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The food is really first rate, vegetarian and vegan taken to a very gourmet level, with subtle and unusual flavors mixed with a sense of comfort food. Everybody in a party of six found something that wowed them. The drinks are really imaginitive and well done.
We were in Chicago for a family reunion, and Green Zebra was an oasis of taste compared to the drudgery of the typical mid-Western family meal.
Delicious, creative food. We had great difficulty picking our favorite dishes, because they were all wonderful. Three small dishes each was filling without leaving us over-stuffed. The cured melon in the burrata dish was a real stand-out.
My girlfriend and I went here on a date. When we arrived the staff was very welcoming and quick. We ordered 2 small plates per which was good for us and an additional side. It's always hard to tell how much to get but this was plenty. We were also given a sampling from the kitchen of what was on the tasting menu. I think our next visit will go off of the tasting menu which all has a common them (that night it was melon). I would highly recommend this restaurant.
we tried so much! we really enjoyed ourselves. we wanted a nice spot to celebrate one month of marriage & this was a great choice. the green zebra has unique flavors, deliciously savory. my favorite pieces would have to be the fettuccine, fig salad, pink pepper & thyme soda & the lavender ice cream that came with the panna cotta ( the panna cotta itself was not as creamy as i would have liked - it was a lemon ginger & i'm wondering if the lemon made the cream/milk curdle?) a loud group was seated close to us so that was a little annoying at some points.
It was a great vegetarian experience to share with non vegetarian friends, to introduce them to what we love and eat everyday!!
We had a terrific dinner for my wife's birthday. The food and service we terrific. We have been fortunate enough to have sampled vegetarian restaurants from Germany to Costa Rica and the Zebra ranks among my top 3. I highly recommend!
On my recent trip to Chicago a friend suggested we go. The food was amazing. I would def go again. Every dish was outstanding both in taste and presentation. A bit pricy for the size portions but I guess to be expected for the works of art that came out of that kitchen. Highly recommend. A feast for the taste buds.
Low-key ambience, great vegetarian/vegan fare. We're all confirmed carnivores in my family and absolutely loved the food. The hen-of-the-woods mushroom pate with onion marmalade is a must-try; simply outstanding. The poached egg in smoked potato puree is incredible. We'll be back.
Everything so tasty, big hit with four meat eaters!
We went the first time out of curiosity. Now we go because of the delicious and creative food. (no tofu). If you were just served the food you could not identify it as vegetarian.
Hadn't been to Green Zebra in several month, so this menu was new to me. It's AMAZING. Highlights include the fig salad, cabbage and caraway dumplings and the peanut/chocolate dessert which was beyond devine (and still vegan). We could not have been more happy with the professional and warm staff or the great food. As long as you like good food, regardless of if you are a vegan or vegetarian, you will love this place.
I was so impressed with the food and friendly knowledgeable service. The fact that the entire menu is vegetarian, with quite a few vegan options is almost beside the point. But for those who are looking for a vegetarian friendly place to dine, this place is the best I have ever been to, and will definitely be back.
Terrific experience for wife's birthday. Service outstanding, food creative, delicious and festive.
4 people dined at Green Zebra, 3 aquatarians and 1 meat eater. We all loved it. Before the meal I joked with the meat eater that we would go out after the meal and get him a big steak if he wasn't satisfied but we didn't need to. Each dish was amazing on its own, very flavorful. This was an experience that I'll need to repeat.
Great food and service but blaring music out of character and FAR TOO LOUD.
My two friends and I take a girl's trip every year. This year we came to Chicago. We are all meat eaters, but this restaurant's menu looked so good that we thought we would give it a try. We were not disappointed! Every dish was wonderful-fresh and full of flavor. It was clearly the best restaurant we experienced in Chicago. The service was attentive, but not overbearing and the music was great. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes flavorful food and isn't afraid to try new experiences. I will bring my husband to this restaurant the next time we are in Chicago. We travel widely and are accustomed to eating fine food-this is fine food! Thanks.
Every time I visit the Green Zebra, I am amazed by what they are able to do with vegetables. The dishes they serve are amazing little masterpieces that always inspire me. For instance, after tasting a soup with salsify, I started growing it in my own garden. I do not go regularly because when I do I always get the prix fixe and it is always worth it. I also like the fact that while they do optional wine pairings with each course, they also give you the option to have non-alcoholic pairings, which is great for someone who does not drink that much. My favorite restaurant for special occasions.
Green Zebra is one of the best restaurants in Chicago! Yes, I said best restaurants - not best vegetarian restaurants - because it is that good that it stands alongside all of the top restaurants in town. The flavors explode, the textures amaze, and the presentations delight. Go now! You'll be back!
good tasting food, not too blend with vegan dishes, wish there were more on each plates, need to advertise plate portions are small in description of restaurant. Overall, good 1st experience with restaurant and with Vegan dishes.
while not a vegetarian I love carbs so this is the place for me. risotto, polenta cakes, rosemary naan, peanut butter mousse, squash all delicious
The food here is outstanding. We are vegetarians who are mostly vegan. It is rare that we find a place that caters to our food choices AND is so beautiful! Vegetarians will love this place but omnivores will as well. Wish you were in New York!
A great place to go for those who have food allergies or who need vegan options: almost every item on the menu had a vegan friendly option. The noise level was very substantial between the crowded seating and the loud music.
Service was amazing. Made us feel warm and welcome from the moment we walked in the door. The vegetarian menu made my mouth water at every step and made me forget about meat. Left full and satisfied. I look forward to my next dining experience at the Green Zebra! Jeff
Me and my wife caught up with a friend of ours visiting from SFO at this restaurant. Great food. Amazing vegetarian options with unique flavors. Will be on my list to revisit on the next occasion
Green Zebra turned out to be a wonderful food adventure for us. I wanted to give my Pescatarian wife a foodie gift for our anniversary. We were pleasantly surprised. The food was creative and so incredibly flavorful. The special selections for the evening were definitely a must. We didn't choose the wine pairings with these selections, but that choice would have made it even better. We ate at a very well known Chicago restaurant the night after and found ourselves longing for the Geen Zebra flavor again. The service was wonderful - so helpful - which is necessary as many of the selections are complex enough to be aided by a bit if explanation. This was memorable for us. Well done Green Zebra!
