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Communist China has enacted some market reforms in recent decades and thus has enjoyed a fair degree of economic growth. But many of its social policies remain starkly brutal and repressive.
Not the least of those is its one-child policy -- enacted to hold down population.
A woman who cannot pay the equivalent of a $6,300 fine in order to have a second baby can be forced to abort her child.
That was on gruesome display with the savage killing by government officials of an unborn baby who was only weeks from birth. Not content to force the woman to abort her child, government officials cruelly beat her, as well, according to news accounts.
But someone was watching, and this time the government didn't get to play out its vicious tendencies with impunity. Photos of the woman beside her bloodied, dead infant were circulated on the Internet, and they were met with deserved revulsion and horror not only abroad but among Chinese citizens.
The totalitarian government felt the pressure. Though it offered no clear repudiation of its sickening one-child policy, it issued a statement on its official website labeling this particular forced abortion "society's shame." One commentary on the site "said the case exposed the lack of humanity in some administrative officials," The Associated Press reported.
And that decency deficit surprises exactly ... whom?
China's "Great Leap Forward" led to the deaths of perhaps 45 million of its citizens -- both from outright murder by the government and from needless famine that resulted from collectivist policies -- only a few decades ago. Countless religious and political dissidents have been killed or tortured in the intervening years. (Remember Tiananmen Square?)
This is not, in short, a government that is long on "humanity." It has nursed for decades on the blood of innocents.
So it is tragic but, in a sense, almost unremarkable that a mere Chinese citizen -- a lowly woman, no less -- should have been brutalized and her baby slaughtered in a nation steeped in officially sanctioned mayhem.
Why would the world expect anything different?
China is rapidly re-inventing herself and is moving ahead with thoughtful long-term planning. We have more to learn from China than to criticize.
A Chinese exchange student who lived with our family for two years gave us a wonderful insight into China and the pride the Chinese have in their recent accomplishments. China seems capable of recognising her weak points and moving to correct them. It is that attitude that is propelling China into becoming a world leader.
I agree nucanuck. China is outsmarting our leaders on every front. China has the patience and long term planning to be successful. It is hard to imagine how large China is and how difficult it is to manage. We would be better served if those we elect addressed U.S. issues rather than trying to dictate to others how they should govern. Americans knowledge of China derives only from the press propaganda by many that have never visited that country and others that seek sensational events that sell publications. Foreign correspondents do the same with shameful U.S. events such as own wall street events and other protest and violence shown on TV.
China chooses to murder the unborn, America allows the mother to chose to murder the unborn. There both "Society's shame!"
Your grammar is a shame.
Who are you to decide what a woman can choose to do with her body? If you don't like abortion then don't get one. But it should be an option for women. Rape, incest, or if the baby is threatening the life of the mother are all scenarios where abortion is likely preferable. The issue isn't black and white like you make it out to be. There is plenty of grey area.
Thanks for the grammar tip.
Your rape, incest, and life of the mother exceptions reveal that you have a moral standard for yourself but it is a standard sorely lacking when you purposely omit mentioning the millions of the unborn murdered for the sake of convenience.
How many homeless starving children have you adopted today conservative?
Or does controlling others choices regarding potential life take priority for you over your choice to save and assist existing life.
These are questions you should consider seriously, our sky daddy will expect answers when you prance from this life on to magic eternal reward land to set up residence in your golden mansion at 1232 Golden St.
"This is not, in short, a government that is long on "humanity." It has nursed for decades on the blood of innocents."
Just as the U.S. has done from Nicaragua, Chile and El Salvador to Vietnam, Haiti, Pakistan, etc., etc. Anywhere that the needs and aspirations of poor people have run up against corporate profiteering by elitist capitalists and neocon thinktank fantasies of "full spectrum dominance", the good 'ol USA has been there with death squads, assasinations, invasions, puppet leaders and, now, drones which ignorant Americans see as expression of "revenge" for 911.
Remember, Mr. Editor, it was China that originated moveable type before Columbus and that 5,000 - 9,000 years ago, Chinese artisans lived in cultures that produced ceramics, bronzes, jade art and elaborate burials which boggle the mind; while caucasian Europeans were still wearing animal skins and engaged in seesaw warfare with that other notable empire from Rome.
2,500 years ago, Confucius said "Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves."
How could you know whether an abortion is for "convenience" or not? You couldn't possibly know that. And who are you to say whether "convenience" is a good enough reason or not? No one should have control over what a woman does with her own body. No one.
Make no mistake, China is no utopia. Their citizens do not enjoy the rights and due process we take for granted. Their giant manufacturing base causes massive pollution and appalling conditions for many of their workers. Their government meddles in the reproduction of its citizens. China's got a lot of things going for it, but it's hard to defend the human rights record.
All you folk so in love with China, we have airplanes going that way. They are not like us, never have been, never will be even if they one day own us. We learn only what they want us to learn. While an exchange student may be a sampling NU of life there. In such a vast nation, it is by no means the total story. Oppression is the main feature. You comply or else... Their advancements have been gradual and I defy any of us to go there, live a year, return and say you'd love to live there the rest of your life.
Their advancements have already surpassed ours. And Americans do live there. Quite a few actually.
I have no desire to live in a cage with either a Russian Bear or an Asian Tiger but trying to be comfortable in a cage with a nest of snakes including a corporate CEO, a commodities trader, an investment banker and a Pentagon planner would be no more pleasant.
You play the moral card when you justify abortion on the grounds of rape, incest and saving the life of the mother which are only a small percentage of the number of abortions performed each year. You play the hypocrite when you dismiss the murder of over 1 million of the unborn by demanding that they have a right to do so.
Yes would be mothers had the legal right to take the lives of over 1 million of their unborn children last year but there was nothing moral about it. These 1 million plus unborn were aborted for the sake of convenience.
America shares the same shame of China regarding abortion.
Again, how do you know the mother's reasoning for ANY abortion? Where do you get these "convenience" numbers? In church?
You have yet to answer that.
Also, who are you to decide what is right or wrong for someone else?
No, America doesn't share the same shame. Our women have a choice about their bodies. Women in China don't.
Conservatives are such hypocrites, they say they don't want "big brother" telling them or people what to do, then want to shove big brother up a womens you know where.
Just so you know, I'm setting you up here. Look at he definition of the word convenience that I'm providing for you. Think about the definition and then think how over 1 million abortions could be for reasons of convenience.
"something that you do to make things easier for yourself or that is intended to make things easier for you"
nucanuck said... "China is rapidly re-inventing herself and is moving ahead with thoughtful long-term planning. We have more to learn from China than to criticize."
This is the new liberal model to strive for. Sure, let's adopt China's model, along with the horrible labor compensation rates and wealth disparity that makes the US look like a socialist utopia. Do you really think that is something to strive towards?
I can imagine Chinese citizens are excited about the changes as many of them are in the right direction, unlike in our country. You have to consider their reference point though. An average US citizen placed into the place of the average Chinese citizen would probably consider suicide over the loss in standard of living.
