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Stay Ahead of the Competition
Competition is at an all time high. It is likely that your product or service is up against other similar products and services. While competition is the key to innovation, it can also be a source of frustration. With the amount of competition out there right now, it has become harder and harder to attract new customers as well as to retain old ones.
Consumers are constantly being targeted through marketing and advertising by other businesses. As such, they are constantly weighing multiple options. This is where PR can be of service. PR helps build reputation and credibility, so consumers not only buy the product or service, but also the relationship with the brand. Here are six PR tactics that can give you a competitive edge:
Competition Monitoring
The first and most essential step to maintaining a competitive edge is to understand your competition. Know who your competitors are, what they are offering, what sets them apart, what their advantages and disadvantages are, and what type of media coverage they have. Study your competitors by looking through their websites and social media archives.
The best way to monitor competitors is through media and social media. Set up Google Alerts on your competitors or, if you have the finances to do so, employ a media monitoring service to monitor mentions of your competitors across all media channels.
Providing media commentary
Monitor the news and media cycle to see if there is any industry or other related news that you can provide commentary on. This is a great way to get your brand/business name out in the media without using the more obvious marketing and PR channels. Demonstrate your knowledge on relevant topics by responding to an article, or pitching yourself for an interview to a publication.
Publishing expert articles
To give yourself an edge against your competition, write an article to establish yourself as an expert and reliable source in your particular field. Write an article that is interesting, engaging and useful for your target audience and then pitch this article to media outlets.
Taking advantage of speaking opportunities
Find events and conferences that are geared towards your target audience. Speaking at such events will enhance your profile among your target audience, as well as build brand awareness and credibility with people that are most likely to engage with your product or service.
Employing case studies as a PR tool
A case study that covers work that your business has conducted as a project or a client can be a great PR tool. Case studies provide customers and clients with an inside look at how you conduct business and how they can benefit from the product or service that you offer. Using case studies allow for transparency in business and will give your brand an opportunity to set itself apart from its competitors.
Social media engagement
Use social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or Twitter to engage with consumers. Find the right channels to reach out to your target demographic. In this way, you will have a platform to host constant and engaging dialogue with your audience about your brand. Encouraging dialogue and answering questions in a timely manner will definitely put you a step ahead of competitors who haven't mastered the social media game.


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The war against Winter starts here! It may be cold outside, but feminine florals are a style classic that we're determined to wear all year round. Imagine your very own garden party – but it may have to be inside at this time of year – and try pretty ditsy prints or experiment with full on flower power.
Our current favourite look, below, teams matching flowers on separates but for your first foray into this trend, you can try just a subtle top here or flower print scarf there. It's the perfect way to blow away the cobwebs as we move through January. The race is on for the first person who spots a daffodil in bloom in their garden!

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Berry Head Lighthouse (Devon)
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At the end of Berry Head, beyond the coastguard station, is the lighthouse, which forms part of the chain of south coast beacons. The lighthouse, which was built in 1906, was converted to unwatched acetylene operation in 1921 and modernised and converted to mains electricity in 1994. It came to be known as the smallest, highest and deepest light in the British Isles – the tower is diminutive, requiring no further elevation than that given by the headland itself, and the optic was originally turned by the action of a weight falling down a 45m deep shaft, now made redundant by a small motor.
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Our weather forecast for Brixham in Devon is split into two widgets. The first shows a timeline containing temperature, wind, sunrise/sunset and chance of rain, whilst the second shows the forecast for the week ahead including severe weather alerts when available.
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Background Website Keyword Suggestions
SpyFu is among the feature rich tools, but likely has the Least appealing interface out there. SpyFu offers SEO and PPC spy tool choices . Website Keyword Suggestions
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Keyword User and Search Experience
The SpyFu dashboard is laid out using a navigation bar across the top with tabs for SEO Research, PPC Research, Keyword Research, Backlinks, the List Builder, Tracking, and Reports. There's plenty SpyFu can do across the spectrum of SEO tooling, but with this review we're focusing on its ad hoc research capabilities. When a business is seeking to identifying the best possible search engine results pages (SERP) to target having an optimization plan, keyword-driven investigation is the legwork to get pages to rank higher. Direction capabilities and recommendations are built in during SpyFu, however I began in the Keyword Research tab.
When testing each tool, I used exactly the Exact Same set of five Key words to see how results differed between each of my competitors. The five keywords that I used were pcmag, electronic marketing, online shopping, IT consultant, and small business accounting. I chose this mixture to simulate real world terms that companies might search for (including publishers such as PCMag) as well as to discover related search results and vulnerable competitor sites.
I discovered that after running searches on my five evaluation terms SpyFu creates and structures its keyword results and metrics somewhat differently than Moz Guru, KWFinder, or Ahrefs$82.00 in Ahrefs. Rather than populating a table of related key words with Page Authority (PA) and Domain Name Authority (DA) metrics together with stats on cost per click (CPC) and keyword difficulty, SpyFu draws a far more obvious correlation with how much cash a key word could be worth. After searching"digital advertising," for instance, a separate navigation bar appeared across the top of the results page further breaking down the search results. You can then drill down into keyword summary, related keywords, advertiser history, ranking history, backlinks, keyword group, and SERP analysis. That is just for a single keyword question, showing SpyFu will the most granular deep-dive investigation into key word data of all the tools I analyzed.
Atop the results, SpyFu gave me not only CPC for the Key word, but a daily and monthly cost breakdown as well as the number of unique advertisers had appeared on the key word in the last year. I got the same degree of price breakdown once I clicked on the Associated Keywords tab, which also allowed me to narrow results employing a left-hand filter menu to a specific price per day, daily investigation volume, difficulty rating, and much more.
In the bottom of the results was the SERP analysis. This broke down each URL from the search results page, even though KWFinder and Moz Guru equally offer a more comprehensive breakdown in this regard. SpyFu targets price, which might or might not be significant to your small business. Results like the Advertiser History graph, a long list and complicated diagram of the advertisements appearing on that search page as time passes, was a bit too from the weeds for me as a newcomer SEO tool user. But for digital entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs, SpyFu is a gold mine. Website Keyword Suggestions
SpyFu Kombat
With SpyFu Kombat you can look at overlapping and website key words For up to 3 sites. For your PPC version you may also see a graph which goes over a span of a couple years showing that the overall amount of keywords being bid on by all 3 sites. You may also rollover the chart to see keywords specific to only 2 of the websites if you feel the 3rd website might not be doing as good a job (or vice versa) as two of those other sites. It will also show you the PPC budgets of those sites in addition to the amount of organic keywords rank in the top 50 results for said keyword.
When you click it will show you the Keywords in whatever bucket you click, to the right of the chart. You can see and download those key words for your use. As you can see I am on the ads tab but the options are comparable when you click on the organic tab (on the top box, the organic one on the bottom shows you total organic keywords).
