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urofollitropin - injection, Bravelle
GENERIC NAME: UROFOLLITROPIN - INJECTION (URE-oh-FOL-i-TROE-pin)
BRAND NAME(S): Bravelle
Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage
USES: This medication is used to treat certain fertility problems in women. It provides the hormone (FSH) that helps cause the ovaries to produce eggs. This medication is usually used in combination with another hormone (hCG) for the growth and release of a mature egg (ovulation).This medication is not recommended for women whose ovaries no longer make eggs properly (primary ovarian failure).
HOW TO USE: This medicine comes with a Patient Information Leaflet. Read it carefully. Ask your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist any questions that you may have about this medicine.Learn all preparation and usage instructions in the product package. If any of the information is unclear, consult your doctor or pharmacist.Wash your hands with soap and water before using this medication. Before injecting each dose, clean the injection site with rubbing alcohol. It is important to change the location of the injection site daily to avoid discomfort or problem areas under the skin. Before using, check this product visually for particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid.Inject this medication under the skin or into a muscle, usually once a day or as directed by your doctor.The dosage and length of treatment are based on your medical condition, response to treatment, laboratory tests, and other medications you may be taking. Be sure to tell your doctor and pharmacist about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products). Your doctor will do blood/medical tests (e.g., estradiol blood levels, ultrasound) to find the right dose for you and to decide when to inject the next medication (hCG).Learn how to store and discard needles and medical supplies safely. Consult your pharmacist.
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Do you know @aguynamedpatrick?
You should.
Patrick Janelle, the freelance art director and graphic designer who was just named the first-ever CFDA Instagrammer of the Year, is making a big name for himself in the fashion world.
Janelle was the official Instagrammer at Monday's CFDA Awards, where he hung out with Rebecca and rubbed shoulders with a slew of other designers.
We caught up with the self-proclaimed Man About Town to talk style, social media, and of course, food.
First of all, congratulations on your award! What was your reaction when you found out you won?
When I found out, I was away at this adult summer camp, The Unique Camp, where everyone gives up their cell phones for the weekend. I was instagramming for camp, so I had my phone but no service. It wasn't until later in the day when I found WiFi that I had won… And I was thrilled. It's such an honor.
Your photos have such a unique style. What do you think it is about the pictures that make them so "likeable"?
I have a strong aesthetic viewpoint and work to make sure that my images are graphically interesting and the subject matter is compelling. I also feel that it's important to provide context to the images, because my feed tells an ongoing story about my life. I want each image to be a part of that story.
How was it working with Thom Browne? Can you describe your Instagram collaboration?
Working with the Thom Browne team has been amazing. I worked very closely with Matthew Foley, the communications director. We talked a lot about integrating Thom Browne looks into my daily life and the things I already had planned for the week, so the collaboration was seamless and authentic.
Your Instagram is packed with photos of food, travel and fashion. What are you most passionate about?
I'm most passionate about pursuing all my interests to create a lifestyle that is fulfilling. That means that all of it: food, travel, fashion – even friendships and hobbies – are all important.
What new app are you addicted to?
A guest at my most recent barbecue just introduced me to the app Cycloramic. It uses your iPhone in a way that I didn't know was possible. It's crazy. Just try it.
Instagram is everything right now, but what do you think the next hot social media platform is going to be, and why?
I've only had Snapchat for like two weeks, and I have never actually used it. But everyone is talking about it. I feel like a luddite because I don't really get it, but I think it will be important.
What's next for you in your career?
I want to continue growing my role as a lifestyle expert and see where that takes me. Collaborations with brands? A larger media platform? I'm open.
Since you post so many food pics, what do you think of the new Instagram account @youdidnoteatthat? We're getting a kick out of it here at RM.
I think it's great. The commentary is hilarious. But for the record, I DID eat that.
Follow Patrick on Instagram

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Bank of America Merchant Statement Malware EmailOutline
Message purporting to be from Bank of America claims that recipients can view a Paymentech electronic Merchant Billing Statement by opening an attached file.
Brief Analysis
The message is not from Bank of America and the attached file does not contain a billing statement. In fact, the attachment contains malware. The email is just one in a series of malware messages that purport to be from well-known financial entities, including Citibank and Chase. If you receive such a message, do not open any attachments or click any links that it contains.
Subject: Merchant Statement
Attached (pdflPDF|pdf file|document|file) is your Bank of America Paymentech electronic Merchant Billing Statement. If you need assistance, please (contact|message|call) your Account Executive or call Merchant Services at the telephone number listed on your statement.
This (email|mail) is sent from an unmonitored email address, and your response will not be received by Bank of America Paymentech. Bank of America Paymentech will not be responsible for any liabilities that may result from or relate to any failure or delay caused by Bank of America Paymentech's or the Merchant's email service or otherwise. Bank of America Paymentech recommends that Merchants continue to monitor their statement information regularly.
Learn more about Bank of America Paymentech Solutions, LLC payment processing services at Bank of America.
Attached file: stid 36618-22.zip
Detailed Analysis
This email, which claims to be from Bank of America, instructs recipients to open an attached file to view a Bank of America Paymentech electronic Merchant Billing Statement.
However, the message is not from Bank of America and the attached file contains something significantly more sinister than a billing statement. The criminals running this campaign hope that at least a few recipients, panicked into believing that they have been billed for some unknown transaction, will open the attachment without due care and attention. Bank of America merchant customers might also be initially fooled into thinking that the email is legitimate.
Those who do open the attached .zip file will find that it contains a .exe file. But clicking the .exe file will install a trojan on the user's computer. The trojan, a variant of ZBot, can steal personal information from the compromised computer and send it to a remote server. It can also download other malware components.
Similar "merchant statement" malware emails falsely claim to come from Chase Paymentech, Citibank and other financial entities. As with the Bank of America version, attachments to the emails contain malware.
If you receive one of these emails, do not open any attachments or click on any links that it contains.
Last updated: July 23, 2013
First published: July 23, 2013
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Undeveloped forested land with pastures and homesites.
Location: Fundo La Poza, 12 km southeast of Puerto Varas
Total Acreage: 116.2 hectares
Parcels: Main parcel 110 hectares plus 2 lots, 6.2 hectares combined
Access: 4 km on main highway east of Puerto Varas, 7 km south on dirt road then 2 km east on shared private drive. Private locked steel gate.
Utilities: Overhead power to pole barn; internet, cell phone coverage, satellite TV from transmitting tower.
Views: Two snowy volcanoes Osorno (2,652 meters / 8,700 feet), Calbuco (2,015 meters / 6,610 feet) and Lake Llanquihue (45 km wide)
Located near the Alerce Andino National Park, Homopiren National Park and the Llanquihue National Reserve.
Improvements: Equipment pole barn, cattle barn and several pastures.
Airline Service: Direct flights from Santiago to Puerto Montt with 15 km drive to Puerto Varas.


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Oklahoma elections: Miller wins GOP primary for state treasurer
In his first race for statewide office, state Rep. Ken Miller of Edmond defeated a former state senator Tuesday to secure the Republican nomination for state treasurer.
Miller, an economics professor at Oklahoma Christian University, garnered 63 percent of the vote in his race with Owen Laughlin, who left the senate in 2008 because of term limits.
On the campaign trail, Miller touted his legislative record and private sector experience as a banker. Miller, 43, said his message of fiscal conservatism and preparation resonated with voters.
