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Autumn is here and the weather is getting cooler by the day. If you own a forced-air furnace, you should check it regularly for signs of trouble. Doing so now gives you ample opportunity to get it fixed before the weather gets too cold, and while you need a trained technician to properly perform a diagnosis, you can still spot the obvious symptoms that something is wrong.
Among those common symptoms is low air flow: air moving through the ducts in your homes more slowly than you might like.
Low air flow is usually caused by one of two general issues: something preventing the air from moving through your system or a problem with the force pushing the air. In the former case, you're usually looking at a clog in the filter, a crimp or blockage in the ducts, or possibly a breach pulling the air out. In the latter case, it's usually a problem with the fan or fan motor. Either way, a technician can usually get to the bottom of it fairly quickly.
Why It's a Problem
The first and most obvious problem with low air flow is that it increases the time it takes for your furnace to warm your home. The system will therefore have to burn more fuel – raising your rates accordingly – and the added strain will be felt in individual components in the system as well. But it goes beyond that. Without anywhere to go, the hot air will remain in your system, elevating the temperature and further adding strain to the components. Most furnaces have an automatic shutdown feature to keep this from damaging your system, but that still leaves you without heat until the system can cool down.
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Nairobi 22nd October, 2018 – Young men drawn from Nairobi's informal settlements have received funds to set up their own businesses after undergoing entrepreneurship training under a youth programme initiated by the banking industry in Kenya. The youth are among a pool of more than 300 aspiring entrepreneurs in Nairobi and Mombasa that successfully pitched for small business loans under the YBIZNA programme, supported by the Kenya Bankers Association.
The project, which seeks to enable vulnerable young people to empower themselves and transform their communities through enterprise, also aims to inculcate life skills in the youth through practical engagements designed to create new opportunities for themselves, their peers and their communities. Funds in the initiative are disbursed through a revolving fund, where the youth obtain interest-free loans to start new businesses or establish fresh enterprises. The Sh. 1 million project sets aside Sh. 500,000 for Nairobi and the same amount for Mombasa.
During a forum organized today to present the first batch of the fund's beneficiaries, KBA Chief Executive Officer Dr. Habil Olaka commended the young men for opting to earn a living through business. Dr. Olaka said YBIZNA had met its objective of inspiring business acumen among the youth, facilitating access available social-economic opportunities in their neighborhoods.
"Through this programme, the banking industry has managed to engage young entrepreneurs in mentorship activities, promoting them as community pillars especially in ensuring peace and leadership," he added, thanking all partners for supporting the program.
Targeting young men from the deprived informal settlements of Mathare, Huruma, Karibangi and Kisauni in Mombasa, the project aimed to address economic challenges as pathway to addressing crime, engagement of youth in electoral violence, besides making a contribution to promoting Corporate-Community partnerships.
The start-ups initiated by youths who have undergone the programme include: poultry farming, carpentry, phone repair, car wash, barber shops, pet dog rearing, and mat weaving, among others.
"The project has helped reduce crime, violence and improved the living standards of the young people in Mombasa and Nairobi, by training young men on management of small and micro-enterprise ventures (SMEs), financial literacy and provision of business mentorship," noted KCDF.
The YBIZNA project which stands for Youth In Business project is implemented by Kenya Community Development Foundation (KCDF) in Mombasa and Nairobi slums, in partnership with DAYO(Mombasa) and YADEN(Nairobi).
About the Kenya Bankers Association:
KBA (www.kba.co.ke) was founded on 16th July 1962. Today, KBA is the financial sector's leading advocacy group and banking industry umbrella body that represents total assets in excess of USD 40 billion. KBA has evolved and broadened its function to include advocacy on behalf of the banking industry, and championing financial sector development through strategic projects such as the launch of the industry's first P2P digital payments platform PesaLink. In line with the Government's policy on public-private partnerships, KBA and Central Bank of Kenya have implemented key projects such as modernization of the National Payments System through the Automated Clearing House, implementing the Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS), and the Kenya Credit Information Sharing Initiative. The KBA members are comprised of commercial banks and deposit taking microfinance banks. For more information, visit www.kba.co.ke.