Your "Conservatives are such hypocrites, they say they don't want "big brother" telling them or people what to do, then want to shove big brother up a womens you know where" is such a strawman.
You propose a preposterous absolute that Conservatives hold to. I don't believe or demand what you accuse Conservative of and know of no other Conservative that does either. A society could not exist without laws which tell people what to do.
"This is not, in short, a government that is long on 'humanity.'" - editor
Ha! As if this editor or any of today's conservatives give a rat's ass about "humanity." The only way they want our government showing humanity is for the unborn - so much so that they think it's government's right to literally stick their nose into a woman's uterus. But the moment you come into this world, especially if you're born into poverty, you're considereed a drain on society and not worth spitting on. Their social-darwinist mindset will tell you to make it on your own or die. Period. If you don't share their fetish for God, guns, or money, you simply don't count. Or more accurately, you're considered an "unpatriotic" and hostile force.
A conservative expressing concern about government showing humanity? That's funny.
Now, I warned you that I was setting you up. Over 1 million abortions are performed each year in this country for convenience. I gave you a definition of convenience - "something that you do to make things easier for yourself or that is intended to make things easier for you"
Here is a pro abortion website for you citing convenience reasons for abortions :
"The most common underlying reasons for abortion were 1) they could not afford a child at the time and were unmarried (42%), 2) it would interfere with their education (38%), 3) it would interfere with their employment (38%), and 4) they were students or planning to enroll in studies (34%). Other reasons are having relationship problems, not ready for another child, or don't want people to know they had sex or got pregnant, the health of the fetus, victim of rape, or became pregnant as result of incest."
Con-man, let's assume that every one of those abortions had never been performed. That would be a million more human beings added to an already over-populated world. And since the overwhelming number of those babies would have been born into poverty, without a father, or into an environment where the mother would not have wanted that baby or been able to properly care for it, what would become of all those babies? There are already vastly more babies needing adoption than there are people willing or able to adopt them. And you say it's not government's role to be a "nanny state" and take care of them. So tell me, then, what would become of all those babies? That's a million of them...per year, according to your stats. If government has the power and authority to force a woman to give birth against her will, doesn't that same government have a responsiblity to care for that baby once it enters the world?
If you think it's not government's role to take take care of all those little cherubs you seem to care so much about, most of whom would be born into environments that breed crime and poverty, then I'm asking you....what would you suggest doing with them?
And don't tell me that it's not your responsiblity what to do with them. If you are advocating for an outlaw to all abortions, then you are taking away the woman's right to choose for herself, in which case you DO bear some responsibility in seeing how those babies are to be cared for. And if you say that there are some circumstances in which an abortion should be allowed, then it is not up to you to decide what is "convenience" and what is a matter of urgency and importance for that woman. Either way you look at it, you should either butt out or devise a way that a million unwanted babies per year added to our census can be fed, nurtured, and turned into healthy and productive members of society.
China is an authoritarian government with a central hierarchy. This has been the case for the past few centuries.
The only thing that has changed is pretending to have the Mandate of the People instead of the Mandate of Heaven. But the reality is they're as close to people as they were to heaven.
You have set me up for nothing. I never refuted your claim. I actually set you up to finally provide some evidence for your claim. Now that you have, I will refute your claim.
Having an abortion has little to do with convenience. Having an abortion likely didn't make these women's lives any "easier". Many likely finished school, sought higher education or got a job. Then, if they chose, had children later. It what way did having the abortion makes their lives "easier"? It would seem that it made them harder. If they had the child, they might have quit school or work. Then where would they be? Poverty or maybe worse?
You are mistaken. Abortion's are not done for "convenience". They are very hard decisions that take tremendous amounts of thought and examination. Convenience plays no part. Choosing education or a career over a child is not easier. Many of these women will likely live with the pain of their decision for the rest of their lives but, in the end, it was their decision and it should always be. You have no right to pass any judgment against these women. The choice is theirs and you have no right to say what any woman chooses to do with her own body.
I provided you with the meaning of "convenience" and also provided you with a pro abortion cite giving the "convenient" reasons why the vast majority of women murder their unborn child.
"The most common underlying reasons for abortion were 1) they could not afford a child at the time and were unmarried (42%), 2) it would interfere with their education (38%), 3) it would interfere with their employment (38%), and 4) they were students or planning to enroll in studies (34%). Other reasons are having relationship problems, not ready for another child, or don't want people to know they had sex or got pregnant, the health of the fetus, victim of rape, or became pregnant as result of incest."
As a professing Atheist you deny your creator and the creator of heaven and earth and mankind ; Psalm 14:1 The fool has said in his heart " there is no God" If a person can spread the greatest lie of all, the rest is easy.
It is certainly true - "it is folly to argue with a fool."
Are you illiterate?
Those aren't reasons of convenience as I explained.
Prove there is any god, much less the Christian god. It is certainly true that you are gullible enough to believe something on no evidence. Religion is the greatest lie of all. It is the suspension of truth for superstition. You ignore reason and science and replace it with Iron Age barbarism. Congratulations!


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How will MLS move impact Michael Bradley's World Cup preparations?
LAUDERHILL, Fla. – In the middle of a hectic period destined to alter his professional future, Michael Bradley found a few moments to contact a person keenly interested in his decision to move from AS Roma to Toronto FC: United States coach Jürgen Klinsmann.
Bradley said he reached out to Klinsmann recently to chat about his impending $10 million transfer to MLS and explain why he decided to swap Serie A for MLS at the start of a World Cup year.
"He and I spoke at the end of last week," Bradley told FOX Soccer in a phone interview after his unveiling in Toronto on Monday. "We had a good conversation. He and I have always had an honest relationship. I wanted to him to hear from me what I was thinking and how I was sizing everything up. It was a good conversation."
The reasons behind the transfer — a thought process Bradley detailed here yesterday — matter far less than its impact on preparing for the World Cup at this stage. The lingering concerns about regular playing time at Roma ended once he agreed to terms with TFC. Now Bradley must simply use the next few months to hone his fitness and obtain his match sharpness before the delegation departs for Brazil.
MLS will not match the tactical and technical demands usually found in the upper reaches of Serie A, but its exacting and rigorous fare will test Bradley in a different fashion. He must navigate through those requirements with the pressure of an expectant public and the weight of a lucrative deal upon his shoulders. The difficulty of the task and the heap of the responsibility for its success or failure poses a considerable challenge, according to Bradley.
"At the end of the day, Jürgen wants guys who aren't afraid to take risks, who aren't afraid to put themselves on the line and challenge themselves to be better players, to take more responsibility, to be better leaders," Bradley said. "That's what I'm doing in Toronto."