This is some of the best food around, regardless of it being all vegetarian and/or vegan. It is a perfect dining experience as it can be as casual or as fancy as you want. We went to celebrate my teenage daughter's birthday and took some of her friends. Everyone came away satisfied and loving their new food experience. We shared tapas style almost all of the menu, the teens devoured the soba noodles, and the burrata and particularly liked the variety of mocktails. My husband and I enjoyed the varied wine list. The staff was very helpful in describing the unfamiliar items and was very attentive, as we were a large party for the size of the restaraunt (party of 8). Everything was well executed.
Waitress was excellent, food was slow to come out and the food was hit or miss.
I went with two business colleagues most recently (my fifth time there) and all of us agreed that the food was superb. We had a wonderful meal. Al the items we ordered, nearly 12 in all, were excellent. Would definitely go again.
Almost every dish was wonderful and presented well. There was a blackout during the dinner and the staff was totally nonplussed. Everyone carried on as if it were the most natural thing and the dinner progressed without incident by candle and emergency light. Warning, do not order anything with oyster mushrooms if you do not like oysters!
It is a very special place with extraordinary vegetarian options. The food is outstanding whether you are a vegetarian or not.
One of our favorite restaurants. You do have to order a lot of dishes because each one is small (little expensive), but this means that you get to try a variety of things and really savor each one. We've been here twice and so have tried about 14 dishes total from Green Zebra (6 for the meal, 1 for desert each time) and have never thought "Eh, that dish was just okay" about any of them!
We have been going to Green Zebra for the past 10 years. The diverse mix of vegetarian options is always impressive. The small plates allowed us to try a wide array of selections on the menu and they were perfect to share. The atmosphere provided for easy discussion. Will be back in the future.
We've eaten at Green Zebra numerous times, and it's never disappointed, this time included. The food is creative, always very good, and often genuinely memorable. The staff is invariably pleasant, helpful, but never intrusive. Finally, the wine list, which is not terribly long, always has some interesting options well suited to the cuisine. We've taken carnivore friends there on several occasions, and they inevitably enjoyed it, even if they didn't think they would. We live near Minneapolis/St.Paul and would love to have something like the Green Zebra nearby. We get to Chicago several times a year and always include it as a 'must visit' restaurant.
You don't have to be vegetarian to enjoy this restaurant. Yes, the menu is exclusively vegetarian (and some items are vegan and marked thusly), but everything is creatively prepared such that you will not miss your meat. The service is welcoming and professional from the beginning and throughout the meal. The wine list, while not huge, has some excellent gems with multiple choices by the glass. The only down note was the desserts. Just not their strong suit. Highly recommend otherwise.
Green Zebra used to be in our neighborhood. We tried it when it first opened, and still find it an oustanding restaurant...
A very creative and delicious menu. All of the items that we had were well prepared and extremely fresh. For the first time diner it may be difficult to gauge how many small plates to order, which contribute to over ordering starter sized portions rather than entree sized meals. This limits being able to share the dishes and may lead to leaving hungry. The tasting menu is probably a good way to avoid this issue.
The Green Zebra was the perfect place to take my date for her birthday. It was a nice quite upscale dining atmosphere with one of the vegetarian menus I've seen. The mushroom patté was amazing. It was one the best dinners that we have had in a long while.this meal made our night and my dates birthday very memorable!
LOVE this place and the food was superb, as was our waiter, Ryan. Thanks, Green Zebra, for elevating vegetarian food to this level, and for the kind service. But I would go back EVERY DAY, I love this place so much. Thanks, also, for having made my birthday celebration so special, both this time (and four years ago, when I hosted a private party upstairs for my 50th!) Lastly, the table we had was nice - enjoyed the buzz in the room, but we could hear one another talk, hurrah!
A wonderful experience with vegetarian food fit for a carnivore. Creative yet non-contrived dishes let the ingredients speak for themselves and do not disappoint. This is a restaurant I keep returning to!
The best place for serious vegetarian cuisine in Chicago. Inventive small dishes packed with flavor.
The staff were friendly and professional, the food was as always, outstanding. I took some friends who had never been and they are already planning their second visit!
Very creative vegetarian dishes worth every penny of their pricey menu! A real treat. :-)
Really cannot say enough about Green Zebra. My girlfriend is an ardent vegetarian & I am a shameless carnivore, but in the spirit of egalitarianism (and because I thought she should have some real options, for once) I took her to Green Zebra. We could not have been more pleased. The food, the presentation, the drinks, the service -- the entire experience was first-rate. We were on a schedule as well, and the kitchen and server staff increased the pace of the courses toward the end of the dinner. 5/5 stars.
I had out of town guests who are vegetarian and I wanted to take them somewhere special. The Green Zebra fit the bill! The server was very helpful with recommendations and did not try to oversell the table. Every plate that came out of the kitchen was better than the one before. I would have a hard time deciding what was the "best" thing that we ordered, but the mushroom pate was outstanding! Make sure to order that one! The deserts were not as good as the dinner but overall all a spectacular meal. The wine and liquor selections were also very good. The signage is a little hard to see. Parking on the side streets is possible.
We loved everything about green zebra. The service was awesome and the food was so delicious. We will be back.
This is my favorite special occasion restaurant in Chicago. Even our meat-eating diners loved the small plates. It was a little cold in the booth we had right off the entrance ramp.
I had a great evening with gorgeous food! Yes, the plates/ courses are reatively small, but you can combine some of them to create your own special tasting experience (at an affordable price concerning the high quality). Very enjoyable, inventive food creations! The staff was welcoming, friendly and helpful. I walked away really satisfied and happy. If they asked me, I would recommend a bit more light; you could only guess the color and texture of the food, but the affectionately decorated plates would deserve a visual perception, too!