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I didn't know American Beavers would eat corn on the cob until I saw this one. This was at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.
How I Got The Photo – Beaver Eating Corn On The Cob
The Beaver was near the Tuff Boat Ramp on the Arkansas River side of the auto tour road. I parked my pickup and began photographing the Beaver with my camera resting on a bean bag draped over the open window.
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- Location: Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge (Oklahoma)
- Date and Time Taken: September 28, 2010 (07:24:30 A.M.)
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- Shutter speed: 1/320 sec. (as determined by the camera)
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B2B Lead Generation Tools: Most Useful List in 2022
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Have you ever felt like B2B lead generation wasn't easy? Well, you're not alone. And it has only gotten more complicated with this year's pandemic crisis and everyone being online so much more. So how exactly do you find your path through the thick woods?
The trick is treating each touchpoint as if you're speaking to a person. Oh wait…that's right, they are people!
If you've ever made a friend (though it's perfectly ok if you haven't), you'll remember that you worked to create a friendship – especially as an adult. Think of it the same way when creating B2B lead generation strategies where you:
- met somewhere based on a common interest or friend most likely.
- had a conversation to see if you liked the same things.
- reached out to have some more conversations, coffee perhaps.
- built a relationship by discussing what's important to you both on a regular basis.
Mutually beneficial. You both get something out of it, even if it's just a nice conversation. If you want to make connections with the right people in your target market, consider what would be important to them first instead of what you want to say. Listening is 80% of building a relationship.
Find out what's important to them. What their needs are. If you're not listening, you're not connecting. In fact, they may tell you exactly what you were going to say anyway if you just hear them!
Now the question is, what tools will help you do all of this in a digital world? Here's how to build a better sales pipeline with B2B lead generation strategies:
Get to selling!
What is B2B Lead Generation?
If you've heard the terms B2B or B2C before, you may already know they mean business-to-business or business-to-consumer. The lesser-known term but more frequently used recently is B2B2C which are companies focused on creating a better customer experience overall for the end consumer.
But did you know that in terms of B2B lead generation strategies, they're remarkably similar?
You need a plan, a target niche, a way to reach out to them, and a reason to reach out. So whether you're focused on building a relationship with your clients only or the overall experience, you'll want to have a plan in place.
This will not only help you manage your time but ensure no one falls through the cracks. Your integrity is on the line!
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Which Tools Should You Use for B2B Lead Generation in 2022?
With the B2B lead generation tools and environment constantly changing, it's difficult to keep up. We've put together this comprehensive list for you in hopes of guiding you to the perfect solution for your business.
Best lead gen tools for emailing campaigns
Building and maintaining a relationship – especially with a company – takes a great deal of time, patience, and quality (both products and services). With the current privacy climate, developing an email list carefully is vital to the health of your list and your legal obligations.
If you've never heard of GDPR or CCPA, pause your emails! It's officially illegal for businesses in Europe and California to collect or save anyone's data – whether company email or not – and solicit them without their permission. The fines are steep if reported so be careful with how you collect and store people's information.
All that said, there are companies who are compliant and doing some great things to help B2B lead generation with email marketing. Engagement and sales enablement are these companies' focuses.
Here are a few to consider and what you can expect from them:
Connecting with other people or businesses is much more than sending a comment on their post (though that's a start). LaGrowthMachine will allow you to set up a workflow that schedules multiple touchpoints.
From LinkedIn to emails, you can easily design a process that builds trust, your brand, and relationships. This kind of multi-channel approach is 3.5x more efficient than mono-channel outreach campaigns! This is because you can let them answer where they already are online.
If you want to create your own touchpoint sequence, check this tool out. Know exactly when you need to call, email, or text a potential customer. You can use the collaboration feature to schedule meetings, a dialer to call directly, and tiles to save your notes in.
The biggest drawback is that it's complex and best for more experienced techie types. It's also not meant for mass mailing as you'll be hand-selecting individuals for each sequence.
Use this tool if you're looking to create and schedule cold emails along with follow-up emails that are custom to each type of recipient. You can also create a segmented workflow. Create emails for those who open or don't, those who respond or don't, and see who on the team may have emailed them already.
However, while it's easy to use, the emails are only customizable to the segment rather than the person. You also may find more affordable products if you're a small business looking to scale up with tight finances.
If you want to create and send emails that you can schedule as well as custom-tracking domains, this is for you. They also allow you to monitor your emails' sending health and whether you're at risk of being blocked by companies like Gmail. Their personalization tools will also help you create a super-customized experience for your recipients.
If, however, you need integrations with other tools like MS 365, you may want to look elsewhere.
This system is designed to help you sync LinkedIn contacts with your email or database platform and help you manage them in one place. You'll get an auto-detect feature for time zones so your emails will send to the recipients' time zone. You can use the template manager, automated emails, and a task workflow to manage all of your emails.
This tool's biggest pitfall is the company's customer service so you may steer away if you'll need a great deal of help setting up or using this platform. In addition, if you're looking to attach videos or photos it currently doesn't allow you to.
Most of these integrate with many other different tools like Slack, Salesforce, Gmail, LinkedIn, etc., so ensure what you'd like to use is also compatible with the rest of your systems.
Best lead gen tools for LinkedIn
Reaching out on LinkedIn has increasingly become an acceptable form of communication, especially in the B2B space. Here are some tools that can help you develop connections with the people you want to reach out to:
- LaGrowthMachine– This is your B2B lead generation system for a seamless combination of tools to connect with LinkedIn contacts and email leads simultaneously. It allows you to create a database of leads from LinkedIn and then develop an outreach campaign. Complete with the custom text you can enter upon inviting them to connect, you'll build your network with ease.
- Phantombuster – Heavy on the API capabilities for integration, this automation tool helps you scrub your LinkedIn contacts for emails, search Instagram followers for influencers, and automatically follow a list of Twitter profiles. If you're looking for a time-saver for email contact database building, this will be a great help to you. This tool is time-based, so if you're looking to do this regularly, you may run up the tab quickly.
- ProspectIn – If you're looking for low cost, you can use their free version. It allows you to target a large number of people on LinkedIn to connect with, visit their profiles, and send an automated message. If you're needing a database or email workflow, you'll need to use a separate tool as this is strictly for LinkedIn outreach.
- LinkedIn Sales Navigator – Native to LinkedIn itself, this will provide you with an internal search of specific profile types to contact. You can choose the product that best fits your goals and it will help you connect with the best people for it. The biggest catch is that it's fairly expensive for a 25 message limit per month but great if you have a special niche.
Best lead gen tools for multichannel campaigns
LaGrowthMachine – Okay so we may be a little biased, but we know this is your best shot at building true connections and leads in the B2B space. Creating the sequence that best communicates with your contact and audience will give you the leverage you need to make the relationships built a win-win.
From the database storage to the tracking of every contact and touchpoint, LaGrowthMachine will provide you with the tools you need to manage your time and track sales.
Quick tip 💡
As you can see, Lead Gen is not an all-encompassing strategy. There are several strategies to generate leads. You don't have to use all of them to have a successful campaign, but make sure you utilize the strategy (AND the tool) that's best for your business and adapt it to your needs.
10 B2B Lead Generation Strategies for 2022
Reaching other businesses may be slightly more complex than reaching consumers directly, but only slightly. If you remember, we mentioned that B2B lead generation strategies include using your outreach to speak to the person behind the company you want to work with. Speak directly to the HR director instead of the entire company as a whole, for example.
Whichever route you choose, ensure you're working toward building a relationship that benefits all parties rather than strictly trying to sell something. This is where the "treat others as you'd like to be treated" fits in nicely – how often do you enjoy being straight-up sold to and not listened to? Right, so give them a reason to listen and then choose the B2B lead generation strategies best for you:
Outreach via Email
Whether you automate your emails using tools like MailChimp or send them one by one, reaching out to your contacts is a top contender in connecting with people and generating B2B leads. Customize them by segments like prospects, previous customers, and current customers but ensure you personalize them as much as possible.
Outreach using LinkedIn
Many of the actions you can take on LinkedIn to reach your target audience can be automated as well. Tools can help you look for a certain job title to message, invite your contacts to a LinkedIn Group, or send a response as soon as you get a request confirmed. You can use Chrome extensions that can help as well like LinkedInHelper.
Whatever you do, try to make it personal. Even if it's just using their first name.
Multichannel outreach
Building a personal or company brand is similar to generating leads. When people see your name enough times, they're more willing to listen to you and it builds trust. Without trust, your sales will find that 'circular file' (aka trash can) very quickly.
Reaching out via multiple channels means contacting people through email, LinkedIn, Twitter, or anywhere else your target market resides. You can even use your content to make sure your name gets passed around like Sweet Life Blueprint:
Social Ads
The year 2020 might as well be called the year of social media. And if you aren't advertising on it, you're missing the boat! Facebook ads target a great many types of people especially. Hubspot's study found that 74% of consumers use Facebook in professional capacities as well as personal.
If your market is on LinkedIn, there are various options now available. Work to connect on a personal level via the LinkedIn Sales Navigator tool.
Google Ads
If you're in a niche that people google regularly, this is a place to showcase your website and be found much more quickly. Facebook isn't typically used as a search engine. With Google Ads you'll find the largest amount of 'extras', targeting, and tracking you'll ever need.
Bing Ads
While sometimes forgotten, many audiences do use Bing! One advantage here is that your ads will be cheaper than Google's because they have a smaller market share. However, it can mean more quality leads for you and your company.
Affiliate Marketing
Associating yourself with reputable companies by providing discounts or referral links can benefit you both. Just be sure to vet the companies you work with that they're quality companies representing similar values to yours.
Search Engine Optimization
Better known as SEO, it is essentially optimizing your website. Focus text on the appropriate keywords, links, and quality content to help you generate the right leads from the right people.
Inbound Marketing
If you get someone onto your website, you want to keep them on it. More importantly, you want to know who they are, right? Give them a reason to provide you with their information. Try out a freebie to collect their email while providing them great value.
Here are a few other ways to get inbound leads:
- Personalize your landing pages to match google searches with your target keywords.
- Update old blogs, pages, images, etc.
- Create intriguing content for your market that they want to know more about or share.
- Email marketing to people who have signed up to receive information from you.
Social Selling
Did we mention relationship-building yet? We did? Well, here it is again: BUILD RELATIONSHIPS.
Companies have their pick of what services they're going to use. If you're reaching out to someone who handles the purchasing of your product personally, they're going to remember you first. LinkedIn found that 78% of social sellers outsell peers who don't use social media.
Being visible to the people in your target market is not only vital to your success but the only way to success. If no one knows about you and your company, how will they buy from you? Reaching out as one human to another will bring about the personal connections we all crave, business or not.
Your homework: Search for keywords similar to what you do and comment or reach out to the author offering help. Whether they're looking for your service or something related, you can build a connection with them. Provide help in any way your business can. If you have a freebie that could help them, an affiliate of yours that has what they need, or simply provide your expertise, they will take notice.


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THE school at which young Charley Hexam had first learned from a book the streets being, for pupils of his degree, the great Preparatory Establishment in which very much that is never unlearned is learned without and before book was a miserable loft in an unsavoury yard. Its atmosphere was oppressive and disagreeable; it was crowded, noisy, and confusing; half the pupils dropped asleep, or fell into a state of waking stupefaction; the other half kept them in either condition by maintaining a monotonous droning noise, as if they were performing, out of time and tune, on a ruder sort of bagpipe. The teachers, animated solely by good intentions, had no idea of execution, and a lamentable jumble was the upshot of their kind endeavours.
It was a school for all ages, and for both sexes. The latter were kept apart, and the former were partitioned off into square assortments. But, all the place was pervaded by a grimly ludicrous pretence that every pupil was childish and innocent. This pretence, much favoured by the lady-visitors, led to the ghastliest absurdities. Young women old in the vices of the commonest and worst life, were expected to profess themselves enthralled by the good childs book, the Adventures of Little Margery, who resided in the village cottage by the mill; severely reproved and morally squashed the miller, when she was five and he was fifty; divided her porridge with singing birds; denied herself a new nankeen bonnet, on the ground that the turnips did not wear nankeen bonnets, neither did the sheep who ate them; who plaited straw and delivered the dreariest orations to all comers, at all sorts of unseasonable times. So, unwieldy young dredgers and hulking mud-larks were referred to the experiences of Thomas Twopence, who, having resolved not to rob (under circumstances of uncommon atrocity) his particular friend and benefactor, of eighteenpence, presently came into supernatural possession of three and sixpence, and lived a shining light ever afterwards. (Note, that the benefactor came to no good.) Several swaggering sinners had written their own biographies in the same strain; it always appearing from the lessons of those very boastful persons, that you were to do good, not because it was good, but because you were to make a good thing of it. Contrariwise, the adult pupils were taught to read (if they could learn) out of the New Testament; and by dint of stumbling over the syllables and keeping their bewildered eyes on the particular syllables coming round to their turn, were as absolutely ignorant of the sublime history, as if they had never seen or heard of it. An exceedingly and confoundingly perplexing jumble of a school, in fact, where black spirits and grey, red spirits and white, jumbled jumbled jumbled jumbled, jumbled every night. And particularly every Sunday night. For then, an inclined plane of unfortunate infants would be handed over to the prosiest and worst of all the teachers with good intentions, whom nobody older would endure. Who, taking his stand on the floor before them as chief executioner, would be attended by a conventional volunteer boy as executioners assistant. When and where it first became the conventional system that a weary or inattentive infant in a class must have its face smoothed downward with a hot hand, or when and where the conventional volunteer boy first beheld such system in operation, and became inflamed with a sacred zeal to administer it, matters not. It was the function of the chief executioner to hold forth, and it was the function of the acolyte to dart at sleeping infants, yawning infants, restless infants, whimpering infants, and smooth their wretched faces; sometimes with one hand, as if he were anointing them for a whisker; sometimes with both hands, applied after the fashion of blinkers. And so the jumble would be in action in this department for a mortal hour; the exponent drawling on to My Dearerr Childerrenerr, let us say, for example, about the beautiful coming to the Sepulchre; and repeating the word Sepulchre (commonly used among infants) five hundred times, and never once hinting what it meant; the conventional boy smoothing away right and left, as an infallible commentary; the whole hot-bed of flushed and exhausted infants exchanging measles, rashes, whooping-cough, fever, and stomach disorders, as if they were assembled in High Market for the purpose.
Even in this temple of good intentions, an exceptionally sharp boy exceptionally determined to learn, could learn something, and, having learned it, could impart it much better than the teachers; as being more knowing than they, and not at the disadvantage in which they stood towards the shrewder pupils. In this way it had come about that Charley Hexam had risen in the jumble, taught in the jumble, and been received from the jumble into a better school.
So you want to go and see your sister, Hexam?
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Unfortunately, insects are liable to become immune to the effects of the insecticides that we use against them. When this occurs, it's much more difficult to get rid of a pest problem, because you can't use tried and true methods like sprays and traps. Sometimes it's essential to switch up and use alternative methods to rid your home or business of pests. The bottom line is that you don't want to live with cockroaches, ants, termites or other bugs crawling all over your home.
That's why it's always best to call in the experts in pest management in Rochester, NH. They know which insects have become resistant to which insecticides. They also know all the different methods for ridding your home of pests. Let's take a closer look at insect resistance and what you can do about it.
What's the root cause of resistance?
As you've probably noticed, the pests invading your home are surprisingly resilient. You've tried and tried to get rid of them, but they just keep coming back. Initially, when we try to control insect populations with insecticides, a number of bugs die, but a small number will have exposure to the poison but continue living.
Then, these bugs reproduce and pass the trait onto their offspring. This is a classic evolutionary tactic, and the bug's physical makeup—such as a thicker shell—or metabolism will shift toward resistance to the insecticide. The same phenomenon happens with antibiotics given to humans and animals. The virus the antibiotic is supposed to treat may change and adapt, becoming better at avoiding the medicine.
The end result is that an insecticide that previously killed 99 percent of a population may only kill half. Then that 50 percent gets better at avoiding the insecticide's effects and the insecticide becomes essentially useless.
Particularly persistent pests
You probably can guess two of the pests that are most difficult to get rid of, because they've plagued American homes for years: cockroaches and bed bugs. Every time a new insecticide is introduced for roaches, they seem to quickly adapt and become resistant to the spray's effects. Insecticides are almost completely ineffective against bed bugs, which have been spreading especially in cities.
What to do about pest management in Rochester, NH
The experts know how to counter these problems. They use a variety of insecticides, mixing it up so that the population is consistently caught off guard. They can also recommend a number of preventative maintenance methods that will ensure that once you've gotten rid of those pests, they won't come back.
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For the last decade, Boston companies have played a key role in the evolution of e-commerce. Companies like Demandware and Zmags have had successful exits, while others, like Akamai and Wayfair, have become industry staples in their own right. And e-commerce giants from elsewhere — including Criteo and Amazon — have built a large presence in the city over the past 10 years.
If e-commerce does have a market-share ceiling, it appears to be a long way off. According to the Census Bureau's latest quarterly report, e-commerce sales were up almost 15 percent in 2019 to $601.75 billion. While recent economic developments related to the COVID-19 pandemic may temper overall growth in the short term, e-commerce still only represented 16 percent of the country's total retail sales last year, leaving a lot of room for online retail growth in the long term.
That growth will likely come from new technological innovations, where companies find new outlets through which to sell and ship their products. These include so-called "voice commerce" technologies, AR-driven online-to-offline shopping experiences and headless commerce platforms, which borrow from headless content management systems that use content as a source of data, API-style.
As the selling landscape becomes more complex, brands and merchants need more help than ever customizing or standardizing their presence on the various platforms and digital storefronts consumers interact with. For their part, Boston tech companies are stepping up to the plate.
What they do: ZAGENO thinks the principles of e-commerce can accelerate innovation in the life sciences field. Laboratories use the platform to browse and purchase biotech research supplies and material, and the platform currently lists more than 11 million products. ZAGENO has also built a product-comparison tool, aggregations of customer ratings and analytics functionality to help users navigate the marketplace.
Leader insight: "Our mission is to accelerate innovation to make it easier for researchers to develop medicines, therapies and scientific advancements," co-founder and CEO Florian Wegener said in a statement when the company announced its $20 million Series B funding round last year. "Expanding our Cambridge and Berlin-based teams is one of our top priorities."
What they do: Thras.io buys and operates small online businesses as third-party Fulfillment By Amazon brands. Once the rapidly growing company has identified a successful brand or product it would like to acquire, Tharas.io works quickly to take over operations that can become overly complex for founders who started out serving a niche market.
Leader insight: "In the Amazon space right now, 50 percent or so is Amazon third-party sellers," VP of marketing Brandon Hendrix told the Empowered Marketer podcast last year. "I think that's going to keep increasing, especially since Amazon makes a lot of money on the third-party sellers. It's hard to avoid. Most people just go to Amazon to start searching. You really have to know that space well — know how to take advantage of it and know what not to do. I think it's going to be the future of e-commerce."
What they do: Formed by the union of fashion brands Rue La La and Gilt, Rue Gilt Groupe connects more than 20 million shoppers with designers and labels through the ShopPremiumOutlets.com domain. The company uses a combination of merchandising and marketing strategies and technology to support brand partners, and last year brought in $280 million in funding from mall operator Simon Property Group.
Leader insight: "When you put the physical and the online world together, sales for both go up," Simon Property Group CEO David Simon told Forbes when his company's investment in Rue Gilt Groupe was announced. "This gives us an opportunity to create an online platform that shoppers can [go to] in between visits to the outlets."
What they do: Privy helps small businesses and entrepreneurs with their e-commerce marketing efforts, with tools to build landing pages, pop-ups, forms, email and text messaging campaigns and grow email lists. The company has raised more than $8 million since it was founded in 2011.
Leader insight: "Converting 2 percent of the people who land on your site is the industry standard, and we're all about changing that mindset," founder and CEO Ben Jabbawy told Built In Boston in 2018. "That number is not OK. We're able to enforce and create change for all of the small businesses that use our product without them having to do a lot of work or spend a lot of money."
What they do: SessionM helps businesses leverage their customer data to engage users and loyalty programs. Each customer gets a unique profile stored within the cloud, which is updated with any new activity via API. Mastercard acquired the platform last October, adding SessionM's capability to the financial service giant's arsenal.
Leader insight: "Consumers' expectations about their experiences with brands are changing," said Francis Hondal, president of loyalty and engagement at Mastercard, when the company announced its acquisition of SessionM. "We believe that the future of loyalty needs to be reimagined to enable seamless digital experiences, and SessionM's consumer-centric capabilities will help us broaden our value to marketers across sectors in exciting new ways."
What they do: A self-described "product experience management company," Akeneo builds software to help brands and retailers companies centralize product data — descriptions, dimensions, technical specs and weight, for example — and make it accessible for users across all sales outlets. Headquartered in Nantes on France's Loire River, the company opened its Boston office in 2017.
Leader insight: "[Product experience management] is becoming a critical business application for brands and distributors to win in omnichannel retail," CEO and co-founder Fred de Gombert said in a press release to announce the company's $46 million funding round last year. "Today's consumers average more than five touchpoints before they make a purchasing decision, so it is increasingly important for brands to use a platform that delivers an integrated and consistent product experience."
What they do: As a digital marketing agency, Smart eStrategy creates individualized strategies around social ads, direct messaging, email and leveraging Amazon. Among its many projects, the company claims to have driven monthly revenue from $3,000 to more than $100,000 for a nonprofit within 90 days. Smart eStrategy also runs its own e-commerce business, an outdoors brand.
Leader insight: "We help passionate e-commerce companies who want to make a bigger impact, reach more people and spread their unique message through their brand," Director of Digital Strategy Rory McGonigle is quoted as saying on the company's website. "We do this by creating a calculated investment around their marketing dollars through targeted creative and behavioral data-driven decisions."


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Tag Archives: culture war
'This is Not Your Father's Culture War'
Months before I started alternating between Identity Politics and Paraphilias, incest was featured in one of my articles. At the end of it was this question: "How will society respond when those who practice incest start self-identifying as such and begin clamoring for their 'rights'?" "Rights" in this context means, among other things, the right to get married, complete tolerance and acceptance by society and for their incestual relationships to be viewed as completely normal.
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Conservatives and Culture: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
The culture of America 2017 seems to be, in the words of stalwart conservative thinker and jurist, Robert Bork, Slouching Towards Gomorrah.
Our society has become a living metaphor of Israel, circa 200 B.C.:
In those days there was no king in Israel: every man did that which was right in his own eyes. Judges 21:25
And our culture is a vivid picture of Romans 1:
21 Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened.
22 Professing themselves
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Culture War — Now More Than Ever
In 1992, Pat Buchanan put the phrase "culture war" on the map with his speech at the 1992 Republican National Convention. Since that time, there's been a lot of water under the bridge, but — we should be careful to note — it is all the same river.
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David Platt's Call to Counter Culture
The last few weeks have seen a lot of commentary on pastors leading the same-sex "affirmation movement." Church leaders like the infamous unorthodox author and speaker Rob Bell, evangelicals Stan Mitchell of Gracepointe Church in Franklin, Tennessee, and Danny Cortez of New Heart Community Church of La Mirada, California are just a few of the movement's leading affirmation pastors.
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Gerard Salton
Born May 8, 1927, Nuremberg, Germany; longtime leader in practical information retrieval.
Education: BA, Brooklyn College, 1950; MA, Brooklyn College, 1952; PhD, applied mathematics, Harvard University, 1958.
Professional Experience: instructor to assistant professor, Harvard University, 1958-1965; Cornell University, Computer Science: associate professor, 1965-1967, professor, 1967-present, department chairman, 1971-1977.
Honors and Awards: Guggenheim Fellow, 1963; first ACM-SIGIR Award for Contributions to Information Retrieval, 1983; Humboldt Foundation Senior Scientist Award, 1988; Award of Merit, ASIS, 1989.
Salton was the last of Howard Aiken's PhD students at the Harvard Computation Laboratory in the 1950s, and he was one of the first programmers for the Harvard Mark IV computer. He became interested in natural-language processing, especially in information retrieval, and in the early 1960s he designed the well-known SMART retrieval system which, for some 30 years, has been a test-bed for the evaluation of large numbers of information retrieval techniques and strategies. Under the SMART umbrella, many well-known information retrieval concepts were introduced, including the vector processing model replacing the standard Boolean processing systems, sophisticated statistical term-weighting schemes that distinguish concepts important for text representation from other more marginal concepts, and the widely used "relevance feedback" technique for query optimization.
From 1965 to 1968, Salton was editor-in-chief of Communications of the ACM, and from 1969 to 1970, editor-in-chief of the Journal of the ACM. Between 1972 and 1978, he served on the ACM Council as Northeast regional representative. Currently, Salton is an editor of Information Systems and of the ACM Transactions on Database Systems. He was a Guggenheim Fellow in 1963 and has received the first ACM SIGIR Award for contributions to information retrieval in 1983, as well as a Humboldt Foundation Senior Scientist Award in 1988 and the ASIS Award of Merit in 1989. He has published a large number of articles and several books on information retrieval and related areas. The most recent text is Automatic Text Processing (Addison-Wesley, 1989).
Significant Publications
Salton, Gerard, Automatic Information Organization and Retrieval, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1968.
Salton, Gerard, ed., The SMART Retrieval System: Experiments in Automatic Document Processing, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ., 1971.
Salton, Gerard, Dynamic Information and Library Processing, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ., 1975.
Salton, Gerard, and Michael J. McGill, Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1983.
Salton, Gerard, ed., Research and Development in Information Retrieval: Proceedings, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1983.
Salton, Gerard, Automatic Text Processing: The Transformation, Analysis, and Retrieval of Information by Computer, Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass., 1989.
Salton, Gerard, "Developments in Automatic Text Retrieval," Science, Vol. 253:5023, 1991, pp. 974-980.
Salton was born Gerhard Anton Sahlmann on 8 March 1927 in Nuremberg, Germany. He received a Bachelor's (1950) and Master's (1952) degree in mathematics from Brooklyn College. Gerry Salton died 28 August 1995 (MRW, 2012)
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Match Report
Saturday 19th April 2008
Sevenoaks Cup
By Richard Tapsfield
I''m writing this report on behalf of our usual reporter Sam, who is probably to busy looking through his Ainsley Harriott cook book, trying to decide what after match meal to make for himself next week.
Mark Edwards (GK)
Rich Tapsfield (RB)
Rich Davies (CB)
Paul Parsons (CB)
Terry Connor (LB)
Pete Morton (RM)
Sam Evans (CM)
Adam Benningfield (CM)
Ant Dine (LM)
Paul Tanton (CF) Captain
Dan Head (CF)
Jay Blay (sub Pete Morton 60 mins)
Jamie Williams (sub Adam Benningfield 60 mins)
Mark Doyle (sub Ant Dine 75 mins)
A decent team performance on the whole, in a game that we dominated in patches and we were unlucky not to run Sevenoaks closer than we did. Had we nicked a victory out of the game it would perhaps have been a little undeserved, however 4-2 definitely (yes I can spell it now Danny) flattered a rather arrogant Sevenoaks side.
We started off a little shaky and had problems getting to grips with their quick and tricky forwards. Sevenoaks missed a good early chance when their number 10 hit the outside of the post from a tight angle, although I should imagine Mark had it covered anyway. After that we grew in belief and began to take the game to them, a good near post corner from Tant (possibly a miss kick) found Pete Morton who''s shot was blocked and scrambled clear by an edgy Sevenoaks defence. Moments later an identical corner again from Tant found Ant Dine who met the ball superbly on the half volley and found the top corner of the net, 1-0.
Now that''s when we suddenly stopped playing and the next 25 minutes were pretty awful and resulted in Sevenoaks scoring three unanswered goals before half time. For their first we were caught out on the break, their right winger was played in and finished well. For their second we simply just failed to clear the ball properly and when the ball was played to the back post their centre midfielder tapped in from close range. Their third goal came from the penalty spot just before half time after Paul Parsons scythed down their big centre forward. A stonewall penalty to be fair, although I''m sure I remember a couple of our lot trying to dispute it with the ref !!
Half time came with us trailing 3-1. After a good team talk we came out for the second half fired up, only to lose another goal on the break within the first 10 minutes, that was similar to their first. At 4-1 it would have been easy for our heads to go down and to just give up, however we did quite the opposite. The introduction of Jamie up front seemed to give us a new lease of life and we started to take the game to Sevenoaks again. After a good move down our left from Sam and Dan, Jamie broke into the box and was pulled down for a penalty. Rich Davies stepped up to convert putting the ball in exactly the same place as every other penalty he takes, straight down the middle. The keeper dived early and out of the way of the ball (apparently Rich gave him the eyes) 4-2.
We dominated the rest of the game and really had Sevenoaks worried as they were beginning to time waste, foul and continually ask the ref how long was left. A couple of half chances fell to Jamie and Tant who were unlucky and after a lot of ''huffing and puffing'' the game finished 4-2.
Sevenoaks were a good side, who to be fair had three excellent players who I should imagine have played at a higher standard than the Sevenoaks league. Both strikers were quick and good on the ball and their centre midfielder was probably the only person I have seen win more than one header against Benni in a game. I would be surprised if they don''t win the final, although personally I hope they get stuffed ...
A couple of other points to mention. Terry Connor was unfortunately sandwiched in the second half between one of their players and Tant when going up for a header, this left him with both lips cut and blood everywhere, although it didn''t stop him from finishing the game. Oh and Sam Evans bought a tupper ware box with some dodgy pasta that he had made himself, apparently he has to eat after football and obviously can''t afford to buy one of Shirley''s rolls. Putting himself before the club, not a good attitude. Perhaps this could be taken up in one of those managers meetings, as surely only food brought from the club should be consumed on the premises.
Finally many thanks to all of the 1st & 3rd team members and everyone else who came along to support us. Next week we have a bit of a grudge match at home to Wickham Wanderers, a game I know a certain Mr Knott is looking forward to so lets make sure we win it!
Man of the Match: Joint between Sam Evans & Terry Connor


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So this is a secret baby book. I hate secret baby books. HATE. I hate them so much that my review policies caution people against sending them to me. Except…I loved this secret baby book. Into the Shadows, the third book in Carolyn Crane's Undercover Associates series, features undercover Associate Thorne, who isn't really an
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Today's post has nothing to do with romance. And that picture has nothing to do with this recipe. But this post is all food all the time. I tried out a new recipe from a favorite food blog a couple weeks ago and was quite pleased with the final product, but not with the amount
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I admit it. My reaction to most paranormal romance has been eye rolling. It's ridiculous because I love fantasy and even some horror; my first "book boyfriend" was the Phantom of the Opera. It's also unjust to dismiss an entire sub-genre because of some horrible covers you once saw fifteen years ago. For the record,
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Fast Track Dementia Care Conversion
Walnut Close Care Home in Thatcham is run by West Berkshire Council which provides residential care for all age-related conditions. In November 2012 the design team were given the task of transforming redundant offices and a day centre into a new 11 bedroom specialist dementia care unit and 5 months later the facility was opened in April 2013.
This fast track conversation saw the transformation of redundant offices and day centre into a new 11 bedroom specialist dementia care unit. The use of natural daylight and innovative use of colour outside each bedroom improves wayfinding within the unit. WC and Bathroom doors were assigned a separate colour to assist signage.
- Inviting entrance with clear circulation route
- Wide corridors
- Natural daylight
- Each bedroom is personalised with it's own colour to improve way finding
- Unit is divided into distinct zones, separating the bedroom wing from the day space
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11. Juni 2021
Pros: extra living space (living room, kitchen, two baths) compared to a hotel, great streaming selection on TV, historic building was interesting, friendly residents. Cons: cheap IKEA furniture, broken bed frame (had to sleep on mattress on floor one night), bent metal kitchen chairs, torn couch, dirty dishes, smelly garbage disposal, ripped shower curtain and horrible acoustics (it was a loft). We were also given a wrong code to get inside building and had to call their 800 number. Took us 30 minutes to figure out how to get into our room. Advertised rooftop was not set up for use. I would not stay there again. It was only five minutes from Crown Center so great location. Will definitely stay in hotel next visit so these issues wouldn't happen.
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I'm off on a whirlwind tour of friends and family and the raptor's 30th but, before I go, I thought I'd put together a care package for those who want to keep thinking about storytelling through the holiday season. This is kind of also a place to collate all the interesting links and tutorials that I haven't really found time to blog about properly over the last couple of months.
First up is a BBC Radio Four programme by Robert McCrum called The Sins of Literature. There are three episodes, called Thou Shalt Not Bore, Thou Shalt Not Hide and Thou Shalt Not Steal. The broadcasting is slightly monotone but stick with it – the content is worth it. I hope those readers not based in the UK can access it – if not, let me know in the comments and I'll do a summary of each one next year.
Next are two videos from the guys over at Extra Credits – one on symbolism and one on creating female characters. Both are things I have blogged about in the second half of this year but I like the way EC covers stuff, particularly from a slightly tangential perspective, so here you go:
And finally, because it's Christmas, a bit of fun. I hope you all have wonderful breaks and I'll talk to you again when I've time-travelled to 2014!


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We are living in an increasingly diverse world and have much to learn from one another. Our children are exposed to and go to school with children who may have very different backgrounds from their own. This is a rich opportunity for all children to learn to understand, appreciate and value differences. Children come with an open mind and a willingness to connect with others. Parents are their primary model for how to respond to diversity. Are you wondering how to start? Below are some suggestions and resources:
- It begins with us. Children learn about differences by watching the adults in their lives. How do you talk about and interact with those who are different from you? Modeling how we want our children to be is the first step.
- Do not be difference blind. Children notice differences; they are naturally curious. Our goal is to help them understand and appreciate differences. Talk about the range of skin colors, explain why someone might be in a wheelchair or using sign language to communicate or wearing a headscarf. If your child is pre-verbal and are noticing a difference between themselves and another – comment on it, "She is using her hands to talk. The person she is talking to can't hear like you can," or, "She keeps her head covered because in her religion it is a sign of respect."
- Listen and respond. Keep your child's age and development in mind. Be open to responding to questions, listen to how they express themselves. If your children use stereotypes or judgmental language, tell them how it is hurtful. Provide a safe place for them to make mistakes and an opportunity/expectation to restate or fix the hurtful language.
- Get to know you neighbors and larger community. Human beings are wired to feel safer with people who are more similar to themselves. We can be fearful of not knowing how to act or what to say. When you are able to listen to the stories of people who are unlike you, you begin to connect to their value and humanness. It is harder to dislike or distrust someone you know. Challenge yourself to learn about your neighbors and your community. Get to know the parents of your children's classmates.
- Books and media. Look for books, movies and TV shows that depict diverse characters with a range of plot lines: different cultures, ethnicities and abilities. Pay attention to the implicit messages and biases. Are the white characters always the winners? Are female characters always being rescued? Are people being portrayed in stereotypical ways or being mocked? If this happens in a movie or TV show, comment on it and discuss it with your children. Or you can be more playful. Swap out the gender of the hero of a story and turn him into a heroine. Write your own stories where the people in authority or heroes are people of color or religious minorities.
"My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together."
—Desmond Tutu


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Can you please run `wmiir read /event` in a terminal while this is happening
and post the results here after you trigger some events? You'll have to use
"-a /tmp/ns.$USER.:0" or whatever your local equivalent is with wmiir if you
do this over ssh. Also, I'd recommend not using that snap. It wasn't a very
good one.
On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 06:57:46PM +1000, Chris Foster wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>I'm having a very strange problem with wmiir which has got me totally
>When I start wmii, the wmiirc script sometimes fails to read any events.
>For a long while I thought this was just that my changes had broken the
>script (I've never had this problem with the default script), but I've
>found that something as simple as replacing xterm with aterm and Mod1
>with Mod4 produces the effect. Unfortunately the bug is intermittent,
>and I have the feeling that the only reason I haven't seen it with the
>default wmiirc is that I haven't tried running it this way enough times.
>In any case, at the moment I have the system running with the problem in
>ps confirms that wmiir and wmiirc are indeed running, so I haven't done
>something extremely stupid and crashed wmiirc:
>$ ps -U foster | grep wmii
>23659 tty2 00:00:00 wmii
>23685 tty2 00:00:00 wmiiwm
>23714 tty2 00:00:00 wmiirc
>23713 tty2 00:00:00 wmiir
>Putting some logging into wmiirc indicates that the wmiir instance in
>question is the one which sends events to the event loop.
>I loaded wmiir into gdb and noticed that it has blocked on the read
>request at transport.c:46
>(gdb) bt
>#0 0x00533402 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
>#1 0x001bafa3 in __read_nocancel () from /lib/libc.so.6
>#2 0x0804c169 in ixp_recv_data (fd=3, msg=0x80549c0, msize=4,
> errstr=0x805086c) at transport.c:46
>#3 0x0804c1d6 in ixp_recv_message (fd=3, msg=0x80549c0, msglen=8192,
> errstr=0x805086c) at transport.c:64
>#4 0x08049af8 in ixp_client_do_fcall (c=0x804dbe0) at client.c:23
>#5 0x0804a09e in ixp_client_read (c=0x804dbe0, fid=94852, offset=0,
> result=0x80529c0, res_len=8192) at client.c:159
>#6 0x08049565 in xread (file=0xbf85c83c "/event") at wmiir.c:229
>#7 0x08049940 in main (argc=3, argv=0xbf85bf64) at wmiir.c:305
>Putting a breakpoint at transport.c:47 and continuing seems to indicate
>that the read request really has blocked, since the breakpoint is never
>reached. This is after going back to the frozen X and pounding on the
>keys for a while in the hope of generating some events. On the other
>hand, wmiiwm is still running fine, since I can see the status bar being
>I'm running the latest snapshot at the moment:
>$ wmiiwm -v
>wmiiwm - 20060607, (C)opyright MMIV-MMVI Anselm R. Garbe
>However, I first noticed this issue after wmii-3-rc4; I certinally had
>similar symptoms when I tried using wmii-3.
>Any ideas? I love wmii but this is driving me a little bit nuts.
>wmii_AT_wmii.de mailing list
-- Kris Maglione You are running the GNOME File Manager as root. As root, you can damage your system, and the File Manager will not stop you.Received on Tue Jun 20 2006 - 11:40:20 UTC
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Taaooma wants You to Stay At Home & Practice Social Distancing
Sanitized slap, that's what Iya Taao is distributing for those not observing social distancing in Taaooma's new skit.
The comedian shared a new clip on her Twitter, and in it, Iya Taao is telling all of us to sit at home and sanitise. When you want to cough? You dab!
And if you don't listen? Well, you know Iya Taao's favorite implementation tool.
Check out the clip:
Hey guys… let's stay safe please… practice social distancing or better still quarantine. #COVIDー19 pic.twitter.com/OA6m4AJNSJ
— MÓŃKELE ❤ (@_Taaooma) March 23, 2020


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Scholarships, Grants & Awards
National JACL Scholarship Program
***Applications for 2021 Scholarships are now CLOSED***
The San Diego Chapter is awarding a limited number of scholarships ranging up to $1,000 to eligible recipients in 2021 as part of the National Japanese American Citizens League (National JACL) Scholarship Program.
National JACL announced that the 2021 National JACL Scholarship and Awards Program is now underway. National JACL annually offers approximately 30 college scholarships to students who are incoming college freshmen, undergraduates, and graduates, and those specializing in law or the creative/performing arts. There are also financial aid scholarships for those demonstrating a need for financial assistance.
All those applying to the National JACL Scholarship Program must be a youth/student or individual member of the JACL; a couple/family membership held by a parent does NOT meet this requirement. Applicants must be enrolled in school in Fall 2021 in order to be eligible for a scholarship. If a student has received two National scholarship awards previously, they are no longer eligible to apply as the limit is two national awards per person.
Scholarship Program guidelines, instructions, and applications have been posted on the National JACL website, https://jacl.org/scholarships. Application forms for the scholarship program are completely online. These applications will then be disseminated to their respective chapters for review. Chapters will have one month to evaluate their applications and make nominations for the most outstanding applicants to National JACL. It is these applications that are then forwarded to the National Freshman Scholarship Committee for final selection.
Applications for first-year college students must be submitted directly by the applicant to National JACL through the online form no later than March 1, 2021, 11:59 p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time (HST).
Applications for the non-first-year college student scholarship categories (undergraduate, graduate, law, creative/performing arts, and financial aid) are also to be sent directly by the applicant to National JACL through the online form no later than April 1, 2021, 11:59 p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time (HST).
For more information on the National JACL Scholarship Program, contact the Scholarship Program Manager at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: I enjoy walking through the woods. Whenever an opportunity to do so presents itself, I welcome it. There's something so idyllic and peaceful about it. However, there's also something a little strange about it. Many spaces in the woods have a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere about them, and lingering in them can be so uplifting and energising; but, there are also spaces that feel decidedly uncomfortable, disconcerting, even a little malevolent, and the feeling to get away is intense. Strange, I've never been able to understand this contradiction. It's a mystery to me, and I've come to accept it like that – even been in awe of it at times.


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Another reminder! Tomorrow we will have our 6am class back on regular operating schedule as well as next Tuesday.
Happy Birthday John! I hope you got to enjoy your special day! I know you didn't want a big fuss, but you gotta know that this crew we have at CFLOTW we'd like to tell you that you are truly an inspiration by all definitions. The biggest Firebreather that I know!
I would have like to have a picture with all the new slamballs on this rack, but they were delivered too late to bring them in. I had the two pieces of the Rogue racks that are meant to go on the walls, buuuuut I worry and question the integrity of our walls (and building for that matter) so to save them I made this little beast. The mess I had last week at the entrance and the back room, well….. this was it. I think I'm going to stick to working with wood. But, this should outlast even most of our equipment! Of you do want some of the wood swag it's still in the office. I had intended to go to the farmers market, but I don't anticipate that is going to happen so, I think I'm going to try and find a buyer to take all of it off my hands.
11th Of February Year 2020
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90 Sec Sandbag Hold
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On September 11, sixteen intrepid men and women will conquer more than just a mountain. They will triumph over challenges that will enable them to start the next chapter of their extraordinary lives. At a glance, see how Mission: Mt. Whitney is truly a great American story.
The obstacles, the triumphs, and the characters make Mission: Mt. Whitney a classic tale of true adventure. Share this infographic to spread our story to the world.


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5 New Technologies Transforming the Supply Chain
Barracuda: The State of Office 365 Backup
The worldwide shift to remote work during the pandemic has intensified the challenges associated with protecting Office 365 data. Barracuda ran a global survey to capture current opinions and perspectives about Office 365, data security, backup and recovery, SaaS solutions, and a variety of related topics.
The report uncovers four key challenges that organisations are facing in protecting their Office 365 data and their related concerns and priorities:
- Protecting data against attack and loss both from outside actors and inside sources.
- Organisations want granular restore and other functionality not available in Microsoft's native capabilities.
- Data protection is both a security and a regulatory concern.
- Organisations prefer a SaaS solution that is fast and easy to get up and running.
- 52% of IT decision-makers say their organisation has experienced a ransomware attack.
- 67% of organisations are still relying solely on capabilities built-in Office 365 to backup and recover Office 365 data.


text: SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago has cast doubt on the tightening of U.S. monetary policy, according to a report published Tuesday. The Financial Times reported that Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said that there should be no hurry to tighten monetary policy, despite improving economic growth. "While I'm very pleased at the improvements in the economy I think it's going to continue to be a while before we're safely past these conditions," said Evans, who is a voting member of of the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee this year, according to the report.


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Destination Wedding Venues in Paris (Part 3) – Museums
UPDATED – In the wake of the tragedy in Paris, my thoughts and hearts are with everyone in France and the families of the victims. I was just in Paris, so it does not escape me that I could have been one of those people just out on a Friday night. What happened is immensely sad and heartbreaking. But, Paris never fails and it will always be one of my favorite places. I have a deep love of the place, the culture, and the people. Terrorists will not ruin that for me. I will always love Paris and I stand with Paris.
Having a destination wedding in Paris and you just aren't sure where? You've come to the right place! We're taking you on a bunch of venue tours of some of our favorite Paris wedding venues. So far we've covered some traditional French style mansions, Paris hotels and today we're going to talk about museums. Let's face it, you can't think Paris and not think of their world class museums. Paris is the mecca of museums and today we're going to share two of our favorites that you can rent for your wedding.
The first is the Jacquemart Andre Museum or the Musée Jacquemart-André. Located on the high-end Boulevard Haussmann in the 8th arrondissement, this was once the home of an art-loving couple, Édouard André and Nélie Jacquemart. These private collectors not only spent their time and money on art but on the design of their home and the decorating of it. What I love about this wedding venue is that not only is it a museum with many lovely pieces, but it's also a home. You can just imagine the lavish parties they held here and then imagine your own!
To start our tour, I want to begin on the outside from the street. What made the design of this home different from all the others was that the facade was set back, creating a break which attracted the eye. In addition, guests would enter on their horse-drawn carriage (today via car or my own two feet) which would take them up a ramp and lead them to the formal entrance and courtyard.
Such a grand entrance, right? And you're greeted with a surprise as you see the real front of the beautiful mansion and its open courtyard. Imagine your guests entering your wedding and then welcomed with champagne. Not a bad way to start off your destination wedding in Paris. You can do your ceremony outdoors in this courtyard area or in a room inside. Cocktails could also be outside as well if you are in the warmer months and want to take advantage of the weather.
Next we enter the museum and into Le Grand Salon, which is the main room. It's a semi-circular room with gold and blue tones and busts placed throughout the room. This room can hold up to 90 people for dinner and could also be used for your ceremony as well.
The doors to the right of the Grand Salon lead to the Music Room. This room is less ornate, but has red brocade walls and also has a second floor balcony which looks down on the room. This room holds 90 people for dinner as well and could also be used for your ceremony.
Off of the Music Room is the Dining Room. The Dining Room is also red and is known for it's tapestries and frescoe ceiling. This room holds 80 for dinner, looks out onto the courtyard and also has a terrace which is nice for weddings in warmer months.
Also off of the Music Room is the Winter Garden. This was one of my favorite rooms for it's patterned floor, skylight ceiling, and greenery. While you can't have dinner here, cocktails or possibly a small ceremony could be possible. It's a lovely and airy space.
The Winter Garden is also right next to the double staircase which leads to the rooms upstairs and would be great for photos or for a grand entrance.
So, those are the spaces available for your wedding, but I want to also show you just a small peek into some of the other rooms of the museum that your guests can visit as a part of your rental. The decor, furnishings and paintings are all really interesting to look at.
Beautiful, right? The Jacquemart Andre Museum is a great option for your wedding as you can rent multiple rooms or just the rooms you need. One important thing you should know is that they don't allow dancing due to the nature of the museum and for its preservation. You can bring in some low-key music, but no DJs, so if dancing is a big deal then this isn't the right venue for you. But, one of the best things about this museum is it's built in beauty which means you won't have to bring in too much decor wise.
The second museum I want to share with you is one that is very close to my heart. The Rodin Museum or Musée Rodin is where I got married to my lovely husband and is located in the 7th arrondissement. There are two parts to the museum, the museum itself located in the mansion and the gardens surrounding it. It's a beautiful and peaceful venue tucked away from the bustle of the city. I obviously personally love it, but it really is a great place to have your wedding.
So, let's start with the mansion itself which serves as a beautiful backdrop for photos. The museum portion of the Rodin Museum is located in the mansion which was once a home, a school and a hotel before it became a museum showcasing the works of Rodin. There are two sides to the mansion, the front which you see as you enter the museum grounds and the back which looks out on the majority of the garden area. The mansion is surrounded by gardens and sculpture including the famous sculpture, The Thinker.
While the inside of the mansion can be rented for your guests to view, the real draw is the amazing sculpture gardens. They are beautiful and will be where you'll have your ceremony, cocktail hour and where you'll likely take all your photos. The museum allows weddings up to 50 guests, so it's perfect for a smaller, intimate wedding or an elopement. You will do your ceremony or ceremony and cocktails here and then go elsewhere for the reception.
The gardens are quite large and have beautiful trees and flowers, but the focal point is the pool which lies across the lawn from the mansion. The stairs and archway behind the pool make for a perfect area for a ceremony although there are many other areas you could choose as well such as the steps of the mansion, the lawn itself or amongst the trees.
The museum is currently under renovation but is unveiling it's new pretty self this week. So, these photos may not be exactly what it will look like after this week, but it will be close. Also, keep in mind that my photos were taken at a few different times in the year, so the flowers will look a bit different from season to season. One thing to note with the Rodin Museum is that they will only book your wedding through a wedding planner, which is someone you'll want to hire anyway, but keep that in mind as you talk through your options.
Both of these museums are amazing and have such beauty that they are not hard to love. Plus how awesome is it to get married at a museum in Paris? Pretty awesome. The Jacquemart-Andre Museum is a good pick for an indoor wedding and the Rodin Museum is perfect for an outdoor wedding. If you want to share some culture and art with your guests, one of these museums is a great pick for your destination wedding in Paris.
Need some help planning your destination wedding in Paris (or elsewhere)? We can help! We are your destination wedding planning gurus and we'll create an unforgettable wedding experience for you and your loved ones. Don't wait another moment! Contact us today.


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text: Add this store to favorites. Sign up for Store newsletter. PowerSport Meca shop for gear and accessories.Skinz Chromalloy Rear Bumper Black Ski-Doo 121 XP, XS Chassis Models 08-14. Allows newer belly pan and SPG aluminum bumper to update 07-09 models. Thicker and stronger than the OEM hood bracket. Protects radiator from rocks and frozen snow. The item "Skinz Chromalloy Rear Bumper Black Ski-Doo 121 XP, XS Chassis Models 08-19" is in sale since Saturday, March 10, 2018. This item is in the category "eBay Motors\Parts & Accessories\Snowmobile Parts\Body Parts". The seller is "rpm-powersports" and is located in Omaha, Nebraska. This item can be shipped worldwide.


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A warm welcome to our newest sponsor, Experience Momentum, located at 4030 Alderwood Mall Blvd. in Lynnwood, which will celebrate its grand opening on Friday, April 17 from 3-8 p.m.
The first facility of its kind in the region, the Experience Momentum Functional Wellness Center will provide free public access to its new 10,000-square-foot facility and all it has to offer. Participants who attend the April 17 open house are encouraged to arrive in gym clothes and try out the center's fitness classes, which includes yoga, CrossFit and cycling. During the event, Experience Momentum's health and wellness professionals will provide to give nutrition presentations and demonstrations, chair massages and injury screens. Raffle prize drawings and door prizes will also be given away at the event.
To learn more about Experience Momentum, visit their website.


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Minecraft has overwhelmed the game world for as long as couple of years. The game isn't simply enjoyable to play in view of its fascinating idea of building any sort of develop that you can consider, yet you can likewise change the subtleties of the game or the whole game itself. To change the subtleties of the game like the surface or skins, you can make your own surface or skins to supplant the default ones. On the off chance that you need to change, erase or add new things to the actual game, you can utilize Minecraft mods.
Minecraft mods permit you to alter the actual game contingent upon the kind of the mods. Mods are fundamentally partitioned into three sorts. Most importantly, there are informal patches, which are mods that are utilized to fix bugs. Second, are the ones that make an entirely different aka.ms/remoteconnect game, known as a complete transformation, and last, are mods that give new substance to the actual game, known as fractional changes. These three essential kinds of mods are then changed into types that are more explicit. There are mods that capacity to carry more explicit substance to the game, mods that augment the designs or the speed of the game, mods that give new substance that was taken from another game, mods that erase the current substance, mods that give an alternate vibe to the game, mods that permit you to interface with the Minecraft world from various perspectives, and some more.
Fundamentally, every one of these capacities in an unexpected way. On the off chance that you are keen on mods, you can basically introduce them. In any case, remember that you should understand what you are doing, else you may wind up debasing your significant game information such the universes or the duplicate of the actual game. You should know about how to work a documenting project like WinRar and how to compress and unfasten records. On the off chance that you think this is excessively troublesome, in any event you ought to be acquainted with the installer program that permits you to consequently introduce the mods. Moreover, you ought to likewise know the fundamental specialized parts of the portion. During the portion interaction, there are directions disclosing what to do straightaway, hence, you should have the option to comprehend the guidelines. Most are in English and if English isn't your first language, you can utilize interpreting administrations.
Mods are to be sure vital for Minecraft fans with the goal that they can change their game as they have never done. When you introduce Minecraft mods appropriately, you can play this game with another vibe, another setting, another climate, higher speed, better designs, etc.


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Plan ahead: These interstates and streets will be closed this weekend
Now that summer is here and the weather is warming up, more people are out and about on the roads.
But the nicer weather also means more construction crews doing much needed repairs to the state's roads and bridges.
This weekend, the Indiana Department of Transportation will have five highway projects happening simultaneously.
Also continuing is construction for the IndyGo Red Line, expected to begin service on Sept. 1. This has impacted traffic as workers pave streets, finish station structures and repair infrastructure.
Indy infrastructure:Central Avenue bridge to reopen in July. Here's why repairs took 2 years.
If you plan to be out driving around town or heading on a road trip this weekend, be on the lookout for the bright orange barrels and plan ahead for these closures and traffic restrictions.
I-65 closures
- I-65 northbound from I-465 to I-865 will be closed through July 1.
- The right three lanes of I-65 northbound from Southport Road to I-465, and on ramps from Southport Road to I-65 north will be closed from Friday, June 21 at 9 p.m. to Monday, June 24 at 6 a.m.
- The left two lanes of I-65 northbound from Little Eagle Creek to Lafayette Road will be closed from Friday, June 21 at 9 p.m. to Monday, June 24 at 6 a.m.
I-465 closures
- The left two lanes of I-465 eastbound from Allisonville Road to Fall Creek will be closed from Friday, June 21 at 7 p.m. to Saturday, June 22 at 7 p.m.
- The two left lanes of I-465 westbound from Fall Creek to the White River, and the ramp from I-465 westbound to I-69 northbound will be closed from Saturday, June 22 at 7 p.m. to Monday, June 24 at 6 a.m.
- The left three lanes of I-465 southbound from just south of I-69 interchange to U.S. 36 will be closed from Friday, June 21 at 9 p.m. to Monday, June 24 at 6 a.m.
- The left three lanes of I-465 southbound from 96th to 46 streets will be closed from Friday, June 21 at 9 p.m. to Monday, June 24 at 6 a.m.
Other highway closures
I-70 eastbound from I-465 to the south split will be closed Friday at 9 p.m. through Monday at 6 a.m. All ramps in this section will be closed.
Red Line construction continues
These corridors are under construction:
- Meridian Street from 18th St. to 38th St.
- Shelby St. from Hanna Ave. to Prospect St.
- Capitol Ave. from 18th St. to Washington St.
- Virginia Ave. from Shelby to Delaware St.
- College Ave. from 38th St. to 66th St.
- Illinois Street, Washington St to 18th St
- 30th Street, Meridian St. to Illinois St.
Pavement resurfacing began this week on College Avenue at 66th Street, and will continue south to 38th Street, taking about four weeks to complete. Drivers should expect traffic and on-street parking restrictions, which may lead to diversions off College Avenue.
One-block segments on College Avenue will be closed for up to two hours each as the final layer of concrete is poured on station platforms. Here's the schedule:
- June 25: Kessler Boulevard station.
- June 26: 54th Street station.
- June 28: 52nd Street station.
- July 1: 46th Street station.
- July 2: 42nd Street station.
Pavement markings are currently being placed on these streets, causing temporary traffic restrictions. Station construction continues on Virginia Avenue and Shelby Street.
Traffic lane and parking restrictions will continue on Capitol Avenue from 19th to Washington streets. Driveways, entrance and parking lots will be accessible on the east and west sides of the street. Station construction continues along Capitol Avenue.
Left turn lanes are restricted at these locations:
- Both directions at 21st, 22nd, 28th, 30th, 32nd and 34th streets.
- Southbound at 29th Street.
- Northbound at 30th and 38th streets.
Construction continues on the east side of Meridian Street, with one lane of traffic in each direction still running. Station structure construction continues.
In late June or July, repaving will begin on Meridian Street, resulting in temporary lane restrictions.
Crews continue to modify traffic signals, and work on curbs and sidewalks at 30th Street.
Kellie Hwang is a reporter at IndyStar. Contact her at 317-444-6032 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter: @KellieHwang.