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An age-old debate in marketing that has begun to rear its head once more: are effective marketing and adverting campaigns born out of art or science?
Creativity lies at the very heart of bringing a campaign to life, but in an era where marketing budgets are under the watchful eye of the board performance has to be measured to demonstrate an impact on business goals.
Recent research brought this to my attention, which found 80% of CEOs believe marketers are "too disconnected" from the financial realities of companies.
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Integrating display advertising with other online channels has a positive impact on conversions, though less than half of marketers are currently doing this, according to Econsultancy's Cross-Channel Marketing Report 2012
The report, carried out in association with Responsys, looks at the use of online and offline marketing channels, integration of display advertising and use of mobile for marketing.
The report is based on a survey of more than 650 companies and agencies, carried out in April and May 2012.
Here are a few highlights from the section on integrating display advertising...
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Thanks to its $3.1bn acquisition of DoubleClick in 2008, Google is one of the biggest players in the display advertising space.
It's a competitive market on the advertiser side, but companies like DoubleClick must also compete to woo and retain publishers. So Google is making a concerted effort to do just that by sharing some of the data it's gleaned from the DoubleClick network.
by Patricio Robles 30 May 2012 16:44pm 0 comments
A couple of weeks ago, news broke that one of the world's largest brand advertisers, GM, was ditching its paid ad campaigns on Facebook.
The timing was curious, and some suggested it was intentional. After all, Facebook was on the verge of going public in the richest tech IPO ever. So the embarrassing news that GM was pulling its account sure looked like a well-placed blow to the world's largest social network.
by Patricio Robles 30 May 2012 14:30pm 9 comments
So, display advertising. It's a channel that many people deemed to be dead some years ago due to huge declines in CTR and conversion rates, but today online display advertising is hotter than ever.
The changing technology landscape has completely re-energised the whole display advertising space.
Not only are display-ad revenues growing faster than ever before, but how we use this channel in the overall marketing mix is being redefined, thanks to a lot of brave venture firms and Google.
by Martin Stockfleth Larsen 24 April 2012 13:58pm 2 comments
This week comScore announced the launch of its first ad-verification tool called 'Validated Campaign Essentials', alongside a suggestion that over a third of ad impressions on the web are never even seen.
It's not surprising that's there's waste, but the sheer volume of this claim - and the fact that it's been validated by data from 12 leading brands - is sure to raise a few eyebrows.
by Vikki Morgan 20 January 2012 09:26am 7 comments
Econsultancy has this month published an updated version of the Ad Serving Buyer's Guide, containing detailed information about the trends and issues affecting the online advertising sector as well as useful advice for those seeking a suitable ad serving supplier.
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Incredible as it may seem, it's been 10 years since the Interactive Advertising Bureau updated its standard advertising units. Six new formats selected in a "Rising Stars" competition will be officially sanctioned by the IAB if they gain sufficient market traction in the next six months.
The formats were chosen in large part for their brand-friendly canvases, rich-media functionality, and the control they give to consumers to engage without leaving the page they are on. Marketplace success will depend on how many publishers adopt the units to give them true scale. Whether these units alone can successfully unleash pent-up demand to pull in more brand dollars and stave off the commoditization of CPM rates is anyone's guess, but getting the seal of approval from the IAB is an important first hurdle to clear.
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As one might imagine, running a stock exchange is a fairly profitable business. Case in point: the London Stock Exchange (LSE), which earns over $100m a year in profit running one of the world's most recognizable equities markets.
Most of that profit is, of course, derived from the operations of markets and ancillary market services, such as the distribution of stock information. Yet if you go to the LSE website, you might notice that the exchange has no qualms about making a little bit extra on the side through display advertising.
by Patricio Robles 01 March 2011 14:34pm 5 comments
Online content may be sexy, but even on the internet, turning a profit as a publisher isn't always easy, particularly if you rely on ad revenue to pay the bills. After all, today's advertising market has come a long way since the 1990s.
Advertisers have a seemingly unlimited array of advertising options, and the proliferation of ad networks and technologies such as retargeting mean that many publishers have seen their CPMs decline. According to an AdAge opinion piece by Tom Hespos, who runs a digital marketing firm, advertising is failing publishers.
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And yet, buoyed by the best record in spring training, hope abounds - for the Royals, for most everybody putting on a big league uniform.
"There's no reason we shouldn't be better," said Butler, the Royals' All-Star slugger. "How much better that is? I'm not a mind reader. I'm not a projector."
Ah, opening day.
The hot dogs taste better, the boxscores mean more and most every team thinks it's just a break or two away from reaching the World Series.
A dozen games were set for Monday across the majors. Star pitchers Justin Verlander, Stephen Strasburg and Adam Wainwright try to get off to great starts, old rivalries are renewed at Yankee Stadium and Dodger Stadium, and a quirky interleague schedule unfolds.
No snow is in the forecast for any ballpark on April Fools' Day, but freezing temperatures are expected at Target Field in Minnesota when Verlander and the AL champion Tigers take on the Twins.