I had a great dinner here over the weekend - the food is delicious and innovative, and I'd highly recommend it whether you're vegetarian or not (I'm not). They also have a drink list with a variety of wines and cocktails that go well with the food. The service is outstanding, fitting for a high end/fine dining experience but with reasonable prices.
Wonderful vegetarian food. Some dishes contain milk products and eggs, but many are strictly vegan. The food is inventive and well prepared. I would recommend the place to meet eaters as well. Many good wine and beer choices.


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OU Education Affordability Rally in Trenton Postponed
Mindful of the significant impact Hurricane Sandy has wrought on our communities in New Jersey and New York, the OU is announcing the postponement of its "Week of Action Convention 2012" which was to principally take place in Trenton, NJ and New York City (Nov. 13-18).
These important events of advocacy for the OU community's needs will be rescheduled. In the interim, the thoughts and prayers of the OU are for the welfare of all those affected by the storm's impact.


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SALISBURY - A display of spiritual art created by well known, Salisbury based artist, the late Robert Doares, is now on display at St. John's Lutheran Church in Salisbury.
This story includes a number of random pictures from the display, but to really be appreciated, the work should be seen in person.
To write about the display, and the incredible career of Doares, WBTV turned to Dr. Dale Steele. Steele is a native of Charlotte, graduate of Wake Forest and Southeastern Baptist Seminary. He served FBC in Burlington for 22 years, retired from Penelope Baptist Church in Hickory in 1998 and served Interim pastorates at High Point, Salisbury at First Baptist Church, Reidsville, Greensboro, and now at Northside Baptist Church in Burlington.
Steele and wife Doris have two daughters and three grandchildren.
Steele was good friends with Doares and followed his career closely, and on that note, provided his thoughts to WBTV:
I remember that Sunday in the Spring of 2000. Bob and Kay Doares asked us to come home with them for Sunday lunch. I had been the Interim Pastor of their church, First Baptist of Salisbury for less than a month. Doris and I were warmly welcomed into their apartment, and we quickly noticed the paintings on their walls. That was when we discovered Robert Doares the artist. For the next twenty-two months I was their Pastor and friend, and for three years beyond that Doris and I were their friends. I consider Robert Doares one of North Carolina's finest artists and best kept secrets. Let me tell you about my friend. Bob was born in Maxton, NC in March of 1911. His teachers discovered what he could do with a piece of chalk and a blackboard. In his school room there were always beautiful drawings for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Bob knew he wanted to be an artist. When he graduated from high school in the Spring of 1929 he bought a bus ticket to New York, and with twenty-five dollars in his pocket he was on his way. He found work in a cafe on Times Square and later at Wannamaker's Department Store. The Stock Market crashed in October of 1929. People often asked Bob how hard it was to live in New York during the Great Depression. Bob replied that he had been poor all of his life and he really didn't notice any change. In 1940 Bob enrolled in the Grand Central School of Art to study with Harvey Dunn, one of America's premier illustrators. In less than a year Mr. Dunn called Bob aside and said he was wasting his time there. He told Bob that he was really good, and he ought to be using his skills and talents in art. Bob remembered that Harvey Dunn was the first person to tell him he was really good as an artist. That encouragement from a great teacher was all Bob needed. Bob illustrated books for Harper's and Doubleday. He did magazine covers for Outdoor Life and Boy's Life. He illustrated a series of children's books by Jill St. John as well as children's books by Margaret Epp. Kenneth Taylor's books Stories for the Children's Hour contained illustrations by Bob Doares. During WW II Bob served in the Army as an Illustrator for medical training materials. One of the best known books that Bob illustrated is Phillip Keller's book, A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23, which is still in print. He turned to Fine Art and had paintings shown at the Coliseum in New York, the New Jersey Master's Show at the Heritage Gallery, and dozens of smaller art shows and private galleries. And then, Robert Doares' life took a totally new turn. In the Summer of 1953 at the age of 42 Bob had a profound experience with the Lord. He said, "I didn't hear any voices or see visions, but something in my mind took over. I began to realize that I owed so much to God that I wanted to spend my life serving Him. It just began to grow in my mind that God is awesome in a way that delighted me!" This revelation of the love of God, actually knowing that God loved him, filled Bob through and through. In time he determined that he would find a way to thank the Lord for His love and for the absolute assurance of that love. The answer soon came. He would paint the life of Christ. That project would occupy more than thirty years of his life and would ultimately bring him and Kay to Salisbury in 1973. When those paintings were complete, Bob had his gift of gratitude to the Lord which he literally gave to the Lord. There are fifty-four paintings. Five of them are in oil and forty-nine in graphite, 15 by 48 inches, panoramic in size and in a style that Bob called photorealism. Bob sought for clarity as well as a way to draw the viewer into the picture. The oil paintings required six hundred hours each and the graphite drawings required three hundred hours each to complete. Bob was determined to be a documentarian as well as an artist. He wanted the paintings to be historically accurate, theologically correct, and still to be the expression of an artist. He went to the Holy Land four times, searched every piece of resource material that offered help, and prayed over each piece of art. Dr. Leighton Ford saw the paintings and recommended that they be displayed at the Billy Graham Center on the Campus of Wheaton College in Illinois. Dr. Lane Dennis, President of Crossway Books, saw them and wanted to publish them in book form. In 1994 the book, Immanuel, God With Us: The Life of Christ in Art, was published. In 1996 it was awarded the Gold Medallion for excellence in evangelical Christian literature by the Evangelical Christian Publisher's Association. It is now in its second printing and offers the reader not only each of the fifty-four paintings but also the text that accompanies them, all of that by Robert Doares. Robert continued to paint. His project after moving to North Carolina with Kay in 1973 was to travel over North Carolina with their camera photographing hundreds of scenes from the mountains to the coast. The result was another series of paintings entitled The Millennial Series. They would be panoramic and very detailed, but slightly smaller. These North Carolina scenes would be 12 x 48 and would depict Bob's idea of what the world would look like during the Millennium, the thousand years of Jesus' reign on the earth. Many of them are now on display as a part of the Robert Doares Art Collection at the Museum in Maxton, NC, Robert's birthplace. In March of 2005, Bob suffered a stroke and died. Kay died a year later in August of 2006. Crossway Books, the owner of the original fifty-four paintings of the life of Christ agreed to allow them to be shown whenever and wherever arrangements could be made. Dale and Doris Steele have permission to host these beautiful paintings and to discuss the life and faith of Robert Doares. Over the last six years these paintings have been shown at such places as Hickory Grove United Methodist Church in Charlotte, First Baptist Church in Laurinburg, Trinity Baptist Church in Raleigh, First Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, Wingate University, Gardner-Webb University, Gordon-Conwell College, North Carolina Baptist Childrens' Home in Thomasville, and the WaterWorks Visual Arts Center in Salisbury. The fifty-four paintings are now on display at St. John's Lutheran Church, 200 West Innes Street in Salisbury, NC. Call the church for an appointment to bring a group to see the paintings. It will be an experience you will never forget. Also, look at the website, RobertDoaresArt.Com to see other paintings and to order the book. However you choose to view Bob's work, remember that he intended for them to to be an expression of his faith and gratitude to the Lord. From the beginning these paintings were given to the Lord. When asked about them, Bob always answered, "..well, these paintings aren't mine, they belong to the Lord." Yes, Robert Doares is one of North Carolina's finest artists and best kept secrets. But you can see for yourself these original paintings that express the faith of a friend and a truly great artist. And if you would like more information about having the paintings at your church or school, contact Dale or Doris Steele at 336-585-0049 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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In this post, bear with me and you'll get a couple of case studies and some best practice from brands using TV and promoted tweet tie-ups.