Miller, chairman of the powerful House Appropriation and Budget Committee, raised three times as much money as Laughlin, a longtime Woodward resident who now lives in Edmond.
Laughlin, 59, campaigned on reform of state purchasing and competitive contracts for legal work on behalf of the state, saying Oklahoma could save millions.
"I still think there's great waste in Oklahoma government that needs to be addressed and I hope others will do that," said Laughlin, a self-employed investor and real estate manager.
Miller will face Democrat Stephen Covert of Midwest City in the November election. Covert, 61, was unopposed in his party's primary.
The treasurer's post is being vacated by Democrat Scott Meacham, who chose not to run for re-election. Gov. Brad Henry appointed Meacham to the position in 2005. Meacham won a full term in 2006.
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REGIONALREPORT EasternNew owner will reinforce Xe
For more than two years, Moyock-based Xe Services Inc. has been rattling government officials and economic developers in northeastern North Carolina. In late 2008, it sacked 52 workers and closed a newly built plant after it failed to land a key government contract. In March, it sold its 225-employee aviation division, and, in December, the new owner announced that the division would move to Florida. A week later, a New York-based holding company bought Xe, formerly Blackwater USA.
But contrary to speculation that the company was heading down the drain, it appears Xes new owners might beef up operations not only in its home county, Currituck, but also in neighboring Camden. USTC Holdings LLC plans to invest further in the company primarily on the training side, says a spokeswoman who asked not to be named Xe is no less secretive than Blackwater (Cover story, June 2007). Such a shift could distance Xe from the volatile private-security business that plunged it into hot water in Iraq and elsewhere. A federal judge in 2009 dismissed manslaughter charges against six employees in connection with the deaths of 17 Iraqi civilians in 2007, but a wrongful-death lawsuit is still pending.
Though controversial on the international scene, Xe is a valued corporate citizen in the job-hungry northeast. Theyve been our largest taxpayer and employer for years, says Camden County Manager Randell Woodruff, who also serves as economic-development director. Were a rural county, and mainly a farming area. We work closely with them.
Local officials are scrambling to cement relations with the new owners, two Manhattan private-equity firms that joined forces for the sole purpose of buying Xe. We want to let them know well do everything we can to keep them strong, says Peter Bishop, economic-development director in Currituck County. A company spokeswoman declined to say how many Xe employs. I think it was up to about 1,200 at one time, Bishop says. Now the number is about 600, he says, after the loss of the aviation division.
Currituck and Camden have other interests in Xes health. Its 70,000-square-foot industrial building where armored vehicles were to be assembled remains vacant. And the departure of Xes aviation arm could leave the companys 5,200-foot runway and new hangar lightly used. Camden doesnt have a local airport, important for economic recruiting, though striking a deal with Xe could be touchy. What makes their compound so attractive to them is that it is so private, Bishop says. But we want to let them know we will work with them. Were coming in with open arms.
WASHINGTON PAS USA plans to expand its factory here and add 239 jobs within five years, which would bring employment to 376. The German appliance-panel maker will spend $3.2 million.
NAGS HEAD The U.S. Department of Interior approved plans to replace the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge, which spans Oregon Inlet, after more than 30 years of lobbying by Outer Banks residents. The 3.3-mile bridge will cost $300 million and take three years to build. Bids will be taken this summer.
AHOSKIE Enviva started construction of a wood-pellet plant that will employ 53. The Richmond, Va.-based company makes biomass-fuel products. The $52 million plant is scheduled to open by the end of the year.
KINSTON The city will lose its minor-league baseball team after this season. Steve Grant bought the Kinston Indians and will move the team to Zebulon. He sold the Zebulon-based Carolina Mudcats to Florida businessman Quint Studer, who will move the ball club to Pensacola. Teams in the Indians league are closer to each other, which will reduce travel costs.
FAYETTEVILLE Ben Hancock Jr., 58, takes over as president of Methodist University March 1. He succeeds Elton Hendricks, 75, who is retiring. Hancock is vice president for university advancement at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind.


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And that begs the question: Where are these out-of-town visitors staying this year with so many motel rooms booked thanks to the Eagle Ford Shale?
We know for a fact that some regular opening weekend hunters from Houston were unable to find rooms in Beeville, so they had to postpone their hunt for another weekend.
It's a nice problem to have, at least for motel, restaurant and other business owners and operators in the Bee County area.
But before you grab your 12-gauge and start heading to the nearest sorghum field or stock tank, remember there are some rules that you must know and keep.
First, you must purchase a current hunting license. Second, you cannot hunt from the road or in the city – you must either shoot at doves on your own property in the country, a lease or with the landowner's permission on his or her place.
Also note, the South Zone dove season runs from Sept. 21 to Oct. 28, and then the second part from Dec. 22 to Jan. 22, 2013. The daily bag limit is 15 doves and possession limit is 30 – mourning or whitewing. Shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Shotguns must be legal and plugged to a limit of three shells.
If all that seems like too much hassle and you still want to sample what this hunting craze is about, head up Highway 181 to Karnes County for the 20th annual Lonesome Dove Fest.
The festival, scheduled Thursday through Saturday at the Karnes County Youth Show Barn grounds between Kenedy and Karnes City, hosts as many as 8,000 hunters and their families and combines education, outdoors activities and entertainment.
Some of the featured events include clay target shoots, youth day, parade, Birds of Prey, Aussie Kingdom and snake handlers exhibits, live auction and musical acts Emmerson Biggins and John Wayne Schulz.
Then again, if you don't want to shoot guns or battle crowds, simply enjoy the cooler weather as autumn begins Saturday. And appreciate the large construction projects being completed around town and incredible sales tax rebates being reported for our county, made possible by the Eagle Ford.
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Music instructors offer advice
It's never too late to learn how to play an instrument. (Photo courtesy of Stacey Marmolejo)
Maybe you once harbored the fantasy of doing windmills like Pete Townshend or banging the skins like Charlie Watts, or maybe you're just jealous after watching your teenager have all the fun with "Guitar Hero." But according to the highly rated music instructors we talked to, you can always give up air guitar and unleash your inner rock star — for real.
You're never too old to start. "We have people coming in who've wanted to play drums all their lives, but they're finally getting more comfortable and able to do all those things they wanted to do," says Jim Rupp, owner of Columbus Percussion in Columbus, Ohio.
You get back what you put in. "I give a half-hour lesson and send a lot of material home with them," says Don Townsley, a guitar instructor who teaches at Charley's Guitar Shop in Dallas. "Everything really comes down to how much they practice on their own."
Consider one-on-one instruction. "Everyone learns at their own pace," Townsley says. "Everyone learns at a different level, and everyone wants different things. That's why personalized instruction is important."
Don't forget why you love music in the first place. "Playing an instrument is fun, rewarding and relaxing," Rupp says. "That's the bottom line."
Music can exercise your mind, no matter what your age. "Playing an instrument links the logical and creative sides of your brain," Rupp says. "It helps kids in school and it helps senior citizens keep their minds sharp."


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text: NI set for St Patrick celebrations 14 Mar 2014 A host of festivities are set to take place across Northern Ireland this weekend in celebration of St Patrick's Day. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast In Belfast the annual carnival parade will kick-off on Sunday 16 March at noon from City Hall.This year's theme is 'St Patrick to the future' and will re-imagine the patron saint as a time-travelling adventurer on a colourful journey to the future of Belfast, all with the help of numerous floats, performers and music.Belfast Lord Mayor Councillor Máirtín Ó Muilleoir said: "We have taken the future as a theme because it is important that we concentrate on that and how life can be better for all of us. Belfast has really gotten into its stride being seen across the world as a forward thinking, attractive city with many advantages - particularly its young population."Let's show the world that we can put on a show and celebrate with the best of them," he added.The parade will conclude at Custom House Square in the city, where visitors will be treated to a free concert headlined by former X Factor winner Shayne Ward.The concert will also feature performances from the Tir na nÓg Irish Dancers and the South Asian Dance Academy.It is going to be fun fantastic day, full of colour and excitement and I hope our residents and visitors alike will enjoy the craic on the day.Belfast Lord Mayor Máirtín Ó MuilleoirIn Derry, music lovers can soak up the atmosphere as three outdoor stages will host the best in Irish Traditional artists and performers across the city on Saturday 15 & Monday 17 March from 1-7pm.Mayor Councillor Martin Reilly said he is delighted that music features heavily in this year's St Patrick's Day festival.He added: "As we focus on delivering our Music City 2014 programme as part of the three year legacy promise from 2013, it is great that Derry-Londonderry will fulfill its namesake as a city of music this weekend.The city's annual Spring Carnival Parade will be departing from Queens Quay Car Park on Monday 17 March at 2.30pm and this year it celebrates 'Music, Myth and Magic' and features over 600 talented local performers.Outdoor music stages are synonymous with a variety of our festivals throughout the year with St Patrick's Day being one of the most anticipated events in calendar which accommodates all members of the family.Derry City Mayor Martin ReillyDownpatrick is set to mark St Patrick's Day by staging a re-enactment of the his arrival in Ireland.The event on Monday will depict St Patrick's journey up the River Slaney, before coming ashore near the Co Down town.The re-enactment, which has been organised by Down District Council, will involve more than 60 people and feeds into the main parade through Downpatrick.Michael Lipsett from the council said: "On St Patrick's Day morning at 11am you'll be able to see the re-enactment, you'll be able to see Patrick arriving and coming up into the village."If you want to experience that you can go to the Down District Council offices and there's a free shuttle bus from there that will take you down to where St Patrick actually landed."Those more inclined to the outdoors will embark on the annual walk to the peak of Slemish Mountain in Co Antrim, with buses leaving The Ballymena Eco Centre and Buckna from 9am.It is believed St Patrick worked as a shepherd on Slemish Mountain for six years after being brought to Ireland as a slave.And the annual RNLI Duck Dive will take place at The Herring Pool in Portstewart, Co Londonderry from 1pm on Monday.Brave fund-raisers in fancy dress plunge into the often freezing Atlantic Ocean in aid of the charity. © UTV Share Share Share


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One of television's best dramas returned last night for the first half of its fifth and final season. The season premiere episode, "Live Free or Die," was highly anticipated, to say the least, following the shocking events of October's season 4 finale, "Face Off." But it was hard to tell just how anticipated it was until the ratings for the premiere episode were released on Monday morning.
The episode nabbed 2.9 million viewers, according to AMC, which is a record-setting amount for the series. By comparison, "Face Off" nabbed just 1.9 million. Until last night's episode, the season 4 premiere, "Box Cutter," had been the show's highest-charting episode with 2.58 million viewers tuning in.
Big gains were also made in the coveted 18-49 age bracket, with 1.9 million viewers from that demographic tuning in (a 34% gain from last season).
"Live Free or Die" kicked off the show's final season with a bang, as Walter and Jesse enlisted the help of a reluctant Mike in order to deal with the ramifications of Gus Fring's death following the season 4 finale. Their plan involved a giant magnet, which they used to destroy the police evidence room, which held a laptop with incriminating evidence. In doing so, however, they inadvertently provided the police with a possible new lead.
Next week's episode, "Madrigal," will see Mike doing further damage control within Fring's organization, as well as providing us a glimpse of the mysterious international company that was funding it. We've seen it, and if you thought "Live Free or Die" was good, just wait until you see the opening scene of next week's episode.
Breaking Bad will air "Madrigal" July 22 on AMC.


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Helping Mothers Worldwide Access Life-Saving VaccinationsKatherine Stone
It's World Immunization Week this week. While we can sit here comfortably and argue about whether our children need vaccines in North America, women in developing countries are desperate for access to vaccinations to save the lives of their children. Some mothers walk more than 15 miles just to get a vaccine. Others can't get one no matter how far they walk.
Here are the facts:
- One child dies every 20 seconds from a disease that could be prevented with a vaccine.
- Seventy-five percent of unvaccinated children live in just ten countries: Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, South Africa and Uganda.
- Vaccine-preventable diseases include pneumonia, diarrhea (rotavirus), measles and polio.
- Pneumonia and diarrhea, the two biggest killers of children under five, account for more than one-third of childhood deaths worldwide.
- Vaccines currently help save 2.5 million children from preventable diseases every year.
- One in five children still lack access to the life-saving immunizations that help keep children healthy, mainly do to funding gaps.
So, what can you do about the fact that children are dying preventable deaths?
The UN Foundation's Shot@Life campaign asks you to reach out to your elected officials to ask the U.S. government to continue funding global vaccination programs. You can also donate yourself. Just $5 will protect a child from polio and measles for a lifetime. Fifteen dollars can ensure a child receives a vaccination for two of childhood's deadliest diseases: polio and pneumonia. Finally, you can learn more about this issue and spread the word yourself so that friends and family will get involved.
Every mother wants to give her child a shot at life. Some mothers need our help and support to make that a reality.


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The UFC hasn't shied away from the Olympics in the past. UFC 110, which featured Cain Velasquez taking out Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira in the first round, aired against the 2010 Winter Olympics. Georges St. Pierre defended his belt against Jon Fitch at UFC 87 on the second night of the 2008 Summer Games.
[Related: Jon Fitch vs. Josh Koscheck fight could happen]
But there are two big differences here. First of all, this is network television vs. network television. The previous UFC events that took on the Olympics were pay-per-views, which generally attract a more hard-core fan base. With network television, the UFC is seeking casual fans. During the Olympics, casual sports fans tune into the Games.
Secondly, the UFC's other Olympic-conflicted events fell on nights with with light schedules at the Games. Aug. 4 will be jam-packed with sports popular in the U.S. Swimming will award medals in four races. Basketball and beach volleyball will play early-round games. In track and field, the men's long jump and women's heptathlon and 100-meter events will conclude. The gold- and bronze-medal tennis matches will take place at Wimbledon.
Who will win the ratings battle? Tell us in the comments or on Facebook.
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• Yahoo! Sports Minute: See flower bouquets inspired by top football programs
• Why Monday after Super Bowl should be a national holiday
• Kendrick Perkins rips LeBron James for his dunk tweet


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A carby would have been nice.
Pictures look nice. Dual Horns!
Different strokes for different folks I guess.I like the red, black and silver on the bike.In my opinion, chroming all of those silver parts would look to gaudy for a Cafe Racer.
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Check out appoLearning.com, because your kids deserve the very best educational apps!
When the iPhone was launched, one of the major gripes about it was that it didn't have a voice dialing function. It didn't matter if you had a Bluetooth headset that could handle it or you just wanted to press the button on your iPhone headphones, Steve had decided to leave that feature out. The SpeechCloud Voice Dialer app has proven that it's worth it to wait for Apple to enable this feature or perhaps just wait until the apps can stay open in the background.
The SpeechCloud Voice Dialer app requires you to open the application, hold a button, say ?Call? plus the name of the contact you want to call, then let go. Regardless of whether it can actually understand you or not, the app takes a good 30 seconds before it even lets you know the results of its search. If your lucky enough for it to actually find the contact you're looking for, it then brings you to another screen with that individuals name and phone number for you to press and begin the call.
It is currently not possible to do voice dialing any other way than by opening this application directly. To go from sleep mode to actually making the call using this method would require more time and patience then simply finding the contact in your phone book. The limitations of this application don't come solely from the iPhone itself, as it does force you to then select the phone number that you want to dial before it will actually call.
The idea for a voice dial app is something that will need to be improved upon. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there will be anything great coming out that can properly offer this functionality from a third party. This app is something that should not be on your iPhone.


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Late yesterday Panasonic released a free new firmware update which adds useful features to their GH2 camera:
Perhaps the most important new features are 1080p30 and 1080p25 AVCHD recording modes at 24 megabits/sec. Previously the GH2's top-quality AVCHD modes were 1080p24 at 24 mbs or 720p60 (or 720p50 PAL) at 17 mbs. The only 30p mode was a low-quality MJPEG mode, and as discussed previously there was no 25p mode.
One of my clients records bi-weekly studio sessions for broadcast using his two Sony camcorders in 1080p30 mode. Until now, we haven't been able to use my GH2 as camera #3 because it didn't support 1080p30.
Some of the improvements only affect the GH2's still photography mode or only its video mode, but not both.
Panasonic's descriptions of the firmware improvements are a bit cryptic (Japanese translated into English). Item #1 is the new 1080p30 / 1080p25 mode.:
- Added a video mode [HIGH BIT RATE] which is suitable for editing video recorded at high bit rate(24Mbps).
- Added a function [POWER ZOOM LENS] when using power zoom lens.
- Full area enlargement of AF area setting.
- Improved in the speed of consecutive shooting when shot with auto bracket.
- Increased number of recordable images in consecutive shooting.
- [EX.TELE CONV. (Extra Tele Conversion)] can be set ON/OFF separately in photo or video recording.
- More accurate light adjustment of built-in flash.
- Improved in the AF performance in video recording.
- Synchronization of alarm volume for low battery with [BEEP VOLUME].
- Added a function [HALF PRESS RELEASE].
- Improved NR (Noise Reduction) in high sensitivity shooting.
- Added a function [TOUCH SCREEN] which is ON/OFF control of touch-screen.
I haven't updated my camera yet. I'll wait at least a few days until I see more reports online of others having done so successfully.
#8 ("Improved in the AF performance in video") might come in handy if it works well. Currently, AF in video mode is fairly slow.
It'll be interesting to see if #11 ("Improved Noise Reduction in high sensitivity [high ISO] shooting") actually works & looks good.
Vitaliy Kiselev (the Russian programmer who successfully hacked previous GH1 & GH2 firmwares) expects to have the new firmware hacked "soon", but that could mean in a few weeks or many, many weeks depending on how much Panasonic has changed the structure of the new firmware code compared to the previous version. Assuming he hacks the new firmware, all of the goodies he previously brought to the GH2 -- especially high-quality, high bit-rate (up to 200 mbs!) AVCHD recording in all modes -- should be possible with the new firmware, too. For info about the current hack (not based on yesterday's new firmware), see:
Working with Panasonic's new firmware, it's very likely Vitaliy will finally be able to enable 1080p25 AVCHD PAL recording for _all_ GH2 users. Panasonic's new firmware only enables 1080p25 for users of the PAL version of the GH2, but Vitaly will probably be able to make it available for owners of the NTSC version of the cam, too. (The current version of his hacked firmware already allows NTSC GH2 cams to record 1080i50). Stay tuned.
Hopefully this will all turn out to be a nice little Xmas present from Panasonic!
If you're new to the GH2, or are wondering what it was capable of before the new firmware, here's a beautiful recent example shot by "vesubio":


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Should be announcing towns any time now.
Can't wait!!
LIVE VIDEO: RAGBRAI XL Route Announcement Party | RAGBRAI
sounds like the route doesn't get announced until 9.
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sounds like the route doesn't get announced until 9.
They appear to be taking their time.
May we all have tailwinds and dry weather!
"Explode and tear this whole town apart
Take a knife and cut this pain from my heartFind somebody itching for something to start"
"The Promised Land" Bruce Springsteen
People at podium now.
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Hurry up already.
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I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
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Another central route?
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Game Description: Prepare to walk the walk, MechWarrior. The Inner Sphere's long-awaited counterattack against the vicious Clan Smoke Jaguar rages on, but the enemy isn't willing to lie down and die. On a world with the ironic name of Tranquil, one of the last ranking Smoke Jaguar star colonels is preparing a bastion for his clan to lick its wounds and prepare its vengeance. Your mission: conduct a high-impact commando raid on Tranquil and destroy its usefulness as a base of operations before the enemy has a chance to dig in. The tricky part is, MechWarrior, that the Jaguars know they're beaten and, honorable or not, they're going to try everything to see that they get their shot at vengeance against the Inner Sphere. You can bet they're going to start with the closest target—you.
It's pretty obvious that 100-story tall humanoid robots are an improbability. Duplicating the precise mechanics that enable mobility and balance in the human body utilizing machinery would take nothing short of a miracle. Paul Verhoeven's cyber-retro film Robocop played around with the idea and showed how impractical any attempt would be when the hulking security droid, ED-209, couldn't even negotiate a simple flight of stairs. Yet the male population (especially young boys) continue to be fascinated with this physics-defying notion that combines empowering size with a curiously complex control mechanism. In any case, pop-culture certainly hasn't missed a beat by continuously feeding our child-like fantasies with the likes of Gigantor, Transformers ("Autobots, Let's Roll!"), Voltron ("and I'll form the head!"), Robotech ("Minmei, Minmei"), Dangaio ("SideKick Wave!"), Power Rangers ("Go, Go" Crap), and, most recently, the Iron Giant. Computer games have had their share of representation in this arena as well with Earthsiege, Heavy Gear, and Shogo. But before all of them, there was my all-time favorite, MechWarrior.
I was a fanatic of the first-of-its-kind MechWarrior, but I didn't hold the sequel in such high regard. For all its cutting edge graphics, it lacked personality and character and took itself far too seriously. I'm happy to report that MechWarrior 3 doesn't suffer from the same dullness. From the action-packed opening title sequence to the chattery mission briefings, MechWarrior 3 bristles with life and excitement. Credit much of the liveliness to a proper usage of the Battletech universe. The game effectively sets up an engaging backdrop story about a separated task force from the Eridani Light Horse Clan looking to put an end to its war with the Smoke Jaguar Clan. The separation from the lance (due to harried insertion into the combat zone) is a stroke of design genius because it allows the player to progressively learn individual skills first and then incrementally develop squad-based tactics later (as the player is reunited with other lancemates one by one).
MechWarrior 3 is organized into a series of linear missions with primary and secondary objectives. Only upon completion of these objectives can one advance to the next mission. And in the process, I am allowed to salvage parts from opponents I had previously destroyed for new mechs and armaments. Failure sends me back to the mech labs to figure out what went wrong and to try again with a better-suited combination of mechs and weapons for that mission. Ordinarily this type of trial and error adds up to aggravation, but in MechWarrior 3 customizing my mech and tailoring it to my preferred style of combat is part of the very essence of the game. It's an overly complicated process and difficult to grasp, at times, but that's really my only complaint (that and the lack of a branching story arch). The salvaging aspect also makes for distinctly conservative tactics since it is not in my best interest to obliterate an opposing mech to shreds. Both features add layers of depth to the game and kept me more involved.
The intricacy of actually piloting a Mech is minimized through the use of its short, but thorough training mode. Inside the cockpit, the developers have included a few new features like the zoom reticule, crouching ability, and coolant flushing system, which actually add to the gameplay rather than needlessly complicate. Communication between lancemates has been nicely streamlined as well, so that giving orders is no longer a chore. In fact, everything about the game feels very polished. The detailed graphics, smooth mech animations, robust sound, active mission design, and solid game engine all feel convincing and tightly integrated.
Even after all the aforementioned positives, MechWarrior 3's most exemplary characteristic is its sense of fun and lively gameplay, which really made me feel involved. In the midst of combat, sometimes my mech would overheat, get knocked down, or have its appendages blown off. But these strikingly dynamic touches aren't circumstances that only I had to manage. These predicaments equally would befall computer opponents and it is a riot to observe how the computer deals with them. Sometimes I could almost sense the panic exhuming out of an opposing mech as if there were actually a little pilot inside "choking" under the pressure. I liked how the computer AI seemed to act more organically and it consequently made the game feel more alive. Another thing to note about the upbeat gameplay in MechWarrior 3 is that it doesn't take itself too seriously. That's best demonstrated in the jump jets enabled mechs, with their gravity-defying landings and the giddy MFB repair sequences where three supply trucks form around a mech and do pitstop style repairs. Since the idea of giant robots is so far-fetched, trying to make the game seem overly realistic would be a mistake anyway. Instead, MechWarrior 3 has embraced its child-like appeal and the result is far more successful. So while MechWarrior 3 maintains a sense of reality on the surface, at its core there is a feeling of fun and wonderment.
I've been aware of the MechWarrior series since it's inception. I was sans-PC at the time, but I lived a bit of that world through Chi. I was also a huge fan of giant robots, especially Voltron. Controlling a giant robot and taking on giant monsters was a dream of mine always and I was thrilled to hear that that was essentially what I would be doing in MechWarrior. Sure I was disappointed to learn that there was no blazing-sword nor any lion-head attacks available, but the concept of giant robots was still intact. Alas, what I saw when I actually started playing MechWarrior was anything but what was promised. The graphics were primitive and never played at a reasonable level on anyone's PC. All I was doing was trying to pilot big clunky blocks from point A to point B. I say "trying" because like all mech games following it, MechWarrior's controls were far too complex for me to get any sense of actual control out of playing. It was a total disappointment and I must say, this is one of the games that furnished my hatred of PC games. Looking back on it now, it's ironic that while the first game of the series turned me off from the mech genre, the third in the series has brought me back.
Things have changed since the release of the original MechWarrior. Powerful 3D video cards can be found in most gamers' PC's so graphics appear onscreen just as the original creators of the game envisioned them. Mechs come complete with realistic camouflage "skins" and they maneuver around ultra-realistic environments. Also, PC game controllers have evolved past the simple flightstick we used to have to contend with. Now we have gamepads that come with more than enough buttons to replace the keyboard as the control device of choice. In my opinion, this puts some dents in the genre's reputation for being too cumbersome for the casual gamer to get into.
I figure that that was Zipper Interactive's intention from the beginning. As a sort of running thread, I felt that they never wanted to overwhelm me. Linear by PC standards, MechWarrior 3 delivers a tight, evolving story. I didn't like the opening premise at first, it came off like the old lone-soldier-trapped-behind-enemy-lines-left-to-shoot-his-way-out gimmick. But after playing for a while, I too learned that this "plot device" serves a dual purpose. Not only did I learn to better control my mech on my own, but also by the time I ran into (literally, in my case) a lancemate, I was familiar with the mech and the new story elements. Mission briefings are also an example of this philosophy. While they look and sound authentic and are packed with information, it's all delivered in a way that is simple and quite entertaining. If I was ever confused about my objectives, an onscreen objective display showed me what I was supposed to be doing.
Chi brought up the AI in this game and I'd like to just say that it is about time. I have long wanted to see my CPU opponents and CPU controlled allies have the same problems that I did. In the past, battles were always skewed towards the CPU because of built-in cheats. In MechWarrior 3, however, it was normal during a battle to hear my ally shut down his mech because he was overheated, and just as normal for the enemy to do the same thing. It was hilarious watching the enemy mechs try to chase after me or run away on gimpy legs. It's a touch of realism that is greatly appreciated. And I hope this translates onto other games in other genres.
All the great games immerse the player in a digital world from the get-go and let the player play through the game thinking he or she is control. Alas MechWarrior 3 fails here, but that's not a major fault because the playing experience is so engrossing. The battles feel real, the mechs feel real, and the missions feel real. MechWarrior 3 does come out on top of all of them because it was fun to play. I was not concerned with control schemes (thanks to the Gravis Xterminator joypad) and the graphics were top-notched bar none. All of this comes together better than any mech game I've played with the exception of Heavy Gear. Add all this to the Battletech universe, and MechWarrior 3 is certainly the best all-around mech experience on the market.
According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Violence
A fast 3D accelerator is a must for getting the most visually impressive Mech styling, but MechWarrior 3 boasts some incredible scalability as well for underpowered systems. I'm not crazy about the mouse and keyboard control scheme (popularized by first-person shooters) for MechWarrior 3 because controlling a mech requires a steady interface more than a twitchy one. So make sure you have nice programmable controller (my pick is the Xterminator), because there are plenty of commands that a player will be compounded with.
Hard-core simulation fans will feel a bit betrayed by the slightly more light-hearted style, but more casual gamers will be surprised at the dramatic Wing Commander-ish atmosphere and its ease of operation. While the game seems a bit complicated for younger gamers, I'm sure more inquisitive and robot-crazy kids won't have too much difficulty getting around MechWarrior 3, especially with its excellent training mode. Lastly, play-life has come into question because there are a limited number of missions. I personally am not bothered by it since I believe in quality and not quantity. Plus, there are instant action modes and standard multi-player features that help alleviate the brevity as well.
Die-hard fans of the Mechwarrior series will not be disappointed—I sure wasn't.


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Guide to Convicts and Convict Administration
The Guide to NSW State Archives relating to Convicts and Convict Administration (the Convict Guide) provides an entry into an unique collection of records, created by both the British Government and the Colonial administration, covering the period 1788-1842, including the 'convict exiles' of the 1840s and 1850s.
It is divided into eighteen chapters that follow the course of the convicts' 'careers' - starting with their trial and transportation and 'ending' with freedom, later punishments or death.
Each chapter provides: a brief historical overview, to set the scene; a list of indexes to relevant records; details of the government agencies and the records they created and maintained. An extensive index also provides a useful entry point to the guide.
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The Convict Guide wins award
The Convict Guide received a Mander Jones Award in the category of 'Best finding aid to an archival collection (1) held by an Australian institution, or (2) about Australia; produced by an organisation deemed eligible for Category 4 (5) (a) institutional membership' at the 2007 Australian Society of Archivists (ASA) Conference. The Awards for outstanding publications in the field of archives honour Phyllis Mander Jones, who, amongst other contributions to the profession, authored Manuscripts in the British Isles relating to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, in 1972.
Extremely detailed finding aid. Complete and does not recoil from the complexity of the records.'
A magnificent work of scholarship and years of assembling and collating data about the birth of a nation.'
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Archive for March, 2011
On Twitter, no one can hear you scream
Mar 8th
I had the strangest call from Charlie Sheen yesterday.
"OK man, I've got 2 MILLION freaking people following me on Twitter and my Klout score still sucks. Ya gotta help me!"
"Charlie," I calmly replied, "Klout scores really don't tell you much of anything. Don't worry about it."
"But Mark," he stammered, "This is all about WINNING my friend. And I am NOT WINNING if I have a Klout score lower than you. That is just pathetic. My tiger blood is raging here. What do I do???"
Sadly, this type of celebrity Twitter rant has become (yawn) routine for me. And every bit of that conversation is absolutely true, except the part about Charlie Sheen calling me.
Well, I do get requests from folks asking for Twitter help every day … usually to re-tweet a notable blog post or perhaps in support of a charity. I'm glad to help where I can but I'll let you in on a little secret: It doesn't work.
Some people look at the number of followers I have and a relatively high Klout score and imagine that I can be their gateway to social influence. I've been around long enough to know that these factors do not translate into influence at all. Even when I ask people to take action on something I really believe in, typically very little action occurs. This is not a matter of being humble or gracious. It is simply the truth. When I tweet something, it rarely results in tangible action.
Sorry, there is little true influence on Twitter
This phenomenon was also noted in Tom Webster's fine Brand Savant blog. (It seems like I am quoting him a lot lately!) In an extraordinary measure, he personally contacted every Klout-infested A-list blogger he could think of to help him with a New Zealand earthquake charity appeal.
Tom calculated that the "reach" of his message easily exceeding 600,000. Out of that number, his appeal received 389 clicks and 10 submissions to his cause. Tom admits there were some complications that could have depressed the number but he pithily states that this conversion rate — compliments of some of the world's greatest Twitter "influencers" — was significantly lower than what would be expected from a random pop-up ad.
In a post on the Networked Nature of Twitter by Megan Garber, she reported that actress Alyssa Milano — with a Klout score of 84 — sent out a tweet to her nearly 1.2 million followers: a link to the Amazon page of a book called Connected: The Surprising Power of Our Social Networks & How They Shape Our Lives.
Can you imagine the influence of a tweet from one of Twitter's biggest stars? Wouldn't that really help the author's career?! Well, the impact was zero. Literally zero. Not one additional book sale resulted from the tweet.
I've also had my blog posts tweeted by Alyssa and other Twitterati, and while it definitely sends a short-term spike in page views, it has never resulted in any measurable difference in new blog subscribers. In fact, after Guy Kawasaki tweeted my post five times in 24 hours, my blog reader subscriptions went down.
For those swooning over Twitter-derived influence scores like Klout, this should be a wake-up call. It's true. On Twitter, no one can hear you scream.
But blogs are another matter …
Marketers should be looking for influence in blog communities. That is where the real magic is happening. Tom Webster made an insightful point in his post — The people who finally took action on his request were strong connections nurtured through his blog-oriented relationships.
I have had the same experience. I KNOW I can move my blog community to action and they can move me to action, too. The connections built through a blog community are extremely strong compared to the weak ties on Twitter.
Curiously, blog activity is not accounted for on most of the popular social scoring measures. In fact, Klout is only looking at those weak Twitter ties right now. One measure that seems to at least take a crack at blog influence is Post Rank. Post Rank is one of the milestones used by AdAge to rate the world's marketing blogs. What does it really measure? Nobody knows for sure … it is certainly an amalgam of tweets, comments and other forms of online engagement taking place between the blogger and the community. I actually hired a CPA to try to de-tangle the formula for this article and she couldn't do it!
Nevertheless, if you buy into the notion that blogs nurture strong connections that lead to influence, wouldn't this elevate a measure like Top Rank ahead of something like Klout?
I think REAL influence is taking place in the smaller, stronger groups found in passionate blog communities. I plucked out the top-rated bloggers via Post Rank and yeah, these people certainly exhibit thought leadership and influence on their communities and beyond.
By explanation — most blogs on the AdAge Power 150 are run by companies, have a staff of bloggers, or aggregated content. I left them off. So while Brian Clark is most associated with Copyblogger, his name is left off because the site is populated by a staff of writers.
Another observation as I looked at this list — there were a few names I did not recognize. How do those names stack up for you?
Any way, something to think about. Does this make sense to you? Are you forming strong ties in blog communities, on Twitter, Facebook or elsewhere? What form of online engagement influences YOU?
Six ideas to get your blog out of the fog
Mar 6th
We have an extraordinary opportunity today! Thanks to Christina Pappas, a blogger with Zmags.com, we're going to dissect her blog as a case study! Christina came to me with this familiar question:
I joined my company in September of 2010 and one of my "missions" was to start and maintain a consistent blogging schedule. I am posting regularly (at least 1x per day) and am sticking to themes that my audience would relate to. But I cannot reach two goals: getting subscribers and getting comments. We have 2,500 customers and only 170 blog subscribers. Why such a big disconnect? Why am I creating great content for no results?
OK, let's start digging into the problem! What do you do when your blog is in the fog?
I'm a data guy so first let's look at the some numbers. Here are the page views of the blog B.C. (Before Christina) and A.C. (After Christina):
There are two obvious trends we can observe. Christina has had a dramatic impact on this blog, and something really weird happened in December to cause a big drop.
What happened over the holidays? The company has no idea. I have seen that kind of crazy data from Feedburner before but usually Google Analytics is pretty solid. Any opinions?
Let's look at the blog itself.
The blog design is clean, attractive, and easy to navigate. The content is relevant, timely and well-written. The headlines are strong and Christina generally punctuates her text with sub-headings and graphics to capture attention and add visual appeal. Overall, this is a strong blog.
How is Christina promoting the blog? In a conversation with me she reported that she is:
- Commenting on relevant customer and industry blogs
- Engaging with potential readers on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and a monthly eNewsletter.
- Worked to get her blog posts syndicated on other sites. One of her posts received 2,000 views.
The company has also retained an outside company to try to advise her on ideas to drive more readership and comments. The consultant recommends she take two steps:
1) Cut the number of posts she is writing from five to two and spend the extra time promoting the blog.
2) Create specific industry-specific customer "personas" and tailor posts to each persona over a period of time.
OK, the blog doctor is IN DA HOUSE! (Where is my theme music?) What should Christina do?
1) Exercise patience — First, let's put this in perspective. Christina has increased page views on the blog by more than 100 percent and subscriptions by 28 percent in four months. Take a bow, young lady! Building a company blog is painstaking work. Be patient and tell your management not to panic. It will be OK. You're on the right track. If you're still stalled six months from now we can review, but for now, let's stay the course … with a few tweaks!
2) Goals and strategy — Everything starts with strategy. All we know is that the goal is to increase comments and readership … but why? Goals should reflect the target behavior you are trying to change or influence. So I have to ask — why is getting a comment a goal? How does that move the needle for your company?
Getting comments on a company blog is extremely difficult. For example, GE has one of the best B2B blogs in the world, with dozens of people contributing to it. They get about two comments a month. So I think you need to seriously re-evaluate whether "comments" is a realistic and desirable goal. The engagement may be taking place outside of the blog.
Remember that there are many important business benefits of blogging even if you have very few comments. Don't overlook SEO benefits, PR opportunities and other valuable benefits of your content.
3) Where are your customers? As I look at your blog, there is very little that has to do with direct customers here. Where are the articles about your customers? Case studies? Successes? Best practices? Pictures?
When I was a young PR guy, my boss made me work the midnight shift at our plant for two weeks. Why? Because I was writing a newsletter, those were my "customers," and I had to understand them. I think Christina should follow some sales people around on calls for a week, maybe two. If that's not practical, talk to them on the phone. Find out what the customers love, what they hate. What do the WANT to read about? What questions do they have? Answer them in blog posts. Just asking your customers about the blog will make them INTERESTED in your blog!
One of the best way to get customers to engaged is to feature them IN your blog. Make your blog a customer celebration.
4) Where are your employees? Don't overlook the opportunity to get employees engaged and excited about your blog. Feature them too. Also, it's time for Christina to ask for their help. There is this issue called social validation that I discuss at length in a post called Building Social Media Momentum. In short, customers are more likely to join in on engagement and comments if they see they're not all alone on your blog. Ask your fellow employees to support you and "prime the pump" with tweets and comments.
5) Where are you? There are two conditions that usually drive comments on corporate blogs 1) involving customers and 2) having a single, strong personality write the blog. Christina is doing a good job with the content but is not putting much of her personality into it. I recommend putting Christina's picture out there on the blog some place. Let people know who is behind the blog. That should make a difference with engagement!
6) Where's the sizzle? The blog has the beef but it needs a little sizzle. What can Zmags do to shake it up and grab attention? How about a contest? A blog-only special? Video? Humor? A celebrity guest blogger that your customers would recognize?
Now, about those consultants. The quality of the company blog is solid. Christina seems to be handling the 4-5 posts a week easily but dropping back to 3-4 would not hurt much. Personally I would scrap the persona idea at this stage. Just talk to your customers. Get to know them. That's a lot more fun and effective than following a script.
Well, that's my take on it. What does the community think? What would you do if you were Christina? What did I miss?
Many thanks to Christina Pappas and the management of Zmags for allowing me to dissect their blog with no strings attached. Christina submitted this question through MLT Creative's blogging seminar.
Steal this blog: Why the economics of blogging are broken
Mar 4th
Imagine you have composed a beautiful song. This song is a culmination of years of music lessons, performing, and experimentation. You love your song. You're proud of your song.
Then unexpectedly, your hear your composition in a television commercial. You didn't even know about this — let alone have compensation for it! Then you hear your song covered by another artist — just ripped off! They won't even acknowledge that it's your song and THEY'RE making money from it. Suddenly, your song is everywhere. There is no way to stop it. Your work is lost, hopelessly spread over the world forever. It makes you feel like you never want to write a song again.
This is what life is like as a creative individual on the Internet.
Content is ripped off wholesale. There is an expectation that any type of creative output is free and should be freely distributed.
As the popularity of my blog has grown, so has the popularity of ripping it off. In the past month, my blog posts have been:
- Reproduced in their entirety on other blogs without attribution of any kind.
- Used as promotional content on other people's revenue-producing websites, blogs and eNewsletters
- Taken in their entirety to populate SEO scam sites.
This is not unusual. It happens all the time to any blogger of note. It's sickening and depressing. It's the dark side of "viral."
The economics of the Internet are broken
This "content harvesting" I'm describe occurs with art, music, movies, games, software … any creative output on the social web. So I'm not alone with this problem but that doesn't make it right.
There is no way to stop it. I've tried addressing individual occurrences and it's like playing a global game of social media Wack-a-Mole. And I'm sure for every one rip-off I learn about there are 10 that I don't.
For more than 15 years — really since the dawn of Napster — people have been creating an Internet culture of entitlement. If it's on the web, it is fair game for free use and distribution, no matter the implications for the creator.
There have been promises of new revenue models falling into place to support these artists but it hasn't happened, and I don't think it will. Any form of protection like Creative Commons is essentially toothless.
Taking a stand
I can't address this widespread problem, but I can take a stand in my own little piece of the web. So I am making two changes on {grow} in response to this issue.
First, I am featuring a modest amount of advertising on the side column of this blog. This will never seep into the editorial portion of the blog. You will never see affiliate links or sponsored posts. These are organizations I believe in, and in some cases, the ads (like for Amachi or Habitat for Humanity) are posted at no charge. It is a small way to support good work.
I am a consultant and teacher. The only thing I have to sell is my time. While there are indirect benefits of blogging, having some modest direct income will help justify spending more time on content and comments. It will make it a better blog!
Ending guest post slavery
I will use advertising revenue to pay four contributing writers. If you haven't noticed them yet, they are:
- Sidney Eve Matrix — Culture and technology professor at Queens University and a blogging inspiration
- Stanford Smith — Blogging intellect and the sweetest writer on the web
- Neicole Crepeau — Ex-Microsoft-er who sees the social web in an entirely different and humanistic way.
- Srinivas Rao— He's interviewed 130 bloggers. "Nuff said.
They are among the best writers and diverse thinkers on the social web. Period.
And while exposure on {grow} will undoubtedly help their own blogs and businesses, it is time to break this cycle of slave labor expectations of guest bloggers. It is unfair and wrong to build and monetize a community or business on the free labor of others.
I've thought about these issues a lot and I think it is time to take a stand against this destructive "free" mentality in a positive way. I also hope I am accomplishing this in a manner that builds on the integrity of the blog, my deep respect for this community, and an urgent desire to provide the most insanely great content on the social web.
It's an experiment. Let's see if it works.
As always, I would cherish your thoughts on these issues in the comment section.
How do I find the "voice" on my company blog?
Mar 3rd
I received this great question from Josh Cantrell, a B2B blogger …
Who is my audience? Is it the people I want to sell to, or the people that will regularly follow our blog? How do I determine the blog's "voice"? My writing style/personality may be different than the corporation's. Do I do my own thing and just be myself or do I try write AS the business would?
Whether you have a personal blog or a corporate blog, your tone and voice will change over time, primarily as your knowledge and confidence grows. When you get right down to it, your "voice" is the key differentiator for your blog — it probably makes the difference on whether somebody even reads your blog or not.
I would define "voice" as the personality and style of your writing. Are you witty or buttoned up? Flowery or factual? A story-teller or a reporter? There is no good or bad way to be, as long as you are connecting with your audience.
In the business world, your audience must be defined as the people you are trying to influence. Your company blog should be aligned with your marketing and business strategies, otherwise … why do it?
A business normally has many audiences. Obviously customers … but also suppliers, employees, people in the community, even competitors! One emerging best practice is to have multiple blogs for your differing audiences. This is impractical for many businesses so you should probably focus on customers — yes, the people you want to sell to.
Aligning your "voice" with the company's can be difficult, but not impossible. I've worked with blog-start-ups at several companies and here are the phases I see most companies going through:
1) Uptight — At first, the company is tentative about becoming a publisher. Writing is tightly controlled, wedded to a schedule, and perhaps even approved by legal.
2) Disenchantment — "What?? We don't have comments on our blog?? What are we doing wrong?" Also in this phase you realize all those people who said they would contribute blog posts were big fat liars.
3) Re-alignment — Expectations come more into line, and a more realistic view of the long-term contributions of a blog emerges. Maybe you even have a small win — "Hey a customer mentioned our blog today."
4) Relaxation — Company begins to trust the content developers and the process. Content begins to be incorporated strategically into sales and marketing efforts. Maybe you even get a comment! The blog becomes cool.
So a voice does evolve and hopefully over time it will become less press release-like and more human, accessible and friendly.
In the short-term, if there is a disconnect between how you write and how they WANT you to write, you have to live with it. Change takes time and let's face it, if the company is paying you, they can ask you to write any damn thing they want, even if it sucks.
Here is another remote possibility. Your company might be right. Most companies are run by experienced, well-meaning people who want to do good work and care about you too. As I look back at my own career, when I was 25 I didn't know half as much as you do Josh. Worse, I didn't know it at the time! Thankfully I had patient bosses.
Hang in there. Most companies do get to that relaxation stage. And besides, I LIKE your blog Josh!
I would love to hear stories from the rest of the blog community. Are you finding your voice on your blog? Is it matching what your company wants you to say?
Josh Cantrell submitted this great question through MLT Creative's blogging seminar and is a marketing coordinator and blogger behind Cloud 9, a very entertaining B2B blog at Claris Networks, a cloud computing provider in Knoxville, TN.
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Wudalianchi Lakes is a famous tourist attraction of volcano. According to the historic material, the volcano erupted during 1719 and 1721. The lava blocked the watercourse of Bai River and formed five lakes connecting with each other. Wudalianchi is the Chinese characters for five connected lakes literally.
The lakes boast of mineral water with high medical value. Mineral spring scatters everywhere from the southeast of Wudalianchi Lakes to the beautiful Yaoquan Mountain, a region covers fifteen kilometers area. The springs flow vigorously throughout years. It is estimated by relative departments that the spring water containing materials like chlorine carbonate and bicarbonate. Besides, there are more than ten essential microelements like manganese, iron and chromium in the spring. Drinking the spring water is good for digestion, blood and nerve system diseases. Washing with it could have curative effects of skin disease, eye disease and hair losing. Local habitants call it magic water as it could both cure diseases and do benefits to people's health.
Wudalianchi Lakes are famous for the great combination of beautiful mountain, strange stone, clean water and special spring. Fourteen seats of conical volcanoes stand up around the clear water of the lakes. Mountains and lakes embraced each other and come into harmony. Overlooking from the top of mountain, the black lava stretching 64 kilometers moves on just like a giant dragon or waves of the vast sea. It is really spectacular. The whiffing mountains lie on here row upon row and various shapes of lava look vividly which provide you too many things to see. The magic icy cave in the volcano is unique in the world in fact. In the midsummer time, a silver world will come into your eyes as soon as you step into the cave. You'll feel chilliness at once and the summer heat disappears in a sudden. It seems that you are in the water palace or an ice one. And in winter, the cloudy fog is beautiful and pleasant. Additionally, mountain shadows in the lakes, boiling spring in the birch forest, heaven lakes in volcanoes, surging stones and burning castles are full of humor and wit which will keep you staying. In the city, there are Yishen Garden and Changshou Garden. There is Zhongling Temple on Yaoquan Mountain with Erlong Spring and Zhongling Park on the foot of the mountain for tourism. These 14 seats of volcanoes generally row in two lines. On the east, there are six volcanoes Molabu Mountain, East and west Longmen Mountain, East and west Jiaodebu Mountain and Xiaogu Mountain. On the west, there are South and north Gelaqiu Mountain, Wohu Mountain, Bijia Mountain, Laohei Mountain and Huoshao Mountain. All these are volcanoes which erupted 260 years ago and their features are complete. Besides, Yaoquan Mountain is located in the south with Weishan Mountain in the north. Yaoquan Mountain is the lowest one among these 14 volcanoes in sea level.
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Tips: (1) The specialties of Wudalianchi City are mineral water of Wudalianchi and craftworks as vesuvianite bonsai. The crucian and carp are its famous products too. Besides, the distilled spirit of Yaoquan is another local specialty. You might bring some spirit back as you like. It is good for self-drinking and is popular gift to your relatives and friends. (2) Accommodation and diet: People usually live and eat in the sanitarium when they go to Wudalianchi Lakes for travel or relaxation. The cost for food is quite cheap. Everyday, you only need to spend ten odd Yuan to get very good foods averagely. Don't forget to drink a cup of magic water from the mineral spring which is free in most local restaurant. As the tourists mostly come here during June and August just the time that the local vegetables and fruits come into the market. The visitors can buy their favorite foods on the market by themselves and the foods are cheap and fresh. The small towns in the scenic area are almost composed of many sanitariums. The price of accommodating in the sanitariums in quite cheap. You only need to pay fifteen Yuan for a bed in a common four-person room. Besides, the price is quite reasonable if you lease a car through the sanitariums or hotels. The price is usually free of agency fee. The reference price of a Jeep is 100 Yuan/day while the price of motorcycle is about 50 Yuan/day and you need to buy the driver the lunch. If you want to stay here quite a long time, you'd better live in the house of the local people which is only about 5 Yuan/day for one person. If you are interested in cooking, you can borrow cookers from the landlord and do the cooking on your own. Inside the scenic region, there are a few of restaurants where you can eat fish alive, just like the crucian or the carp and it taste really delicious. The price ranges from 36 Yuan to 50 Yuan per kilogram according to the market. (3) Every year, on 5th May of Summer Calendar, there is the water drinking festival of Wudalianchi Lakes. And from June to September are the best seasons for travel. (4) Every year, the scenic spot is not opened to the public from November to next April But the visitors could get in too. There are barriers in front of the gates of Laohei Mountain and Huoshao Mountain where vehicles couldn't pass. You can get in by bicycle or on foot. It is rarely cold in Wudalianchi in winter. If you travel on foot, you can only visit one place per day as the distances between each spots are all over ten kilometers. It is really a waste of time. So you'd better come here during the opening mouths. Between August and September, you can witness the golden autumn of northeast China. During these months, you could get rid of crowds of people and enjoy the same good services and the costs for the services are not very high.
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Frozen Mocha Cheesecakes Recipe
Enjoy multiple desserts in one with Wendy Nuis' decadent, no-bake cheesecake. Turn it into a whole new creation by using different flavored chips or mini chips, replacing the coffee with another flavor stir-in or adding in crushed toffee or peppermints. Be sure you add in only 1 tablespoon to prevent overwhelming your taste buds.
- 1 egg
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons baking cocoa
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2/3 cup milk chocolate chips
- 4 to 6 teaspoons instant coffee granules
- 2 teaspoons hot water
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- Whipped cream, optional
- 1. In a small bowl, combine the first five ingredients; stir in butter. Press onto the bottom of four 4-in. springform pans coated with cooking spray.
- 2. Place pans on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 12 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
- 3. In a microwave, melt chips; stir until smooth Cool. In a small bowl, combine coffee granules and water. In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, milk, chocolate and coffee mixture until smooth. Pour into crusts. Cover and freeze for at least 6 hours or until firm.
- 4. Remove from the freezer 15 minutes before serving. Remove sides of pan. Garnish with whipped cream if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
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