conspire to teach me my next great lesson. I am good with that. I know that one way or another, I will use the pain to learn the lesson. I will use deceitful people to trust all humans more. I will take highly emotional and traumatic events and use them to stay calm in any situation. I will take the shit and turn it into veggies. Yeah, the shit I speak of is manure; highly beneficial if you put it in the right places.
To grow is the thing. It is sometimes painful, sometimes embarrassing, sometimes quite invigorating. But it is the growth that I seek. I have sought it out since I first left the home that I felt might kill me young.
It disturbs some of my friends, what I put myself through, but it is necessary. I want to see how far I can go, how big the wave will be that I choose to ride. I do believe that the shit in our lives can be used for exponential growth. It is only a matter of how far you are willing to take it. How much you are willing to do with your pain. How wide you are willing to crack your cold body open to let the light in and warm your blood and bones.


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Wizarding Faire opened up on the 12th, and you know I had to get my geeky butt over there to check some things out.
There is some pretty amazing things for sale there, but first, a little bit about Mischief Managed - the group that organized this affair.
Mischief Managed is a very popular Harry Potter RP group, which attracts not only people on SL, but people within other Harry Potter roleplaying groups who joined Secondlife just to be a part of it.
I am a part of the RP group (Go Hufflepuffs!) and even though I've only RP'd there a handful of times, the people there make it a special and fun experience, enough to make a lasting impression on a RP newbie like myself.
The sim dedicated to the roleplay is decorated like Hogwarts - with some new editions like Hogsmeade, and Brighton Beach - and it is beautifully done. It really feels like you're walking around Hogwarts which is awesome for those of us who were heartbroken little 11-year-olds who never received their letter.
Some of the goodies I grabbed include the ever popular Ohmai Nifflers, Hopscotch's super handy Emergency Potion Bracers, the Pose Shop's Nimblus 2000 pose set, and some cute accessories from Nerdology, Strike It, the Little Bat, and Wicked Peach.
Wizarding Faire will be opened until July 25th, so make sure to pop on over and grab up some magical items before it's over.
Head/Skin: Alex Hybrid Mesh Head - Alabaster: LOGO
Hair: Oblivious: MaiOwn! @ Wizarding Faire
Top: Collared Shirt - White: Mon Tissu
Bottoms: Bloomsbury Trousers - Gray: Mon Tissu
Shoes: Lovegood Heels - Black: Fri.day
Glasses: Hipster Harry's - Onyx (Rare): [PURR] @ Wizarding Faire
Necklace: Owl Messenger Necklace - Gold: {Nerdology} @ Wizarding Faire
Pin: Button/Pin - Badger: The Little Bat @ Wizarding Faire
Bracers: Emergency Potion Bracers: *~*Hopscotch*~* @ Wizarding Faire
Bag: Scroll Case Bag: - STRIKE IT - @ Wizarding Faire
Animal: Nifflers Stance A - Jet: Ohmai Emporium @ Wizarding Faire
Pose/Prop: Nimblus 2000: The Pose Shop @ Wizarding Faire
Nails:Mani Pedi - Grimoire: Wicked Peach @ Wizarding Faire
Hands, Feet, & Body: Slink


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World Bulletin /News Desk
Vietnam's ruling Communist Party has appointed for the first time a U.S.-educated official to its powerful politburo, a landmark decision as pressure mounts to reform an economy stagnating after years of boom growth.
The top decision-making body of the party that has ruled Vietnam since 1975 voted to increase its membership and bring in Nguyen Thien Nhan, a deputy prime minister overseeing education, health and technology, it said on its website (dangcongsan.vn).
Nhan, 59, has a master's degree in public policy from the University of Oregon and joins an elite group long dominated by politicians educated locally or in the former Soviet Union.
Vietnam's ruling party is facing its toughest economic challenges in years and has vowed reforms to tackle crippling debt in its banking system, and mismanagement at scores of cash-sapping state-owned firms.
Economists say policymakers have acted effectively to rein in inflation but have been too slow, or reluctant, to implement the sweeping structural changes needed to revive what was a promising "tiger" economy now growing at its slowest pace in 13 years, and put Vietnam back on foreign investors' radar.
Vietnam's economy is hamstrung by weak credit growth and consumer demand that has forced 113,000 businesses to close since 2011, when inflation soared to over 20 percent and foreign investors delivered only a sixth of the $64 billion pledged.
The politburo also picked its second female member, Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, a deputy chairwoman of parliament. Ngan, also 59, is a former deputy minister of trade and finance. The two appointments will increase the politburo's size to 16 members.
Nhan studied in the former East Germany in the 1970s before being awarded a scholarship to the United States. He also served as vice mayor of Ho Chi Minh City.Last Mod: 12 Mayıs 2013, 11:40


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So like, once upon a time in 2005, I went trick or treating as the Cosette logo. (Yeah, I went trick or treating until I was like 18 years old, deal with it. I probably got more candy than you.)
Anyway, this is it. (Photo taken long after the fact, so yeah, it'd been sitting falling apart for at least a year or two by this point.)


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The heroine in Suzanne Xie's first interactive game for kids is no damsel in distress.
Xie [above] settled on a fearless, adventure-seeking purple panda with a big group of friends — both male and female — as her lead character in Pan: The Fearless Beribolt. "She's feisty and not a princess," said Xie, the twentysomething founder and the CEO of its parent company Hullabalu.
The panda protagonist, "Pan," is an amalgam of Xie, her close friends, and the inspirational women she's known throughout her life.
The New Yorker could not have dreamed up Pan at a better time, given the push for more strong female characters in games. Xie was able to convince some high-profile tech investors to support her vision, raising a $1.8 million seed round from YC partner Garry Tan, Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian, SV Angel, Rothenberg Ventures, Liberty City Ventures, Time Inc. president Fran Hauser, and more. About half of the funding came through angel network AngelList.
Pan: The Fearless Beribolt debuted today on iTunes for $3.99. Similarly to competitor LaunchPad Toys, Pan's design is a "constructionist learning framework," meaning that kids can learn by both doing and creating. It's ideal for kids between the ages of 3 to 7.
The player can decide when the plot moves forward, so kids feel like an integral part of the game. Text appears alongside narration, which sets the stage for early reading success. The interactive elements are tailored to kids based on their age and reading levels. Just for fun, Pan features a camera booth so kids can take pictures of Pan and save them in the iPad gallery.
One thing parents will like about Pan: It has no purchases for virtual goods.
Parents have plenty of games to choose from, but Xie claims that hers has an edge as the plot was designed for young children in mind (not teens, like Harry Potter). In addition, she spent hours watching kids play on tablets, detecting subtle differences in how they hold the device. Pan's designed to capture kids' attention, so she expects it will be a lifesaver on long plane and train rides.
"It's amazing to watch kids play the game and feel as if they are really in this world," said Xie.
In Pan's world, boys and girls are just friends (no Disney Princess-like pining for the perfect prince), and it's cool to work on logic and reasoning problems together.
Entrepreneurs like Xie are part of a growing movement in Silicon Valley to set girls on a trajectory so they grow up with an appreciation for science and math. In the past year, women formed toy companies such as Maykah and Goldieblox through highly successful runs on Kickstarter to make playthings not only suitable for girls but also that encouraged a love for math and science.
Research has shown that only about 15 percent of female first-year college students intend to major in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and math). But there is no scientific evidence that girls are any less capable of mastering these subjects.
But Xie doesn't consider herself an ed-tech entrepreneur — the mission goes beyond the classroom. "We're not just teaching kids how to add and subtract," she said. "It's educational attendance, it's an appreciation for story-telling and logic. Really, it's life-learning."


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Just a quick pointer to an item over on The Shark, our sister blog, on an event in downtown San Francisco tonight all about the job market for law students, recent grads and experienced lawyers. We know, we know, more job stuff. But the scheduled panelists sound like people worth glad-handing, if you don't mind paying to get in: Perkins Coie's director of attorney recruiting and retention, and a San Francisco lawyer at Nixon Peabody who's served as a hiring partner before. Panel discussion starts at 6.
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Former financial adviser to the stars Dana Giacchetto was charged with fraud charges in federal court in Manhattan on Thursday, facing allegations that he fraudulently spent more than $10,000 on purchases using someone else's credit card.
The criminal complaint was filed by Mark Ballantyne, a police detective in North Arlington, N.J., in the Southern District of New York last December and unsealed on Thursday. Mr. Giacchetto, who managed money for celebrities including Leonardo DiCaprio and Cameron Diaz, was granted bail on a $150,000 bond and will be living with his parents in Boston, according to Ron Fischetti, the ex-adviser's attorney.
"He's innocent," Mr. Fischetti said of his client. "We saw the complaint for the first time today, and, quite frankly, I don't understand it. My client doesn't either."
The fraud charges stem back to February 2013 through the present. An unnamed man claimed that Mr. Giacchetto fraudulently used his American Express card to foot the bill for airline services, food and alcohol deliveries, moving company services and dental work, according to the complaint.
Mr. Ballantyne, in the complaint, says that the New York City-based dentist who performed the dental work had received the American Express credit card number from Mr. Giacchetto and identified him from a photograph. The detective also says that a review of the records belonging to a New York City-based online delivery service show that at least a dozen charges were made to the alleged victim's credit card. The charges were for goods that were delivered last January and February to an address that the delivery company has listed as Mr. Giacchetto's residence, according to the complaint.
Altogether, the fraudulent credit card charges add up to $10,405.58, according to the complaint.
This is not Mr. Giacchetto's first encounter with the law. Back in 2000, he was charged with pilfering close to $10 million from his roster of A-list clients to cover restaurant bills and airline tickets. Hollywood luminaries Mr. Giacchetto worked with at the time included Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio.
After pleading guilty to securities fraud charges in 2000, he was sentenced to 57 months in prison the following year.


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After several years of operating alongside "next-generation" platform WestlawNext, Westlaw Classic will no longer be visible to all Law School password-holders, beginning on July 1. You will likely see announcements about this change when logging in to Westlaw. After July 1, WestlawNext will be the only option at the Law School for accessing Westlaw legal research content.
For databases where WestlawNext users are currently "bridged" into Classic (illustrated by an arrow pointing to the upper right, such as selected public records), WestlawNext will continue to link to the Classic interface after July 1. Law firms, courts and governments will also continue to have access to Classic for a while longer – meaning your LARW training on the Classic interface could still prove useful for the time being!
If you are unable to locate particular sources, or notice other features from Classic which are missing in WestlawNext, you are encouraged to report them directly by using the "Improve WestlawNext" link at the bottom of the screen. Note that defunct databases which ceased to update on Classic before the advent of Next will never be migrated over, so check the database's scope note in Classic (by clicking the "i" button) for currency before reporting those databases as missing from WestlawNext.
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|Date Posted
|January 10, 2019
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|June 21, 2019
|Job Description
Deep Planet's focus is on leveraging satellite data for agriculture and oil and gas industries. Using neural networks, we have accurately identified vineyards in the world and measured plant stress. Other projects include oil and gas monitoring and water level predicting capability. We work with the world's leading satellite companies and research organisations to deliver state-of-the-art solutions.
Deep Planet is backed by the European Space Agency BIC UK, Copernicus Incubation Programme along with other UK Government Innovation grants. We are rapidly expanding our presence in many market verticals with aim to develop commercial capabilities.
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Come join our world class team if you are not afraid to try new approaches and are looking to push the boundaries of innovation that can have global impact.
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