Before I give you the fun stuff, I want to say that best practice is all that matters. Ignore all the stats about engagement and sales uplift.
I don't usually advocate ignoring stats, but as B2B marketing and service industries now pervade major cities of the developed world, we are awash with stats. And stats that claim to explain general concepts, such as generic increase in purchase intent after viewing a promoted tweet that references TV, are not helpful to you.
Yes, these stats succinctly explain the perceived benefits of advertising on Twitter, but like all data, it's only that which directly pertains to your company that is of use.
There's no point examining averaged trends when what you're interested in is your business. Being blinded by amazing engagement stats will mean you don't think properly about your campaigns. The last thing you want to do is drip out a poorly conceived set of promoted tweets and have faith they will deliver ROI.
The success of your marketing and advertising is dependent entirely upon detail; detail that's way more granular than simply what channels you decide to advertise in.
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by Ben Davis 09 December 2013 14:16pm 1 comment
Harper Collins and its business development team are a great example of how publishers are adapting to the business of content, not simply bound sheaves of pulped wood.
In an indicator of how service-based the UK economy has become, Harper Collins now sums up its business as following:
"We create bespoke content based on products and campaigns for our clients."
"We work with content, not just books, across print, digital, mobile and more."
"Our editorial expertise, content and creativity enable clients to communicate brand identity and values."
One of the areas of the publishing house where this is most evident is Harper Collins Children's Books. I decided to find out more about its business model.
by Ben Davis 06 December 2013 10:56am 0 comments
Last year, Coca-Cola launched the Journey website as its own media outlet, using an editorial, image-heavy format.
Fuelled by the brand's Content 2020 plan, the redesign was described as 'the most ambitious rethink of Coca-Cola's web properties' since it launched the first website in 1995.
The company has gone from being declared 'creatively bankrupt' by a chief exec in 2004 to being named Creative Marketer of the Year at Cannes in 2013.
by Monica Savut 27 November 2013 10:56am 5 comments
In the late 1990s the Philadelphia Inquirer published a series on "the dramatic raid of Mogadishu". It evolved into a book and a movie called, as you may have already guessed, 'Black Hawk Down'.
The initial extended feature first made its debut in print, and was then pushed onto the website, where video, audio, maps, photos and related links helped bring the story to life. The site, which is still available online, looks like this:
This was one of the first mainstream media attempts to use the web to enhance long form content, and while the page might not look terribly pretty, all of the right kind of functionality is there.
Since then things have moved on considerably, and in an age of HTML5 I have seen some stunning examples of what can be achieved with online storytelling. Here are a few that are well worth checking out.
Let's start with the obvious...
by Chris Lake 25 November 2013 11:04am 3 comments
Content is arguably the biggest trend to hit online marketing since the advent of social media, video and search.
Content is everywhere. And with content comes the opportunity for new, exciting, content based advertising models.
Enter native advertising. Find out what all content marketers need to know.
by Dale Lovell 13 November 2013 13:58pm 4 comments
There are some words in the English language that have huge fluctuations in positive and negative connotations depending on the context in which they're given. For instance, calling someone 'mental' can have a huge number of meanings and implications.
'Cult' is another of those paradoxical terms. To some it sparks visions of watching DVDs of Monk or Twin Peaks, to others it suggests communes, chanting and tall stories of aliens and an afterlife paradise.
But ultimately, building a cult following for your online content is something the majority of businesses are after, whether they explicitly state it in their mission statement or not. "Creating a pattern of ritual behaviour in connection with specific objects", that's what we're all really doing isn't it?
by Danny Chadburn 29 October 2013 15:26pm 2 comments
Disclaimer: I hate infographics!
If not the medium, the execution is so often poor, as is the chosen subject. But I feel differently when it comes to brands. I'm interested in learning about brands and their activity.
So, I've collected 10 stellar infographics here for your viewing pleasure. They're not all by brands themselves, but all include brands and their footprints.
They range from the mind-blowingly expansive (see the brands that own the brands) to the fruity and fun (see the Die Hard promotion).
Just click on each stub to enjoy the full infographic. Happy stat attack!
by Ben Davis 29 October 2013 13:20pm 2 comments
Before we get started, I have two apologies to make: one to every company featured in this blog post (my opinion obviously has little bearing on the success of your marketing efforts), and another for writing a post with a wholly negative premise.
In my defence, it's often a lot easier to run your own emails against a checklist of 'do nots', as it arguably supplies some super-quick fixes.
