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Have you ever pondered that with the cost of homes soaring with the day, how one can discover their fantasy home without being bankrupt? The city of Pune is the business center point of the nation and various individuals from the nation over come and settle down here. Green Park Kondhwa Pune
general population living in the city are all for the most part foreigners from the nation over who come here in serach of work and at last, the settle down in the city for work. The land organizations in the state is flourishing as they essentially concentrate on giving the newcomers the best and reasonably estimated lodging alternatives. The way of life in this city is fairly costly however when you are searching for quality home, you can rest guaranteed that a specific breaking point of spending plan would dependably be held. The Green Park Pune is one of the best spending residency alternatives that you can put resources into.
Situated in the Kondhwa area of pune, the task green park Kondhwa Pune is worked over a district of 3.5 sections of land. The projct involves 4 structures which are sprawled over the district. The recently dispatched venture by Capricorn bunch has 2 bhk, 3 bhk, 3.5 bhk,4.5 bhk pads to look over for the purchasers. The structures are every 14 stories high and the aggregate number of pads are 140 in the lodging complex. The Capricorn gathering is one of the best up and coming land bunches who are exceptionally tenacious and energetic about giving quality lodging the purchasers.
The venture Green Park by Capricorn Group gathering is noted for various offices that you can discover here. The lodging complex is not very enormous and not little and there is a plain vibe about it. The arranged patio nurseries and the different parks inside the lodging complex is perfectly laid out. The complex has parking areas in bounteous, the school transport stops, and alternatives for indoor and open air diversions, the swimming pools, the exercise room, the assembly hall and numerous more comparable offices inside this specific undertaking. The upside of the area is likewise a component that guarantees that the undertaking is the ideal decision for you. The fundamental needs like clubs, shopping centers and amusement, schools, sanctuaries, establishments, shopping mind boggling and medicinal necessities would all be able to be satisfied in and around the spot. The kondhwa locale is effectively commutable from around the city and subsequently this is the ideal decision for a home.
The Green park lodging complex has high security framework where the best in class security offices deal with the undertaking. The water supply and power go down is additionally there in this task.
Reference: https://propertypointer2016.wordpress.com/2016/09/09/green-park-pune-affordable-homes-to-fulfill-your-dreams/


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PETIT JEAN MOUNTAIN, Ark. (June 29, 2010) - Although Winthrop Rockefeller
championed many areas of need during his 20 years in Arkansas, he focused
largely on agriculture - a cause to which he devoted himself for the
remainder of his life. His leadership and philanthropy brought agriculture
and education together in a common forum.
Keeping his legacy in mind, Winthrop Rockefeller Institute will host the
third annual Bountiful Arkansas event Friday, July 16, and Saturday, July
17, on Petit Jean Mountain. The institute is situated on what was once part
of Governor Rockefeller's homestead and model cattle farm.
Bountiful Arkansas is designed to give the public an opportunity to
celebrate Arkansas' rich agricultural heritage by learning about and tasting
food grown in The Natural State. A variety of educational workshops, booths,
practical demonstrations, expert-led garden tours and tomato tastings are
planned. Horticulture workshops on beekeeping, rain gardens, green gardening,
grafting, and growing fruits and vegetables will be available throughout the
weekend. In addition, culinary classes for children and adults will focus on
cooking with seasonal fruits and garden-fresh vegetables. Other activities
o keynote addresses by Chris Olsen of Botanica Gardens in Little Rock and
Janet Carson of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Cooperative Extension Service;
o food-related film screenings by the Hot Springs Documentary Film
o an art exhibit and sale featuring garden and agricultural art by Arkansas
artists; and
o an interactive kids' village featuring three areas - a farm, a market and
a school - as a way to teach children about the foods they eat.
Space is limited for the keynote sessions and workshops, so advance
registration is required for these activities and is recommended for the
tomato tastings. Register online at LiveTheLegacy.org or by calling
501-727-5435. Local food will be served at the institute's River Rock Grill
during lunch and dinner, and overnight accommodations are available at the
Lodge and Conference Center. Call for room and meal reservations; check in
at the front desk.