Switching between the organic tab and the ppc tab (also as the Total # of organic search phrases + PPC ad budget must also give you a good notion of what of the larger sites are more to the PPC or SEO aspect of things which can be a good barometer to look at if you chance to be focusing on a single area over the other.
SpyFu Classic
SpyFu Classic is the"flagship" section so to speak. This is Where you input one domain on the home page and are presented using a TON of data such as:
– Daily AdWords PPC Budget
– Links through to SpyFu Kombat
– Average Position of Ads vs # of Advertisers
– Estimated Value of Organic Traffic (estimated traffic with a variable of CPC factored in)
– Paid Traffic In comparison with Organic Traffic Estimates
– Subdomains (useful for looking at the way the website might split parts of the main domain, maybe a fantastic spot to search for niche keywords???)
– Top Ten Paid Keywords w/ Keyword Advertisement Background (links through to complete Keyword Advertisement History tool)
– Complete Paid Keywords
– Total Organic Keywords
– PPC Competitors (using a link to overlapping key words )
– Organic Competitors (with a URL to overlapping key words )
– Category
The data can be useful, as you can see the:
– Estimated PPC, Clicks, Cost Daily, Complete Advertisers. . .all with trend data
– Top Ten Domains Advertising on the Keyword, together with Domain Ad History
– Added Keywords Purchased By Relevant Domains
– PPC Ad Copy With a URL to Keyword Advertisement History
– Top Ten Organic Results with Title, Meta Description
– Related Terms
– Related Concepts (according to semantic relationships)
– Categories Website Keyword Suggestions
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Keyword Management and Reviews
Keyword management is baked into SpyFu through the platform. Within all its three main research tabs–SEO, PPC, and Keyword–there are options in the drop-down menus for both SEO and PPC-specific keywords, and Keyword Groups. The Keyword Groups attributes in each tab are fairly similar, populating a table using monthly search volume, CPC, problem rating, and monthly price. These are SpyFu's four main metrics where keyword research is worried. On the left of this table are either the keyword you've researched and grouped yourself, or top keyword group tips from SpyFu. On the top right of this desk you can then add chosen key words for lists, or export your chosen keyword as an Microsoft Excel file, CSV, or PDF. This fundamental keyword grouping functionality is similar to SEMrush$99.95 at SEMrush and executed better in Moz Pro and KWFinder.
Where SpyFu's keyword management capabilities really stand Out are at its List Builder and Tracking tabs. Additionally, this is where SpyFu makes its profound link between SEO and customer relationship management (CRM). From the List Builder tab, there is a Best Lists segment with targeted lists of domain names and keywords like"Assets Which Spend the maximum On AdWords," keywords with the maximum CPC. There's also a list of the most expensive keywords, which you can then filter by state, business, or a specific web-based technologies: Ad buying platform, affiliate marketing, email advertising, and online shopping cart are a few of the options.
Next to Top Lists, there is a dedicated Company Leads tab. This essentially acts exactly the same manner You enter a location, industries and key words, and refine results using filters such as AdWords budget and SEO clicks. The research returns a list of leads with that site's monthly advertising budget and accessible contact information that may subsequently be exported into direct management system or your CRM. I'd like to see SpyFu proceed a step farther with this and incorporate its SEO lead lists directly using a platform like Salesforce$75.00 at salesforce.com, but this instrument is currently ahead of the curve. SEMrush includes a lead generation instrument, but that is the closest comes to exactly what SpyFu offers.
But, SpyFu recently included AdWords Templates as Part of a Google AdWords campaign. The templates include prewritten ads for groups that are keyword in hundreds of industries. The templates can be downloaded by users from the SpyFu site and then upload to an AdWords account.
The system also includes SEO campaign direction Using its SpyFu Project Manager tool. SpyFu made this as a project management(PM) feature within the SEO platform for overseeing integrated key word research and rank monitoring in a campaign. My SpyFu is only available in paid programs (not the free trial), but it lets you install multiple projects tracking grouped keywords plotted against SEO rank, traffic worth, ROI, and numerous different metrics. All you need to do is open the My SpyFu menu and then add a new job. It is the only and best example in this roundup of SEO-focused PM.
There is also Keywords you've identified and start ongoing monitoring that reports back with domain positions and keyword position changes. I was also able to prepare custom SEO reports in a few simple measures: Enter a domain name and then choose if to run a report on SpyFu's suggested domain key words or custom keywords. I entered my five habit keywords chose up to five competitors' URLs, and then was given the choice to run a one time report or a monthly report.
That Type of aggressive analysis is another area in which SpyFu stands out, since it also includes a tool called"Kombat" that is available in the SEO and PPC Research tabs. In PCMag's domain, I typed in Kombat along with the instrument built an interactive data visualization which revealed where the top keywords of PCMag overlapped with our opponents. There is also what SpyFu calls for a"keyword world," listing CPC, CTR, monthly cost, and monthly clicks for core keywords and advocated keywords. This research breakdown is just another feature that helps unearth ways to gain an SEO advantage. Website Keyword Suggestions
With the SEO functionality of its primary product, SpyFu has introduced a study tool called Nacho Analytics, which offers access to different sites' web analytics. Through this platform, you can view time-of-day traffic sections, and behavior.
Keyword Advertisement History
Keyword Advertisement Background will show you, via coded bars, how often the Keyword appeared in a domain's PPC campaign alongside any modifications in the advertisement copy (all of which may be exported into excel). It extends back to 2006 via the Bonus History Button and reveals a year's worth of data up front.
So it's fairly straightforward, which is exactly what I like about SpyFu Tools. No over-reliance on"in-house metrics" it's just"here is the ad history of this keyword", plain and simple. Normally, if you see a keyword being promoted on by a PPC advertiser that is good persistent you can look to apply that ad copy technique to a market of that larger keyword. If I were advertisements for"hotels in Oklahoma" I would pay attention to that which ad copy was successful, over time, for that main/core key word"hotels".
Domain Advertisement History
Except it shows the domain Ad History Is like Keyword Advertisement History Keyword history of a particular domain.
This instrument is useful in looking Your competitors (or bigger players on your market ) and which ones that they attempted and left (which could be ones that you avoid out of the gate). All this assumes the domain you are currently researching is competent PPC advertiser.
Keyword Smart Search
The Keyword Smart Search instrument in SpyFu uses word relationships, Publicly accessible keyword information, and PPC campaign information to return a list of keywords related to the keyword(s) (up to 10) you input. You could filter from CPC, search volume, as you can see, and you might also exclude keywords.
For me, I prefer to use the Organic key words found and the PPC keywords In either SpyFu Classic or SpyFu Kombat. I love to use different tools for pure keyword research (Google tools, Microsoft Ad Center Intelligence, and Wordtracker). Primarily, I feel SpyFu is at its best when used as a competitive research tool versus a search tool. Website Keyword Suggestions
Pricing and Plans
Since I just mentioned, SpyFu's Basic plan begins at $33 each Month when billed yearly (roughly $39 per month ). Though, contrary to other tools within this SEO tool inspection roundup, for example Moz Pro and KWFinder$12.00 in KWFinder, SpyFu does not cost by search success. All plans come with an infinite number of comparison search results , key word collection, backlink, and domain combined with data export. The performance you get with SpyFu for the price is an important factor in why we gave it an Editors' Choice, and the search volumes make the instrument even more attractive for ad hoc keyword research.