Anyway, off we go.
by Ben Davis 28 October 2013 16:28pm 25 comments
I've never been one to submit to catchphrases. The business world and, by extension the marketing world, is full of them.
"Net-net, at the end of the day, we are living with a new normal of big data." Just typing these words gives me the shivers. But these phrases emerge, typically, around meaningful trends.
For the past three years the dialogue about content marketing has gone from a whisper to a roar. And the expression 'content strategy' is now popular discussion.
On many occasions I've heard pundits declare that 'Content is King'. Most pundits have a vested interest so I understand the tendency toward hyperbole. But I want to make one thing clear. I disagree.
Content is not king. It is not a strategy. Content is a means to an end, a tactic. A very, very important tactic. But a business's objective is not to create content but rather create enterprise value.
Content marketing adds to enterprise value by sustaining a measure of relevancy with people who engage with it in order to sell more products and services for the first time and over time.
Relevance is the goal.
by Damon Ragusa 23 October 2013 16:54pm 29 comments
I like to think I've seen a lot of tweets, enough to know a good one when I see it.
So often, I am completely exasperated looking at the dadaist sludge that dribbles out of corporate and brand Twitter accounts. So I've decided to do something about it and write this complete guide to writing interesting tweets.
It's somewhat subjective, but I've given at least 60 tweets here to illustrate my various points. I'll define interesting as something funny/persuasive/compelling/thought-provoking/informative etc - pretty much any tweet that can draw the user's attention.
There is a lot of 'don't' as well as a lot of 'do', and of course, knowing your brand and your audience is key to interesting your followers.
Hopefully there'll be some scenarios you recognise in here, and some reminders.
Please leave your pet hates and great loves in the comments below.
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The Adventures of Lancelot S1 Ep24 The Bridge
In 12th century England, the legendary Sir Lancelot du Lac battles injustice, greed, and prejudice while serving King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table.
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Episode 24: The Bridge
While preparing for knighthood, Squire Brian uncovers a plot by King Marhaus. The king plans to break a treaty and take over a village.
Raiding the tales of Arthurian lore, this British show follows the stirring adventures of dashing Sir Lancelot (William Russell) and the Knights of the Round Table. Queen Guinevere (Jane Hylton), King Arthur (Ronald Leigh-Hunt), and Merlin (Cyril Smith) are among the supporting cast in this 1950s series that later aired for a successful run on American television (a rarity at the time).
Although the series is supposed to be black and white, a number of episodes are mysteriously in gorgeous color.
In all of Arthurian legend, the most famous of the Knights of the Round Table is undoubtedly Sir Lancelot. This series, painstakingly researched by the History and Literature Departments of Oxford University, re-creates some of the notable exploits of the famous knight, as well as the deeds of the other members of King Arthur's court.
Cast and Crew:
* William Russell Sir Lancelot
* Robert Scroggins Squire Brian
* Cyril Smith Merlin, the Magician
* Peter Bennett (III) Leonides
* Martin Benson Hassie
* Bruce Seton King Arthur (eps 1-3 only)
* Jane Hylton Queen Guinevere
* Ronald Leigh-Hunt King Arthur (11-05-56)
# Writers: Rober Lees
# Director: Bernard Knowles
Production Company: Incorporated Television Company
Date Release: 15 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1)
Audio & Video: Mono – Black and White
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WOLVES of ALBION
The second chapter in the 0 hr Armada Codex line, this issue presents a detailed description, complete deckplans, and high quality renderings for a medium size war ship and its variants. This product is designed to give you a set of ready-made ships to plug into your setting and rules of choice - lend... [click here for more]
54 card poker deck, including red and black jokers, using artwork from the upcoming Accursed RPG setting. It features artwork from four of the Witchlines in the game setting. They are:
You were the best. Underground, cyberpunk street samurai, burglars and breakers, agents of a mysterious spymaster with half a name, zero history, and a plan. He made the missions and you carried them out. You were the go-to crew for high-stakes break-ins, dangerous ops, and impossible escapes. You fought the megacorps, the tyrants, the killers—all for the sake of making a better future... [click here for more]
Attack of the Furryons! is a basic role-playing/adventure game aimed at a very young audience (ages 5-10), wherein the child chooses one (or more) of his or her toys to be the Hero, who then fights the stuffed animals, called Furryons, for the safety of the world.
Players: 1 Game Master ... [click here for more]
Every superhero and villain disappeared a year ago. Some of their secret labs, headquarters, and lairs were found, but many more remain hidden. Treasures, unique artifacts, and secret knowledge can be found in the bases, prizes worth risking death from the traps and guardians left behind. A new class of 'base raiders' emerged to find and loot the abandoned bases. The secrets of gain... [click here for more]
Add to your OSR game with some or all of these additional features:
Basic Arcana is designed to give players and referees some ideas on how to expand their OSR games with options that will seem familiar, and will be compati... [click here for more]
Becoming is a game about heroism and sacrifice. It's about what it takes to be a hero, what you have to give up in order to save the people important to you, and the home you have to leave behind. It's about making hard choices in the face of relentless adversity, and it's about giving up pieces of yourself in order to make sure you succeed.
"This will undoubtedly teach him better manners."
One of comicdoms forgotten leading ladies, the original Black Cat, returns from the Golden Age of Comics to now, briinging with her advice equally applicable to muggers or dates who get too frisky.
Black Cat Shows You How To Do Judo Tricks i... [click here for more]
The anime Cowboy Bebop exists in a futuristic setting of spaceships, bounty hunters, mafia, and crime. It's a Hong Kong crime drama in space. It's a John Woo movie with spaceships. It's a setting ripe for a Fiasco.
Bounty Hunter Blues is a playset for the Fiasco RPG, using a world very similar to that of Cowboy Bebop, but which does not requi... [click here for more]
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTThere are seven maps included with this product, each of the same area and detailing different aspects of the Olden Lands. This is "Map 00," the baseline continental map for the Chronicles of Mhoriedh campaign setting. They are designed for use with the forthcoming Gazetteer of the Olden Lands; they are presented ... [click here for more]
Crone is a tabletop game mixing the depth of traditional RPG's like "Dungeons and Dragons" with the fast pace and play-ability of CCG's like "Magic: The Gathering". Players take on the role of powerful witches during the Dark Ages, shortly after the collapse of a mighty empire. One playtester succinctly described it as "the time when the forest was the Bad P... [click here for more]
Game Reviews, Cosplay Tips, Fan Fictions, Convention Reviews, Pictorials & More... All written & designed by Geeky Girls from The D20 Girls Project.
Protect and store your cards in this clear deckbox.
Snap-on lid locks cards in place. Press to release. No hinges!
This large deckbox holds up to 120 cards of US Poker size, European Poker size, or smaller.
For smaller decks try the standard deckbox which holds up to 70 cards.
For very large decks in deck-building games like Heroes of Graxia, you would need a few... [click here for more]
This standard deckbox holds up to 70 cards of US Poker size, European Poker Size, or smaller.
For larger decks try the large deckbox which holds up to 120 cards, or get multiple deckboxes. The deckboxes are made to stack for easy storage.
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With its fiery breath, scaly armour, and baleful, malevolent stare, the dragon became the ultimate symbol of evil and corruption in European folklore and mythology.
Often serving as a stand-in for Satan, or the power of evil gods, dragons spread death and hopelessness throughout the land. Only heroes of uncommon valour, courageousness, and purity could hope to battle these monsters and... [click here for more]
In DROP, the players are all crewmembers on a starship that arrives at a planet in trouble, and must drop to the surface, explore some large structure, then run like hell. The rules provide a simple framework for defining the characters and coming up with challenges for them to face.
This is a high-level story-telling, roleplaying game of survival horror t... [click here for more]
"I'm impressed….an excellent game to run at a convention." -- Tenkar's Tavern
Dungeon Delvers is an ultra-portable one-page D&D variant.
Dungeon Delvers packs a lot into one page: rules for attacks and saves, 4 classes, 3 races, spells, healing, con... [click here for more]
Long ago the sorcery of the Eldritch Lords transformed fertile plains into a desolate waste. Now the crumbling ruins of a great civilization litter the landscape, and only the remnants of the people known as the Drakan survive the harsh desert. But the mighty Dragon King has summoned legions of his kind and their lizard-men minions to lay claim to the desert. Can you defend the villages of the ... [click here for more]
Red Card Rules is a fun and silly way to help keep some of your more obnoxious players in check. With each infraction they commit while playing, they receive a Red Card and are forced to sit out of the game for a pre-determined amount of time. Originally created by Matt Vancil, Tony Becerra, and Andy Dopieralski for use duri... [click here for more]
Film Fun Comics is a anthology series that promises to bring you fun comics from the 1940s and 1950s that use Hollywood as their springboard or backdrop for their stories. Join us, as actors and actresses put on their fighting togs and do battle with the crimin... [click here for more]
"As long as there's trouble in Hollywood -- Black Cat will be around for action!"
When stuntwoman-turned-movie star Linda Turner senses danger, she steps out of her role as America's Sweetheart, and into the mysterious masked woman known only as Black Cat! Thugs, terrorists, and enemies of the American Way ... [click here for more]
In the near future, on the western coast city of New Metropolis, an evil that has lain dormant for centuries is about to be awakened to the 21st century. Forces of darkness and magic strive to unleash a horror upon the Earth unlike any mankind can remember. The only forces capable of stopping it are rendered impotent by an age-old fear and hatred. Will humanity set aside their differences and s... [click here for more]
"Flash Arghhhhh!" is a collaborative story telling game where you and you friends work together to tell an exciting story, just like those of the 1938 Flash Gordon series. Every player takes a part in the story, playing (of course) Flash, Dale , Zarkov and their many bizarre-hat-wearing friends.Fly to Mongo, defeat Ming then battle your way to Earth just in time to defeat the Giant Ra... [click here for more]
If Money Is Power, Power Is Stuff...
Money in Frankenstein Atomic Frontier is represented by Barter – a number on your character sheets denoting small, tradable items that can be exchanged for goods and services. But what is Barter? Wonder no more! Inside this book you'll find rules for describing precisely what a character is carrying and detailed desc... [click here for more]
Ready for Fun?
The cryogenically frozen corpse of a dead cowboy movie star, the lingering spectre of a cartoon tycoon, an amusement park ruled by killer robots, an insane doctor... Are you ready for Hocus-pocus Land?
This adventure for Frankenstein Atomic Frontier, takes your characters to a world of amuseme... [click here for more]
Sheet for Killbot characters as featured in Frankenstein Atomic Frontier: Machine
Rise now, the sons of Asimov!
Cybernetics, synthetic biology, robotic monstrosities - the secrets of the mechanical life unveiled! Machine for Frankenstein Atomic Frontier is a character options supplement, bringing you new Sp... [click here for more]
Cybernetics, synthetic biology, robotic monstrosities - the secrets of the mechanical life unveiled! Machine for Frankenstein Atomic Frontier is a character options supplement, bringing you new Special Parts, Gear and character options based along a "mechanical" theme, designed to bring a peppering of high-tech fl... [click here for more]
They're alive! Alive! Humanity lives! Or do they? This Spare Part supplement, H is for Human, debates the meaning of the word "extinction" and the continued survival and existence of humanity. Do remnants of the human race live, or are their twisted descendants and offspring all that remain in the Sublime? Spare Parts #4 H is for Human boasts:
Doctor, medic, craftsman; the Grafter is an important individual in Frankenstein Atomic Frontier. Both craftsman and artist, entire towns are stitched together and its citizens built from naught but the hands of a Grafter. Spare Parts #5 - Surgeons Box boasts:
Good, bad or ugly?
The Soup holds the key to resurrecting the Earth itself and whoever has the Soup gets it all: Wealth, fame, power… But beware! From two rival Marauder Gangs to giant atomic ants the road to glory is paved with dangers. How far will you go to possess the Soup? For Frankenstein Atomic Frontier this book offers:
And it's heading to mars
A religious pilgrimage across the Sublime needs protection. It's time for the characte... [click here for more]
You've been kidnapped by The Organization, a collection of the world's greatest assassins. They've brought you here to fight for their entertainment, but you aren't having any of it. Strap on your guns, unsheathe your katana, and prepare to fight back.
