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Alternative TitlesEnglish: The Future Diary Synonyms: Mirai Nikki, Mirai Nikki (2011) Japanese: 未来日記 InformationType: TV
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Oct 25, 2012
This review won't contain any spoilers. What would you do if you had something that told you the future? If you already had all the answers for an upcoming test, or knew how to avoid bully's on the way home from school? What about if it told you were going to die? Mirai Nikki is a brilliant mix of a Psychological Thriller, Action, and Romance. Yuki is a boy who gains the ability to read the future read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Oct 17, 2013
1) Yandere Girlfriend 2) Time Travel 3) Deep 4) Tragic backstories 5) Mature 6) Gore & Blood 7) Battle Royale 8) more Deepness Those eight points alone are more than enough to elevate any anime series to masterpiece level - because honestly, what more do you need in anime?- or at least this may work if you haven't watched more than 10 series, and/or aren't aware that well-written media exist and aren't just a fantasy of film critics and deprecable internet users who hopelessly argue with other questionable internet users about silly things such as directing, writing, characterization and development. Death games read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Sep 13, 2013
Survival games have always been one of my favorite kinds of stories. I just love them. So naturally, when I heard about Mirai Nikki's premise, I was greatly looking forward to it. Unfortunately, after an excellent first episode, this series began to get worse and worse; by the end of it all, it had become nothing but a huge disappointment. Let's begin with the positive aspects of this show. The art and animation in Mirai Nikki are, for the most part, rather good, read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Nov 8, 2013
- - - S T O R Y - - - Okay, so the story starts off really dark with some creepy kid who avoids making friends. He keeps a daily journal of the things he observes. He likes to spend his spare time sitting alone in his room with a blanket wrapped around himself, where he gets into "the zone" and hangs out with his imaginary friends, read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Dec 1, 2013
Mirai Nikki (or The Future Diary in English) was a mixed bag for me. While there are some very good moments, there are some that just make want to pull out my hair in frustration. But there is one thing I know for sure: I felt somewhat underwhelmed. It wasn't horrible, it just wasn't as great as I thought it was going to be. ~~~~~~~ Story: 7/10 In the world of Mirai Nikki, the god of time and space, Deus Ex Machina, is coming to the end of his lifespan. In order to find out who will be his successor, he sends read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Jun 8, 2013
I recently rediscovered my love for anime a few months ago and in that time I have focused mostly on romances, but I have taken time to check things out that seem to have built strong followings and come highly recommended. Over and over I continued to be pointed to Mirai Nikki. I now know to not trust a few individuals on what to watch. Although I have read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Apr 6, 2013
I found it frustrating, in a good way, that when an episode ended it made me want to watch more.. so I couldn't take a break.So I continued watching being constantly impressed by the things people can do when their lives are at stake or when they want to become read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Nov 30, 2013
These are the themes present in Mirai Nikki. Sometimes, crushes can evolve into love, and sometimes, love can evolve into dangerous affection. read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Nov 7, 2011
Like the synopsis said this is a psychological thriller, with murders, gore, sins and some demented killers. However unlike most thrillers the story is extremely good, the characters are all very unique, each with deep, well developed personalities that are slowly revealed to the viewer as they watch more and more episodes of the series. Its a mechanic that makes shows very addictive to watch, just like how you want to spend more time with your date as they read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Aug 14, 2013
Story 10: This is essentially a Battle Royale with a very unique romance story. Battle Royale angle: We've all seen versions of this before, where 8-12 people fight to the death to obtain a grand prize. The strength of Mirai Nikki's plot is not about the originality of the premise but about the originality (and insanity) of the journey. There is an excellent mix of action, slashing, backstabbing, detective work, plot twists, and craziness. I was impressed by how clever this anime was which is a breath of fresh air. This isn't a "horror" anime but there are a number of read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Jul 26, 2012
One day, said man decided to put as many fucked up things that he could find on this train. He put razors, cyanide, bombs, and even decided to mix in some sweet things read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful May 19, 2012
"What do you want to be when you grow up?" When you're little, have you ever thought about the future? Have you ever wanted to know what it would be like five, ten, or twenty years from now before you grow up? It is probably a thought most of us came upon in our lives. However our protagonist Yukiteru "Yuki" Amano is a loner who instead of thinking about the future instead spends his time daily writing a diary on his phone. Talk about a strange habit for a read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Apr 16, 2012
Mirai Nikki's anime adaptation begins. --DEAD END-- A mess. That's probably the easiest way to describe Mirai Nikki. From beginning to end, it was simply a total mess. The story begins as an apparently simple battle royale between a bunch of varyingly crazy people who can predict the future. By the end it's a dimension-hopping cluster of ridiculous plot twists and some veeeeeeery half-assed writing. I wouldn't want to spoil this... unique series for anyone, but I'm just going to say that it involves stuff like one character killing and impersonating herself, a gay guy pooped out by GOD who sends texts while getting his head read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Feb 20, 2012
STORY: Mirai Nikki (Future Diary) is, for lack of a better way to describe it, fucking nuts. A psychogist would be laughing at this mental breakdown of a plot, but I got to be fair, I do enjoy this anime to a certain degree, but it's the crazy sharp turns it loves to take is what read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Feb 7, 2012
Mirai Nikki is an extremely excellent anime that does a fantastic job of incorporating the "Battle Royale" atmosphere and creating the perfect yandere. The storyline was complex and well-structured, almost flawless. It does well as a psychological thriller, weaving intense situations and suspenseful moments into an intricate pattern. Story (10): It is interesting how the director and character designer of read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Oct 14, 2012
…but you should wake up and stop fantasizing about these things. A better alternative is to watch Mirai Nikki. This show took the romance genre and butchered it in a gruesome but amusing way. Gasai Yuno and Amano Yukiteru is not your average couple, because everything about them works in reverse. Yuno (the girl) is actually the man of the relationship, as she does all the stalking, fighting, and harassing. Yuki plays the read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful May 6, 2012
Mirai Nikki is a poorly executed show filled with contradictions, illogical character behavior, forced plot advancements, haphazard personality changes, inappropriate scene changes, moronic plot twists, lunatics and most of all: imbeciles. The plot is quite simple. The God of Time and Space (Deus Ex Machina) is looking for a successor. Thus, he invites Yukiteru (our male protagonist of this story), Yuno (our female protagonist and Yukiteru's ally/classmate/stalker/girlfriend) and ten others to a battle royal in which the last survivor becomes the new God of Time and Space. While everyone's identity is concealed from each other, Deus Ex Machina read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Oct 29, 2013
The biggest issue that stems with Future Diary is that it seems to get too fixated in advancing its plot head-on without any regard for proper depth, buildup and consistency. There are a number of unexplored elements to the series like how read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Apr 22, 2013
The story was engaging from the beginning. Don't get me wrong. It was just that the premise was completely and utterly arbitrary. For the most part, especially throughout the first two thirds of the series, you can forgive it as the story keeps hinting that there is a meaning behind it all. It tries to make out that the premise isn't arbitrary, that its a deep story line which will have an ending that will blow you away. Well... the ending does blow you away, with a read more
I found this review Helpful Not Helpful Jun 1, 2013
Let me go through the storyline first. The story is basically about a kid, Yukiteru, who I guess we could call a "Loner" dare I say. All Yukiteru does is type into his cell phone diary about random things he does throughout the day. Broadening more on the loner character, Yukiteru has "imaginary friends". One of those friends, Deus Ex, is the god of space and time read more
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Now it's the dad's turn to have a happy birth experience but we're not doing very well if a recent report is anything to go by
Let's help dads enjoy the birth of their babies.
Over the last 30 years or so I've watched as everyone worked very hard to make birth a happy, comfortable and enjoyable experience for as many mothers as possible.
Now it's the dad's turn but we're not doing very well if a recent report in The Practising Midwife is anything to go by.
The study followed 263 fathers who were at home with their partners during early labour, their experiences were recorded and feelings and emotions charted.
Many fathers felt unhappy and very anxious about the wellbeing of their partners and unborn babies.
Even attending special dads' antenatal classes did little to lessen fathers' anxiety, classes which are designed to inform and reassure dads about what labour will entail and to feel calm about it.
Nor were dads' anxiety quelled by seeking reassurance from a midwife during early labour.
In the report, one dad expresses his unhappiness: "I felt excluded as I had done throughout the pregnancy. At no time did the health service include me. My partner's parents were there and they kind of took over so I was left feeling totally shut out of the situation."
Matters didn't improve once a couple got to hospital, reflected in this dad's comments: "The conceit of staff was ridiculous and several times I had to demand that common sense, rather than pre-conceived notions and ivory tower attitudes, prevailed."
The saddest aspect of this is that a confident dad can be an invaluable support, coach and cheerleader for a labouring mother. She, for her part, in a highly-charged psychological state of mind, is very susceptible to the emotions of anyone attending the birth.
An upset dad means an upset mum. It would go a long way to improve matters if the midwife could reassure and support a father in early labour. Midwives should also make a point of befriending dads at antenatal clinics, classes and on the phone so they feel included in the pregnancy and labour.
Dads, for their part, should try to find out as much as they can about the pregnancy so that they can understand what is happening through pregnancy and the birth.
If dads are well informed, they won't hold back. They'll get involved, feel included and be in a strong position to really help a partner and their new baby.
If possible, dads should go with their partners to the ultrasound scans so that they can see the baby developing, talk to other dads about becoming a father and ask all the questions they want to.
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Scott Reeder, "People Call Me Scott"
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A jokester by nature, Scott Reeder has been exhibited widely, yet he's still relatively unknown. He brings the full range of his talents to his first show with Lisa Cooley, his sixth New York solo overall. While his previous works have parodied modern art, political ideologies and national identities, these efforts concentrate on delivering his deadpan sense of humor straight up. The show is dominated by compositions created by spray painting over pasta laid temporarily on canvas—like the largest work, which features the outlines of alphabet-soup letters scattered across a black background. Another group employs uncooked linguine to spell out four-letter words in pairs, such as iffy idol and sexy wind. Most of these stick to monochrome fields, though a few flirt psychedelically with rainbow colors. Elsewhere, Reeder uses pasta for allover abstractions, as well as chalk on chalkboard paint to replicate lists taken from his notebooks. Spray-painted aluminum sculptures resembling crumpled balls of paper tossed on the floor, plus the artist's phone number writ large in neon, round out a dynamic debut with his new gallery.—Paul Laster
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Gagosian's double dose of Richard Serra presents dueling sides of the sculptor: the popular artist namechecked in a Vampire Weekend song, and the confrontational figure familiar from his earlier career. The gallery's West 21st Street location presents the former in fine form, with a single massive work. Curling ribbons of steel, set on edge and towering to ceiling height, nestle together to create Serra's signature bowing and curving of space. They swallow viewers up in a phenomenological ecstasy one usually associates with, say, walking along a narrow canyon. The metal's russet color only adds to the sensation of experiencing something more natural than man-made. The tone, if not the scale, of the work shifts on West 24th Street, with a group of sculptures and nary a bend in sight. Hard-edged steel plates, patinated a carceral gray, get in your way like barricades around a government building. A set of enormous blocks serves as a memorial to the recently deceased sculptor Walter De Maria, a friend of Serra's. Experiential warmth gives way to cold truths as Serra employs his legendary toughness to challenge not only gravity, but death itself.—Howard Halle
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James Casebere, "Selected Works, 1995–2005"
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Sean Kelly Gallery is leading this month with Callum Innes's seductively reductive abstractions. But while his efforts have their pleasures, I was drawn more to the downstairs space's roundup of James Casebere's photos of prison cells and inundated manses. Timing counts when experiencing art, and Sandy's recent one-year anniversary has given Casebere's images of flooded neoclassical-style hallways extra resonance. They are a reminder that the best artworks can relate to current events even while they transcend history. Casebere was part of the '70s CalArts class that included Mike Kelley and Tony Oursler. Like them, he absorbed the low-cultural DNA of the school Walt Disney founded to train animators, while taking a more oblique approach than '60s Pop Art. He borrowed from Hollywood special effects, building and lighting tabletop sets to create worlds that appeared real and yet were obviously not. The brooding tone of much of his output, however, suggested that he thought of these trips into the uncanny valley as a kind of trap or prison. This view, that the pervasive saturation of media in modern society necessarily subjugated truth, was not unusual among Casebere's generation. He brought a certain poetry to the idea, however, most notably in the interiors here resembling dungeons. Likewise, his scenes of high water evoke a culture drowning in its own illusions. But post-Sandy, they are also an admonition that nature's power will always trump human artifice.—Howard Halle
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Pour elle (Anything for Her) (2007)
Average Rating: 6.5/10
Reviews Counted: 29
Fresh: 23 | Rotten: 6
This taut and snappy French prison break thriller may be suspiciously implausible, but is held together by two fine central performances.
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This taut and snappy French prison break thriller may be suspiciously implausible, but is held together by two fine central performances.
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With a loving, stable marriage of many years, a devoted son named Oscar (Lancelot Roch) and a quiet life in suburban France, life feels supremely happy for French couple Julien (Vincent Lindon) and Lisa (Diane Kruger). The household is shaken to its core, then, when an unthinkable series of events befalls the family: the police suddenly turn up and inexplicably arrest Lisa for a murder of which she appears to have no knowledge. She receives a sentence of twenty years in prison, but Julien
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Oscar -
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Liliane Rovere
Julien's mother -
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Moussa Aaskri
Martial -
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Capitaine Jousseaume -
Thierry Godard
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Kader Boukhanef
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Pour Elle is a smart, startling thriller; a perfect date movie for couples who like to smoke afterwards.
Cavay�'s film may not be the cleverest or most credible but it packs an effective punch.
Propelled by tension, this gripping prison escape thriller takes the form of a beguiling morality tale as it raises unfathomable issues between right and wrong
Get out and see this magnificent thriller before the American remake (starring Russell Crowe, planned for release later this year) steals its thunder.
The idea of an ordinary guy busting his wife out of prison sounds fairly silly, but you'll still be at the edge of your seat for most of Pour Elle.
This romance with a twist calls to mind the classy thrillers of the 70s.
This French thriller hurtles along with hardly a pause.
A taut, sexy, French thriller as long as youre happy to accept the ludicrous premise.
An efficient, highly polished potboiler that rattles along without permitting the viewer any time to ponder the implausible plot.
There's nothing exceptional about any of this but it is well made, decently acted (Kruger is clearly a star in the making) and rachets up the tension with some skill.
Engaging in places and interesting in its influences.
There's much to enjoy in this admittedly generic thriller - a snappy set-up, strong central performance and a story which escalates from cosy domesticity to bullet-riddled mayhem.
Heavy-handed teases do very little for the overcooked melodrama.
The fundamental silliness and improbability of everything is an insuperable problem.
Anything For Her proves a competent candyfloss film, but with a suspicious aftertaste of Brussels sprout.
A striking thriller with a strong central performance from Gallic Robert Powell-alike Lindon.
Methodically detailing every stage of his daring plan, director Fred Cavay� serves up a taut tale that tantalisingly leaves the question of his incarcerated heroine's innocence dangling.
Prepare to gnaw you knuckles to the bone with this nerve-shredding French thriller that poses the question: How far would you go for a loved one?
It proves to be a heady mix of romance and action ... something for both him and her.
French thriller Anything for Her has a livelier way with predictability.
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I'm not understanding the story- the kid enrolled at Radford but didnt ever play, right? did these violations happen when they were recruitng the kid or after he enrolled? transportation, lodging? I get the lying part - but I'm not understanding the context of the actual violations.
I believe he was on the team, but was ineligible because he had earned a stipend playing basketball in Europe. I think that once paid it back, he'd be allowed to play. In the meantime, Greenberg arranged travel for him to games, which he wasn't allowed to do. I could be wrong, but I think that is what happened. My guess is that he knew it was illegal, but didn't think it was a big deal or that he wouldn't get caught.


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Update 10:30 a.m. -
ComEd has indicated that more than 615,000 Chicago-area customers are presently without electricity. Approximately 45 percent of these outages (280,000) are localized across the northern suburbs.
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ComEd is reporting that more than 80,000 customers in Illinois' northern region are without power due to the severe thunderstorm earlier this morning.
The Skokie region -- which includes Evanston and other neighboring areas -- seems to be hit hardest, with more than 20,000 residents without power, according to ComEd's website.
A spokesperson from the Village of Skokie said the official word from ComEd is that more than 800 homes in Skokie are without power.
At least 2,500 are without power in northern Cook County and up to the Wisconsin border. An additional 78,000 residents in Illinois' western territory are also without electricity.
In Chicago, 500 people are said to be without electricity.
A ComEd official said there are more than 450 crew members repairing storm outages. A timetable was not given as to when electricity would be up and running.
Meanwhile, in neighboring Lincolwnood, home improvement store Lowes is without power and running on a generator. Several trees have also fallen in the Skokie area, including one in the 8400 block of Lotus Avenue which landed on a vehicle.
To view a detailed map from ComEd or for more information, click here. If you are without power call 1800-Edison1 or report the incident here.
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Whistler's Robbie Dixon's rough road to the top of ski racing took another detour today (Nov. 15) after he crashed during a FIS race at Copper Mountain in Colorado, requiring emergency surgery on his leg.
According to the release from Alpine Canada Alpin, Dixon landed a jump on the super G course and caught an edge. He suffered a serious tibia and fibia fracture, and was quickly scheduled to undergo surgery in Vail, Colorado.
"It's a hard one to swallow, given how the last couple of years have gone," said Dixon. "I caught an edge and one thing led to another. I'm going to stay positive. I'm fortunate to have some pretty amazing teammates who I can call my friends. They're supporting me and I know they've got my back."
While Dixon has yet to reach the World Cup podium, he has several fourth and fifth place finishes to his credit and 11 results in the top 10. It's unknown if and when he'll be able to return to ski racing.
Check back for updates and more details from the racing at Copper, which features several Whistler skiers and Whistler Mountain Ski Club alumni.
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GREENE COUNTY — A sentencing hearing has been delayed until March for a businessman who pleaded guilty in a federal bribery scheme to get Hurricane Katrina cleanup contracts.
Thomas Landon, owner of Mid-South Pipe, was accused of bribing Greene County supervisors to get debris removal contracts after the 2005 storm.
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It's 2012 and over half of Americans own a smartphone. Smartphones are being used not only as a way to connect to others, but also as handheld computers linking consumers to a plethora of new apps, websites and information – anytime, anywhere. We live in an era where our mobile devices never leave our side and we are able to do virtually anything from the palm of our hand. Enter the latest and greatest marketing strategy that is convenient to consumers and only requires the use of the device that they never leave home without: QR codes.
QR codes, which stand for "Quick Response Codes," provide a marketing solution that is quick and effortless for consumers, and allow business owners the ability to put product information at consumers' fingertips. Have you ever noticed these small, black-and-white squares that resemble a bar code, often found on ads in magazines or on table tents at restaurants? Businesses are using them in a plethora of ways, including as a sign-up for a giveaway, an easy way to "like" their page on Facebook or to extend you a special offer. Whatever the case may be, all you need is a simple app on your smartphone to read the code, and the registration page, social media site or discount coupon will be in your hands in a matter of 60 seconds.
If you haven't paid much attention to them in the past, now is the time to change your tune. QR codes originated in Japan over a decade ago, and while it may take just one minute to read on your phone, each holds thousands of alphanumeric characters of information. Statistics show that one in every five American smartphone users scanned a QR code in a retail store in 2011. Based on statistics from Mobile Commerce Press, the world's leading news provider on mobile commerce trends, scans of QR codes rose by 39 percent from Q1 to Q2 of 2012, suggesting that the popularity of QR codes is not fading anytime soon. With ease-of-use being the top advantage to both business owners and consumers alike, QR codes are continuously proving that their future is limitless – and they are here to stay.
Generating QR codes is not only simple, but free – and who doesn't love a free marketing tactic? As a business owner, all you need is a QR code generator site such as Kaywa, where you simply enter the website you'd like to link and it generates a unique QR code at no charge. As a consumer, reading QR codes requires you to have a QR code reader downloaded on your smartphone, which can be found in the app store where all your favorite apps are found. Once you have a QR code reader downloaded, you simply hover your smartphone over the QR code and it will automatically link you back to whatever site the code connects to.
As a business owner, the purpose of your QR codes should always be to benefit your consumers. Within the Food and Beverage Industry, an up-and-coming QR code trend is linking customers to nutritional information. Rather than bulking up your menus with heavy text, simply insert a QR code which allows those customers that are conscious of caloric intake to simply scan the code and be directed to all the nutritional information within seconds. Another idea is linking customers to a featured recipe or if you are in the booming froyo business, provide suggestions of delicious combinations that consumers can create using your yogurt and toppings. In your advertisements, link a QR code to directions to your business increasing the chances of potential customers walking through your door since the directions sit in the palm of their hand. The possibilities are easy, effortless and no charge to you or your consumers.
Several ideas on where to place your QR codes include: business cards, brochures and other marketing collateral, packaging, event nametags, menus and advertisements. An important thing to remember when positioning QR codes into your business plan is to ensure you provide a line of text in order to let consumers know what benefits they will receive from scanning your code. Because the QR code in itself is eye-catching and draws people in, no catchy phrase is needed – just one basic line letting them know where your code will take them. Experimenting with the size, location and color of QR codes makes it fun for business owners and consumers alike. If you think the black and white codes are dull, then use pink and white and make your business stand out. QR codes have also been known to enhance search engine optimization, as well as social media optimization.
Something to keep in mind is using practical placement of QR codes, as well as keeping it relative to your business. The marketing world has been known to mock certain businesses due to their placement of QR codes on billboards or moving vehicles, causing a danger to consumers trying to scan as they are driving. Additionally, be sure you are connecting your consumers to a specific promotion or recipe on your site. Linking them back to your homepage is ineffective as it brings no value to the consumer, it only increases your website's pageviews. Be sure to test your QR code from multiple mobile devices before promoting it to the public. If your QR code takes consumers to a dead URL, it will create a lasting impression that shines a negative light on your business.
When it comes to tracking the success of QR codes, you will find limitations when it comes to free services, but if you are willing to pay, you can broaden your capabilities. Many of the paid QR code generators provide an analytics tool, but for free analytics, use a link shortening service such as bit.ly or goo.gl when generating your QR code. Most of these URL shorteners provide adequate analytics, although they are limited, so if you find yourself wanting to know more, you can broaden your statistics at an affordable price. If you already use Google Analytics, it can also be used for tracking the statistics of QR codes. Using one of the aforementioned services for tracking is important, so you can discover if QR codes are successful for your business.
Applying this new technology is simple. Brainstorm the best business plan, placement and promotion relative to your business and get ready to see results. Go out and generate your first QR code and watch your business, as well as your customers' content factor, grow right before your eyes.
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In 2012, the average time for all multiunit properties was 12.5 months, says the NAHB. Smaller building with 2-4 units took 11.2 months. Large developments with 20 or more units took 13.4 months. Buildings with 5-9 units clocked in the longest time, 14.5 months. The average time for a single-family house is about 7 months.
No surprise, times vary by regions. It can take almost two years for projects to be move-in ready in the Northeast, while the Midwest had the shortest recorded construction time, says the NAHB.
Tighter mortgage standards, household credit problems and high unemployment have increased the prevalence of renting in the U.S. As a result, the number of multiunit housing starts has almost returned to its boom-year levels. But the long lead time between permit and completion means a sudden deterioration in economic or financial circumstances can put a project at risk.
The U.S. homeownership rate fell by 1.7 percentage points to 64.7% in the 2010-2012 period, versus the previous three-year period, according to new data to be released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Among the nation's most populous 50 counties, Arizona's Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix, saw the largest decline in the homeownership rate, which decreased by 4.7 percentage points. New York's Westchester County, immediately north of New York City, saw the smallest such decline, at 0.4 percentage point.
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The government should provide an explicit federal guarantee of certain mortgage-backed securities in order to ensure mortgages are available "at reasonable rates in good and bad economic times," a top White House economist said in a speech Wednesday that sketched out in greater detail the Obama administration's aims of any replacement of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Private investors should stand at the center of a revamped housing-finance market because private sector competition can provide better prices and services for consumers, said James Stock, a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
"But financial markets are not perfect," he said. "And the government has a role in reducing the impact of financial-market failures on real economic activity, especially when those failures are exacerbated by a cyclical downturn."
Mr. Stock, an economics professor at Harvard University, said any overhaul must include features that make the market "cyclically resilient," or able to withstand market downturns without the kind of collapse that forced the government to take over Fannie and Freddie in 2008. The speech didn't specify what kind of institutions should take the place of Fannie and Freddie, or how those institutions should be structured.
Applications to refinance a mortgage have fallen sharply since mortgage rates started rising last spring. Even though interest rates have slipped back, refi activity remains low compared to earlier activity. For the week ended November 8, refi applications are down about 57% from year ago levels.
The Federal Reserve had hoped their policy of keeping long-term interest rates low would allow many homeowners to refinance their existing loans. Lower monthly house payments would free up money that could be spent elsewhere. The strategy worked in previous years, but that source of cash seems to be drying up in the second half of 2013.
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A fall in house prices in 2008 pushed the economy into recession even before the global financial crisis began, but house price inflation has been ramping back up. In Auckland and Christchurch, which account for just over half of the country's house sales, prices have risen 17% and 8%, respectively, over the past year. Nationwide, house price inflation is running at 9.8% a year and household debt is on the rise.
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This niche insurance, underwritten by Zurich in North America, is targeted to individuals, businesses and corporations, and helps protect plaintiffs and defendants from paying their adversary's attorneys' fees should they lose their case. Until Sonoma Risk introduced contract litigation insurance in 2010, litigants in the U.S. did not have a way to insure against paying their adversary attorneys' fees in contract litigation.
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In our EU, the usual nearer and stronger EM forces of the sun keep us oriented--usually.
However as we approach galactic center, the forces there are so strong that we tilt even moreso sometimes (given whatever conditions we pass through at any given time), giving that mushroom smoking Cat like grin to the moon we witness, sometimes, even out of season.
Not to mention the polar disarray the sun is also going through not only with its own solar cycles (of which are bad enough), but--again--approaching galactic center.
These are signs of our impending pole shift.
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Sorry about the file size, I had to cut some scenes out... , There is a reason for this, I had trouble with symbols while making it and to fix this I'd have to re-animate the whole thing so yeah... Thanks to Tom for sending it to the portal for me ^^
This is the first episode of a new living dead series. You will be disapointed if you want to see a big zombie fest in that one because there is none, it's kinda the introduction see? I had to cut lot of stuff off but I managed to get something decent. Don't worry, next episode will be gorier, lower in file size and even better! (I will fix the walking cycle lol)
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I think there should be more toons like this. I love 80's splatter movies and this was great! You have found a genre which is not well represented on newgrounds. People who say this is just another gory movie should be smacked upside their heads! Keep up the good work!
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nothing new...
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You've definitly seen SAW. The graphics were OK, a bit too cartoony. The animations completely sucked. And there was no damn action in it or what, nothing scary at all and it was waay to short to be called a complete episode...
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From cell phone cases to knee braces, home theaters to stand mixers; we have the widest selection of products, all at the lowest prices possible. Not to mention, most ship to you absolutely FREE!
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You can reach the Etronics customer service team via email all day every day at email@example.com for anything from product questions to shipping quotes. If you wish to speak to us on the phone please call us at 1-800-799-7635 Monday through Friday 9am to 6pm EST.