That's not to say SpyFu doesn't cap anything. The Basic Plan gives you a capacity of 250 sales leads and domain contacts, and 5,000 weekly tracked keyword rankings, together with 10 domain name reports and 10 pay-per-click (PPC) reports through SpyFu's AdWords Advisor tool. The $78-per-month Professional plan (also $58 per month when billed yearly ) bumps contacts and leads to 500 and weekly tracked keyword positions to 15,000, along with custom-branded reports and accessibility to SpyFu's application programming interface (API).
Finally, SpyFu has added a $199 per month Team program (billed yearly, or $299 month-to-month) using 2,000 sales leads and domain contacts, 40,000 weekly monitored keyword positions, and five user logins. SpyFu also comprises a 30-day money-back warranty. Overall the firm has slashed its pricing because our original inspection, which makes it attractive to SMBs.
I find their tools helpful for search that is competitive. I do not use Their Keyword Smart Search which They give (in a straightforward fashion) in the price points that they give is quite A combination that is nice. SpyFu makes its way Each project. Website Keyword Suggestions
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PARSIPPANY — Solix, Inc., a leading best-in-class provider of program management, regulatory compliance and customer care services throughout the United States, today announced Brian J. Dunlap has been appointed senior vice president, chief sales officer. Dunlap will report to Solix CEO Jack Miller and lead the company's continuing execution of its growth strategies in existing and new markets. Solix is located at 30 Lanidex Plaza.
An experienced sales and marketing executive who has held senior roles in diverse industries, Dunlap joins Solix after most recently serving as managing director of global strategic major accounts and financial industry sales at NCR Corporation. In addition, Brian has also held executive positions at companies including CIT Group, AT&T, General Electric Capital Corp, Lucent Technologies, and Business Executives for National Security (BENS).
"Brian's success in growing sales and expanding customer relationships provide the expertise that will help us increase our position as a market leader," said Solix CEO Jack Miller. "We're pleased to welcome Brian to Solix and look forward to achieving greater success together."
Dunlap earned a Master of Management Science degree in Management Information Systems from Stevens Institute of Technology as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Science and Electronics Technology from Thomas Edison State University. He also is a graduate of the Program for Executives at Carnegie Mellon University. Brian is a member of the Advisory Board for the School of Management at New Jersey Institute of Technology and served as vice chairman of development for the board of the Foundation for New Jersey Public Broadcasting.
Founded in 2001, Solix has a record of success in helping customers run more efficient programs, qualify applicants faster with greater accuracy, and enable more responsive customer communications.


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went out painting the other day, heres two, one in the early morning at the boat yard, the other by the bayou looking down the water.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
anatomy study dump
Thursday, November 8, 2007
every hair on the dog
We just finished up our fourth assignment for media. havent played with acrylic paint too much but I think I did alright with this. I hated it at first, and rushed the hell out of it thursday night so I could get up to Ocala on friday, worked on it a little sunday night, and tightened it up monday night. We just finished our critique and that went pretty good. I think im going to fix up the left side of his face, it seems really flat to me, then ill repost.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
lido plein air
Wednesday morning Stanley, Lake, and I woke up early, and headed out to the beach for some plein air painting. The moring was hot and humid, but we didnt mind as we have been stuck indoors since the start of school. We plan to go plein air painting every Wednesday morning from now. Were also trying to get more people to come with us and add to the fun.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
anatomy studies for custode
Here's a big dump of studies from my journal for Custode.... easily one of my favorite teachers, even though he does not call himself a teacher..
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
messing around
This is the image I originally wanted to do for the scratch board project. I wanted a more graphic approach and distinctive line angles to emphasize the movement in the figure. I whipped it out in a few hours, it was very fun and I felt very confident placing my lines. Maybe scratchboard is a media for me? maybe not, I dont know, but I will continue to play with it.
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
morgan hill from the hills
went out to the hills to paint, this was actually a few weeks back now. I've gone a few times now, but i need to go more often. I feel so lazy towards my art. heres the first out of a few, i need to scan them all in
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Professor Vaughan Lowe
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My work has included matters such as the territorial status of and boundaries in the Caspian Sea; territorial conflicts in south-east Asia; rights of passage and navigation; jurisdictional questions in relation to competition laws; international law aspects of privatisation programmes; claims arising out of the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq; Fisheries disputes; investment disputes; and various aspects of independence and statehood negotiations. Other consultancy work includes provincial/federal continental shelf disputes; international merger regulation; extraterritorial application of US export controls, antitrust and securities laws; extradition; claims to fisheries zones. I conducted reviews of environmental implications of defence projects and is a trainer on the law of the sea and the laws of war for naval officers.
- Emeritus Fellow, All Souls College (from 2012)
- Chichele Professor of Public International Law (from 1999 to 2012)
- University Lecturer in Law, then Reader in International Law; Fellow of Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge (from 1988 to 1999)
- Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, then Reader in Law, University of Manchester (from 1979 to 1988)
- Lecturer in Law, University of Wales, Cardiff (from 1973 to 1979)
- Undergraduate , University of Wales (from 1969 to 1973)
Research interests
- Public International Law, including the settlement of international disputes, investment protection, and the Law of the Sea
Selected publications
- (ed. with Adam Roberts, Jennifer Welsh, and Dominik Zaum), The United Nations Security Council and War (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008).
- International Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007).
- (joint editor with J.R. Crawford), British Year Book of International Law, vol. LXXVII (2006) (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007).
- (with J.G. Collier), The Settlement of International Disputes (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999).
- (with R.R. Churchill), The Law of the Sea (1st edn. 1983; 2nd edn. 1983; 3rd edn. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1999).
- (ed. and contributor with M.R. Anderson, A.E. Boyle, and C. Wickremasinghe), The International Law Commission and the Future of International Law (London: British Institute of International and Comparative Law, 1998).
- (ed. with M. Fitzmaurice), Fifty Years of the International Court of Justice: Essays in Honour of Sir Robert Jennings (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996).
- (ed. with C. Warbrick), The United Nations and the Principles of International Law: Essays in Memory of Michael Akehurst (London: Routledge, 1994).
- (with R.J. Bragg), The Business of Licensing (Harlow: Longmans, 1989).
- Extraterritorial Jurisdiction: An Annotated Collection of Legal Materials (Cambridge: Grotius Publications, 1983).