GRIM TRIGGER is a party game/RPG for exactly 4 players. You play a highly ranked assassin, and must work together with ... [click here for more]
When the law fails to satisfy his sense of right and wrong and honor, the brilliant young Judge Straight swings into acton to set things right as the Red Demon!
His Honor and.... The Demon brings you four stories from the Golden Age of comics (three starring The Red Demon, one starring The Black Cat), a ROLF!: The Rollplaying Game scenario featuring The Red Demon and the Black ... [click here for more]
The freshman class goes on a field trip to explore the research facilities of Lieder Industries. While on the trip, the PCs are accidentally sent through a dimensional portal to the Twisted Earth that invaded during Hope Preparatory School 1–The Substitute. Worse yet, they soon discover that their parallel versions are back on their Earth — potentially creating a social night... [click here for more]
IDOL COUNCIL is a cooperative and competitive game of pop idols striving to be the most popular member of The Group. You play as Idols, energetic singers and dancers, who want to take the music industry by storm.
Do it! Now
Your fellow Idols want to be the most Popular and get all the attention, but you have to work together against rival ... [click here for more]
Captain Ramus and the crew of the Wanderer encounter something sinister in deep space...
Set in the Imperium Chronicles universe, "The Crimson Kiss" introduces the Wanderer and her crew: the Dahl captain, a Gordian engineer, and a robot named Gen. In a human-dominated Imperium, they are second-class citizens, but they must make a living someh... [click here for more]
This is a game-aid intended to be used with the rules from ICFBTS II and ICFBTS III and a copy of those books are required to utilize this game aid. This is not a stand alone product.
It Came From Beyond the Still
Events and Mutations Deck This is a game aid for the popular game of Aliens vs Hillbillies. This is a 27 card deck that is actually tw... [click here for more]
Beyond the Realms You Know
The It Came from the Stars Campaign Guide brings the mystery of the unknown and the weird to your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game with new player options, new monsters and other GM options, and new adventures. Mystery, wonder, and terror from the starry vastness await you. Whether you play in a world that is already aware of what ... [click here for more]
It Came from the Stars Extras adds to the mystery of the unknown and the weird that the It Came from the Stars Campaign Guide got started. Add new player options, new monsters, and more to your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Mystery, wonder, and terror from the starry vastness await you. Whether you play in a wor... [click here for more]
The voyage of Jason and the Argonauts and their hunt for the Golden Fleece is one of the most enduringly popular of all of the Ancient Greek heroic myths.
Accepting the quest in order to regain his kingdom, Jason assembled a crew of legendary heroes, including Hercules, Orpheus, Atalanta, and the twins Castor and Polydeuces. With this band of warriors and demi-gods, Jason set sail in th... [click here for more]
"I've known Nagana for... ah, quite a few years."
3,000 years ago, in ancient Egypt, the righteous Kalkor was chosen by the goddess Isis to be the eternal foe of Nagana, the perverse Queen of Evil. To this very day, the battle continues, with Kalkor thwarting Nagana's schemes from behind his assumed identit... [click here for more]
Born in the dark days of the great crusades, the warrior monks of the Knights Templar vowed to defend pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land. Yet strangely, there are few historical records of the Templars ever fulfilling this task. Instead, their history is one of bloodshed and conquest, wealth and power, dark secrets and conspiracies. Today, the story of the Knights Templar is intimately linked ... [click here for more]
"I'll answer the invitation to death... but not with bullets."
The Golden Age of Comics was blooming, and in 1941 a rush of female superheroes joined their untold-dozens of male colleagues on the newsstands--more than in any other single year before or since. But for every Black Cat or Wonder Woman, there w... [click here for more]
A look at B/X D&D from the other side…
In Life of Rage, the players are orcs and goblins, and the humans, dwarves, and elves are the enemy. Explore the culture of the orcs as they struggle to establish their own homeland in a remote region of the world.
Included are four new classes, and rules for covering such things as Shamanistic magic, rage, and glory. ... [click here for more]
IT IS THE SECOND AGE OF SPACE...In the seventeenth millennium, the New Commonality of Humankind is expanding, using newly-discovered faster-than-light travel to rediscover lost worlds colonised in the distant past. It's a time of turmoil, of clashing cultures, as civilisations shudder and collapse before the might of a benevolent empire ten millennia old.In the Solenine Cluster, things are goin... [click here for more]
This 20-page supplement includes new and expanded information on ogre magi, ogres, and half-ogres of the Olden Lands, all designed for use with Castles & Crusades and Labyrinth Lord! This volume includes:
Ogres of the Olden Lands – Details on ogres in the Olden Lands setting.
Ogre Cultures... [click here for more]
You're hired to help a retired Templar Supernova find a myth of epic proportions, The Pleasure Planet. He thinks that he has the key that'll unlock the way, but if you had a credit for every time someone said that you'd be rich. He's paid the fee, so it's up to you to do his dirty work for the next little while.
Pleasure Planet is an adventure scenario for ... [click here for more]
In the beginning, when Argok lead his people west, across the Dragonspine Mountains, he traveled with an advisor known as Tarok Bonecrusher. Tarok was a warrior without peer, believed to have even bested Argok himself in one-on-one combat. But what made Tarok unique was that he eschewed both armor and weapons, preferring to fight in only foreign robes, with fists and feet ... [click here for more]


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Posted on September 7, 2012 By Brandan Brandan, Inkings
Julius Malema seems to be a growing problem for mine bosses.
Brandan's graphic design background gave him the tools to become a pioneer of digital rendering amongst cartoonists. His unique style and quirky devices have made him one of South Africa's most original and prolific editorial cartoonists, providing regular cartoons for Business Day (since October 2002), Rapport, The Weekend Argus and until it's recent demise - The Weekender. His work features in the Best of 2009 collection 'DON'T JOKE!', and 2010's collection 'JUST FOR KICKS!'.
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Sperry Top-Sider
On Cloud 9 Boardshort
Sperry Top-Sider has been an American favorite since 1935 when Paul Sperry, inspired by his dog Prince's ability to run nimbly over ice and snow, used a pen knife to cut siping into the outsole of a rubber sneaker. This ingenuity, along with the iconic inspiration of other design details, launched an American Original.
- 9" Inseam
- 11.5" Rise
- 70% cotton 30% nylon
- 21" at the knee opening
- Hand wash cold
- Lace-up and velcro front closure
- Mini front slit pocket
- Side cargo pocket with velcro closure
- Modeled in size 32. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. SPER-MX1
- Manufacturer Style No. SM3KR19


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An die musik live
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West Garden Trio
Sun, 06/27/10
(1273 days ago)
An die Musik LIve
Danielle DeSwert Hahn, Piano
Benjamin Wensel, Cello
Luke Wedge, Violin
Performing piano trios by Bernstein, Copland (Vitebsk), and Ives
Tickets: $12/$8 students
PROGRAM: Charles Ives (1874-1954) - Piano Trio (1904/1911)
Aaron Copland (1900-1990) - Vitebsk (Study on a Jewish Theme) (1928-1929)
Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) - Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano (1937)
The West Garden Piano Trio was formed in early 2008 as the resident piano trio at the National Gallery of Art. Coming from diverse backgrounds, the three musicians with a passion for playing chamber music that appeals to a wide audience are known for their interesting and diverse programming. They have performed to full houses at the National Gallery of Art in addition to embassy and other DC area venues.
Violinist Luke Wedge received a master of music degree in violin performance from Northwestern University and a bachelor of music degree in English literature from the University of Kansas. His principal instructors included David Perry, Gerardo Ribeiro, and Ben Sayevich. Wedge has made solo and recital appearances in Chicago, Illinois; Lawrence, Kansas; and Washington, DC. He is an experienced orchestral musician and has been engaged by the National Gallery of Art Orchestra, the National Symphony, and the Ravinia Festival, among others. A member of the United States Air Force Strings, he has been since 2003 a member of the Covington String Quartet, which was the quartet-in-residence at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania from 2003–2006.
Cellist Benjamin R. Wensel holds degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Eastman School of Music. He has performed in seminars and master classes for members of the Cleveland, Guarneri, Juilliard, Miami, and Ying quartets; studied chamber music with Peter Salaff and members of the Audubon and Cavani Quartets; and participated in solo master classes with Clemens Michael Hagen, Steven Isserlis, and Michel Strauss. He is currently a member of the Army Strings. Wensel has performed with the National Symphony Orchestra, the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Syracuse Symphony as well as with many fine local ensembles. A founding member of the Tarab Cello Ensemble, Wensel performed in the premieres of more than twenty new works written by established and emerging American composers, and participated in the ensemble's residencies at Princeton University, Stetson University, and the University of South Florida. He taught chamber music and maintained a studio at the Hochstein School of Music in Rochester, New York, where he was the cellist of the Hochstein String Quartet. Currently a member of the faculty at the Washington Conservatory, Wensel maintains a private studio in Arlington, Virginia, and plays with the newly formed Messaien Quartet as well as the National Gallery of Art Piano Trio. He can be heard on recordings produced by the Bridge, Harmonia Mundi, and Summit record labels.
Brussels-born pianist Danielle DeSwert Hahn is a freelance collaborative pianist and coach and the music program specialist at the National Gallery of Art. She has worked as a pianist and coach with the Ash Lawn Highland Opera Festival, Chautauqua Opera, Indianapolis Opera, Kentucky Opera, the New Orleans Opera Association, Portland (Oregon) Opera, the San Francisco Opera Center, Sarasota Opera, and the Washington National Opera. From 2004–2006 she was the principal repetiteur with the Baltimore Opera Company and Washington Concert Opera. She performs regularly in chamber music and voice recitals, including performances at the Arts Club of Washington, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, the Kennedy Center, the Mexican Institute of Culture, the National Gallery, the Russian Embassy, and the White House. She is principal pianist with the Inscape Chamber Music Project. She holds a master of music degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where she studied with Martin Katz, and a bachelor of music degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She also studiedwith Warren Jones and Anne Epperson at the Music Academy of the West and was an apprentice coach with the Washington Opera, working with Placido Domingo.
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Work experience can make all the difference when you graduate and are applying for jobs. Work integrated learning (WIL) is an opportunity for you to gain work experience and credit towards your degree.
The Faculty of Business and Law offers several flexible WIL programs suitable for most students in all disciplines and levels including those from other faculties and universities.
Our flexible work integrated learning programs:
Why get involved in WIL programs:
Have a chat to a course adviser about including a Business and Law WIL unit as an elective.
Sport Management Practicum core in the Bachelor of Business (Sport Management).
Law Clinic in the Bachelor of Laws.
International Litigation and Dispute Resolution an international moot competition taken as an elective in the Bachelor of Laws.
Malaysia Group Internship Scheme is a multidisciplinary team project to solve a real business problem.


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With more than 20 fairytales and 260 characters that move at the press of a button, Märchenwald leisure park is an enchanting experience for the whole family.
Offering numerous attractions, breathtaking rides and excellent play areas and climbing facilities, a trip to this family idyll is guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience for children and parents. A white-knuckle rollercoaster ride for the grown-ups, a gentle train ride for little ones and a wealth of play equipment to fire the imagination are just a few of the attractions on offer. The latest new addition, Kraxelgarten climbing park, delights visitors of all ages. This playground is a really special place where all generations are encouraged to come together to get fit and have great fun doing so. Just 30 minutes south of Munich, this fantastic family leisure park is always well worth a visit.
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Banned from Youtube
by blackspringbreak on Jul.14, 2010, under Site News
Well after a couple months after being dropped from YouTube, I decided to open another account. In record time my first video was disabled. For what? Who knows… I had all of the requirements, even my own music, no nudity, no groping, no booty shaking, no fondling but it got dropped anyway.
Here is the video: