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Wahl is getting "real." For its latest advertising campaign, the men's grooming tools producer turned cameras on the LumberKings, a minor league baseball team from Clinton, IA, to demonstrate how everyday guys living the American dream get ready to take on the day.
The company slated the new spots to debut this month.
The documentary-style ad campaign promotes Wahl's new lithium ion grooming tools, emphasizing how they provide the endurance and power guys need even for life on the road and in the locker room. The campaign also celebrates American values, which Wahl, an international company that still produces products in Sterling, IL, has in common with a team representing America's pastime in America's Heartland, the company asserted.
Wahl's advertising agency, HY Connect, had videographers follow the LumberKings before, during and after games, at home and on the road. The resulting advertising campaign paints a dramatically different picture of what is often referred to as the morning routine, Wahl maintained.
The ads include 15- and 30-second television spots Wahl plans to run nationally through the summer on male-targeted networks such as ESPN, SPIKE and Comedy Central, it stated. Each ad ends with the line: "Follow the journey at wahlgrooming.com." The website includes longer-form videos that provide viewers with a more complete picture of LumberKings and their journey, Wahl related, noting that it would add new videos throughout the summer.
"Minor league baseball is about hard work and dedication— the same things Wahl represents and has represented for nearly 100 years," said Wahl marketing director Steve Yde. "While other men's grooming campaigns out there focus on the glory, ours is about the journey, and the preparation that comes with it."
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Janice Greenwald, VP of Brand Marketing
Janice joined Rhythm with over 10 years of marketing experience and a lifetime of enjoying delicious, healthy snacks. She previously worked on larger brands such as Sabra Hummus, Vaseline, and Lever 2000. When Janice met with the Rhythm team, she knew it was time to leave her NYC roots and venture down to Austin to help bring this amazing brand to more consumers around the world. New to Austin, Janice is embracing all that the city has to offer, from the amazing cuisine (even beyond BBQ and Tex-Mex!) to the live music. When not snacking on the new Superfood Chips (BBQ!), Janice is often traveling the world (favorite city: Buenos Aires), hiking, or volunteering with the homeless community.
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Scott Jensen, Co-Founder/President & CEO
Scott's love for food comes from his experience as former CEO and Co-Founder of Austin's own Stubb's BBQ. The lessons he learned there are serving him well in his newest role as CEO and Co-Founder of Rhythm Superfoods. Scott, a.k.a. Scotty J, is not only the business behind the brand but is also a firm believer and customer who has personally learned the health benefits of enjoying the company's products and lifestyle. A food connoisseur at heart, Scott loves to try new restaurants in his spare time (the little he has) and dreams to one day see Rhythm Superfoods products in every mainstream supermarket in the country.
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Stephanie joined the Rhythm Superfoods team with a background in Public Relations and an interest in the natural foods industry. Graduating from Colby College in 2014, Stephanie applies the innovative thinking and strong communication skills garnered from a liberal arts education in her current role as a Field Marketing Associate. Stephanie is excited to join Rhythm in their goal of promoting nutritious snacks and healthy lifestyle choices throughout the New England area. When not working, you can find Stephanie at the beach in the summer and shoveling feet of snow from her sidewalk in the winter (love that New England weather).
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Nathan brings 10 years of food science experience and his passion for human health and nutrition to Rhythm. He graduated from North Carolina State University with a B.S. in Food Science, and has work experience that includes product development for Kellogg's and Mars. Nathan is excited to develop superfood products to add to the Rhythm lineup. When not thinking about food, you can find him training for triathlons by swimming, biking, and running all around Austin.
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As the original co-founder of Daily Juice Company in Austin, Texas, which he started in 2003, Keith, a.k.a. K Dub, is the creative force behind Rhythm Superfoods. He brings over 16 years of professional culinary experience in the field of vegetarian, vegan and raw foods and is enthusiastic about and dedicated to creating nutrient-rich and ultra-healthy foods that are both delicious and practical. Keith's passion for composing and producing music in his free time inspired the "rhythm" behind these superfoods and continues to nurture his excitement in developing the brand. He enjoys being active outdoors and can be found swimming at the local springs on a regular basis.
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probably round ligament pains? if that's it, then very very normal. i describe mine as small stabbing pains. very painful, but only for a second. it's gone before i really realize it's happened.
My three girls are pretty cool!
I have those too. I just saw my Dr. and she said it's completely normal and that I should expect even more in the coming months as ligaments stretch. What you should worry about are very painful menstrual like cramps that are frequent and persistent. If your pains bother you though it can't hurt to have them checked out!
Mine aren't small, but they are definitely stabbing rounds ligament pain. They are more painful than I remember, but normal. Mine are painful enough that I can't stand up straight until the moment has passed.
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I get it too. Like someone stabbed me in the cooter. It's great fun lol.
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that is you pubic symphasis, the space between the 2 sides of your sit bone, the hormones make it loose so it's like a pinching stabby pain. Or it chould be round ligament pain considering the ligaments holding your Uterus in place are attatched to you pelvis.
Or it sould be something else...if you feel concerned about it, then stop listening to strangers, and call your OB
hope you feel better
It is definitely normal!! I didn't get this specific pain with my first until later, but I'm sure getting the stabbing cooch pains early this time around! It's no fun!!
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Last updated at 13:57, Tuesday, 07 August 2012
Wait long enough and everything that goes around comes around again to prove you weren't such a silly old witterer after all.
Platform soles, maxi-dresses, mini-skirts, skinny jeans and flares – they're not even half of it. It's the "in my day" line that brings the bitterest of barbs... or, at least, it used to.
In my day we used to play out from breakfast time until supper was on the table, with never a thought for menacing monstrous strangers on every street corner.
In my day, we learned how to stay safe on the roads – by keeping to the pavements – thus avoiding the wheels of passing fast cars.
In my day, we ate three meals a day, had the occasional tube of sweets as a treat and ran off excess calories in outdoor games we made up on the spot – they always involved dizzying speed.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Big yawns for our day. Pipe down and move on.
Well, perhaps we old fogies would button up, were there not signs now of a hankering to move on by moving back. It seems that finally it's being recognised the old ways were best for children needing to fill long school summer holidays with useful activity.
For useful understand healthy, imaginative, adventurous, fun. Den-building, grazed knees, rounders with rolled up cardigans for bases, hide and seek, tig, exploring woods and meadows, running like the wind – just for the feel of it.
All the elements of childhood development, in fact, that computer games, TV and social networking are not.
A report marking Playday 2012 threw up worrying concerns that children's health was being compromised – even endangered – by parental reluctance to let their children go out to play.
Mums and dads preferring to keep their youngsters indoors cited fear of traffic, abductors and local crime as their reasons for turning on the TV and stocking up with crisps and sugary drinks during the summer holidays.
The result of those perceptions of danger is evident everywhere. Childhood obesity levels have never been more worrying. And since adult health is dictated to a large extent by the foundations laid in childhood, the future is looking less than great for a nation of idle fatties.
Too many children are failing to find the sense of independence only their own experiences can bring.
They're driven to and from school during term time, confined to the sofa in holiday time.
And with as little as one hour's PE a week, when on earth do they get to use their legs?
Adventure is negated by risk assessment, outdoor play too readily criticised as parental neglect rather than a chance to flourish.
And – as ever – blame is laid at governmental doors for failing to fund sufficient formal playing fields (supervised, obviously) for ordered, health and safety ticked games, risking no compensation claims for sprained ankles.
Sad times for young folk with energy to spare and stunted imagination. Smug ones for old-fogies who know that in our day...
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Anne - read your article with interest and being in my 50's now I can identify with many of your comments. However, as I recall, the comments made about youngsters today regarding being idle etc. were levelled at us by our parents and grandparents when we were kids. I think nostalgia for those long hot summers and white christmasses is charming, up to a point, but they never really existed you know....its all in our minds. The kids of today will grow up and have kids of their own and guess what?....they will say to their kids...'In my day....'
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Wang, Z., Chen, N., Petrill, S. A. and Deater-Deckard, K. (2013), Observed Personality in Childhood: Psychometric and Behavioural Genetic Evidence of Two Broad Personality Factors. Eur. J. Pers., 27: 96–105. doi: 10.1002/per.1886
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I've Got My Own Album to Do
|I've Got My Own Album to Do
|Studio album by Ronnie Wood
|13 September 1974
|11 December 1973, 22 April-6 June 1974 at The Wick, Richmond, London
|Rock & roll, hard rock
|Warner Music
|Ronnie Wood, Gary Kellgren
|Ronnie Wood chronology
I've Got My Own Album to Do is the first solo album of Ronnie Wood. It reached number 27 on UK's New Musical Express chart. The title was a dig at Rod Stewart as he was more focused with his solo albums than with The Faces. The album title originated from contributors such as George Harrison and Mick Jagger "nagging me to let them go home" and work on their own projects. Wood assisted Jagger in writing and recording the Rolling Stones' 1974 single "It's Only Rock 'n Roll" during this period, while Jagger helped Wood with the album's opening track, "I Can Feel The Fire". The Faces worked "I Can Feel The Fire" and "Take A Look At The Guy" into their setlists for a 1974 UK tour and two US tours of 1975, while Wood has performed "I Can Feel The Fire", "Far East Man", "Mystifies Me" and "Am I Grooving You" in his solo shows between 1979-2012.
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All tracks composed by Ronnie Wood except where indicated.
- "I Can Feel the Fire" - 4:54
- "Far East Man" (George Harrison, Wood) - 4:40
- Harrison's version of "Far East Man" appears on his 1974 album Dark Horse.
- "Mystifies Me" - 3:19
- "Take a Look at the Guy" - 2:33
- "Act Together" (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards) - 4:25
- "Am I Grooving You" (Bert Russell, Jeff Barry) - 3:41
- "Shirley" - 5:21
- "Cancel Everything" - 4:40
- "Sure the One You Need" (Jagger, Richards) - 4:12
- "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody" (Rudy Clark) - 3:34
- "Crotch Music" (Willie Weeks) - 6:04
- Ronnie Wood: lead vocals, guitars, harmonica on "Am I Grooving You", percussion
- Keith Richards: guitars, backing vocals, percussion, lead vocal on "Sure The One You Need"
- Willie Weeks: bass
- Andy Newmark: drums
- Ian McLagan: organ, piano, synthesizer
- Sterling: steel drums on "I Can Feel The Fire"
- Ross Henderson: steel drums on "I Can Feel The Fire"
- Mick Jagger: backing vocals, guitar and percussion on "I Can Feel The Fire" and "Am I Grooving You"
- Mick Taylor: bass on "Far East Man" and "Shirley", guitar, organ, synthesizer on "Shirley"
- George Harrison: slide guitar and backing vocals on "Far East Man"
- David Bowie: backing vocals on "I Can Feel The Fire"
- Jean Roussel: organ on "Far East Man", piano on "Cancel Everything"
- Pete Sears: bass, celeste on "Mystifies Me"
- Kenney Jones: additional drums on "I Can Feel The Fire", "Take A Look At The Guy" and "If You Got To Make A Fool Of Somebody"
- Micky Waller: drums on "Mystifies Me"
- Martin Quittenton: guitar on "Mystifies Me"
- Rod Stewart: backing vocals on "Mystifies Me", "Take A Look At The Guy" and "If You Got To Make A Fool Of Somebody"
- Ruby Turner: backing vocals on "Act Together" and "Cancel Everything"
- Ireen and Doreen Chanter: backing vocals on "Act Together" and "Cancel Everything"
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Yesterday we brought you news of the newest Nexus handset that is being built by Motorola. 9to5Google acquired plenty of details about the handset and even built a mock-up of the device from what they knew. Of course, it was not 100% whether the mock-up was the finished article, but today there seems to be some clearer confirmation.
Motorola's Moto 360 Android Wear smartwatch has only been on the market for a few weeks, but the company is already tweaking it to make sure the users get the best experience possible. The company has rolled out a new update today that carries the build number KGW42R and is available to download now.
The Moto X is now even more of a sold flagship proposition than it was last year, and the 2014 model could arguably standalone without the Moto Maker feature. However, having the pre-purchase customization tool on board is hardly a bad thing and new devices purchased using Moto Maker are now shipping to consumers.
Verizon and Motorola's new DROID device is set to land next months and as we said last week, there will only be one handset and it will once again be based off the new Moto X, Motorola's flagship device. Thanks to HelloMoto UK, we now have an idea what the name of the smartphone will be, with the tipster saying the new DROID will be called the DROID Turbo.
The Moto X 2013 may have just been replaced by a new 2014 edition, but users of the first version will get support for a while yet. AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon have already updated their Moto X variants to the latest version of Android, the 4.4.4 build. However, T-Mobile has so far been absent, but the Uncarrier has today changed that by finally issuing its Moto X with the bump, although the actual update is coming directly from Motorola in this instance.
Motorola is getting a lot of things right with its new Moto X. Firstly, the American company has crafted an amazing flagship smartphone, an improvement on the first model in every way. Secondly, the brand also seems to be getting pricing right this time, with the Moto X set to land soon with a very enticing on contract price.
Have Motorola and Sprint had a falling out? It has been revealed today the Motorola's new flagship, the Moto X, will not be available via Sprint, the third largest carrier in the United States. The handset went live through AT&T and T-Mobile today, with a Verizon variant due later in the month, but Sprint has been left out.
It seems the DROID line is going to get a new device, with Verizon preparing a new smartphone in the series to launch in October. The carrier's exclusive line of devices is due for a refresh as the 2013 models are starting to get a little long in the tooth. Apparently Big Red has been taking its time in developing this handset and could usher in some general changes for the DROID brand.
The Motorola Moto 360 is the best looking smartwatch, right? It has become a given, the round faced wearable offers a premium tinge to a market that has struggled to find its aesthetic feet. Sure, LG's G Watch R tries its best but falls short, but the 360 is the real deal. However, the 360 launched last week felt a little incomplete because it was rolled out with only the leather strap available.
Motorola launched its first mainstream wearable yesterday in the shapely form of the Moto 360 smartphone and immediately put the device on sale in the United States via Google Play, Best Buy, or Motorola's website. However, after less than a day on sale the device is sold out, and Motorola says availability will be limited for some time.


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Nintendo 3DS misses Xmas launch window
Nintendo's upcoming 3D handheld console, the 3DS, won't debut until next year, the videogames pioneer has admitted. Result: a lot of kids will get 'old' tech as presents this Christmas. Nintendo's global roll-out kicks off on 26 February with the Japanese launch, with the gadget arriving in the US and Europe early in March - as …
Didn't they say this ages ago?
I seem to remember Nintendo saying the 3DS would be launched in March when it was first announced. That's certainly the month I've had in my head since I found out about it.
want an iPOD Touch because the games are *much* cheaper... and you can browse the internet, the new one has cameras, and it's a good music player, and you can watch films, and 3D is a flash in the pan...
Good job it's not Microsoft making it.
They would have rushed it out anyway, not worrying about it not working, and having it's featureset slashed, and then spend the next 5 years patching it up.
Sony/Nintendo do it properly and are Engineering driven and products are released when they are finished, Microsoft are marketing driven and deliver when people want to buy them, regardless of the state of the product.
£230 is a lot of money
Even the PSP didn't cost that much at launch and that was widely considered to be an expensive handheld. I guess Nintendo are banking on people overlooking the lacklustre hardware and the high price because of the 3D screen.
Same price as a PS3.
for a crappy little handheld.
Are they for real?
Star Fox/Wing
Ah, will it require the 3DS to have a "Super FX" chip in it like the SNES needed?
Why is there no nostalgia icon? :o( Troll doll, cos their nostalgic.
Too expensive
For the children's market given current freezes on spending. >£200 is in to big boys territory. Who wants to spent that on a child Xmas/Birthday present? (apart from those who are desperate to increase the size of their debt)
ipod touch?
Really? When there are R4 devices and free DS games galore on the torrent sites?
Really? When there are iPod Jailbreaks and free iPod games galore on the torrent sites?
This kid is gunna be crying into his beer! Not fair! Want it now!
I want to play games in 3D for 15 minuets and then turn the 3D off due to headaches and never use it again, NOW!
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Council updated on 2013 budget figures
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County saw an increase in revenues in 2013 and did better than expected financially, Summit County Council members heard during their Jan. 13 meeting.
Brian Nelsen, director of Finance and Budget, said the county's revenues came in 3.2 percent higher than the previous year.
"We finished the year better than projected," Nelsen told Council as he recapped last year.
There was an increase in expenditures over the previous year, but just 0.7 percent, Nelsen added.
Still, expenditures have continued to be higher than revenue, causing the county to dip into reserve funds to balance the budget. According to Nelsen's report, in 2013 the county's revenues were nearly $100.2 million and its expenditures were nearly $100.7 million, a difference of about half a million.
For this year, Nelsen projects that the amount of reserves needed will shrink to $188,000.
Looking at specific highlights, Nelsen said sales tax for 2013 was up 4.5 percent while property transfer tax increased 12.6 percent.
On the expenditures side, utility costs rose 3.4 percent and contract services fees increased 2.1 percent.
Nelsen added as he segued into discussion about the county's Capital Improvement Program that there is an increased need in the immediate future to fund necessary county projects.
"As we move out of the economic recovery and we put a lot of purchases aside, the need to come up with funding for projects is going to become more crucial," Nelsen said.
Among the needs is $4 million in work at the Summit County Jail, he said.
Council's Finance Committee recommended Council adopt the Capital Improvements Plan for 2014-2019 and appropriate $8.3 million for the 2014 Capital Improvements Plan.
The biggest single projects are the county's Pavement Maintenance Program with $2.5 million appropriated and nearly $1.2 million for environmental improvements for the Department of Environmental Services.
Also during the evening, Council conducted a brief special meeting to discuss and accept a fact finder's report related to the collective bargaining agreement for employees in the Fiscal Office that recommends a 1 percent raise for each of three years, effective September 2013.
"As we are slowly getting out of the recession, we have some tolerance for cost-of-living increases," said Jason Dodson, chief of staff for County Executive Russ Pry. "One percent is what that tolerance is to stay out of our Rainy Day Fund."
He added that the county had proposed no raises for three years, but he noted that the 1 percent amount "is something from a financial perspective the county can live with."
Nelsen said the raises for only the Fiscal Office employees would cost the county about $20,000, but he added if Council decided to extend 1 percent raises to all county employees, it would cost about a half million dollars this year.
Dodson noted that just because this report was approved, that doesn't mean the county will have to offer raises to all employees. But Council member Gloria Rodgers (R-District 3) said "fair is fair" when offering one office an increase.
County employees received 1.5 percent raises last year after going several years without pay increases. Dodson said if the county decided to move forward on raises for other employees, they traditionally do that in March, to take effect in April, but there has been no action on the issue.
In other business, Council's Planning and Economic Development Committee recommended Council adopt an amended resolution authorizing new agreements with communities seeking funding through the Moving Ohio Forward demolition program.
As part of the resolution, Bath Township, which declined to participate last year, now would like to take part and would receive $10,000 to address vacant or abandoned properties and match it with an additional $5,000, according to the legislation.
Dodson added that projects were to have been completed by Dec. 31, but the state has now extended the deadline to May 31.
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Internist needed in Huntington metro area. Conduct initial medical examinations of hospitalized patients. Perform diagnosis and non-surgical treatment of diseases and injuries of the human internal organ systems. When more specialized treatment is necessary to treat a more serious illness, candidate must refer patient to a physician specialist or surgeon to continue health treatment. Job Requi...
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South Shore Animal Hospital —located in the heart of Staten Island, New York—is seeking a boarded or residency trained Veterinary Internist to join our AAHA-accredited, multi-doctor, 24/7-emergency and general practice. Our team features a board certified Criticalist as Medical Director, a traveling Surgeon, and on-site overnight Emergency Veterinarians and Technicians. Among the services and pr...
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VCA Loomis Basin Veterinary Clinic is seeking a boarded or board eligible Internist to join our AAHA-accredited, 24-hour emergency/specialty/general practice in Loomis, California—located just southwest of Sacramento. Our well established practice features 27 general practitioners, and the following Board-Certified specialists: 3 internists, 2 surgeons, and, part-time, 2 cardiologists, an oncolog...
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VCA Aurora Animal Hospital is seeking a board certified or residency trained Veterinary Internist to join our well-established, AAHA-accredited, 24/7 emergency/specialty/general practice in Aurora, Illinois—located just an hour outside of Chicago. This position will complement our existing boarded Internist, and join an accomplished team that includes Specialists in Surgery, Dermatology, Radiolog...
VCA Antech, Inc. Westbury, NY, 11590
At VCA no two hospitals look alike nor practice alike. By extension, no two openings are the same. We want our doctors to be happy and find the right fit so that they remain happy for a long time at their chosen hospital. Please read the ad carefully and if you are the type of person we are looking for, please apply, as we would love to hear from you. Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center of W...
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