Teaching and supervision
- Lectures on public international law, international dispute settlement, Law of the Sea
- Supervision of research students in international law
Other professional memberships and roles
- Judge, European Nuclear Energy Tribunal (from 2006)
- Barrister, Essex Court Chambers (from 1993)
- Associé, Institut de doit international
- Bencher, Gray's Inn (2008)
- Joint Editor, British Yearbook of International Law (OUP)
- Joint Editor, Publications on Ocean Development (Brill)
- Joint Editor, Oxford Monographs in International Law
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- Cavaler of the Ordinal National Serviciul Credincios (Knight of the Faithful Service National Order), (Romania, 2009).
- Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon (Japan 2008).


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The Twelve City, is a land that is governed by the leaders of the families who bear in their names the Chinese zodiac.
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The Listening school : June 24 – 26 from 11:30am – 2:30pm
Social Choreographer Ernesto Pujol brings his multi-year Listening School project to the River to River Festival in the form of a public performative research process and a silent durational performance: The Listeners. The project was created in response to the urgent need to listen empathically in order to support democracy in America and abroad. Pujol's Listening School will seek performative engagement for three days across Lower Manhattan's urban riverbeds of listening flow. Dressed in Indigo Blues, thirteen artists will pursue the public's roadside discourse on listening. Their open process will culminate in The Listeners, a performance as a formal listening vessel embodying stillness in the midst of flow.
In collaboration with artists Kimberley Acquaro, Kate Harding, Sara Jimenez, Sto Len, Ernesto Pujol, Valarie Samulski, Jonathan David Smyth, Young Sun Han, Molly Teitelbaum, Benjamin Thorpe, Riva Weinstein, and Joy Whalen. Co-curated with Danielle ML King.
Anderson Contemporary in the Atrium at 180 Maiden Lane
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The Plaza at 88 Pine St.
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The Listeners June 27, 9 p.m. – 11:30p.m. Federal Hall, 26 Wall St., NY
In culmination of Ernesto Pujol's Listening School, artists trained in the art of listening will sit in a circle as public servants providing individualized silent listening to visitors all evening at the birthplace of Democracy, historic Federal Hall Memorial.
See more info and read the Listeners Journal here
The Listeners is commissioned by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, developed as part of LMCC's Extended Life Dance Development program made possible in part by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Listeners is supported in part by Art Matters. Space generously provided by Anderson Contemporary, Fosun, National Parks Service, and Port Authority NY + NJ.
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After years of continuous declines, traditional watches saw flat sales growth in retail value sales terms in 2019 as sales of high mechanical watches lifted the overall watches category in the US. While the overall watches category continued to decline in retail volume sales terms, albeit at a slower rate than in recent years, a resurgence in the popularity of mechanical watches with high unit prices largely compensated for volume and value declines in other watches categories.
Spurred by the release of the first-generation Apple Watch in April 2015, the growing popularity of smart watches, including activity watches and smart wearables, in the US continued to place downward pressure on traditional watches in 2019. Most affected were sales of quartz analogue and quartz digital watches, which saw sales at all price points fall at similar rates to recent years.
While many consumers opted for timepieces with additional electronic functionality, another group turned instead to the design, tradition and brand names of mechanical watches, especially in the high end of the market. Long held as status symbols by men and women alike, mechanical watches are seeing a resurgence as the fruits of a robust economy and a desire for craftsmanship in an increasingly digital world is drawing consumers to the movement.
With a portfolio of owned and licensed brands spanning movements and price points, Fossil Group Inc continued to lead watches in 2018, despite sales declines. As consumer interest further moved from traditional watches to smart watches, sales of the group's traditional watches continued to fall for brands, including Armani Exchange, Emporio Armani, Diesel and Skagen.
The sales of high mechanical watches, which lifted the overall watches sales throughout 2018 and 2019, were largely dominated by luxury Swiss watchmakers, as exports of high-end Swiss watches to the US reached their highest levels in years across this period. With independent and group-owned brands like Rolex and Richemont's Cartier, respectively, having had a strong presence on the US market for decades, a growing economy coupled with high consumer confidence drew consumers to the aspirational Swiss brands.
Internet retailing continued to be the fastest-growing sales channel for watches of all types as brands and retailers alike expanded online product availability and invested in improving digital storefronts and product photos. Mechanical watches saw the fastest growth in internet retailing as consumers became increasingly comfortable purchasing high-value items online, and luxury online retailers and select brands debuted new e-commerce capabilities throughout the year.
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McDiabetes, MurderKing, Khemically Modified Chicken (KFC). Everything from the signs to the logo to the color scheme were the same as ones we'd expect from our beloved fast foods. Only this time they conveyed a drastically different message. Through emulation of logos and images, these anti-fast food messages exemplify a culture jamming campaign. Tim Jordan describes the methods, motives, and efficacy of culture jamming in his Activism!: Direct Action, Hacktivism and the Future of Society. He describes culture jamming as a method of subversion that first requires a keen understanding of the "cultural codes defining our desires in ways that serve corporations and not individuals" (Jordan 108). Adbuster spoofs, for instance, are eerily similar to the ones they attempt to undermine distinguished only by their contradictory messages. By adopting all other aspects of the brand, the attention is then focused on the message and the particular aspect of the brand being disputed.
The same power of culture jamming enjoyed by activists can just as easily be wielded against them. In 2000, culture jammers targeted Nike's new football boots for using slave labor through messages like "the most offensive boots ever made". Since words like offense had more than one connotation (i.e. offense in sports), Nike capitalized on the ambiguity with cultural jamming of their own, through messages like "Fair Minded Footy Fans Say Not Fair Mr. Technology" (Jordan 112). The power of Nike to be able to control its brand and its criticism speaks to the upscale battle protesters face and how culture jamming isn't a tool that necessarily favors the activists.
One interesting topic is how culture jamming has evolved in the age of the internet and big data. With most ad-revenue being generated online through massive corporations like Google, culture jammers can no longer use the same methods of attack to interfere with individual browsing experiences. One technique of fighting online ads involves using bots to repeatedly click on a certain ad in order to drive up exponentially the cost of posting that cost-per-click ad. At the same time, delivering this misleading click information adds significant noise to companies using click data to drive their marketing strategy. Another much more powerful form of protesting that most resembles modern-day culture jamming is the use of memes. These cultural memes can range from hashtags like #firstworldproblems to pictures of Michael Jordan crying. Serious or not, these messages shape the online experience for most millennials. Since teenagers are most familiar with the culture and attitudes of their own generation, they now have unique access to one of the most powerful tools in modern activism. However, culture jamming will always be a double-edge sword, and it will continue to remain one of the most risky yet powerful forms of activism.


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Gil Bellows, best known for his role on Ally McBeal, will portray the ruthless businessman, whose complicated history in the comics had him backing the Justice League during their Justice League International days, only to be revealed as a villain in recent years -- beginning with his murder of Blue Beetle. More recently, after being killed by Wonder Woman, the comic book incarnation of Lord was resurrected as a Black Lantern.
Bellows, who was seen in 24: Redemption, will appear on the nineteenth episode of Smallville: Season 9, called "Charade." We've also learned that Bellows' role on Smallville may potentially be a recurring one – which sounds to us like another sign that a tenth season of Smallville is looking increasingly likely.


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pretty cool!
pretty cool!
Here's an AMERICAN PLASTICS Toys Inc. Pickup truck.
American Plastics toys can be found at Walmart Big Lots and other retailers. This particular product has been on my wish list for a while. I had to buy a battered one at Goodwill. Thats why the wheels look outa place.
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american plastic made a Hummer That I modified for AJ
I remember having several Mego-scaled cars as a kid, and they got a lot of use. One was a rather odd number that reminded me of a green Mokeemobile.
I have the Bratz corvette-like sports car with the idea to make it into the 1964 comic Batmobile. Someday...
Great thread!
I did a custom AJ farm set for Mego meet raffle.
similar to this with out the big monster tires
JOHN DEERE 1/8 MONSTER TREADS RADIO CONTROL GATOR - eBay (item 130484393502 end time Apr-09-11 11:29:22 PDT)
1928 CHEIN HERCULES MACK TRUCKS WRECKER TRUCK 23 INCH - eBay (item 270679768682 end time Apr-12-11 09:33:35 PDT)
Adams Motor Grader - Model Toys - 1950s - 25 Inch Long - eBay (item 350429829116 end time Apr-09-11 09:01:14 PDT)
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Shouldn't this thread be made a sticky so we can add to it on-going?
Could we get this far without mentioning the Classics???
I should think not!
The next 2 are a little pre-mature. They both require re-modding to the footwells to give the figure more room.
I dont know if this is from the Brave and The Bold line or from the playskool stuff. Yunz can see. Bats fits in there pretty good. Just needs a smidge more leg room. Reminds me of the G. Clooney/Batman single seater.
This is from the wrestler line. It had "Sting" and is trademarked 2000 WCW. Again, Needs just a little more legroom. (Break out the dremmil!) I'm in the proccess of modding this into a Penguin Mobile. Notice how the last 2 have that "Bumpercar" feel to them. I think that they fit in well compared to the Classic Batmobile.
PS. I hope someone remembers to include the other Classic Mego related vehicles.
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Preperation time 4.5 hours
Ingredients (Serves 6)
- 400g Salmon fillet (Skin off)
- 300g Scallops (Roe off)
- 1 cup Fresh lime juice
- 4 Vine-ripened tomatoes, diced
- 3 Long green chillies, seed removed, finely chopped
- 6 Spring onions, finely chopped
- 1/3 cup chopped coriander leaves
- 1/2 Cucumber, peeled and diced
- 1 Avocado, chopped
- 1/4 Cup olive oil
- Baby cos lettuce, 1-2 leaves per person
- Cut Seafood into small cubes, place in a bowl and pur lime juice over the top. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours.
- Drain juice and add tomatoe, chilli, spring onion, corriander, cucumber, avocado and oil. Season with sea salt and pepper.
- To serve, place the lettuce leaves on a plate and pile the ceviche on top. Garnish with extra corriander leaves and serve immediately, with extra lime wedges, if desired.
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The Most Extreme Faction Of Al Qaeda Is Winning, And It's Leading To The Destruction Of Iraq
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) has now controlled much of Iraq for over a month. The group has been prolific in its abuses even during this brief reign of cruelty: In recent weeks it's crucified its opponents in Syria, executed scores of police officers in northern Iraq, threatened archaeological sites, and even destroyed hookah tobacco.
This over-the-top brutality is a reflection of ISIS founder Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, once one of the world's most notorious terrorists. As the founder and leader of the ISIS predecessor al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI), the Jordanian-born Zarqawi managed to take over vast swaths of the country during the U.S. military presence of the mid-2000s. He bombed Iraq's U.N. headquarters, and was head of an organization that killed thousands. He led one of the most violent jihadist campaigns in history against U.S. troops, their suspected collaborators, and Iraq's Shi'ite majority.
"As a teenager al-Zarqawi had been a bully and a thug, a bootlegger and a heavy drinker, and even, allegedly, a pimp," journalist Mary Anne Weaver wrote in a July 2006 profile of Zarqawi for The Atlantic. The terrorist leader was killed in a U.S. airstrike that June. But today, the long-dead and gangster-like Zarqawi is one of the driving influences behind ISIS's frightening rise — a figure whose brief and violent career presaged the next decade of developments within the global jihadist movement, and explains much of the current chaos in Iraq.
Journalist Michael Totten was embedded in Iraq during some of the conflict's crucial years, including the period prior to the U.S.-led surge when AQI controlled much of the country's Sunni areas. He recalls a veritable reign of terror — a power trip under which nearly everyone suffered.
"When Zarqawi ruled pieces of Iraq, people were shot for smoking cigarettes," he told Business Insider by email. AQI were strict but incompetent rulers, too high on their own power and bloodlust to organize the society they governed over.
"Al-Qaeda created nothing like a government," Totten recalls. "There was no garbage collection, no security, no electricity, no economy, nothing ... Zarqawi and his people were just too extreme to govern even in a totalitarian manner. They were nothing but a wild pack of psychopaths."
But these psychopaths weren't aimless — they were capable of channeling their madness toward specific tactical and strategic ends. As Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, explained to Business Insider, Zarqawi was an innovator in his own right with an approach to holy war that was markedly different than that of Osama Bin Laden.
"Zarqawi was a timely figure in terms of sheer brutality," says Gartenstein-Ross. "He was known for releasing beheading videos, something [current al-Qaeda head Ayman] al-Zawahiri reprimanded him for. He would go after Shi'ites mercilessly.
"Al-Qaeda is also a brutal organization," he adds. "Let's not whitewash al-Qaeda at all. But Zarqawi took it to another level."
Crucially, Zarqawi "made this brutality work for him," as Gartenstein-Ross puts it. His killing sprees would sometimes have a purpose and a utility to them, despite their seeming mindlessness. For instance, in February of 2006, Zarqawi ordered the bombing of the Golden Dome in Samarra, one of the holiest sites in Shi'ism — triggering a round of sectarian killings in which AQI positioned itself as the sole defender of Iraq's Sunnis.
"That was an innovation," says Gartenstein-Ross. "He was able to use his brutality to set in motion chaos that worked for him, in ways that the organization had never done before."
And there was a sharply sectarian worldview underlying all of this. "Al-Qaeda is sectarian but in a little more of a controlled way," says Gartenstein-Ross. "Zarqawi at times would declare Shias to be the number-one enemy."
In 2005, al-Qaeda central began worrying that the Iraqi franchise's trademark ultra-violence and sectarianism was actually damaging the al-Qaeda brand. Bin Laden and Zarqawi had never gotten along — as Weaver reported, it was "loathing at first sight" between the two, according to one Israeli intelligence source. "Al-Zarqawi came across to bin Laden as aggressively ambitious, abrasive, and overbearing," writes Weaver. "His hatred of Shiites also seemed to bin Laden to be potentially divisive — which, of course, it was."
By late 2005, al-Qaeda central realized it had a problem on its hands, despite AQI's seeming victory over the U.S. and its partners in a fledgling Iraqi government. High-ranking al-Qaeda leader Abu Yahya al-Libi sent a long letter to the AQI leader, in which he outlined Central's trepidation towards Zarqawi's approach to jihad, which the bosses considered overly violent and alienating.
"My brother, what use is it for us to delight in some operations and successful strikes when the immediate repercussion is a defeat for us of our call, and a loss of the justice of our cause and its logic in the minds of the masses who make up the people of the Muslim nation[?]," al-Libi writes in an excoriation typical of the letter.
At one point, he tells Zarqawi to avoid openly associating himself with al-Qaeda: "The other matter is to take caution against being zealous about the name 'al-Qaeda,' or any name or organization." Al-Libi repeatedly raises the specter of mid-90s Algeria, when jihadists were poised to take over the country in the midst of a brutal civil war, but lost support when they massacred hundreds of thousands of their fellow countrymen. The jihadists "destroyed themselves with their own hands, with their lack of reason, delusions, their ignoring of people ... coupled with a lack of kindness, sympathy, and friendliness.
"Their enemy did not defeat them," al-Libi cautioned, "but rather they defeated themselves."
Zarqawi's death in June of 2006 was reportedly a source of relief for al-Qaeda central. Al-Qaeda's problem child was dead — and his organization suffered a decisive battlefield defeat during the "surge" years of the U.S.'s military presence in Iraq.
But the group never totally went away, and ISIS's rapid victory in Iraq over the past month highlights al-Qaeda Central's waning relevance to global jihad.
Ayman al-Zawahiri's organization has been badly depleted by a decade of U.S. efforts and the loss of its safe haven in Afghanistan. The group's brand and ideology hasn't been powerful enough to keep its affiliate network intact: Last year, ISIS was expelled from al-Qaeda when the center found the group overly violent, philosophically unpalatable, and impossible to control. Al-Qaeda wanted its Iraqi affiliate to focus solely on Iraq; ISIS had dreams of spreading across the Middle East and declaring its own Islamic caliphate, which it did on June 30.
The two groups have wildly varying views of how the global Jihad should be undertaken, with al-Qaeda focusing on the "far enemy" in the west, and ISIS acting as a more explicitly sectarian organization within a specifically Mesopotamian context.
And ISIS doesn't seem to even need al-Qaeda central anymore. Radical jihadists are one of the major political and military forces inside of the fourth most populous Arab League state, even though the country no longer has an official Al Qaeda franchise.
As Aaron Zelin, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near Eastern policy, recently wrote, "ISIS considers itself the true heir of bin Laden's al-Qaeda, but under the new banner of the Islamic state." The two groups have a difference of outlook, strategy, and ambition. For now, it seems as if the more brutal and sectarian camp is in ascendancy.
And it isn't only in Iraq where Zarqawist tactics are thriving. There's no specific evidence that Al Shabaab in Kenya or Boko Haram are mimicking or adopting Zarqawi's innovations. But there's something recognizably Zarqawist about their worldview — their overwhelming brutality, and near total lack of consideration for the population it controls. When Boko Haram captures hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls, or al-Shabaab blockades international aid in the midst of a historic famine in Somalia, they are echoing Zarqawi's near-total divorce of violent Jihad from even the most basic considerations of political prudence, or respect for human life.
Zarqawi was a pioneer of perhaps the most vicious form of violent jihad practiced in the modern era. His most fateful contribution is that even eight years after his death, the most dangerous of the world's Islamist terrorists resemble his organization far more than Osama Bin Laden's.


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The 79-year-old was found dead in a wooded area in Paducah Sunday. Exposure to the elements may have contributed to his death.
Taliaferro was reportedly in the area to look at a piece of property his wife had inherited.


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by Roger Pielke, Jr.
Founding CSTPR Director, CSTPR Faculty Affiliate and Professor at University of Colorado Boulder
In 2006, as part of a major NSF research project on decision making under uncertainty, Dan Sarewitz and I published a paper outlining a methodology for the reconciliation of the supply of and demand for science (read the paper here). The method took some concepts that are ever-present in our community's thinking about science and decision making and set them forth as a formalized approach to better connecting research with user needs.
We began with recognition that there are those of us primarily in the business of producing research, what we termed the supply side. There are also those of us primarily in the business of using research, which we called the demand side. We live in an era where much science, especially that which is publicly funded, is expected to have some connection with the needs of decision makers. We called efforts to make such a connection "reconciliation of supply and demand" (or RSD) recognizing that there are many similar concepts in the literature, such as well-ordered science, boundary work, Mode 2 science and so on.
We illustrated the method via a simple 2 x 2 matrix shown below.
The effective reconciliation of supply and demand is illustrated in two quadrants (upper right and lower left, illustrated with the green stars), for instance:
- Research could be produced that is well-used by decision makers;
- Decision makers may have no need for research, and research agendas are not seeking to produce results for these decision makers;
Such outcomes would represent success.
There are also cases where research and use are misaligned, creating opportunities for reconciliation, represented by the red circles in 3 of the 4 quadrants, in situations such as:
- Users might desire information, but it is not being produced;
- Users might benefit from information, but are unaware of that benefit and it is not being produced;
- Information is being produced and with potential value, but it is not being used by decision makers.
Each of these possible situations is of course far more complex and nuanced than summarized here, however they clearly represent opportunities for science and decision making to be more effectively connected.
The intellectual exercise of RSD can be thought of as a mapping exercise. One intellectual task is to obtain a sense of what research is actually being produced. A second intellectual task is to evaluate the information needs, wants and opportunities of relevant decision makers. And third, the task of reconciliation is to identify opportunities to better align supply and demand. RSD seeks to coordinate these disparate activities under a common approach.
For us, the over-arching goal of the RSD methodology was more than just a series of intellectual exercises, but to provide an opportunity for reflection on institutional and professional relationships in a manner that would open up opportunities for science and its use to be more productively interconnected:
. . . the research method itself creates feedbacks between supply and demand that will expand the constituencies and networks engaged in science policy discourse, expand the decision options available to science policy makers, and thus expand the opportunities to make climate science more well ordered. Undoubtedly, institutional innovation would need to be a part of this process as well . . .
A recent paper (Leith et al. 2018) documents a long-term effort in Australia to implement the RSD methodology, and reported some success, particularly with respect to our aim to foster institutional innovation:
In this account of a cross-scale operation on the 'neglected heart of science policy' we have suggested that, when knowledge production is actively conceived within the emerging paradigms of sustainability science, reconciling supply and demand is not primarily oriented to creation of information for decision- makers. RSD necessarily works to open up and actively reframe problems and possibilities. This means that RSD must challenge existing frames and naïve supply-side push and demand-side pull. Even where knowledge gaps persist and are considered substantial (such as in planning for an uncertain future), RSD must acknowledge that these are not necessarily filled by information. In our case people with knowledge and the capacity to use it to good effect in specific contexts were the primary constraint and focus. Through SCARP the majority of NRM planners appear to have benefited from the RSD process. This was not solely because information was deemed relevant, credible and legitimate. Participants frequently reflected on their growing courage to lead efforts towards adaptation within their organisations and communities. Ultimately, SCARP's reports were an institutionally necessary means of legitimising those actions, based on knowledge gleaned from an extended collaboration.
It is especially rewarding to see that the RSD methodology was accompanied by greater "courage" in efforts to better align research with its use in situations where conventional norms and practices may have created obstacles.
While research products will likely always be a necessary part of mechanisms of accountability and evaluation for science projects, the effective reconciliation of the supply of science and its demand will always require far attention to more intangible results of implementing a systematic process of co-production. It in the long run, when science and its use are more effectively interconnected improved decision making – more effective, more legitimate – may be the result.


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Introduction: Remote Control Door Opener for Dogs
A tech solution was required, the remit is:-
- A door opening and closing device that will also hold the door ajar if required.
- The door must be capable of normal use.
- I must be able to operate it from another room (using a web cam to monitor).
- Once dogs are shown how, they need to be able to open door themselves.
Step 1: Design Time - Parts
- The one I found was from a mobility bath lift.
- A power supply to run it
- Some microswitches to limit the movement..
- High strength magnet for the catch.
- Some diodes For restarting in the oposite direction.
- Door latch catch.
- and something to control it with.
Step 2: Design Time - Drawings
Once I knew what the parts looked like it was time to design the hardware and electronics.
The drawing of the hardware may not mean much to people looking at this but took a number of hours to get right. :)
A GA shows what it would look like.....
The electrics drawing shows 2 microswitches at the top, each has a diode wired between the normaly open and normaly closed contacts, the diodes allow the motor to restart when the direction of the ram is reversed.
The second wiring diagram shows the addition of a manual..or dog operated... switch to the existing wireless remote setup.
Step 3: Build It! 01
Lots of metal cutting and welding then ensued, starting with the pivot and magnetic catch.
Once the small catch plate was built the parts were test fitted on the door, it is very inportant that the centre line of the door closing pivot is on the centre line of the door hinges or none of this will work correctly.
Step 4: Build It! 02
The limit switches were mounted on a piece of scrap bath panel. The other parts, brackets and rod to make it work come from the scrap box....
All held in place with jubilee clips which makes it nice and easy to adjust once in situ..
Step 5: Instal It!
Once it was assembled onto the door a rain cover was made from twinwall plastic sheet and a piece of electrical ducting, this too was installed.
A quick bit of wiring up to a 12v battery had the ram going in and out and the limit swiches were adjusted.
Step 6: Latch Catch :)
For the door opener/closer to work the existing door catch needs to be held back so that it will not latch the door closed.
The UPVC door frame has a couple of handy grooves down the side that are ideal for a sliding catch catch, a little bit of work with a craft knife at the top of the door allows the catch catch to slide into place.
I popped in a catch catch catch (little piece of bent plastic :) to prevent the catch catch from sliding too far down the door.
At night the catch can be locked in the normal way.
Step 7: Dog Door the Movie
Due to my inability to embed video's, here is a link to a vimeo upload.
George says thanks for looking!
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The circuit would be the same as the
drawing in the instructable, the brackets would be simpler, a hinge at
the back fitted to the frame, a plastic block that the actuater rod
passes through to keep the rod in line.
Another bracket fixed to
the door with a strong magnet mounted to it and a piece of flat steel
mounted on the end of the actuater that touches the magnet and pulls the
door open.
It only needs to open enough for the dog to pass
through then pull it closed using the magnet. Mounted as suggested the
door can be used as normal by pulling it off the magnet. You would need
to ensure that the door latch is disabled while using the opener.
Hope that helps :)
I like the way you designed your dog door. I am not good with electronics and would like to make something similar for a sliding door. Would you be willing to help me with this project?
You might be interested in checking out the website petgadgets.com and looking for the product I invented called "EasyOut" remote control pet door opener. It will be available for sale next month for wire crate doors, and later for hinged door flaps (like are commonly used in exterior doors), chain link kennels, and also plain wooden doors with sliding latches. There are links to videos for all 4 of these applications that you can watch in action on the above web site.
Very Cool! I need something like this, but haven't got around to do it yet. I think I would just have the door automatically close after a few seconds. I was wondering about the latch though. anybody could open the door and walk in with the magnet being all that's holding it shut. What about a solenoid operated latch? I was thinking too, though I don't know anything about electronics, what if your dogs had a coded transmitter on their collar so that only they could open it?
Hi Heath, some good questions! :) When the dogs have learnt to open the door I will include a timer to auto close. George has already learnt that he can bat the door off the magnet, fortuneately I had forseen this...I have had BMD's before :) all I need to do is drive the door fully open and it will pick up the magnet again for closing.
I do have a 12v catch (see picture below) I have yet to work out how to route out the plastic door to fit it..... a bit scared to do it TBH :)
The coded transmitter idea would indeed work but I was trying to keep the cost down as much as possible.
Regards rog8811
That latch looks like a serious piece of hardware. What about a surface mount latch? Less invasive to the door you know.
There is not enough room for anything other than an inset catch, this one isn't that large, it is designed to be back mounted or inserted in the door by swapping to the plate on the left side of the photo, see below.
Your puppy is adorable! I have a Bernese mountain dog too!!!
lol... I thought that was a baby Berner! ;-)
OMGosh... he's certifiably adorable!!!
He is a total cutie and getting bigger every day, a dog flap was never going to last the distance!


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Read the excerpts below carefully… You'll be screwed if you plan to wait on any reasonable settlement, just like "HAMP" left you waiting for your mod. Don't expect miracles!
From The New York Times
"We have a long way to go," Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller, who is leading the effort from the states' side, said after the afternoon session broke up.
Lengthy negotiations work to the banks' advantage, critics say.
"The banks' strategy is to run the clock," a Georgetown University law professor, Adam Levitin, said. "The chances of a settlement that meaningfully reforms mortgage servicing and makes the banks pay an appropriate price for illegal conduct are rapidly slipping away."
This was taken From Zack Carter's Article on Huffington Post:
"I am incensed that the FBI has not filed one criminal case," Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) said, referring to the lack of prosecutions against major banking executives. "And I'm very worried that the game that's being played here is to run out the statute of limitations."
Oh and AG's make sure the banks get barred from Deficiency Judgments in your settlement!
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It's time for another video game post.
I like video games, I really do, but quite often I wind up liking a video game that I'm NO good at. I like the concept, I like the game ply, but really, I just don't have the mental or testicular fortitude to finish it.
In this case, it's Metroid.
The game had awesome controls, it had a amazing story line, and the basis behind the game was EPIC in every sense of the word.
I originally played the game on the NES when I was only about 9 years old. I was HORRIBLE at it. I then picked it up on SNES and was still horrible at it.