Several of his international teammates face the same challenges with their MLS sides. Landon Donovan and Omar Gonzalez committed their futures to LA Galaxy last year. Clint Dempsey signed in Seattle. Matt Besler and Graham Zusi stayed the course with Sporting Kansas City. Other players — including potential addition Maurice Edu (linked with a Stateside move by ESPN analyst Taylor Twellman on Tuesday) and recent returnee Michael Parkhurst — now see the league as a viable alternative to plying their trade overseas.
Bradley joined that group when he signed for Toronto FC, but he does not speak for it. Nor does anyone else. This trend place MLS in an awkward position (begrudging respect after World Cup success, vicious excoriation in the wake of failure) without capturing the individual reasons why each of those players made their particular choices to cast their lot at home, Bradley said.
"I've always said, at the end of the day, everybody has to make their own decisions," Bradley said. "Even when I went to Europe and people asked, I always said everybody has to decide what is important to them, what challenges them, what motivates them. I think it's important, still, for guys in the national team to have and have had the experience of playing in Europe. But, at the same time, guys who choose to play in MLS and challenge themselves by taking big roles here, I think that's just as important."
It may or may not represent the ideal path in Klinsmann's estimation, but it is the route Bradley and several of his peers have chosen. They must now find a way to make it work for them as they spend the next few months preparing for their journey to Brazil.
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Food Markets in London
There are many London food markets selling specialist and organic foodstuffs. So whether you're searching for unusual ingredients, or just fancy treating yourself to some home-made delicacies, take a look at London's richly varied food markets below.
Lower Marsh Saturday Market
Food Market
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This vibrant weekend food market takes place every Saturday from 10am-3pm at in Lower Marsh, just behind Waterloo Station.
Partridges Food Market
Food Market
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Partridges Food Market consists of 70 diverse stalls that sell everything from cakes to speciality breads, cheese to pies.
Leadenhall Market
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Leadenhall Market, EC3V 1LR [map]
Leadenhall Market is a beautiful covered market in the City of London. Under the elegant Victorian roof there are stalls, restaurants,shops and pubs to enjoy.
Borough Market
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Borough High Street, Borough, SE1 9DE [map]
Borough Market's gourmet food market consists of up to 70 stalls selling fish, meats, vegetables, ciders, cheeses, breads, coffees, cakes and patisseries.
Berwick Street Market
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Berwick Street, Soho, W1F 8ST [map]
Established since 1830, Berwick Street Market is situated in Soho and sells an array of mouth-watering foods and nibbles.
Brixton Market
Food Market
Brixton Station Road, Brixton, SW9 8JR [map]
Brixton Market on Electric Avenue is a busy and vibrant local street market selling food, homewear and all the essentials.
Broadway Market Hackney
Food Market
The Broadway, Hackney, E8 4QJ [map]
One of the oldest chartered markets in London is having a revival.
Food Market
King's Boulevard, King's Cross, N1C 4AA [map]
A carefully selected range of street food merchants occupies the King's Boulevard at lunchtimes between Tuesday-Friday.
Maltby Street Market
Food Market
Maltby Street, Bermondsey, SE1 2HQ [map]
A small but bustling market offering fresh produce, including breads, cakes, meats and cheeses.
New Covent Garden Market
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Nine Elms, Vauxhall, SW8 5NX [map]
New Covent Garden Market in Vauxhall is the largest fruit, vegetable and flower market in the UK.
Shepherds Markets at Thomas More Square
Food Market
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Thomas More Square E1W 1YN [map]
Smithfield Market
Food Market
Central Markets, London, EC1A 9PS [map]
Smithfield Meat Market is the largest wholesale meat market in the UK.
Spitalfields Produce Market
Food Market
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Old Spitalfields Market E1 6EW [map]
Spitalfields Produce Market offers a fantastic range of seasonal and local free-range vegetables, fruit, meat, chicken, fish, cheese, eggs, juice, bread, cakes, jams, preserves and local crafts. The market is open every Friday from 10am-7pm and on the second Saturday of every month from 11am-5pm.
Walthamstow Market
Food Market
High Street, E17 7JY [map]
Walthamstow Market is the longest street market in England and a bargain hunter's paradise.
Billingsgate Market
Food Market
E14 5ST [map]
Billingsgate is the United Kingdom's largest inland fish market.
Chapel Market
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Liverpool Road, Islington, N1 0RW [map]
Chapel Market sells an extensive variety of fruits and vegetables as well as reasonably priced clothes.
Chelsea Farmers Market
Food Market
125 Sydney Street, SW3 6NR [map]
Despite the name, you won't find farmers selling their wares at Chelsea Farmers' Market. Instead, this quiet enclave off Kings Road is a scenic square with one-off shops and restaurants with al fresco dining.
Ealing Market
Food Market
Leeland Road, Ealing, W13 9HH [map]
A market selling local produce, from top-quality beef and lamb to farm-shot rook and squirrel, and heritage apples.
Exmouth Market
Food Market
Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, EC1R 4QE [map]
Exmouth Market is a weekly street market on Fridays and Saturdays.
Ridley Road Market
Food Market
Ridley Road, Dalston, [map]
The Ridley Road Market takes place right in the centre of Dalston, opposite Dalston Kingsland Train Station and next to Kingsland Shopping Centre.
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Leadenhall Market
Food Market
Leadenhall Market, EC3V 1LR [map]
Leadenhall Market is a beautiful covered market in the City of London. Under the elegant Victorian roof there are stalls, restaurants,shops and pubs to enjoy.


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newbie - 2011-01-31
I just bought a GSP and was wanting to feed it ghost shrimp. I was wondering how many a day would be appropriate to feed it? I don't want to over feed it.
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Pam Boval - 2011-01-05
Oh come on people..I purchased my 1st GSP..Mr. Peabody at WalMart approx 2 years ago..he is adorable. I purchased my 2nd approx 6 mths ago from WalMart also..to give Mr. Peabody a buddy of his own species. I have a 150 gallon freshwater tank with angels, diamond tetras, red tetras, zebras, loaches..etc. It is a great community tank and so far I have never had any problems w/socialization, etc. I do remember when I brought Mr. Peabody home he had ick so I went ahead and treated my whole tank for ick..which I do whenever I add new fish just as a precautionary measure. He responded well and is growing and thriving beautifully. His new tank friend is also doing well..I HAVE NEVER FED THEM ANYTHING BESIDES WHAT I'VE ALWAYS FED MY OTHER FISH..which is shrimp pellets..which the puffers seem to like the best..they also like the freeze dried whole river shrimp, which you can purchase at most pet stores. They also consume flakes which my other fish feed on. Why do people have to make things sooo complicated? Just enjoy your tank and quit listening to all the gibberish that people constantly bombard us with. They are probably the most fun fish that are in my tank and yes...they do seem to recognize us after awhile. Mr. Peabody is happy and his "partner in crime" also seem to be happy. They propel around and makes whoever happens to see them chuckle and laugh a bit. Good Luck and believe me...you don't have to go buy special food, etc. to have a happy and healthy GSP...I learned something by reading your site though..I didn't know that WalMart couldn't treat their fish that appear to have disease..which is the case with a lot of the fish I observe in their tanks. My puffers are the only fish I have ever purchased from WM and only then because I immediately fell in love w/them when I saw them..Happy fishing.....