"It's going to be cold but I've pitched in that kind of weather before," Verlander said. "I don't think about it. It's always cold in Detroit on opening day."
The season started Sunday night in Houston when the Astros, who shifted from the National League to the American League during the winter, beat the Texas Rangers 8-2. Astros righty Bud Norris threw a called strike to Ian Kinsler to begin the year, and Houston's Jose Altuve singled for the first hit.
Long the site of baseball's traditional opener, Cincinnati was going to have a new look Monday. That's when Josh Hamilton and his new Los Angeles Angels teammates visit Cincinnati in the first interleague matchup this season.
The Astros' move left 15 teams in each league, meaning an AL vs. NL matchup most every day this season.
"It is very strange," Reds manager Dusty Baker said.
On both coasts, there was a very familiar look - Red Sox-Yankees and Giants-Dodgers.
Mariano Rivera was set for his final opening day when the banged-up Yankees hosted Boston. The New York closer is among several big names who missed most or even all of last year - Troy Tulowitzki, Victor Martinez and John Lackey are in that group.
Injured stars Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Curtis Granderson and Mark Teixeira won't be in pinstripes for the first pitch.
"It's still the Yankees, it's still going to be a good lineup," Boston starter Jon Lester said Sunday. "They're missing a few of their big guys but anybody that fills in for them, it's like what I said, they're going to put professional at-bats together and still - it's not going to be a walk in the park."
No easy decisions, either, for Boston manager John Farrell, one of six new skippers in the majors this year.
At Dodger Stadium, Matt Cain starts for the World Series champion San Francisco Giants when they play Los Angeles in the century-old rivalry.
It will mark the 64th season at the microphone for Dodgers announcer Vin Scully. Heck, Tigers manager Jim Leyland seems like a mere pup by comparison, now starting his 50th year in pro ball.
All-Star shortstop Hanley Ramirez is sidelined for the Dodgers. Around the majors, third basemen Chase Headley of San Diego, David Freese of St. Louis and Brett Lawrie of Toronto will begin the season on the disabled list.
Mets third baseman David Wright plans to be in the lineup at Citi Field to take on San Diego. He hurt his ribcage at the World Baseball Classic.
"I feel good physically," Wright said. "It would have been nice to have maybe a few more at-bats toward the end, but I didn't have that luxury."
On Tuesday, there are two more openers - Baltimore at Tampa Bay, and Cleveland at revamped Toronto.
All 30 teams will pay tribute to the 20 children and six adults killed last December at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Players, managers, coaches and umpires will wear a memorial patch through Tuesday that includes the seal of Newtown, a black ribbon and 26 stars, and there will be a moment of silence at each stadium.
Seven weeks after teams broke out the bats and balls, players seemed ready to get going.
"I'm really prepared. Well, finally spring training is over, it was a long one," Seattle ace Felix Hernandez said Sunday, a day before his start in Oakland.
"It's another season. We're a different team. It's always special, opening day, not for me but for all the guys," he said.
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The Louisville Cardinals.
While the other No. 1s have fallen by the wayside, the top overall seed romped to the Georgia Dome with four dominant wins in the NCAA tournament. And, if the Cardinals need any extra motivation, they've got it.
Sophomore guard Kevin Ware, who played his high school ball in the Atlanta suburbs, sustained a gruesome injury in Sunday's regional final against Duke. Before he headed off to surgery, he courageously urged his teammates to finish the job.
Now, they would like nothing more than to win it all for Ware.
"We talked about it every timeout, `Get Kevin home,'" coach Rick Pitino said.
Next stop, the A-T-L, where three rather unlikely teams will be looking to knock off the mighty Cardinals.
First up, the surprising Shockers from Wichita State in the semifinals Saturday. The No. 9 seed has already pulled off two major upsets, but this would be the biggest stunner yet.
If Louisville makes it through to next Monday night's title game, the opponent would be either Michigan, sporting a new group of Fab Wolverines, or Syracuse, which comes at you with the stingiest zone defense in college basketball. The two No. 4 seeds will meet in the other semifinal game.
All are underdogs to the Cardinals, who are winning by an average of nearly 22 points a game in the tournament.
"I thought we had a chance there, and then boom," said Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, who watched Louisville pull away for an 85-63 victory in the Midwest Regional final. "That's what they do to teams. They can boom you."
In the other game Sunday, Michigan captured the South Regional with a 79-59 rout of Florida, leading from the opening tip. A day earlier, Syracuse shut down Marquette 55-39 to win the East Regional, while Wichita State punched its Final Four ticket with a 70-66 upset of Ohio State out West.
In the final year of the Big East before it splits into two new conferences, Louisville and Syracuse provided a fitting send-off to a league that quickly became a basketball powerhouse after it was founded in 1979.
Before it goes, this version of the Big East has a shot at one more national title.
With two teams, no less.
The Cardinals - who, like Syracuse, are moving to the Atlantic Coast Conference - shook off the incredible shock of Ware's injury with about 6 1/2 minutes to go before halftime and blew out the second-seeded Blue Devils. The sophomore snapped his lower right leg after coming down awkwardly while defending a 3-point shot. The injury occurred right in front of the Louisville bench, where the players gasped and turned away quickly at the sight of Ware's dangling leg, which was broken in two places.
Russ Smith collapsed onto the floor, along with several players, and was crying as doctors attended to Ware. While Ware was loaded onto a stretcher, the Cardinals gathered at midcourt until Pitino called them over, saying the injured player wanted to talk to them before he left.
"All he kept saying - and remember, the bone is 6 inches out of his leg - all he's yelling is, `Win the game! Win the game!'" Pitino said. "I've never seen that in my life. We're all distraught and all he's saying is, `Win the game.' Kevin is a special young man."
This is a special team. Smith scored 23 points. Gorgui Dieng had 14 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks.
The Cardinals (33-5) simply refused to lose, breaking open a game that was tied at 42. They dove on the floor for loose balls. They pounded the boards ferociously. They contested every shot and swarmed around the Blue Devils like they had an extra player on the court.
In a sense, they did, as Pitino reminded them during every timeout.
"This is a gritty bunch," the coach said. "From the beginning of the year to now, they've not had a bad game. I'm really proud of these guys."
Wichita State was the most improbable team to advance. The Shockers lived up to their nickname in the West, knocking off top-seeded Gonzaga in the second round and No. 2 seed Ohio State in the regional final Saturday night.
Wichita State (30-8) built a 20-point lead on the Buckeyes, then managed to hang on through a nerve-racking final five minutes to pull off the latest upset in a tournament filled with them.
That other team from Kansas isn't content yet.
"It feels very good," said Cleanthony Early, a junior forward who, like most of his teammates, was passed over by higher-profile programs, "but we understand the fact that we've got to stay hungry and humble, because we've got two more games left to really be excited about."
Old-timers might remember Louisville and Wichita State as former conference rivals. The Cardinals were a member of the Missouri Valley Conference in the 1960s and `70s, which meant annual games against the Shockers.
Louisville holds a 19-5 edge in the series, but the teams haven't played since 1976.
Michigan (30-7) is headed back to the Final Four for the first time since the Fab Five era of the early 1990s, when the Wolverines lost in back-to-back national title games.
This team has the same youthful feel, led by sophomore Trey Burke, the Big Ten player of the year, and three freshmen starters. They were downright fabulous against third-seeded Florida, never seriously threatened after scoring the first 13 points.
"A lot of guys said we were really young and that we couldn't get here," said Burke, who scored 15 points against Florida but really came through in an improbable comeback against top-seeded Kansas in the regional semifinals. "We're here now and we still have unfinished business."
One of the freshmen, Nik Stauskas, hit all six of his 3-pointers and scored 22 points to lead the Wolverines. Another of the youngsters, 6-foot-10 Mitch McGary, chipped in with 11 points and nine rebounds.
Florida became the first team to lose three straight regional finals.
The Wolverines will have their work cut out against Syracuse (30-9), a team that has totally stuffed its NCAA opponents with a stifling zone defense. The Orange are headed to their first Final Four since winning it all in 2003 largely because they have allowed fewer than 46 points a game in the tournament.
Syracuse leads the series against Michigan 8-5. Their last meeting was Nov. 26, 2010, when the Orange prevailed 53-50 in the Legends Classic at Atlantic City, N.J.
The schools have never met in the NCAA tournament.
Syracuse has been like an octopus when it settles in around the its own lane - shutting off passing routes, preventing anyone from penetrating, yet still managing to defend the 3-point line with quickness and long arms. Montana, California, top-seeded Indiana and Marquette combined to make just under 29 percent from the field (61 of 211) and a paltry 15.4 percent (14 of 91) outside the arc.
"We were as active these two games here in Washington as we've ever been," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said after Saturday's win over league rival Marquette, which is headed to a new version of the Big East next season. "I just really can't say enough about how good these guys played on the defensive end of the court."
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Friday, 29 March 2013 08:47 Published in National NewsA far cry from the killing machines whose missiles incinerate terrorists, these generally small, unmanned aircraft will help farmers more precisely apply water and pesticides to crops, saving money and reducing environmental impacts. They'll help police departments find missing people, reconstruct traffic accidents and act as lookouts for SWAT teams. They'll alert authorities to people stranded on rooftops by hurricanes and monitor evacuation flows.
Real estate agents will use them to film videos of properties and surrounding neighborhoods. States will use them to inspect bridges, roads and dams. Oil companies will use them to monitor pipelines, while power companies use them to monitor transmission lines.
With military budgets shrinking, drone makers have been counting on the civilian market to spur the industry's growth. But there's an ironic threat to that hope: Success on the battlefield may contain the seeds of trouble for the more benign uses of drones at home.
The civilian unmanned aircraft industry worries that it will be grounded before it can really take off because of fear among the public that the technology will be misused. Also problematic is a delay in the issuance of government safety regulations that are needed before drones can gain broad access to U.S. skies.
Some companies that make drones or supply support equipment and services say the uncertainty has caused them to put U.S. expansion plans on hold, and they are looking overseas for new markets.
"Our lack of success in educating the public about unmanned aircraft is coming back to bite us," said Robert Fitzgerald, CEO of The BOSH Group of Newport News, Va., which provides support services to drone users.
"The U.S. has been at the lead of this technology a long time," he said. "If our government holds back this technology, there's the freedom to move elsewhere ... and all of a sudden these things will be flying everywhere else and competing with us."
Since January, drone-related legislation has been introduced in more than 30 states, largely in response to privacy concerns. Many of the bills are focused on preventing police from using drones for broad public surveillance, as well as targeting individuals for surveillance without sufficient grounds to believe they were involved in crimes.
Law enforcement is expected to be one of the bigger initial markets for civilian drones. Last month, the FBI used drones to maintain continuous surveillance of a bunker in Alabama where a 5-year-old boy was being held hostage.
In Virginia, the state General Assembly passed a bill that would place a two-year moratorium on the use of drones by state and local law enforcement. The measure is supported by groups as varied as the American Civil Liberties Union on the left and the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation on the right.
Gov. Bob McDonnell is proposing amendments that would retain the broad ban on spy drones but allow specific exemptions when lives are in danger, such as for search-and rescue operations. The legislature reconvenes on April 3 to consider the amendments.
"Any legislation that restricts the use of this kind of capability to serve the public is putting the public at risk," said Steve Gitlin, vice president of AeroVironment, a leading maker of smaller drones, including some no bigger than a hummingbird
Seattle abandoned its drone program after community protests in February. The city's police department had purchased two drones through a federal grant without consulting the city council.
Drones "clearly have so much potential for saving lives, and it's a darn shame we're having to go through this right now," said Stephen Ingley, executive director of the Airborne Law Enforcement Association. "It's frustrating."
In some states economic concerns have trumped public unease. In Oklahoma, an anti-drone bill was shelved at the request of Republican Gov. Mary Fallin, who was concerned it might hinder growth of the state's drone industry. The North Dakota state Senate killed a drone bill in part because of concern that it might impede the state's chances of being selected by the Federal Aviation Administration as one of six national drone test sites, which could generate local jobs.
A bill that would have limited the ability of state and local governments to use drones died in the Washington legislature. The measure was opposed by The Boeing Co., which employs more than 80,000 workers in the state and which has a subsidiary, Insitu, that's a leading military drone manufacturer.
Although the Supreme Court has not dealt directly with drones, it has OK'd aerial surveillance without warrants in drug cases in which officers in a plane or helicopter spotted marijuana plants growing on a suspect's property. But in a case involving the use of ground-based equipment, the court said police generally need a warrant before using a thermal imaging device to detect hot spots in a home that might indicate that marijuana plants are being grown there.
In Congress, Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., co-chairman of the House's privacy caucus, has introduced a bill that prohibits the Federal Aviation Administration from issuing drone licenses unless the applicant provides a statement explaining who will operate the drone, where it will be flown, what kind of data will be collected, how the data will be used, whether the information will be sold to third parties and the period for which the information will be retained.
Sentiment for curbing domestic drone use has brought the left and right together perhaps more than any other recent issue. "The thought of government drones buzzing overhead and constantly monitoring the activities of law-abiding citizens runs contrary to the notion of what it means to live in a free society," Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, said at a recent hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Privacy advocates acknowledge the many good uses of drones. In Mesa County, Colo., for example, an annual landfill survey using manned aircraft cost about $10,000. The county recently performed the same survey using a drone for about $200.
But drones' virtues can also make them dangerous, they say. Their low cost and ease of use may encourage police and others to conduct the kind of continuous or intrusive surveillance that might otherwise be impractical. Drones can be equipped with high-powered cameras and listening devices, and infrared cameras that can see people in the dark.
"High-rise buildings, security fences or even the walls of a building are not barriers to increasingly common drone technology," Amie Stepanovich, director of the Electronic Privacy Information Council's surveillance project, told the Senate panel.
Civilian drone use is limited to government agencies and public universities that have received a few hundred permits from the FAA. A law passed by Congress last year requires the FAA to open U.S. skies to widespread drone flights by 2015, but the agency is behind schedule and it's doubtful it will meet that deadline. Lawmakers and industry officials have complained for years about the FAA's slow progress.
The FAA estimates that within five years of gaining broader access about 7,500 civilian drones will be in use.
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., recently drew attention to the domestic use of drones when he staged a Senate filibuster, demanding to know whether the president has authority to use weaponized drones to kill Americans on American soil. The White House said no, if the person isn't engaged in combat. But industry officials worry that the episode could temporarily set back civilian drone use.
"The opposition has become very loud," said Gitlin of AeroVironment, "but we are confident that over time the benefits of these solutions (drones) are going to far outweigh the concerns, and they'll become part of normal life in the future."
--- Associated Press writer Michael Felberbaum in Richmond, Va., contributed to this report.
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Hi Paul
May I ask, if are there plans for a cooperation with LBM for shield transfers?
We are indeed talking to LBM about doing transfers for us...
Very good news to see they will be included in the box!!! Can't wait ...
Amen to that, chance of be being able to pull off anything looking good is pretty much zero.
Is there any chance of seeing a pic of the LBM transfers which are going to be in the box??
I read the wording of the box-set content with interest - waterslide transfers with artwork by LBM. That to me doesn't equal LBM transfers necessarily - as LBM transfers themselves ARENT waterslide are they? So - to clarify if you could please Paul if poss - are the boxes themselves to contain true LBM transfers or Warlord-produced waterslides using LBM artwork? And if the latter, are LBM planning alternative shield pattern transfers in their usual stick down, soak off format?
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Experience Country Living At Its Best In An Antique Log Cabin
Spend a quiet get-away at the Cabin at Cedar Run Farm in Franklin, Tennessee. The cabin is a fully restored log home, originally built around 1840. Letters written during the Civil War by the cabin's original owner are found hanging on the wall, giving you a sense of the cabin's history.
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ALBANY -- A 43-year-old man was arrested at 12:56 p.m. Tuesday after Albany-Dougherty Metro SWAT entered the barricaded home where he was hiding on the 800 block of Corn Avenue, stated Albany Police Department reports.
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Banks added that at 11:43 a.m. officers were called to an altercation. "Harewood charged at (36-year-old Christopher) Thomas with a knife and threatened to kill him. When Thomas attempted to defend himself, Harewood ran into the house at 807 Corn Ave. and barricaded himself inside," Banks said.
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Chris Brown unveils artwork for new single, 'Don't Judge Me'Chris Brown has unveiled the artwork for his new single, 'Don't Judge Me. ' The cover for the fifth release from his chart-topping fifth studio effort, 'Fortune,' sees him looking to the floor dressed in a white shirt and black tie in front of a blue background and with the same array of cryptic symbols that appears on its parent album. The US R&B singer has also been in the news this week after allegedly making a homophobic comment towards Frank Ocean, who recently admitted his first love was a man in an open letter on his Tumblr site. Advocate reports that Brown replied 'Man, no homo' after being asked about the Odd Future star by paparazzi outside a Cannes nightclub. Brown has yet to respond to the allegations. Listen to Chris Brown's 'Don't Judge Me' below: Latest 10 Chris Brown News Stories


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Luxury Turkeys for Thanksgiving
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The New York Times taste tested several different kinds of turkeys, from the standard supermarket Butterball to more exotic heritage bred birds to find out which ones were worthy of your table. The concluded that good cooking can make almost any turkey acceptable, but the clear winners of the test were the Bourbon Red and an American Bronze heritage birds, the organic bird and the domesticated wild turkey. If you want to serve a clear winner on Thanksgiving here is where to get them:
- Heritage Farms - They have organic heritage turkeys and you can get a 20-lb bird for about $200. They're almost sold out, though, so you might want to order now.
- Dartagnan - You'll find organic turkeys here and can get a 18-20-lb one for $130. They also carry smaller heritage birds (10-12-lb) for about $116.
- Griggstown - They carry free-range tradition turkeys at $113 for 18-20-lb birds, as well as Red Bourbon heritage turkeys (12-15-lbs for $150)


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This is a forum game dear to me, so be respectful, not and DG banhammer will fall upon ya
Ok the game's easy, you just have to say something about the person above you.
I can't start so the next person has to say something about me. His/her opinion.
The person above me has a great mind!
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The Calendar of the Arts lists dynamic public events that represent the academic curriculum in the Arts at Dickinson.
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Our students' educational experiences on campus must be seamlessly connected with where they go and what they do after graduation. While we recognize the intrinsic value of their four years at the college, our mission is to prepare young people for citizenship, civic engagement and careers thereafter. Key dimensions of our educational program, such as our emphasis on lifelong learning, are designed with this in mind. Graduates' achievements and activities not only fulfill the college's mission but also powerfully validate our distinctive approach to the liberal arts and the worth of a Dickinson degree.
Moreover, Dickinson's alumni are an underutilized resource for both our current undergraduates and the college as a whole. Alumni have the ability to serve as mentors for our students and to assist them through active networking to find internships and job placement. Alumni achievements of all sorts—personal, in career and in community—can enhance the college's reputation and serve as vehicles for increasing Dickinson's visibility. Our alumni, in this regard, are embodiments of the Dickinson narrative. Finally, alumni are the primary source of philanthropy for institutions like Dickinson.
SP III identifies stronger relationships with alumni and more effective tapping of alumni resources as critical to our future. We need to network with ever wider circles of alumni, seeking their assistance in career placement, recruitment and other volunteer work for Dickinson. We need to better communicate the accomplishments of our graduates. Moreover, we need to enhance alumni philanthropy for the college, creating a more vibrant "culture of giving." It is in this arena—giving, especially as reflected in endowment—that Dickinson lags most painfully behind many of our peer and all of our aspirant institutions.
Strategic Goal A: Successful transition of students from their undergraduate work to advanced study and career placement is a key element in the relationship between Dickinson and its alumni. We need to ensure that we offer comprehensive and effective support for students' post-graduate plans and aspirations—both for advanced study and for career. Our academic and student life programs center on the development of a 21st-century skill set that serves our graduates well in this regard, but we must also provide targeted support programs.
Objective 1. We need to integrate the work of the Advising Office, Career Center and faculty into a seamless network able to inform and guide students on how to plan for the future and build educational programs that support their aspirations and placement. We should determine whether our current division of responsibilities is the best approach and discuss how these offices integrate their activities. Whatever specific organization we adopt, a unified and coordinated effort should be our goal.
Objective 2. As our student body becomes more diverse and as we emphasize diversity as a distinguishing characteristic of the college, we need to assess how well we serve students of color and international students with graduate school and career advising.
Objective 3. Most alumni (55-60 percent) enroll in graduate school within five years of graduation. Given the importance of advanced study, we need to enhance our already substantial efforts to provide experiences and support that guarantee acceptance and success in high-quality graduate programs. Key steps include:
Objective 4. Career placement for our graduates is about one-fourth in business, one-fourth in education and much of the remainder in government, other non-profit and health sectors. Education, non-profit and government are rising destinations in line with national trends. Growth fields nationally include the government (especially security), sustainability ("green jobs") and health care (nursing and allied-health professions). Our current trend, again in line with national statistics, is for more students to postpone job search until well after graduation. For Dickinson graduates, service and personal development frequently figure as the primary considerations in career rather than salary. These trends all speak to a strong alignment between our academic programs and graduate choice/emerging opportunities. Nonetheless, developing strong support to graduates in career placement—initially and thereafter—is of utmost importance to the college. We suggest the following steps to enhance our current efforts:
Strategic Goal B: Dickinson's future will in significant part be determined by the quality of our connections to our alumni—they are a key asset to our value as a college. Yet, despite recent strides, we continue to lag behind peers. In order to meet this concern we need to launch an initiative to intensify our alumni relations program. Key elements of such an initiative include:
Objective 1. Expand Channels of Engagement. Develop and implement initiatives that connect, engage and inform as many alumni as possible about the college and how association with it adds value. We need to expand programming in areas including affiliations beyond class year by age and life stages; educational opportunities; alumni travel; use of Web and technology to bring on-campus educational programs to homes and businesses; and for the undergraduate population. We must maintain a strong presence in Tier I clubs (regions where 1,000 or more alumni reside; 67 percent of alumni live within this tier), while moderating staff commitment to regions with fewer alumni. The intent of realigning programs is to strengthen bonds, increase involvement in the college and add value to the Dickinson network.
Objective 2. Facilitate Connections in and among alumni and with the college. Expand and manage the model of "giving back" beyond financial support to a global alumni network of volunteers. Enhance and expand on campus alumni activities and use technology to expand access to the Career Center and the academic community.
Objective 3. Celebrate and Honor Our Constituents. Showcase the personal and professional successes of alumni and honor and recognize outstanding service to the college and beyond, thus making alumni activities and achievements more visible. Such efforts should, for example, include exploration of opportunities for academic departments to profile accomplishments of alumni on their web pages.
Objective 4. Better, technologically-informed communication with the college and among alumni. We must inform and educate alumni and parents about the college through multiple channels (print, Web, social media and events). We envision and will implement new steps reflecting the rapid evolution of technology-driven social networking to foster the alumni online community and to make alumni events more visible on the college Web site.
Objective 5. Data collection and assessment. Working with advancement colleagues and advancement services, we will establish a task force to collectively determine key metrics to measure our progress. Survey annually alumni entering into their 10th, 25th and 50th reunions for their reflections upon the Dickinson experience and the value it has brought to their lives and conduct regular surveys of community and civic engagement.
Objective 6. Connection between the college and its alumni is not something easily created once they have graduated. A sense of affinity with Dickinson needs to be cultivated during the undergraduate experience, and even before. We must develop a clear plan to cultivate Dickinson identity and affiliation from admission to orientation to graduation. This project crosses all divisions of the college and should be undertaken by a task force representing all constituencies including of course alumni.
Strategic Goal C: In all our outreach activities, we must not overlook the potential role of Dickinson parents as an integral part of the Dickinson community. We need to offer good programming for them while their daughters and sons attend the college, and we need to include them in our networking and volunteer activities.


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Meyer May House, Grand Rapids The 1908 home is one of the country's most complete Frank Lloyd Wright restorations (left).
Designed for a prominent local clothier, the Prairie-style home was considered revolutionary when it was built. After the original owner died in the 1930s, the house sat vacant for several years. Some rooms were later rented as apartments. Steelcase, an office furniture company headquartered in Grand Rapids, bought the house in 1985, restored it after extensive research and opened it to the public in 1987. Guided tours are free.
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All, I need to set environment variables in my ~/.profile since I am running a program (QtCreator) that doesn't start a bash shell.
I cannot for the life of me get it to work though. QtCreator will not show any of the environment variables I defined under "System Environment."
Could anyone offer any advice? Thanks in advance.
Edit: Okay, actually it turns out my question is why can't I source my_environment
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Yeah, I agree with Arantor. It's doesn't look bad per se but the arrow or similar definitely seems slightly more suited or appropriate. Seeing it in live action may help a little.Quote from Nao I don't quite understand?
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Former Denton Ryan standout Jarvis Moss, a 6-foot-7, 260-pound defensive end out of Florida who was unsigned during the 2012 NFL season, spent part of Wednesday working out at Valley Ranch but was not signed to a contract, according to the Cowboys' website. Moss, 28, left Florida early and was the 17th pick of the first round in the 2007 draft, going to Denver. But he played in only 25 games before the Broncos released him in the middle of the 2010 season. Moss played the final five games of 2010 with Oakland and then played 14 games and had 1.5 sacks with the Raiders in 2011.


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Ron Davidson was born into a Perth newspaper family and served his time as a journalist. He failed first-year English at The University of Western Australia three times before giving up and taking a psychology degree. Ron lectured in Psychology for twenty years and published academic papers before rediscovering the family knack of storytelling. Three books appeared, rich in the lives and times of their varied subjects. Meanwhile Ron was having a love affair with Fremantle during his thirty years in a heritage house there. He accumulated stories and characters and places, and the result, Fremantle Impressions, has been hailed as a new way of writing about cities.
Short listed, Western Australian Premier's Book Award, 2001
Short listed, Western Australian Premier's Book Award, 1987
Books available from Fremantle Press
- Fremantle Impressions 2008
- Anything but Ordinary 2000
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New backfield shines as Cowboys roll Tech
Jake TrotterLUBBOCK, Texas -- Back in July, Oklahoma State was the preseason pick to win the Big 12. Saturday night, the Cowboys finally showed why. And why they might be contenders after all. Behind its new-look backfield, Oklahoma State unleashed the ...
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Brandon ChatmonThe preseason buzz in Stillwater, Okla., said Desmond Roland could be a guy to keep an eye on for Oklahoma State this season. The running back showed why with a 219-yard, four-touchdown performance against Iowa State on Saturday. The junior averag...
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With No. 19 Oklahoma State's lead running back, Jeremy Smith, in question, coach Mike Gundy looks to use true freshman Rennie Childs earlier and perhaps more often Saturday against Iowa State.
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Jake TrotterWhat we learned about the Big 12 from Week 8: 1. TCU's offense is hopeless: Once again, the TCU defense kept the Horned Frogs in the game. Once again, it didn't matter. TCU's inept offensive attack reached a new level in Stillwater. QB Trevone Boy...
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Big 12 predictions: Week 8
Jake TrotterLast week, Tyler, the K-State fan from California who is getting married this weekend, flaked out on being the guest picker. Or so I thought. I assumed Tyler's bride-to-be was getting on his case about focusing on his picks instead of his weddi...
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Big 12 predictions: Week 6
Jake TrotterLike the Steelers and Vikings, I crossed the pond to find this week's guest picker, David in England. David's submission: Hi there guys! I'm an avid follower of college football, which is rather rare in this country! I'd love to be your guest p...
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Big 12 weekend rewind: Week 5
Jake TrotterTaking stock of Week 5 in the Big 12: Team of the week: Oklahoma. With their victory over Oklahoma State, the Mountaineers deserved strong consideration here. But by winning in South Bend, the Sooners delivered the Big 12 its best win of the year ...
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What we learned in the Big 12: Week 5
Jake TrotterThe Sooners notched a big nonconference road win for the Big 12, West Virginia's defense came up big in an upset of Oklahoma State, and TCU finally found some offense against SMU. What we learned about the Big 12 from Week 5: The Sooners are a ...
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Big 12 lunchtime links
Jake TrotterThere's no crying in baseball, but I guess it's OK here. The Cyclones found their footing, and an offense, at Tulsa, according to the Ames Tribune's Bobby La Gesse. Tommy Birch of the Des Moines Register writes about how QB Sam Richardson overcam...
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Brandon ChatmonHere are the Big 12's unsung heroes in Week 3. Receiver Quenton Bundrage, Iowa State: Overshadowed by the Cyclones' struggles against Iowa, Bundrage could be emerging as a go-to target for quarterback Sam Richardson. He finished with seven recepti...
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Big 12 helmet stickers: Week 3
Max OlsonRecognizing the best and brightest from around the Big 12 in Week 3: QB Blake Bell, Oklahoma Turns out Bell is a better passer than anyone realized. He threw for 413 yards and four touchdowns against Tulsa, showing impressive confidence and rap...
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Jeremy Smith (3 TDs), No. 12 Oklahoma St. rough up Lamar
Jeremy Smith rushed for three first-half touchdowns and Josh Stewart returned a punt 67 yards for a score as No. 12 Oklahoma State rolled over Lamar, 59-3, on Saturday night.
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Big 12 Fantasy Football: Week 1
Max OlsonJake Trotter guaranteed he had the best team in our Big 12 fantasy football league. For week 1, he was indeed correct. Led by big performances from Bryce Petty, Jeremy Smith and Charles Sims, Jake won the opening weekend with 102 points. Finishing ...
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Big 12's lunchtime links
Brandon ChatmonHe's not heading to the Big 12, but any football fan would love this run... stop it, Jabrill, just stop it. West Virginia's leading rusher, Andrew Buie, is slated to redshirt this season, reports Mike Casazza of the Charleston Daily Mail. Houston...
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My current system consists of 2 eros mk2 speakers running off a Marantz 4000 reciever (100watt per front channel) as the main speakers.
I have recently had two tweeters ( scan speak 9500's) stop working. One in each pair. I had a spare that i placed in the first one that went which is why i am assuming it is the tweeter that went (not crossover/etc issue). They did not go at the same time, probally about two weeks apart. The speakers have only had around 3 months of use.
As you may have guessed at the time of these indiscressions i was playing the system loud ( ok very loud) 40 of 50 on the volume playing a SACD both times.
There are a couple of things that have been bothering me about these tweeters stopping working and i was hoping that the people on this forum will be able to help me out with there knowledge.
1. I like to think that i have a reasonable ear for sound and I did not hear any distortion before the tweeter stopped working. Is this normal, i was under the impression ( maybe false) that i could play the speakers as loud as i wanted up until the point that the speakers started to distort without doing them damage. They basically just stopped producing sound.
2. Has anyone else ever had this problem?
3. What is likely to have broken in the tweeter, and is there a chance i will be able to repair it?
4. What should i look for to diagnose the problem?
Since i live in Australia there is lttle point sending the speaker back even if it is under warrenty as the freight ends up costing about as much as buying a new one. So am willing to try and fix the problem myself even if there is a chance that i completely stuff it. So any help in that regard will be great.
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Groundbreaking personal injury firm
Posted in Personal Injury on June 23rd, 2012 by adminWith all the bad publicity about injury solicitors, injury claims, compensation culture and referral fees, it's refreshing to see some obviously positive news. Lloyd Green solicitors, based in Essex, pride themselves on being different. They tell us that they are sick and tired of all the negativity about what they do. yes, they are injury lawyers, yes they are in business to make money like every other business, but no, they do not encourage claims, they do not like dealing with with insurers on referrals, and they do take their responsibility to the local and wider community seriously. Read more »


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International Programs has moved to University Plaza
The Division of International Programs (IP) furthers Oregon State University's commitment to internationalization by providing leadership and support across several critical areas, including development and implementation of strategic directions in internationalization, campus-wide coordination of international efforts, facilitating successful integration of international students and scholars, and supporting and expanding education abroad programs for students and faculty.
Welcoming Diversity: Valuing the Differences Among Us
This day-long workshop uses the award winning National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI) community building model. OSU's team of NCBI trained facilitators lead participants through a series of
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A natural home for mason bees and other solitary bees as well as for a variety of over wintering insects. An unusal garden accessory!Vital for pollinating fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers, these bees are not aggressive and are safe with children and pets. Hang on a wall or from a tree with the special strengthened seagrass rope. Position in a warm place near nectar sources to catch the morning sun. Made from FSC® certified silver birchWeighs approximately 2.5kg
Mention bees and most people think of the 'social bees' - swarms of honey bees, or gangs of bumblebees. In fact, the vast majority of bees are solitary, living out their lives as single bees, provisioning single nest cells, rather than working with many other bees to raise huge numbers of offspring in shared nests.And fear not! Mason bees can sting, but only the females and then only very feebly. They will only attempt to sting you if roughly handled. Solitary bees live solitary life-styles, so they do not gang up on you in terrifying numbers. In fact they don't gang up on you at all. They hardly bother to defend their own nests! In short, they are virtually harmless.
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GITTE SCHÄFERBorn 1971 in Stuttgart. Lives in Berlin.Gitte Schäfer, Elias, 2007 Gitte Schäfer works with cultural emblems in her intimate paintings
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Sad story, as Chad Ochocinco Johnson gets released from the Miami Dolphins Football Team. I respect the teams decision on releasing him, because as an organization, you don't want to condone irrational behavior from your employee, but I think people are taking this too far. People make mistakes, and he is clearly paying for it now, but at the end of the day, nobody was were not there to say what really happen. So, I advise people to move on and let this situation be. Keep your head up my dude and disregard what people say, because your talent didn't go anywhere. Just move on!
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