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"Millennials, mobile technology, and social media are colliding to radically change customer service as we know it." – Joe Gagnon & Jason Dorsey
Marketers trying to sell to Millennials made the discovery that Millennials apparently like trophies. This means that Millennials respond well to achieving something and getting rewarded for it. Contrary to popular belief, Millennials are actually very hard-working individuals, and they only want to be rewarded when they know they deserve it. Which does mean that when they work hard to achieve something and they don't get rewarded, you can expect them to move on to greener pastures.
Who are the Millennials?
There seems to still be a lot of confusion as to which age-group classifies as Millennials. Let's just clear that up first. Millennials, or Generation Y, are people born roughly from the early 1980's to the mid-1990's. Neil Howe and William Strauss (both American authors and historians) coined the term Millennial in their book, Generations, in 1991. "Howe explains that they chose Millennial because their research made it clear this generation […] would be drastically different than the one before and therefore needed a distinct name. Plus, the oldest of them would graduate high school in 2000, a date that loomed large in the 90s."
Marketing to Millennials
Marketing to Millennials doesn't have to be like tossing a coin in the dark. According to Google's Consumer Barometer, you can expect Millennials to exhibit the following behaviour online:
Millennials live online
"90% of Millennials go online daily"
This generation doesn't just go online occasionally, they practically live their lives online. A popular saying among Millennials is that if it's not online, it didn't happen. So for all practical purposes, their lives exist online. Some of the activities they do online include socialising (on social media), research, shopping, and watching videos. This means that if you don't do digital marketing, Millennials won't know you exist.
Computers are old news
"75% of Millennials go online via smartphone at least as often as computer"
Millennials do everything on their mobile devices. All the activities they do online as listed above, they do on their smartphones very often. Be sure that your website is mobile responsive – if a Millennial lands on your unresponsive site, they might leave before accomplishing what they come to do in the first place, and find another website that makes it easier to navigate from a mobile device.
They love Google
"55% of Millennials use search engines to learn about products"
When they wonder about something, they will find the answer online. Whether it is about a new product or a health issue, they turn to their peers online. They rely less on their own experiences than previous generations, and they trust what people say online. Focus on your online reputation management to ensure that they find positive content related to your brand.
YouTube is entertaining
"20% of Millennials consider YouTube content more relevant and interesting than TV content"
Millennials turn to YouTube to do anything from watching tutorials to funny videos. Millennials are attracted to the social side of YouTube; they love sharing the videos they enjoyed and watching videos with others. If you post videos to YouTube or advertise there, you can be certain that Millennials will see it.
Social Media is where it's happening
"50% of Millennials comment / like a friend's post daily"
Social media activates the reward centre of your brain, much like drugs such as nicotine or alcohol, and even sugar, or any other good experiences such as exercising or receiving a compliment. These pleasurable experiences release dopamine which makes you feel happy and content. The same thing happens when someone likes your posts on social media, and marketers can use this to their advantage. Marketing should validate what the audience perceive about the brand, not the other way around.


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than never (EBow Zheng) mp3
this is a one-take recording, via two microphones direct to digital with no processing of any kind, thus, an accurate reproduction of the sound coming directly from the instrument. one EBow stays on the same string the entire time, while the other is moved from string to string. the strings are damped and stretched to get different pitches and harmonics. the wire ties visible behind the EBows are pinching the string spacing to that of a guitar, to allow the EBows to sit more securely.
the instrument is a Chinese long zither, an older relative of the Japanese Koto.
a crowded firehouse (EBow Electric Kalimba) mp3
there are four tracks here, three of which use EBow.
the two drones are a mix of microphone and the electric kalimba pickup. there is no other processing; the ringing and throbbing are the result of the interaction between the EBow and various modes of vibration of the kalimba tines.
the "drum&bass" were produced by tapping down on the kalimba tines with my fingertips, sometimes releasing immediately, sometimes pressing or dragging along the tine.
the "lead" sound is played on a single tine. i am pressing the tine behind the EBow, and rolling my fingertip to change pitch.
the instrument is a jury-rigged electric kalimba, or thumb piano. the tines are from the brushes of street cleaning machines, picked up from the gutters of various cities. the stand/clamp was built to hold wooden daxophone keys, some of which are visible in the background.