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Marita - 2011-02-01
I have a 10 gallon brackish tank. I purchased 2 GSPs about 2 months ago. The one died after 2 days and the other has been hanging in there. He recently has been acting lethargic and not as happy. Also right before his tail, after his gills looks "deflated". It's flat and has no real depth but only on his right side. I thought maybe he was lonely so I got another GSP to keep him company a few days ago. He seems to be doing a little better and is swimming around more. But his tail is still flat on the right side. Has anyone heard of thus? Know how to remedy it? Can point me in the direction to where I can get dome answers? Thanks!!
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I recently purchased 2 spotted puffers and from what I've read on here, I now know why my tank got cloudy. I only have a 10 gallon tank. My question to anyone that knows anything about Walmart is....Why is it that Walmart keeps them in a small tank and it doesn't get cloudy? My tank was very clean for the first 24 hours. I left home and came back at the end of the day and it was cloudy? What can I do for the mean while to keep my tank from becoming cloudy while I get a bigger tank?
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Chris Buttram - 2010-11-14
1) GSP's are like people. You can live on minimal foods and WATER, but other nutrients make you healthier. As does SALT for Puffers.
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Hugo - 2010-12-22
I just bought 4 Spotted Puffers and put them. They are all by themselves without any other kinds of fish. They seem to be doing well so far but they have a few spots of black on the bottom of their bellies. Not all of them have it, I think 2 do; and they're tiny. Should I be worried? Also, I've been feeding them live bloodworms, should I be feeding them anything else just to vary their diet? They're super cute fish!
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Ashley - 2011-01-05
I think the best environment for green spotted puffers is saltwater not only because it seems better for their health, but the fact that they can and will tear your fish apart in a freshwater setup. I'll explain: Even though they can last for some time in freshwater, you'll soon notice that they become fish terrorists! All green spotted puffers are wild caught, where most fish have to fend for themselves. In your typical pet store, most freshwater fish are tank bred and have no idea what a predator is, so when the puffer with his/her extremely sharp beak shows up, they don't have a chance! I've seen many so-called "aggressive" freshwater fish have their pretty fins torn to pieces from a puffers sharp nip. Saltwater fish however, know how to defend themselves against predators and most don't put up with bad behavior. When I had my green spotted puffer (named Sushi), she tried to grab my coral beauty angelfish's fins, but the angelfish nipped back and chased her away. When she tried the same thing with my maroon clown, blue damsel, and royal gramma, they did the same thing and she knew not to even bother trying to nip them. I kept her for 8 years until she sadly passed away :( I highly recommend these cute little puffers for any brackish/saltwater tank, they act more like dogs than fish and have captivating personalities!
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joel - 2010-11-07
Do they sell green spotted puffers at walmart?
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pufferlvr - 2010-06-15
As everyone on this website knows, these puffer fish are amazing animals. They are smarter than the average fish, playful and a lot of fun to watch. However, they can be difficult to care for and need quite specific things in order to keep them healthy. This is why they should not be sold at Walmart. I have read quite a few comments/questions which say that they were misinformed while buying a GSP at their local Walmart and I can definitely relate. When I bought Muey I was told he could live in a 1 gallon freshwater tank and live off of flakes. Needless to say my puffer was floating after 2 days. Upon thorough research and many changes I now have him in a 20 gallon tank with a 1.014 salt level and I feed him brink shrimp, etc. He has grown quite a bit and every day I am so happy I figured everything out in time to save him! I have gone to my local Walmart and told them that they should not be selling these fish. My Walmart was selling GSP's that are so sick that they look black. There is one tablespoon of salt per 5 gallons of water and there are appx 10 puffers in the 5 gallon tank. I have been watching so I know they do not sell them as often as they say because the same ones have been in there for a week..and every Wednesday they get more. Finally, they will not add medicine though it is obvious all the GSP's have parasites, or ICH and they will not add more salt because all of the tank filter the same water and all of the other fish are freshwater. My Walmart has agreed to stop selling GSP's (we will see if they are telling the truth) but I know that with a little more effort we can help these little guys. If everyone would go to their Walmart I'm sure something could be done. If I could stop one from selling them think of how many puffers could be saved if all Walmarts would stop! I understand that this is a big undertaking and though my Walmart called me an "animal activist" when they thought I couldn't hear I have come to love these fish and honestly, they deserve better. PLEASE HELP :)
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I just bought 4 of these guys. I need to get a bigger tank apparently, lol, but they seem really neat. I can't wait to get a bigger tank. Thanks for all the info! I would have never known about the teeth getting too big. But I like em, greens my color and green bay is my team. I'm gonna buy a little helment for them to swim in! BOW CHICKA YEA! Thanks
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Hey Ahmed Shihab-Eldin,
Dude, you are so unbelievably hot.
We're going to be honest with you, Ahmed, we didn't know who you were until we saw this video. And you weren't the reason we pulled up the video either.
We know all the controversy surrounding the term we're about to use, but we're going to ignore that for the time being. We probably fit within the category of "gaybros" at DYASH™. We don't use that word in a way designed to exclude any of our gay brothers who do not consider themselves a part of the gaybro community, but we find a great deal of comfort and support from that segment of the gay community. So we turned to that video on the Huffington Post's Gay Voices channel to see some guys debate how gaybros fit into wide gay community. We were super interested — we're really saddened by the fact that some gay men find the gaybro community to be a divisive force.
Then your face popped onto the screen.
We couldn't think. We didn't have a coherent thought for the next half an hour. Nope … not a single coherent thought. We tried to pay attention to the very lively and interesting debate the dudes were having, but we couldn't. All we could think about was (1) "When is Ahmed coming," or (2) OH MY GOODNESS … THERE HE IS!!!!!!!"
You have that face, Ahmed — a face that interrupts the world around whomever is looking at it. We have had a Web browser tab open with your picture on it for days now. Why? Because we can't bear to close it every time we see you.
We repeat: You have that face, Ahmed.
Since this is DYASH™, of course we had to do some research on that hottie who had us so distracted. We loved the tagline on your Web page: I'm Palestinian by blood. American by birth. Kuwaiti by family refuge. Egyptian by upbringing. Austrian by adolescence. Curious by nature.
We like that you acknowledge all the international cultural influences that have made you the interesting person we are coming to love. Yet, we are eating up the fact that you unequivocally make sure to note that you are, "American by birth." To quote the great movie, "AMERICA … F* YEAH!!!"
And we love having you as part of the American family. We'll we real: a lot of it is because you are beautiful. But no small part of it is because of the last thing you say about yourself by way of introduction on your Web site: "Curious by nature." That more than anything is fascinating us about you beyond your face.
Damnit … we just did it again. We went to look at some more about your background to share with our readers, and we got caught in the damn picture of you. We're just going to suggest folks take a look at your wikipedia page to find out how you got to the point that Forbes magazine named you a "30 Under 30" disruptor.
You can disrupt me any day, Ahmed.
Because, dude, you are so hot™.
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Dear Heath Hutchins … DAMN!!!!!
We didn't even know what to say, until we realized your picture says it all.
We will comment on how fascinated we are by how you took your body from beautiful to beautiful. Both looks worked for you, Heath.
Jeez …
P.S.: How could we show just one picture of you, HH?
Oh my …
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Hey Brandon Robert Brown,
Dude, You Are So Hot™… just so hot.
Ok, Brandon, you need to understand DYASH™is helmed by a gay dude. And as a responsible member of the gay community, DYASH™likes to buy products from gay-owned businesses. Gay and have a business selling a product or service? We'll at least consider buying it — and if we don't, we had to talk ourselves out of buying it.
So when the gay activist in us learned that Andrew Christian apparel was owned and designed by a fellow gay dude, we were all over the Web site inspecting every inch of it, and making serious decisions about what to buy in support of a gay entrepreneur.
We know people are going to think our real motivation was how mesmerized we were by the guys in the AC advertising videos [NSFW] shaking some fine behinds for us — but that really was only about 68% of our motivation. We seriously love that Andrew Christian markets it's clothing almost exclusively to gay men. That and the fact that we look real cute in the sh*t AC sells. (Heyyyyyyyyyy!!!!)
Now, since Andrew Christian is aimed at gay men, there really are good looking man-pieces all over the site. But BRB, we nearly fell off the couch the first time we saw you in a video. Seriously, there are hot dudes all over AndrewChristian.com — lots of them. But you had more to offer than hot, Brandon.
We had to wipe the charisma you were throwing off of our computer screens. You are CRAZY charming, Brandon, and it so comes through the camera. We bought the Andrew Christian calendar just so we could have a whole month of looking at you.
Since this is DYASH™, you know we did our research on you, BRB. Turns out you relay are more than a pretty face. You're a chef and a loud-as-hell gay rights activist, too? Damn. Yes we did clear a spot in our bathroom for your toothbrush. It's there whenever you want to marry us.
But we'll be real … we acknowledge your relationship with the adorable Colby Melvin. We support you and Colby as partners (or ColBra, as you two like to refer to your couplehood), because you both look super-happy, and we support happy, monogamous gay couples at DYASH™.
But if you're ever ready to use that space as a permanent parking place for your toothbrush … call us. K?
Why, Brandon?
Because, dude, you are so hot™.
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Hey, Will Portman,
First of all, thanks for being super brave. Lots of people come out to their parents, and it's always über difficult. (We had that experience, and it's just not always clean and pretty.) But's it's got to cause a massive amount of dread to tell the fam you're gay when one of your parents was an original backer of the Defense of Marriage Act and voted in favor of a federal constitutional amendment to ban marriage equality in perpetuity.
Second, please thank your dad, U.S. Senator Rob Portman, for handling this like a real man: by loving his son unconditionally, and by telling the world he'd no longer support anti-gay political causes.
Will — because you went from obscure son of a seemingly boring Republican senator to likely one the most important gay men of 2013 (and turned your dad into a profile in courage) — dude, you are so hot™.
P.S.: Be ready to be one of the most eligible gay men out there, Will.
[Message me! ;-) … Wait … how old are you? I need to see some id.]
P.P.S: Your brother, Jed, is really hot, too.
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Hey Joseph Gordon-Levitt,
Dude, You Are So Hot™.
Remember, The Powers That Be, JGL? We do. It was an early 1990s show starring John Forsythe as a hapless U.S. senator, and we found it wildly entertaining. It introduced DYASH™ to David Hyde Pierce, a gay dude we love … and a little dude who played his son named: Joseph Gordon-Levitt. You were supercute in that role, JGL, but since we're not pedophiles we didn't pay you much attention. We spent a lot of that show wondering how John Forsyth was still so hot after all those years. (Seriously, John "He'll Always Be Blake Carrington" Forsythe was hot every f*ing day of his life. We want to know what his secret was.)
You followed Powers with another awesomely cute role in the movie Angels In The Outfield. So precocious you were. But again, we didn't pay that much attention to you — at DYASH™, we like our males all grown.
Then you threw a little Tommy Solomon at us in 3rd Rock from the Sun. Now JGL, we still weren't all about you, because as a teenager you were too young. But we're going to be real, Joe-Joe: We started to see some potential hotiness there on 3rd Rock.
And we promptly paid no attention to you for a long while. You still needed seasoning. Not your acting, mind you. We thought you were a good actor from Powers on (you were a fabulous actor even as a child). But you needed time and maturation before we could see you as so hot.
You came in and out of our lives in small roles, but not anything that made us take lots of notice.
Until … this conversation took place in 2009:
DYASH™to DYASH™'s Brother: "Who is playing Cobra Commander in the new G.I. Joe movie [The Rise of Cobra]?"
D's B: "I can't remember his name, but you would know him if you saw him. Go look him up. He seems like your type."
DYASH™: Okay …
After DYASH™ looked you up JGL: GUD LAWD!!!!!!! LOOK AT HOW HE GREW UP!!!!!
So we watched 500 Days of Summer.
What did we say when you came on screen? "GUD LAWD thank you for that face!!!!!!!!!"
Then we discovered one of our favorite movies: Latter Days. You were a total jerk in that movie … but you also were SO HOT™!!!!
Next came Inception. We definitely are Leo people at DYASH™, but you sure as hell did the impossible by taking our eyes off him a good bit of that movie. How? By being so damn hot.
Then you made us nearly pass out in The Dark Knights Rises. You played that role perfectly, and you played it hot. [***SPOILER ALERT***:] We saw the Robin thing coming. But by doing it so all pitch perfectly, we didn't mind. We love Batman movies … all Batman movies … no matter what. But you added to that in The Dark Knight Rises.
We love you, JGL. You are so hot, and you seem like a cool guy. You even have a band. Awe-someness.
But what finally pushed us over the edge to turning you into a DYASH™ guy? Scroll back to the top of this page and look at that pic again.
You got hotter somehow.
Dude, You Are So Hot™.
P.S.: Thanks for that SNL opening.
Hey, y'all,
It's been an interesting few months for the DYASH™crew.
First of all, Bradley Cooper guy (BCg) turned out to be a terrible human being. (Hint: That's like the worst thing DYASH™says about a person — bad human being.) Calling BCg a user really is an insult to his skill at manipulation, misdirection, and all-around user-ism. We don't use a lot of curse words at DYASH™, but BCg is a straight-up asshole.
Not a super fun time when that became apparent.
So in the wake of that storm, what did DYASH™wind up doing? DYASH™wound up in bizarre emotional affair with an engaged dude. ("WHAT!?!?!" You must be screaming at the screen right now; and all we can do is hang our heads in shame.) We never did anything physical, but the emotional cheating was full, complete, ugly, and wrong.
So DYASH™was in an fragile state as all of that was happening basically simultaneously. What, of course, had to happen as all of that was exploding in our faces like the end of a good date? The SuperDouche decides to show up and be all sensitive and caring and supportive.
That didn't end well. As a matter of fact, none of that ended well.
And DYASH™should have known that was the inevitable ending.
So what will DYASH™be wearing for the foreseeable future?
P.S.: You should even wear a condom if you don't know when the next time is you'll be back in Haiti. (F*ing love that SNL skit.)
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Dear Naval Academy Guys:
Dudes, You Are So Hot™.
My father and brother were in the Army. My father then moved on to become a police officer. My best friend is a firefighter. I grew up in a military town transfixed by my neighbors' fathers and their jobs.
You know what all that mean, NAGs? I've got a thing for men in uniforms. The very idea of them makes me unconsciously gooey inside.
It's not on purpose, but it's very real.
So a few years ago when I decided to take a day trip with a group of friends to Annapolis to tour the United States Naval Academy I nearly went into shock by the time we made it to the front of Bancroft Hall. And once I realized Bancroft Hall is the world's largest dormitory and it was at that very moment full of uniform-wearing hotties, everything really did turn out ok. Yes … I passed out from hyperventilation, but I didn't hit my head too hard. I was lucky.
[As a side note, dudes, I'll mention I was not out of the closet to myself at that time. I'm not quite sure how my reaction to being at the Naval Academy didn't seal the deal — but I went almost 10 more years before I admitted that I didn't "just like admiring a beautiful male form as inspiration for what I could look like." Wow … I'm embarrassed just reading that delusion again.]
Y'all are all so hot. And I love that you work at it. You guys don't just live off your natural gorgeousness. Nope … you're up before the sunrise working hard on PT.
Now I get that you're not up that early because you want to be smoking hot — that's not your primary reason. You're up because you are fighting to keep this country and our way of life safe from Chinese communists and Ahmadinejad. But the beauty that is a side effect is so nice to look at.
We at DYASH™ truly appreciate your sacrifices, and your selflessness. We appreciate each and every one of you there today, those who have come before, and those who will follow for generations to come.
We can't get enough of looking at you guys, but that's not the real reason we love you. We love you because you are this country's very best. You and your brothers and sisters at the other service academies, enlisted men an women, officers, everyone who is keeping us safe and free around the world at great sacrifice — we love you all.
Thank you … and Happy Veterans Day.
We also specifically have to thank you for that climbing-the-greased-obelisk (the Herndon Monument) tradition you all have your first-year midshipmen engage in every year. It's so good, y'all. Do that year after year after year after year … please.
Why? Why do we love that so much? Because you have your shirts off, and we get a chance to see yet again that, Dudes, You Are So Hot™.
P.S.: Y'all realize that is a greased obelisk with half naked men trying to climb to the top and put a hat on the tip, right? We like the metaphor of putting a hat on top — it promotes safe sex. But we hope that is silicone or water based grease, because oil-based grease is not considered safe these day.
But seriously, that's pretty gay (and we mean that in a gay-positive way, of course). Every year homosexual men are gathered around our computers pressing refresh all day waiting for the official pic to come up on the Washington Post Web site. Y'all know that right?
Good …
So y'all did that as an annual, subtextual apology for discriminating against gays?
Oh … okay. Well don't stop now … you still have generations of apologizing to do. Y'all were real bad to gays for a l-o-n-g time. So keep putting that hat on the tip and remembering not to use oil based lube … we mean grease.
P.P.S: Thanks for being nice to the gays now. It sincerely is appreciated.
The normalcy of this ring dance photo made us a little misty.
Dear American Military,
Happy Veterans Day …
Ummm … don't … mind … us … we're a … little … flustered.
Thanks for … uhhhhh … serving … us beyond … what we … deserve … so … selflessly, and stuff …
P.S.: Oh … one more thing —
The American military is DYASH Approved™.
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Dear Eli Roth,
Dude, You Are So Hot™.
We are the youngest in our family, Eli. So when we were young (say … before about age 10 … when our parents decided work was important and they were too exhausted to do that and child rearing so they chose work) we strictly were forbidden from watching scary movies. If our parents were successful at anything, it was making us completely disinterested in horror films. As such, we never really developed a taste for scary movies because somehow we never really were exposed to them.
We are unfamiliar with your oeuvre, Li-li. We are unfamiliar with your work at its most passionate — and that kind of sucks.
You know what doesn't suck? You know what we are familiar with, Eli? That would happen to be the beauty of Brad Pitt and Micheal Fassbender. Which means our first real exposure to you was when for entire stretches of the movie Inglorious Basterds you stole our attention away from the two of them, which is really f*ing hard to do.
You received the DYASH™ "Who is THAT?™" award when we first saw you on screen as Donny "The Bear Jew" Donowitz in IB. (We hand the Who is THAT?™award to super-hot hotties the first time we are presented with their supra-natural beauty for the first time. The awardee has to be someone we lament not being exposed to earlier. That certainly is you, Eli. )
Since this is DYASH™, of course we did some research on you once we knew you are hot and realized you have talent, too. It's just mainly in something we can't appreciate: horror movies.
But we do appreciate drive and quality. We think it's cool you won a Student Academy Award in Division III while in college. (We're not super sure specifically what that means, but we certainly don't have one, so color us impressed.) We love that fact even more because it was for a movie (Restaurant Dogs, your NYU senior thesis) that paid homage to Quentin Tarantino movie (Resevoir Dogs).
(We LOVE Tarantino movies. Just because we don't like horror movies doesn't mean we don't love Tarantino's absolutely perfect use of extreme, over-the-top gore. Except for Grindhouse. Didn't see it. Too horror-y for us.)
We really respect that fact that you have made some really good films there is no way in hell we'll ever see, but that people consider very well done: Cabin Fever, Hostel, and Hostel II.
We really do love professional excellence, ER. But we love it most when it is combined with utter hotness.
You're f*ing hot, Eli. Our most favorite part of your hotness? We love that you can mix it up, as seen in the looks below:
Casual Eli
Sexually Pensive Eli
Socially Conscious Clean-Shaven Eli
Knows the Cameras Will Be There So He Looks Hot But Is Trying to Pretend Like He's Not Looking Smoking Hot Eli
About To Gut A Nazi With Brad Pitt Eli
And our personal Favorite — Award Season Eli
Oh … yeah … we love us some you, Eli. Those picture just reconfirmed it.
We also think you are a bit of a beauty role model. Eli, you're 40. We were shocked when we found that out, because you don't look like many of the 40-year-olds we know. But you are further proof that 40 can — and should — be hot.
Stay with your passion, ER, which is scaring the s* out of people … but we won't be one of those folks. We will be waiting for your next Inglorious Basterds-like performance for people who like our gore in non-horror situations. (Yes, we're clapping for you right now, Quentin Tarantino.)
But, please do us a couple of favors, Eli … (1) keep going to the gym and (2) keep going to whomever makes your hair look so damn perfect. Okay?
Dude, You Are so Hot™.
P.S.: Happy Halloween, Mr. Director-Scream-King-Guy
Dear Brad Pitt,
I am so gay for you … I guess I'm gay for everyone, but especially for you.
Damn … :-o
P.S.: We at DYASH™ wish your mom was as cool as you are. She's not, though.
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Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit / XP Home sp3
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You do know doing a chkdsk normally repairs this or if you go to F8 and disable automatic restarts on system failure.
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I eventually adapted a technique I used often with Windows XP as a last ditch effort before performing a data backup and re-install of Windows 7. And I'm pleased to say that it worked perfectly, the results of which led directly to the creation of this tutorial.
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Peter, looks good all the way to the end when I get to RegBack Dir hive files are there but they are all much larger than you state, there is also a file = all. When I go to copy in step 18 I get "all The file cannot be copied onto itself. 0 files copied. On rebooting I still can not repair nor boot Windows 7. Many thanks Alex.
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Peter, looks good all the way to the end when I get to RegBack Dir hive files are there but they are all much larger than you state, there is also a file = all. When I go to copy in step 18 I get "all The file cannot be copied onto itself. 0 files copied. On rebooting I still can not repair nor boot Windows 7. Many thanks Alex.
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Forgetting to include the double-dot for the destination is the only things that can result in the "The file cannot be copied onto itself. 0 file(s) copied." error...
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Peter many thanks for your reply, I was worried this thread / tutorial might have archived.
Ah, I think it was the space that I missed, bother. Things however have deteriorated, one thread I followed mentioned the problem with the dual core creating a confusion when booting Windows 7, so I de-activated one of the partitions, not a good move, all I get now is the Windows Boot Manager crash screen telling me Windows failed to start. 1. Insert Windows disk and restart you pc. 2. Choose language. 3. Repair you pc. I thought blow it sounds like a re-install, it's a laptop so not much on it give it a go but no, even with the disc in it boots to the WBM, if I use f10 it starts the re-install but then dies. Any ideas on how to get back to command prompt? Alex.
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Using the DVD I managed to kick start the system after many attempts, got back to system recovery, tried the tutorial above, got all the way through this time, rebooted, did start up repair x 3 but still no luck, any further ideas? Alex.
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Thanks to all of those at BugTraq who forwarded me the security hole info
on TextCounter. Sometimes it takes those 15 messages to get my attention
as I usually don't get through all my e-mail these days (The author
apparently did send me the warning about 8 days ago, but I hadn't read it
At any rate, I've spent about half the day today updating the TextCounter
in order to plug this security hole, which was present in both the Perl
and C++ Versions. I used a slightly different approach than the one
originally proposed in the alert message. This new approach causes count
data files to be named slightly differently, as all non-word characters
(anything besides a-z, A-Z and 0-9) are turned into an underscore.
The new versions posted at my site come with the fixed source and a small
perl script called convert.pl which will update your data filenames from
v1.2 to v1.2.1 (or v1.3 to v1.3.1 if you use the C++ version).
I also addded some memory de-allocation to the C++ version which was
missing originally and made the same bug fix that v1.2.1 in Perl
received. convert.pl will work with the C++ data files in the same way
as both end up with the same names.
You can obtain the fixed versions at:
(Perl) http://www.worldwidemart.com/scripts/textcounter.shtml
(C++) http://www.worldwidemart.com/scripts/C++/textcounter.shtml
Another short fix, which I don't believe is nearly as good as simply
changing everything in the DOCUMENT_URI, is putting '.shtml/' into
your @invalid_uri. It was already in mine for other reasons, so I
never noticed the attacks, though I think there are ways of getting
around that fix, so I would recommend simply downloading and installing
the new version.
It is also possible that the new naming scheme could create a few
conflicts where two pages want the same name. There is a fairly slight
chance of this happening, but if it becomes a problem for anyone, let
me know and we'll try to find a work-around for that.
Please let me know if there are any other gaping security holes or if
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Twitter Is The New YouTube
by Joseph Jaffe on Feb 28, 11:19 AM
I just returned from the ANA Media Leadership Conference in Miami, where I spoke about Madison Avenue's convergence with Mountain View - in other words, the bridge between startups and brands. Throughout the conference, I saw several presenters showcasing their television creative - and in particular their Super Bowl spots. And right afterwards, they showed screenshots of Twitter "reactions," in the form of @comments, retweets and celebrity endorsements. I immediately thought back to a time not so long ago (to be precise, pre-mainstreaming of Twitter) where brand marketers or their agencies would showcase their television buys with a reference to ...
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I Want A Week Of My Very Own -- Or, Training Week
by Cory Treffiletti on Feb 27, 9:23 AM
I was in New York last week, and while I was there I discovered it was "Social Media Week." What's funny is that this didn't show up anywhere in my social feed -- I found out over lunch. It seems our industry has a lot of "weeks" and reasons to celebrate ourselves. There's Social Media Week, Internet Week, Advertising Week and of course the many weeks surrounding the Television Upfronts (and Newfronts too). If there was ever an industry that liked to celebrate itself more, I can't imagine what it would be.
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The Future Of Advertising Will Be...
by Max Kalehoff on Feb 26, 11:49 AM
"What will advertising look like in 2020?" That was the question posed to me by Jerry Wind, professor of marketing at The Wharton School, and head of Wharton's Future of Advertising, an academic and industry group formed to understand and improve the future of that industry. I'm on the program's advisory board, and this advertising 2020 question is the focus of a compilation of essays from more than 100 industry thought leaders. Here's an abbreviated version of my response:
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Au Revoir, Business Travel
by Matt Straz on Feb 25, 8:53 AM
London, Paris, Milan, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Prague, Amsterdam, Madrid, Oslo, Hong Kong, and, of course, Cannes. A decade working in media and advertising took me around the world many times. In all, I probably traveled more than a half million miles. The funny thing is that I used to take pride in all of this shuttling to and fro, bragging on social media about my latest geographical conquest. But now that I'm building a tech company and don't need to travel as much, I've realized that I don't miss it. In fact, if I can help it, I won't ...
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Insider Facebook Marketing Secrets
by Kaila Colbin on Feb 22, 11:32 AM
I love my job. Today I'm filing my column from 38,000 feet, on my way to San Francisco from New York. As usual, I chat with the folks next to me. Turns out the guy to my left is on the marketing team at Facebook, helping companies use the platform more effectively and get better results. "Sweet!" I say. "Can I interview you?"
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Where Does Inspiration Come From?
by Cory Treffiletti on Feb 20, 8:38 AM
've been writing this column for about 11 years now, and I've never missed a week. In that time I've listened a lot and spoken quite a bit, and I routinely have to answer the same question: Where do my ideas come from each week?
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A Model For Always-On Digital Marketing
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Marketers are remembering this year's Super Bowl as the one where a power outage created an unprecedented, awkward silence that some big brands capitalized on with real-time marketing response teams. According to an excellent essay on the Harvard Business Review blog, a consistent theme emerged from this year's Super Bowl: "The rigid campaign-based model of advertising, perfected over decades of one-way mass media, is headed for extinction."
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Help Wanted: What To Look For In A New Employee
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Like many media and technology companies, we are planning to staff up as we prepare for our next stage of growth. Many of the qualities we're looking for from prospective employees could be useful to your company as well.
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Understanding Your True Business Model
by Kaila Colbin on Feb 15, 8:43 AM
Your business model is not always your business model. McDonald's, for example, is not in the restaurant business; it is in the real estate business. The company buys locations and leases them to franchisees, using fast food as a way of ensuring stable and low-risk rental income. But in order for its property model to work, people have to keep coming back to its franchisees' restaurants -- and so the company has a vested interest in ensuring the greatest possible Big Mac market penetration.
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Oreo Speedwagon
by Joseph Jaffe on Feb 14, 1:48 PM
OK, that title has nothing to do with the article itself except for the word "Oreo" -- but along the same lines, neither did Oreo's Super Bowl commercial have anything to do with its stellar opportunistic play on Twitter following the now-famous blackout, when the brand tweeted a photo with the tagline, "You can still dunk in the dark."
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CCSO received a call Thursday at 11:21 p.m. from a woman who said someone stole her pickup and she was following it, giving dispatchers continual locations. A deputy spotted both vehicles and attempted to make a traffic stop on the stolen pickup, but it kept going at a slow speed driving on and off the road.
The deputy said the driver appeared to aim for a big boulder, struck it, then crashed into the front of a house at 2018 Cannolot Blvd., Port Charlotte, entering the front of the residence. As deputies approached the pickup, Newell tried to kick out the windshield trying to get out, even though the side window was open. When deputies pulled him from the truck; he became violent and continued to resist. Deputies had to drive stun him with a taser three times.
The woman who reported the stolen pickup arrived and discovered the driver was her husband. Newell was transported to Peace River Regional Medical Center where doctors held him for observation due to cocaine found in his system. He was released and taken to the Charlotte County Jail around 5 a.m. this morning. Deputies found cocaine inside the pickup in plain view and a syringe needle on the floor of the truck which tested positive for cocaine. He was charged with Possession of Cocaine, Fleeing to Elude Police, Resisting Officers With Violence, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Newell remains in jail on $8,500 bond.
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I am walking in their alleys, standing in their rooms and sheds and workshops, looking in and out of their windows. And they in turn seem to be aware of me.
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In and out of windows is an exhibition bringing together a diversity of international artists approaches to printmaking and its different techniques.
Michael Daviess apparently mundane street scenes and institutional and domestic interiors on closer inspection reveal a search for the transcendent; every object, situation and denizen becoming both an ominous and numinous herald of the unknown. Kerstin Drechsel captures intimate moments of individuals or sub-culture groups expressing or identifying themselves through their rituals or in the environments they create, her paintings of which are often produced as series of the same image, but with each rendered differently, echoing the printed photographs of their source material. Jorn Ebner creates strange, elusive, imaginary environments from sim-cities to writhing nebulae of colour into which he inserts characters drawn from both art and literature. Nick Fox transforms the found taboo image and context into one of intimacy and emotive experience; creating tantalising idylls and elusive narratives of an Eden after the fall where innocence has been banished. Jock Mooney constructs an eclectic, unashamedly alternative view of the world. His work features distorted humans, animals and objects, all compelled to participate in Mooneys never-ending danse macabre. Michael Mulvihills landscapes, urban scenes and portraits display a deep sense of anxiety, of disaster waiting to happen, of the imminent decay of contemporary culture. Morten Schelde creates a mythic world of primal fears and desires. In his inner landscapes objects cease to be controlled by the laws of physics, interior becomes exterior, background becomes foreground, the past merges with the future. Alison Unsworth looks at the coexistence of the planned and unplanned within the urban landscape, the contrast between the original design pristine, clean controlled and the reality of the life and activity that takes over graffiti, fingerprints, scratches, pigeon droppings, and dirt.
Presented as part of the third International Print Biennale, the biggest print festival in the UK. Taking place at galleries, museums and libraries across the North East of England from 27 June to 9 August 2014, the event celebrates the history of printmaking and role of print in contemporary artists practice.
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Get in the spooky spirit with fright night-ready projects that feature pumpkins, ghosts, fall leaves and goody totes sporting wicked cute iron-on transfers
When it comes to Halloween, I don't mind seeing craft supplies and decorations hitting the store shelves during the summer months. It gets my brain racing with spooky ideas! Are you like me? If so, you're officially allowed to get excited for Halloween crafting this week: October is just a week away! Our roundup today has a combination of projects for the hair-raising holiday – and autumn in general – that are sure to get you scheming. What types of craft projects are you already thinking of for your family this year?
Ribbon-Wrapped Pumpkin Decor
The dollar store is often a great resource for craft supplies. On Dollar Store Crafts, you'll find an idea for transforming a simple pumpkin decoration into an autumn-colored wall hanging. Just add some of your favorite ribbon, and this big pumpkin is all you need!
Mason Jar Ghosts
Googly eyes make everything better – even when it comes to spooky ghosts. Melissa of No. 2 Pencil transformed a set of empty Mason jars into a collection of friendlier ghosts thanks to a coat of spray paint. And those wiggly peepers, of course!
Fall Leaf Finger Puppets
These no-sew finger puppets are a great way to use up scrap felt pieces in your craft closet. Add some decorations and faces and these wee critters are ready to go for the next puppet show.
Adorable Halloween Bags
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Brütsch, K; König, A; Zimmerli, L; Guidali, M; Duschau-Wicke, A; Meyer-Heim, A; Lünenburger, L; Köneke, S; Jäncke, L; Riener, R; Wellner , M (2008). Virtual environments increase participation of children with cerebral palsy in robot-aided treadmill training. In: IEEE,. Virtual Rehabilitation 2008. Vancouver, Canada, 121-126. ISBN 978-1-4244-2700-0.
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Virtual environments can make repetitive motor rehabilitation exercises more motivating and thereby more effective. We hypothesize that participation-dependent multimodal stimuli increase the patientpsilas activity as expressed through force exertion during robot-aided treadmill training. In a single case study with one patient (12 years old), we were able to show that active participation increased in the presence of visual stimuli and decreased in their absence. For a feasibility study, we included four children with cerebral palsy in order to assess the user acceptance of four different virtual environment scenarios including a soccer scenario, a traffic situation, obstacle crossing and wading through deep snow. Using questionnaires, we found that only the soccer scenario provided sufficient interactive elements to engage the patients.
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