I moved in to Metroid Prime on the game cube… guess what… I was horrible at it. I always found myself getting scared of a game. Seriously, how stupid is that?
Anyways, I would play, I would research it on the internet, and I would enjoy looking at it as a fanboy.
Well, I picked up an SNES emulator tonight, I picked up a copy of Super Metroid, and I'm going to sit down and try and play it. I'm interested in how it turns out.
I might get scared. I might give up. I dunno. We'll see what happens. Hopefully, I don't totally suck at it. And if I do, I'll just pick up Super Mario Brothers again. I know I can beat that one.
Final Fantasy 7 is in my list too. 🙂


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Xamarin has eventually turned a popular cross-platform mobile app development framework. Based on the concept of Write once, Run anywhere (WORA), Xamarin has become a preferred framework for iOS, Android and Windows app development.
The cross-platform mobile app development trend is growing day by day and Xamarin is emerging as one of the ways to get to it interactively. Xamarin is based on C# programming technology and can be used in the cross-platform mobile app development for Android, iOS and Windows. Xamarin apps are built with native UI and APIs to deliver better performance. These apps share single codebase across all platforms. There are a number of benefits of using Xamarin framework such as 90% of code can be reused which means there is little work required to do when it comes to launching an app on multiple platforms. It now has support for Portable Class Libraries which aids developer to rapidly code an app.
The framework comes with Xamarin.Forms which lets developers use portable control subsets that are mapped to native control of iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Also, Xamarin has better security features to storing data, particularly enterprise data.
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One Technology Stack to Code for All Platforms
Xamarin uses C# complemented with .Net framework to create apps for any mobile platform. Thus, you can reuse up to 96 percent of the source code speeding up the engineering cycle. Xamarin also does not require switching between the development environments: You can build all of your Xamarin apps in Visual Studio which completely replaced Xamarin Studio. The cross-platform development tools are provided as a built-in part of the IDE at no additional cost.
Performance Close to Native
Unlike traditional hybrid solutions, based on the web technologies, a cross-platform app built with Xamarin, can still be classified as native. The performance metrics are comparable to those of Java for Android (as explained here) and Objective-C or Swift for native iOS app development. Moreover, Xamarin performance is constantly being improved to fully match the standards of native development. Visual Studio offers a complete solution for building, testing, and tracking the app's performance: Visual Studio App Center allows you to run automated UI tests and identify performance issues before the release. However, this service is provided at an additional fee.
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Xamarin allows you to create flawless experiences using platform-specific UI elements. Simple cross-platform apps for iOS, Android or Windows are built using Xamarin.Forms tool, which converts app UI components into the platform-specific interface elements at runtime. As the use of Xamarin.Forms significantly increases the speed of app development, it is a great option for business-oriented projects. Yet, there might be a slight decline in performance due to the extra abstraction layer. For custom app UI and higher performance you can still use Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android separately to ensure excellent results.
Full Hardware Support
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After the company was acquired by Microsoft in February 2016, Xamarin licensing policies underwent radical changes. Xamarin SDK, including runtime, libraries, and command line tools, has become open source and available for all under the MIT license as a part of Visual Studio. By eliminating the major barrier, the cost of license, Microsoft paved the way for the further growth of the platform. Plus, headed by Microsoft, and supported by Unity, JetBrains, and Red Hat, the .NET Foundation in general and Xamarin specifically has become a reliable and powerful tech stack.
Simplified Maintenance
Due to its cross-platform application, Xamarin makes maintenance and updates easier. You can simply deploy the changes or updates to the source file and they will be applied to both iOS and Android apps. However, this works only for the applications that use Xamarin.Forms or the business logic, shared code, updates for Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android apps. Thus, it helps you save your time and money while keeping your apps up to date.
Complete Development Ecosystem
Xamarin comes in one package with a complete development toolset, including its own IDE (Xamarin Studio that is now replaced by Visual Studio), the platforms itself (Xamarin SDKs), testing (Xamarin Test Cloud), distribution and analytics (Hockeyapp and Xamarin.Insights) platforms. Thus, you don't need to invest in additional tools or integrate the third-party apps to build, test and deploy your Xamarin apps.
Xamarin.Forms: a framework for simple apps and prototypes
Xamarin suggests developers build mobile apps in two ways. The first one is to use Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android, which is considered the main approach. Using Xamarin.Forms, the Visual Studio Library is the second one. Xamarin.Forms allows for rapid prototyping or producing apps with less platform-specific functionality. That's why Xamarin.Forms is the best fit for apps where code sharing is more important than custom UI. You'll be able to create a single interface and share it across platforms without designing for each platform individually. You can also build applications where some parts of their user interfaces are made with Xamarin.Forms and the others are engineered using the native UI toolkit.
While Xamarin.Forms remains a compromise in terms of native look and feel compared to Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android, there's a vibrant community paying attention to this tool. For instance, some tech providers contribute their libraries like Telerik UI that enrich engineering capabilities providing pre-configured UI components.
Xamarin.Forms Live Player
As Xamarin.Forms is aimed at fast and frictionless development, Microsoft suggests using a Live Player tool. It's an application installed on actual phones to immediately test and debug your apps without emulator deployment or tethering a device to a workstation. Upon Live Player installation a developer scans a QR-code in Visual Studio using a phone camera, which provides access to a currently developed app. An app on the phone synchronizes in real time with the one in Visual Studio. This drastically simplifies all set up and further debugging procedures. Unfortunately, Microsoft discontinued Live Player support, but you still can download the app and and pair it with Visual Studio.
Building apps for Macs with Xamarin.Mac Tool
Xamarin.Mac allows for developing fully native Mac apps using C# and .NET. It integrates with the same libraries that are used for developing in Objective-C with Xcode. By using Xamarin.Mac combined with Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android, developers can share up to 90 percent of native code across Android, iOS, and Mac OS. Furthermore, Xamarin.Mac integrates with Xcode, so a developer can use the Xcode's Interface Builder to create an app's user interfaces.
Slightly Delayed Support for the Latest Platform Updates
This depends completely on the Xamarin developer team. It's impossible for third-party tools to provide the immediate support for the latest iOS and Android releases: it takes some time to implement the changes and/or introduce new plugins, etc. Although Xamarin claims to provide same-day support, there still might be some delays.
Limited Access to Open Source Libraries
Native development makes extensive use of open source technologies. With Xamarin, you have to use only the components provided by the platform and some .Net open source resources, facing both developers and consumers. While the choice is not quite as rich as it is for Android and iOS mobile app development, the Xamarin Components provide thousands of custom UI controls, various charts, graphs, themes, and other powerful features that can be added to an app in just a few clicks. This includes built-in payment processing (such as Stripe), Beacons and wearables integration, out of the box push notification services, cloud storage solutions, multimedia streaming capabilities and much more.
Xamarin Ecosystem Problems
Obviously, Xamarin community is significantly smaller than those of iOS or Android. