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FleetEurope's SelectPlus mini lease service offers a flexible alternative for Orchid's commercial fleet
The Challenge
Established in 2008, Orchid Field Marketing are an innovative and bold outsourced sales and marketing company. They service a wide range of clients across consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, entertainment, consumer electronics and home improvement sectors.
Orchid's business model is based on delivering field marketing programmes (compliance, auditing, merchandising, training and advocacy) for brands and retailers in the UK and Ireland. Orchid have significant experience with bringing culture-changing and market-shifting products to market and enabling them to establish and grow with a strategic approach to retail execution.
The Solution
Orchid arranged a consultation with one of FleetEurope's rental experts to discuss the financial and operational benefits of switching from contract hire to a mini lease arrangement. FleetEurope put forward a detailed proposal to replace Orchid's vehicle fleet with 35 Peugeot Expert vans, provided through their SelectPlus service for an estimated two-year period.
The vans were sourced and personalised with Carabao branded vehicle wraps before being delivered to Orchid's drivers at multiple locations throughout the UK. Orchid's new fleet includes servicing, maintenance, breakdown cover, a dedicated customer service and account management team, plus access to an award-winning online booking system, offering detailed management reporting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The vans are also covered by FleetEurope's De-Risk service, which was tailored specifically for Orchid's requirements. De-Risk offers Orchid inclusive financial cover for light damage incurred to their vehicles, valued at less than £1,000 to repair, regardless of who is at fault. This includes damage to the bodywork, tyres, wheels and windscreen, as well as replacement keys and misfuelling call-outs.
The Result
Orchid made a cost neutral switch from their contract hire provider to benefit from the added flexibility of FleetEurope's SelectPlus service. Once the initial 90-day minimum hire period has been reached, the vehicles can be kept on-hire at the same low daily rate or off-hired at short notice, without incurring any penalty charges.
Orchid also stand to make a projected saving of £10,000 per year on vehicle damage claims using the De-Risk service. It will also alleviate the administrative and financial burden of dealing with the claims process, freeing up valuable internal resources to focus on managing their core business.
Kelly Milne, Recruitment and Operations Manager at Orchid commented:
"We were looking for a fully managed fleet service that allowed us to off-hire vehicles at short notice without incurring expensive termination charges. SelectPlus was the perfect solution, allowing us the flexibility to make changes to the fleet in-line with the changing needs of our business."
You can find out more about Orchid at www.orchid-fm.com.
FleetEurope supplies 22 branded MINIs to Vitality
The Challenge
Vitality's life insurance business, VitalityLife, has grown rapidly in recent years to 450,000 customers. In some cases, the initial application process for new customers involves a medical screening with a qualified health professional. Many applicants were having difficulty finding a convenient time to attend the screening, which meant processing times were often quite lengthy.
The solution needed to make it easier for people to obtain cover by speeding up the underwriting process and had to fit well with VitalityLife's position in the market.
The Solution
In January 2017, VitalityLife launched a unique Vitality Nurse service to enable customers to have a medical screening, wherever it is convenient for them. To achieve this, VitalityLife employed 22 professional nurses to work with intermediaries and their clients to improve their application process. The nurses were field-based and needed to be mobilised with a fleet of vehicles that were safe, reliable and cost-effective to run and maintain.
Vitality approached several market-leading fleet companies, including FleetEurope for the supply and management of the new vehicle fleet. As part of the process, Vitality's procurement team arranged a consultation with one of FleetEurope's experts. A detailed leasing and fleet management proposal was submitted, offering competitive pricing and a range of different options to choose from.
Six suitable models were considered, based on Vitality's initial brief, including the Fiat 500, Toyota Aygo, VW Up, Citroen C1, Smart ForFour and MINI Cooper. With a narrow timeframe of only eight weeks from order to delivery, FleetEurope's operations team were tasked with finding the perfect car from a supplier that could build all 22 vehicles in a single batch.
The MINI Cooper 1.5 hatch was chosen because it met the brief perfectly and was an ideal fit with Vitality's brand image. All vehicles were supplied by Vines of Gatwick Mini dealership on a 36 month, 45,000-mile contract hire agreement.
The MINI Tech Pack was added to the vehicle specification as it offered integrated satellite navigation, which is vital in helping nurses use their travel time between appointments effectively and reduces their mileage and fuel expenditure. It also offers additional safety features such as a heads-up display and rear parking camera.
FleetEurope provided a separate livery proposal for a full or partial wrapping to the MINIs with Vitality's branding prior to delivery. Personalised number plates were sourced for each vehicle, with the chosen registration formats issued in sequential order, starting with V1 VLY and V2 VLY. Vehicle trackers were also installed in each MINI by Ctrack to help reduce costs, increase productivity and improve vehicle security and Duty of Care compliance.
FleetEurope also provides fleet management services, tailored to Vitality's requirements. These include, fixed cost maintenance, fuel card management, breakdown assistance and accident management support through strategic partners.
The Result
Vitality is experiencing an improved, hands-on fleet management service. The nurses can contact FleetEurope's customer service team directly using a one-call number to arrange service bookings and maintenance. Accident management and breakdown assistance is also available via FleetEurope's strategic partners 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Although the vehicle contracts are set at 15,000 miles per annum, the distance travelled by each nurse may vary according to each region. To overcome this uncertainty with the launch of the new service, FleetEurope offered a pooled mileage solution. Periodic monitoring of each vehicle's status is also carried out and the contracts are reviewed on a regular basis to keep any additional mileage costs to a minimum.
FleetEurope successfully provided the fleet of 22 MINIs within the eight-week timeframe. Three of the MINIs were used at roadshows across the country for the launch of the new Vitality Nurse service. The remaining 19 vehicles were delivered to each of the nurses by Vines of Gatwick.
Chris Wilson, Senior Sourcing and Supplier Manager at Vitality commented:
"We needed to mobilise our team of nurses quickly with a fleet of vehicles that were safe, reliable, cost-effective to maintain and an ideal fit with Vitality's brand image. We approached several market-leading fleet companies for the supply and management of the new fleet. We chose FleetEurope because of their competitive pricing model and the detailed recommendations and expertise offered by their fleet consultant throughout the tendering process."
You can find out more about Vitality at www.vitality.co.uk.
Thinking outside the box for The Outward Bound Trust
The Challenge
Balance is a critical element when operating a charity. Providing support and solutions to those in need must be matched when raising awareness to generate resource. Operating a fleet under these delicate conditions is nothing short of a challenge, requiring vehicles that are always fit for purpose in a cost effective, challenging environment.
Based on the west coast of Wales, in the mountains of the Lake District and the heart of the Scottish Highlands, the fleet is a critical element of the Trust's operations. Without robust, dependable and reliable vehicles, access to the environments offered by these idyllic locations can be severely limited.
With all charities, resources are dependent on the donations made by generous supporters. Every penny really does count.
All expenditure, therefore, has to be justified and costs at every stage are examined critically. As every fleet operator will know, providing reliable service operations rarely align with the definitions of value.
The Solution
FleetEurope rose to the Trust's challenge in 2011 and has successfully delivered cost savings, efficiencies and unrivalled customer service since that time. A fleet of 23 cars and 20 minibuses were supplied and continue to be maintained for the Trust, overcoming even the most challenging and remote environments while also meeting the challenges of financial sustainability.
The Result
Kim Parry, commercial director at The Outward Bound Trust commented:
"Key to their success has been FleetEurope's complete understanding of the Trust's challenges. Seamless delivery and maintenance in a number of remote locations, cost effective solutions and vehicles that match the Trust's unique requirements mean their fleet of vehicles is one element the Trust need not worry about. Instead, time, energy and resources can be focused on those most important to the Trust; helping young people realise their potential every day."
You can find out more and support the Outward Bound Trust and their work with young people at www.outwardbound.org.uk


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Travel To Marbella
Recently, I travelled to Marbella. It is a splendid city in the southern Spain. Literally, Marbella means a lot of water and mountains. It is very clear from its meaning that this city offers an extensive range of oceanic adventures and picturesque beauty. One of my close friends had visited this city few months back and he suggested me to visit here. I am thankful to him for suggesting such a wonderful place to me. It is a fantastic city to enjoy your holidays to the fullest. It is spotted with bountiful outdoor activities. This city also holds a great historical significance. Marbella is perfect for family holidays. I visited this beautiful city with my wife. We both liked it very much and had an excellent time. We really enjoyed our vacations to the fullest.
We wanted to start our vacations with the name of God; so we decided to make Iglesia Mayor de la Encarnacion our first stop. It's a fabulous church. In the interior of the church, there is sol major organ. It is the most important organ built in Spain over the last century. We went there during the mass and it was a peaceful experience. There are Television monitors on all the pillars so that everyone could watch the altar. The interior of this church is tremendous. The altar is made up of gold and the statues are dressed in the real fabric. This blissful church would impart enormous serenity in your mind. We loved this place and we would visit there again in our next Marbella travel.
After witnessing the peace and beauty of this church; we called up a company of Marbella which delivers bikes on rent for the biking tour in Marbella. We fixed a time to visit them. "Marbella - rent a bike" is the name of that company. We met them at the fixed meeting point. They were all set with the complete equipments in their van and they were waiting for us. We rented two city bikes for us. The best fact about this company is that you do not need to visit any office; just call them and tell them your desired place and they will deliver the bike at that very place without any delivery charges. We enjoyed our bike ride to the fullest on the smooth biking trail. It was a memorable experience. We had loads of fun. Renting a bike is the best way to roam in Marbella. We enjoyed our ride and the amazing views of this city.
Funny beach is the place in Marbella where you could enjoy the adventure and fun of marine sports. You could see many people doing some funny activities on this beach. But this beach is named as 'funny beach' because it offers lots of fun to the visitors. You could enjoy the thrill of jet skiing and go-karting. We both are fond of aquatic sports; so we decided to enjoy the delight of jet skiing. It was an action-packed experience and we enjoyed every moment of it. We also tried go-karting and enjoyed it very much. There are many attractions for the children. If you are planning to visit this beach with family then your children would definitely love this beach. Funny beach is a complete package of fun for everyone.
Puerto Banus Marina is a wonderful place for a leisurely walk and to enjoy the beauty of neighborhood. The best shopping area of Spain is located on this marina. Like all the women, my wife also loves shopping and she really loved this shopping area. After shopping, we enjoyed the stroll along this lovely marina. You could see many yachts at this place. We enjoyed watching them. The environs add a charm to the beauty of this place. The backdrop mountain was looking very lovely. If you have lots of money and you love shopping then this place is truly heaven for you. Most of the people visit this place for window shopping and to enjoy walking along the marina.
Lagoland Mountain Lake Center is the place where you could actually enjoy the actual meaning of Marbella; lots of water and mountains. This place is very gorgeous and composed. Away from the hurly-burly areas of city; this is a place where you could enjoy the glory of nature. This place does not remain overcrowded and the atmosphere is always very romantic. It's an excellent place to spend some good time with your partner. It's a very good option for a day trip. You could enjoy the lake tours in gondola and some oceanic adventures like canoeing, aqua skipping and safari. My wife and I wanted to enjoy all of these activities. We decided to start from the lake tour in gondola. It was an incredible experience. The scenic beauty of the ambiance was breathtaking. The lush green mountains were looking terrific. This is the most beautiful part of Marbella.
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After Lake Tour, we enjoyed the delight of canoeing. We have enjoyed canoeing many times but it was our ever best experience. The splendid surrounding made this adventurous experience very beautiful. Aqua skipping was what we had never tried. It is a great aquatic adventure. We both were little scared but the staff was very helping and they helped us in every possible way. They really made us enjoy the thrill of aqua skipping. Now, aqua skipping is my favorite aquatic activity. Lagoland Mountain Lake center also offers splendid hiking area. We both love mountain hiking; so we could not resist this offer. We did the hiking with immense passion. The views from the top were fantastic. We literally saw the nature in her most beautiful incarnation. Not too many people visit this place because it is little tougher to be reached but it is truly a blissful place. Make some effort to reach this place and I promise that this place won't disappoint you. You could experience lot of adventure, fun and scenic beauty.
Museo del Bonsai is another hidden gem of Marbella. It's a wonderful botanical garden situated in the old city of Marbella. My wife loves gardening and she loved this place. It's a paradise for plant lovers. You would get to see many wonderful plants in this garden. This garden is actually a Japanese style house. There are a large number of bonsai plants of different kinds in this garden. Some of the trees are more than 500 years old. It was an amaze to watch them. The surroundings of this garden are lovely. There is a beautiful park and lake. This garden is a stunning place to spend a few hours. It is definitely worth to visit.
After moving out of the botanical park, we decided to explore the old quarter of Marbella. Walking on the old streets was a fun for us. This is a completely different side of Marbella and it is exceptionally beautiful. There are many places where you can just sit and enjoy the splendor of surroundings and eat delicious food. I feel that it is the most beautiful place in Marbella and you must visit this place when you travel to Marbella. The old quarter is the most liked tourist place of Marbella.
We enjoyed our time in Marbella very much and we value that beautiful time. Marbella is a small and special city where you would find very unique places. It is really a wonderful city. We would surely visit there again.
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You never can tell what you may encounter on the Indigo Trail at the "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge in Sanibel, FL.
Cee's Which Way Challenge: No. 13
Which way should I go? Shall I just let the winds of time carry me along? Shall I determine my own direction? My own fate? My own destiny? Which way?
NaBloPoMo: National Blog Posting Month: Post every day in November.
Today's (9/6) WANAFriday prompt comes from Rabia Abbasi Gale
A New Discovery. It could be a recently discovered great author, band, or TV show. It could be a great walking route, an out-of-the-way antique store, or a perfect reading/writing nook. It could be a writing tip or a blogging trick. Share an exciting new discovery with us!
I like blog challenges such as the A to Z Blog Challenge that runs every April. The first A to Z I joined two years ago got me into regular blogging. I enjoyed the challenge of posting once a day for a month and met many new talented bloggers. I joined the 2013 A to Z Blog Challenge and completed that, too. Blogging has become a habit, and I recently passed my 200 posts milestone.
The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is fun, too. I enjoy coming up with my answer to the prompt, and then looking at the other creative, ingenious, talented photographers and their photo entries.
But recently I have discovered another photo challenge blog: Cee's Photography: My Life in Photos
Cee's Photography: Fun Foto Challenge
Cee posts a new Fun Foto Challenge every Tuesday. See the list of sample topics below.
Click on the highlighted link to see entries in each challenge. Upcoming challenges are not highlighted until photographers post entries.
Cee's Photography: Black and White Challenge
Every other Wednesday, Cee posts a new black-and-white photo challenge. See a list of a few upcoming challenges below.
Cee's Photography: Which Way Challenge : New challenge posted every other Wednesday.
Ways we travel and beautify our world.
Cee's Share Your World Challenge
Cee posts a new challenge in this category every Monday. She asks four questions each week that can be answered in words or pictures.
This week's Share Your World questions are:
Writing prompts tend to get a bad name in the instructional world ("let them write creatively and from their own experiences!"), but real writers know that prompts can be just the ticket to get you on to new lines of thinking and creativity. I hope you check out these photo challenges and discover how much fun they can be!
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OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma family has given an update on a Newcastle teen who was critically injured in a car crash last week.
Caleb Freeman, 16, and his brother, Clayton, 14, were on their way to an OU basketball game when their vehicle crashed.
Both were rushed to the OU Medical Center. Clayton was released not long after with minor injuries.
Caleb escaped without a broken bone, but suffered major brain trauma.
The teen has been in the hospital for over a week.
"We believe the Lord protected his body but, for whatever reason, has allowed him to be in this place and we're seeing the Lord do great miracles through him," said Caleb's father, Pastor Jeremy Freeman.
The First Baptist Church of Newcastle, the city of Newcastle, the state and countless around the world have rallied for Caleb and his family on social media and in person. Dozens even went to them on Christmas with food and kind words.
"I had two men come today that were really sent from the Lord, I mean I really believe they were miracles for us today, to tell us their story and to encourage us in our journey," Freeman said.
But, most importantly, he said, every time someone stops by to visit, they take the time to gather and pray.
"We are really believing that the Lord is going to heal Caleb and he'll walk out of this place, and we want the world to know that it's God that's done this," Freeman said.
Right now, as Caleb's brain heals, Freeman said his son is experiencing "neuro-storms," reactions from his body in the form of high blood pressure or body temperature.
"That's very difficult for a parent to see, but we know it's a part of the process," Freeman said, "so, we're asking people to really pray that Caleb's body is just calm and that he's able to weather those storms and that, at just the right time, God will say, 'Caleb, wake up,' he'll open his eyes and we'll be able to go from there."
The family is keeping the community updated on Caleb's progress on the the Pray for Caleb Freeman Facebook page.
Last night, the family wrote about the results of a recent MRI Caleb had.
In the post, the family says that the MRI showed Caleb suffered an injury throughout his entire brain.
However, they said the doctor said that all of the bleeds in Caleb's brain have stopped and have started healing.
The family said the doctor believes Caleb will wake up.
As expected, Caleb does have the DAI injury and it is a grade 3. This means that the injury was suffered throughout the entire brain. (Like tiny pin-pricks all over it)
She was relatively positive about things, stating that the injury did not result in cells dying due to lack of oxygen, and all the damage is due to the forceful shaking and impact he experienced
Also, the bleeds in the brain have ceased and are healing.
She sees no reason why he will not wake up from this and expects him to. The questions she cannot answer are why he hasn't yet, when he will, or what he will be like. We, however, DO KNOW the answer to these questions. God is still working and HE ALONE will awaken Caleb in His perfect time!!!
3 ways to pray specifically for Caleb:
1. There did appear to be more damage on the right side of Caleb's brain, which would explain why he is having less movement on the left side of his body. Please pray the left side catches up!!! We believe God will heal ALL of his body perfectly;
2. That the neurostorms would continue to subside. He's done better today, but we would like them to cease completely;
3. For God's perfect timing and greatest glory in Caleb's life and all those who He is working in through this, and continued peace as we wait (anticipate)!
We are encouraged right now, but we are not putting our hope in results or news we get day by day. Our hope is in our HEALER and we know His plan will prevail. He will REVIVE. He will RESTORE. He will PERFECT.
Wednesday morning, the family had another exciting update.
Caleb woke up for the first time in over a week.
Small miracles: about 30 minutes ago Caleb opened his left eye and followed Emily as she talked to him. I was not in the room, but they called me immediately and put me on speaker phone and he tracked the phone as well. I'm here now. It was awesome!
The occupational/physical therapist said he exceeded their expectations. This was their first time to really try and rouse him. It's a small step, but it's progress. We have a long way to go, but what a way to start the day! All praise and glory to God!
"Keep praying for us, please," Freeman said. "We can't express enough how much we need that. Still praying for that Christmas miracle."
Caleb's progress can be followed on the Pray for Caleb Freeman Facebook page, and a YouCaring account has been set up to help his family pay for his medical bills.


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Our blog - Beinn a'Ghlo, 30 Oct'17A blog of our mountain adventures in Scotland, hiking, biking, rock-scrambling and more !
Beinn a'Ghlo30 October 2017
A day hiking up the 3 Munro summits on Beinn a'Ghlo above Blair Atholl. Richard Kermode was leading....
The forecast was promising as I met up with Diane, Eileen, Emma, Laura and Shona for our walk up Beinn a'Ghlo. We were all excited about the prospect of a bright crisp autumn day as we chatted along the land rover track to start our walk. It was a cold start and the layers were soon being changed as we started the steep ascent of Carn Liath. As we gained height the wind found us and so did some showers making for a Baltic feel on our first summit though we did get views of the rest of our walk in the distance. We made good use of the large Cairn to hide behind for a snack and then set off as it was far to cold to linger anywhere for too long.
It was on the approach to the summit of Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain that we entered the cloud and as we did a familiar figure came running towards us... it was Steven out for a speedy traverse of the mountain and to say hello! Given how cold it was he left us at the top to carry on and we descended through the mist to emerge at our beallach in some relative shelter for some much needed lunch. Whilst enjoying a rest the last summit Carn nan Gobhar came out of the cloud and we met Steven again on his way down.
We reached the summit to enjoy views of the Cairngorms with a white dusting of snow as well as meeting some of the people we had seen along the way on our walk. It was still very cold on the tops and we were soon on our way back to the beallach to head down into the shelter of the corrie. On our way we spotted a group of 20 Ptarmigan flying through the boulders and then in the corrie storm very big stags bellowing across the hills at each other.
The route back is fairly boggy until you reach the recently upgraded path that makes the walk back to the land rover track much easier and faster it's a delight. We were now enjoying sunshine and cool winds with lovely views as we wandered back to the cars to finish a beautiful day out in the hills.
More photos by Richard and Steven are here on Flickr.
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It's Nibblefest time again on ebay! :) Search NFAC to see all the great entries by great artists. This monthly art contest always gives new meaning to the words "artistic license" as you browse the many interpretations of a theme.
This month's theme is "Mushtrooms." At first, I wasn't plannig to enter for December. It has been such a crazy busy month at work and home. But then, as is typical more often than not for me, I had a little glimmer of inspiration at the very last minute.
So, here is my little interpretation of the theme....with a butterfly spin of course! :)
You can click here to go directly to my ebay auction if you wish.
This is an ACEO (size 2.5" x 3.5") and is done in watercolor and ink.
The Nibblefest auctions all start at just $0.99 each, and the winners are determined based on the number of unique bidders to your auction.
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Each of our contributors, in their own particular way, addresses one or more dimensions of these properties. Robin Mansell leads the first part on Digital Communication. Her chapter provides a thorough exploration of whether or not, as is often argued, information communication technologies (ICTs) can be tools for emancipatory social change. This chapter challenges our thinking to consider whether a global one-size-fits-all approach to technology is appropriate for the socially disparate web or for people who share and communicate through these technologies.
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Towers of Ivory: Does Japan have an ivory problem? It's complicated.
In a just-published essay in The Smart Set, I examine Japan's domestic legal ivory market, which is widely thought by many conservationists to be contributing to elephant poaching. Does it?
Given the widespread laundering of poached tusks in national ivory markets elsewhere, most elephant advocates are convinced that it must be happening in Japan as well — even if there's no evidence of it.
The problem Japan has with ivory sales is much more complicated: it's a tangle of seductive traditional art, insufficient enforcement and growing rejection of sustainable wildlife trade….
Read the entire article at https://www.thesmartset.com/towers-of-ivory/
JFW in Craven Contemporary "New Nudes" show November 16 – Jan 19
John Frederick Walker, Lip Service (2012)
"New Nudes" is a group show of some of the hottest contemporary artists who are either new or showing the male and female body in a new way. The two largest works in the show are collages by Mickalene Thomas and Troy Michie which appear on the long gallery wall. Other smaller works shown alongside are by artists including Danielle Orchard, Sam McKinniss, Lou Fratino, Mona Kuhn, Bruno Leydet, Linder, Paul Sepuya, Elad Lassry, Jeremy Kost and Erwin Olaf.
The show will also feature a table of altered book works by local Washington, CT based artist John Frederick Walker.
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Kenya's White Giraffes
White giraffes? The first one known was spotted in Tanzania in 2016. Now there are three in Kenya's Ishaqbini Conservancy. These aren't albino animals—their coloring is due to a partial loss of pigmentation caused by leucism. They are otherwise healthy, and are being closely monitored. You can read more about them here.
Ishaqbini is a remarkable community-run sanctuary which I had the privilege of visiting in 2011 to see another rare animal, the hirola, a highly endangered antelope species now being protected on pasture land set aside to conserve them. You can read my article on them here.
Northern White Rhino Eggs Successfully Fertilized
In breakthrough conservation news, Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya announced on August 23 that 7 out of 10 eggs harvested from the last two existing Northern White rhinos were successfully fertilized with previously frozen sperm from two Northern White rhinos. (The last male of the species, Sudan, pictured here, died last year at the sanctuary.) The hope is that viable embryos can be implanted into Southern White Rhino surrogate mothers, and that the Northern White rhino will not go extinct. Fingers crossed….
JFW "Book Works" exhibit at The Judy Black Park, March 13 – April 9, 2019
(Un)furled Text,2018. Mixed media/altered book, 9 ¼ x 21 ¾ x ¾ inches
The Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens in Washington Depot, Connecticut, presents "John Frederick Walker: Book Works." Previews of the exhibition begin March 13, followed by an opening reception and artist's talk on Saturday, March 16, from 4-6 pm. Walker's work will be on exhibit through April 9.
John Frederick Walker has pursued dual careers as an artist and writer since the 1970s, moving to Litchfield county in 1985. His art has been exhibited in one-person and group shows nationally, and is represented in a number of private and public collections, including the Yale University Art Gallery, the Brooklyn Museum, and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
Walker began incorporating book forms into his art in the mid-1990s. The pieces in this exhibition all derive from actual books, or book fragments, radically altered. "Part sculpture, part collage, Walker's 'book art,'" writes Emily Soell, "ranges from dramatic, wall-dominating pieces to charming diminutive works."
The artist has taken advantage of The Judy Black Park's open, light-filled exhibition space to mount a mini-survey of his recent work. "Book Works" focuses on key themes of Walker's art: hidden, missing or destroyed information, using the device of open book spreads from which pages have been torn or cut, and turning what remains into graphic meditations on memory and loss.
Regular viewing hours are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 2-5 pm, and also by appointment (visit the contact page on the artist's website).
JFW review of The Ivory Trade of Laos: Now the Fastest Growing in the World
My review of Esmond Bradley Martin and Lucy Vigne's latest ivory trade report appears in the issue 59 of Pachyderm. I write that it makes for grim but "required reading for anyone trying to keep up with how the international ivory trade continues to fuel crisis-level elephant poaching." The review can accessed here.
JFW review of Ivory: Power and Poaching in Africa
My review of Keith Somerville's important new book Ivory appears in the current issue of Pachyderm. Somerville, a veteran of numerous assignments in Africa during his career with the BBC, brings his journalistic skills to this grim, detailed chronicle of the exploitation of elephants and disempowered Africans. Click here for the complete review.
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"CGTN's Rachelle Akuffo spoke to John Frederick Walker about the state of elephant populations and conservation measures. Walker is the author of "Ivory's Ghosts: The White Gold of History and the Fate of Elephants.""
The Dark Side of Ivory Prohibition: Will it help elephants or just vandalize culture?
With 25,000 African elephants being slain every year for their tusks, maybe it was inevitable that elephant advocates would grow impatient with critically important but slow-paced efforts to help rural communities co-exist with Africa's herds, root out endemic corruption in range states, and expose international wildlife trafficking rings.
Now, nearly three decades after the ban, with no end to elephant poaching in sight, their attitudes have gone strident, spiraling into emotion-driven campaigns and unhinged extremism that threatens to turn the war on poaching into an incoherent war on ivory….
Read the entire article at https://thesmartset.com/ivory-prohibition/
Sudan: "The Most Eligible Bachelor in the World"
I took this photo of Sudan, the last remaining male northern white rhino in existence, several years ago at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya. He's under 24/7 armed guard to protect him from poachers, and his horns have been shortened as an added precaution. Sudan is getting on in years—he's 43—and alas, shows little interest in the remaining pair of female northern white rhinos that share his corner of the wildlife sanctuary.
To keep this remarkable subspecies from going extinct, Ol Pejeta is raising funds to aid the development of in vitro fertilization technology that might work with females from the more numerous southern white rhino population.
It's a race against time, and Tinder, the popular social app for meeting new people, has partnered with Ol Pejeta to introduce Sudan and the plight of the northern white rhino.
Sudan has quite a profile: "I'm one of a kind….6ft tall and 5,000 lbs, if it matters." Swipe right, and Tinder users in 140 countries will be directed to a page from which they can donate. Sounds like a great match.


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Attendees of this year's Comic-Con got a first look at the trailer for "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword" (in theaters 2017). Charlie Hunnam stars as Arthur; a less noble, more grimy version. Looks like the timeframe of the film's setting is a bit more modern than other tellings of the story, too, but you still get the armor clanging, sword in stone, knight fighting and all of that.


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Multitasking - Not All Clients Start Tasking
FOG Server Ver. - 1.5.4
FOG OS - Debian 9.4
I have noticed on multiple occasions that in some of my labs the multicast sessions only complete on a select group of hosts and do not start on others.
What happens is:
ALL hosts in Group WOL
ALL hosts get to the PARTCLONE screen.
Partial hosts start tasking and complete tasking.
I noticed this in one lab where one host would start PARTCLONE tasking and all other hosts would not start. I had to unplug that host from the network in order to get the others to actually finish tasking.
In every situation, previous versions of FOG worked correctly Multicasting to these labs.
@george1421 - Any ideas on what might be going on here? Everything else has been stable since we talked last.
@joe-gill Well in a way I'm glad this issue was a FOG specific one, but rather an infrastructure. I can say multicasting is a bit of a fickle beast no matter what imaging technology you are using. When it works, its great.
It sounds like your network was configured for dense mode multicasting where it would just send the mutlicast stream to all ports even if there were no multicast subscribers.
Thank you for providing solid feedback and sticking with this issue until it is resolved.
To update this issue… I had a network engineer look at this issue. He determined that we had our multicast setting set to flood all ports. So far disabling this has fixed the majority of our multicasting issues.
One thing we did notice is that we had one old switch going to one of our labs that seems to fail on multicast and not unicast. Multicast works everywhere else with that image. We will be replacing that switch at some point but I believe that switch is the culprit. It's an older 10/100 "dumb" HP switch (commercial grade).
So far I have not experienced any other issues with that version of FOG.
Thanks again for all the help!
The only switches we have on campus now are Meraki or dumb switches. Most things are on Meraki's. The vendor turned "port flooding" off. I'm going to check but I believe I'll still have the issue. I do not think that's it. I'll post back as soon as I know.
It is set like that for the default stack.
@joe-gill said in Multitasking - Not All Clients Start Tasking:
IGMP snooping is enabled.
For all switches (even meraki), on the vlan where the machines are multicasting?
IGMP snooping is enabled.
@george1421 Thanks! I'll check it out.
That is excactly correct. I am reaching out to our vendor to find out if their are any known issues here. I will post back for others to know.
For the record we are using Meraki MS225-48FP and Meraki MS42P.
Thanks for helping be troubleshoot this @Tom-Elliott .
@tom-elliott Also be aware in another thread we had to make some changes to the www.conf file (adding the memory limit of 256MB). He also had 3 versions of php and php-fpm installed. When I left the session (a few days ago) he had no more than 6 active php-fpm worker threads for 24 hosts in a multicast. Memory and CPU usage looked good, but understand I was only focused on why php-fpm was behaving so badly on his system.
@Joe-Gill Check to see if igmp snooping is turned on, for your network switches. That will allow the switches to handle multicast traffic a bit more intelligently.
So chatting with @Joe-Gill We narrowed down what the problem.
First, the backstory.
So Multicast tasks would work for some machines, but not all. And, to add to that, it was always the same machines that failed to work. If the machines that failed were subsequently put into their own group, they would multicast without issue.
This lead me to ask if the machines that would fail were on a different switch from the rest of the machines, and indeed @Joe-Gill found out that this was the case. They are using Meraki switches and they replaced a few of them. Those that were replaced do not work fluidly with the older switches in place.
@Joe-Gill keep me truthful here, but this is the gist of this information.
That is correct.
Some machines start multitasking like normal and others sit on the Partclone screen. All of them make it to the Partclone screen at the same time.
I'm assuming, for the log you posted, there were only 27 hosts in that group that needed the tasking?
Sorry for reasking the questions you've already answered, just trying to understand the whole situation.
@joe-gill So you're saying some machines work fine, not all of them though?
The last line repeats until it finished.
If you would like the entire log file I can post it.
Yes I am on the working branch. I'll post the log file here shortly.
Are you on the working branch? Can you show us the
Well it may have been Tom. But I thought you told me that. Ha!
Our machines are all on the same subnet.
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@joe-gill said in Multitasking - Not All Clients Start Tasking:
had me set the Multicast rendezvous address to our FOG server IP previously
Nope not me, that bit of hocus-pocus sounds something like what Tom would say.
Is your fog server and multicasting clients on the same subnet?


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Subject: More on the dreaded optionality problem....
While reading up on UML - as I am still not convinced that it brings much value to modeling external business processes - I came across our own Christian Huemer of the University of Vienna and the ebXML BP group in the IEEE Proceedings of the 34th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - 2001. Sheesh! I've never been to Hawaii - maybe I ought to get in on this UML modeling bandwagon. See "Defining Electronic Data Interchange Transactions with UML," (0-7695-0981-9/01), at http://www.computer.org/proceedings/hicss/0981/0981toc.htm under Track 7: Internet and the Digital Economy Track within E-Commerce Systems Development Methodologies. Well, I'm still not a believer in UML, but Huemer has a salient quote that buttresses what I said last Friday regarding optionality causing complexity: ...people not directly involved in message development... may not understand the complexity included in the [EDI standard] messages. This is made worse by the fact that standard messages include optionality without explaining under which conditions these options are to be used. William J. Kammerer FORESIGHT Corp. 4950 Blazer Pkwy. Dublin, OH USA 43017-3305 +1 614 791-1600 Visit FORESIGHT Corp. at http://www.foresightcorp.com/ "accelerating time-to-trade"
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5 Things To Look Out For At AWS re:Invent 2019
AWS re:Invent is just around the corner. As is tradition, re:Invent veteran, Chris Bunch, looks into his crystal ball to predict what is in store for those heading to Vegas in December.
AWS re:Invent 2019: Yes, It's Back. And Bigger Than Ever.
I seem to only write posts about events these days, which is probably a reflection of the madcap growth at Cloudy Towers as the public cloud market continues to expand. I will resolve to try and write more in 2020 - an early New Year's resolution for myself...
What's happening?
Somewhat predictably, my ability to track measurable human time appears to be getting worse year over year. It does not seem like a long time ago that Team Cloudreach was last out in sunny Nevada for AWS's flagship technology event. But it was nearly a full year ago, and we now have just over one month to go until AWS re:Invent 2019 kicks off on December 2nd. I've written about the event many times before , and, as is now tradition, thought I'd share some thoughts on what we might see from the AWS team this time around.
Everyone loves an announcement
There will be an outrageous number of new releases, from new services that delight customers / make ISVs in the ecosystem sob, to enhancements for existing services, to things that I suspect few people can imagine.
Like what? Well, the key themes will look similar to last year I believe:
1) Databases
Less boring than it might sound at first glance - expect a lot of press around Amazon managing to get their own (large!) business to be Oracle free. Also, expect a few semi-rude comments about Oracle's business practices. All thoroughly well deserved.
As a slight aside, I would expect a similar barrage towards Microsoft, linked to "Windows" workloads generally, not just SQL Server. There's a war underway here to win the 'Enterprise'.
2) Serverless
This is not going away. If you're burying your head in the sand, thinking Lambda and the surrounding ecosystem are just a fad, you're kidding yourself. Expect to hear major stories of transformation and new feature releases. This is where the battle for the future of IT lies.
aka "Machine Learning" to you and I, but marketing folks like to say "AI". There's a huge push on this space as the driver to win the hearts and minds of senior decision-makers choosing a cloud platform. It 'may' also have something to do with the fact that it captures your data into AWS' platform, making you infinitely more likely to use their other services. GCP had a head start here and AWS is spending significant investment dollars to "fix" that.
4) 'Things released previously' that now have some reference clients!
Surely we'll see something big around VMWare on AWS being used to aggressively drive some lift and shift migrations? Surely there will be someone on stage talking about the use of Outposts in the wild? Surely there will be some production Blockchain examples discussed?
Outposts is particularly interesting to me, as it has the potential to solve real-world customer problems in the hybrid space.
5) Simplified billing
I say this every year. Every year I am wrong….. AWS's billing model is very detailed. The upside of that is it's super granular and you can always work out what you've spent on what. The downside is you might need multiple PhDs and third-party tools to get there. With their focus on customer obsession, this always feels like a neglected area to me, as the client has to put too much thought into planning and cost control (Cloudreach has a service to help with that, of course!). Will 2019 be the year where Reserved Instances die? As I've suggested it, that almost certainly means "no".
Come on, think bigger!
I spoke to some of our engineering community to canvass ideas on this….. The most creative came from Jakub 'Jay-Z' Zygmunt in Amsterdam, with a suggestion we might see a full-size DeepRacer autonomous vehicle announced...I suspect that would be a) awesome, b) likely to smash Tesla's share price, c) massively unlikely to happen. A more likely suggestion from him touched on a possible move into Healthcare via a new device and some surrounding services. We know Amazon.com is interested in the Pharma space from recent hires they've made - stranger things have happened.
Wow. Ok, think smaller!
Here are some smaller service improvements that our teams would love to see announced (are you listening Product Managers?):
- Cross-Region Transit Gateway
- A managed AMI bakery of some form
- A managed Squid (or other outbound proxy) service
- An API for Control Tower
- A CloudEndure managed Replication Server to avoid spinning up EC2 instances
- AWS Backup cross-accounts
And of course: CloudFormation support for all new products… One thing you have to admire about AWS is its relentless drive for speed, allowing small autonomous teams to show normal companies how fast innovation really can be. The downside of that? Sometimes an inconsistent experience initially - and CloudFormation (plus UX) tends to suffer. I'd argue the balance is right, given the rate of feature development.
Any general tips?
There's too many of these posted online already, so all I will say is:
- bring comfy footwear, this is not really a suit + shiny shoes conference
- buy some lip balm!
- go see a keynote if it's your first time at re:Invent
- get out and see at least some of the surrounding sights, even if just some live piano music in New York, New York!
It's going to be big. See you there!
Well, not quite. You'll have to make do without me this year (sob) - for the first time in what seems like an age, I'm away on holiday elsewhere and can't make this one. Fear not, Team Cloudreach will be there in force to talk to you and we'd love to connect. Do get in touch, even if just to make fun of Oracle.
Check out Chris's review of last year's re:Invent (and get a few more survival tips) in this episode of the Cloudbusting podcast.
If you want to find out what Cloudreach is up to at this year's re:Invent, or would like to chat with a member of the team in Vegas, click here.


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The agenda for the November 15, 2016 Town Council meeting is available online. The highlight of the agenda is the appointment of the new Mayor and Vice Mayor. Please join us after the brief Council Meeting for a reception to honor the selection of the Mayor and Vice Mayor.Town Council meetings are held regularly on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are held in the Town Council Chambers located at 110 E. Main Street. Council meetings are broadcast live on KCAT-15. Live and archived videos are also available online.The Town welcomes public input on any Town Council agenda item. Please visit the Public Guide to Town Council Meetings to learn how members of the public may submit comments prior to the Council meeting at which the item will be considered. The public is also welcome to provide verbal testimony at the meeting.For more information on this agenda or about Town Council meetings, please call408-354-6832 or send an email to the Town Manager's office.
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The dean of NKU's Haile/US Bank College of Business moves the school in an international direction.
When Rebecca Porterfield, the dean of Northern Kentucky University's Haile/US Bank College of Business, looks out her office window, she can see the tops of downtown Cincinnati's skyscrapers jutting toward the sky.
That view, she says, motivates her to further extend NKU's connections not only with businesses across the region, but also to further internationalize the business college, the way she did at the University of North Carolina Wilmington's Cameron School of Business.
"It's quite a view, isn't it?" Porterfield noted during a recent interview. "In fact, every time I need inspiration, I look out that window and say, 'OK, look at all that lovely business out there that we can engage in.'"
Porterfield, who took her post in July of 2014, also sees businesses huge, medium and small that she says make up a business-school dean's fondest dream for its variety of opportunities.
"You've got everything from the small start-ups all in Covington with all that entrepreneurial ecosystem that's going on there that we're participating in," Porterfield says. "All that new growth, and then you've got the large corporations across the river, and the medium-sized sprinkled throughout.
"If you were a university college of business dean, what better community to live in?" she adds, "Because no matter what that student wants to do, whether start a business, work at a medium-sized company or go to work for the large corps, they can do it here."
Porterfield intends to extend the international reach of the business college, as she did at UNCW, creating what is believed to have been the nation's first dual graduate program, which has people earning twin master's degrees, including one from abroad.
Through that UNCW program, "students would do two years with us and two years in Europe—in England, France, Spain and Germany—and they would get two bachelor's degrees. And the other students could come to us and do the same thing," she says.
"Those programs grew and that totally changed the culture of the business college because the number of students who were coming in from the other countries really globalized our students, and galvanized the faculty around that," she adds.
At NKU, administrators asked Porterfield to launch similar global outreaches. In 2016, students will create a consulting project for a Prague company, and then will visit the company in the Czech Republic company and present their work to the client. Meanwhile, some faculty will spend the summer teaching classes in Germany.
"So we're starting that outreach," says Porterfield, who at press time was in the process of hiring someone to direct those international activities.
Mike Vogt, vice president of human resources and external affairs for Mazak Corp., is chairman of Porterfield's executive advisory board. While NKU for years has operated an international master's program called Executive Leadership and Organizational Change (ELOC), Vogt says he expects Porterfield to expand international opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Vogt says Mazak paid money for mid-level managers to go through the ELOC programs—"and it's not cheap, but we felt it's a good investment for our employees, so we put a number of them through the program."
"Today, the business world knows no boundaries, and as a result of that, it's important that individuals understand how business is done in different countries, and, at the same time, how they can make Northern Kentucky a better place for foreign investment for the communities," Vogt says. "As part of that, they do trips in different countries, and one of those countries is Japan [where Mazak is based]."
Porterfield says the countries NKU involves itself with will be different from those of UNCW, based on input from the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati business communities.
"Right now, my advisory board has told me that we need to be in Japan; South Korea; Germany; probably someplace in Africa, and I've got some ideas there; and Brazil," Porterfield says. "Well, I have contacts in most of those areas, so we'll start to build that out."
Some of those contacts come from establishing international alliances with other universities that participate in cross-borders education. For her various international efforts, Porterfield in 2006 was named UNCW's first-ever Global Citizen of the Year.
She also is formulating mentorship programs for students with local executives as she did in Wilmington, starting with 18 mentors there, and expanding the program to include 184 executive mentors who helped with such skills as telephone interviewing, resume writing and employment interviews.
Porterfield says business leaders consistently "tell me our students have a really good educational foundation and that they're really good, hard workers once they get to the companies. And that's partially because so many of them are working part time to support themselves through college. They've got the good work ethic, and then they're getting a good, solid business education. And I see that playing out over and over, in school and outside."
She has witnessed students' hunger for learning during NKU's Business Week, a period of two or more days when classes are suspended and business leaders come to speak with students—sometimes in filled 450-seat auditoriums, where students and speakers stay 30 minutes or more after the program ends, continuing to exchange ideas.
The business college recently was included in the 2016 edition of The Princeton Review's The Best 295 Business Schools, its fourth year making the list.
"When people say, 'What's your biggest challenge?' I say, 'Managing opportunities.' Because that's what we're dealing with right now: Managing opportunities. And I mean that. I can see it visually [out the window]."
"When I bring faculty members in here for recruiting, when I'm hiring two new accounting faculty, I go, 'There's that city right there, and the Big Four accounting firms are there, and the Big Three Regionals are there, and you've got all this business stuff in between, and it's whatever you decide to do. You can define whatever you want to do. The river's small, and there's a lot of bridges—some not so safe.'"
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As a National Charity whose aim is to "Give Children A Sporting Chance," the Lords Taverners achieve this goal through a decentralised regional organisation approach. Devon & Cornwall Region has developed into one of the most consistent performers in terms of raising funds and contributing to regional causes. The funds are raised through celebrity-supported events throughout the year. Committee members are drawn from professional companies and donate their expertise to maximise fundraising and have fun along the way! The development of an Exeter based group to complement the successful Plymouth Committee has proved to be an excellent model for the region with shared resources and competitive members consistently extending themselves to the benefit of the charity. The role of the celebrities in supporting the events is synonymous with the perception of Lords Taverners in Devon & Cornwall and over time key individuals have played their regular part in achieving this success – Dickie Davies, John Bromley, Robert Powell, Nicholas Parsons.
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BURLINGTON, ON – Three of Nickel Brook's spring seasonal beers are now available in the LCBO, and at various retailers throughout Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, New York, DC, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Immodest Imperial IPA, Maple Porter and Winey Bastard Imperial Stout have all begun hitting the shelves in time for the first day of spring. All three beers are also available through the Bottle Shop at 864 Drury Lane, Burlington, Ontario.
Winey Bastard- a Russian Imperial Stout aged in Ontario Pinot Noir barrels for a year. Coming in at a full 11% ABV, this is a stunning and complex beer that deserves to be shared with friends. The dark roast, coffee and cocoa notes of the stout are balanced against vinous and dark fruit flavours with delicate floral tannins underneath. The 750mL/26oz bottles are wax-sealed, perfect for cellaring for years to come.
Maple Porter- a robust and full-bodied porter with a delicate touch of maple syrup, making it a truly Canadian beer. Premium roasted and pale malts create a rich body, with dark Canadian maple syrup integrated beautifully during the brewing process. Maple Porter is a unique Canadian interpretation of a timeless classic; perfect for the spring thaw. Available in 473ml/16oz tall cans.
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I'm happy to announce I am presenting at the 14th annual Winter Wheat Festival, a celebration of writers and readers, to be held Nov. 13-15 at Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Produced by the literary journal "Mid-American
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Anne Valente, Marcus Wicker, and Allison Joseph. In addition,
participants can attend their choices of 54 diverse and interesting
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On Saturday morning, Nov. 15, I will lead a
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In a rare interview with the Business of Fashion, Supreme founder James Jebbia addressed 'Supreme Italia' and other fakes of the sought after brand.
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james jebbia talks supreme paris
After 22 years of magic in London, Japan and Stateside, Supreme says bonjour to The City of Light.
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supreme's james jebbia on why he's not obsessed with image and legacy
Over the course of two decades, iconic streetwear brand Supreme has put out seminal collaborations and defined the look of a generation.
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no comment: the 5 most press-shy designers
Sometimes the fashion press game can feel like high school dating - the more elusive a designer, the more alluring they are. From Phoebe Philo to Supreme's James Jebbia, these five designers are masters of mystery.
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james jebbia of supreme talks about collaborating with stone island
Streetwear titans Stone Island and Supreme team up for a slick collection, marrying together the technical innovation and style savvy behind both brands.
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Two decades in the game, Supreme have just dropped their debut skate video. As Brand Director Angelo Baque puts it: "The timing just felt right." With the release of "cherry" last week, we talk to it's director William Strobeck.
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KAWS and Supreme founder James Jebbia, talk about their obsessions
With New York as their playground and the world as their stage Brian Donnelly, aka KAWS, and James Jebbia, founder of Supreme, have gripped the attention of a new breed of collectors. From beer bottles to billboards, vinyl dolls to skate-decks this is...
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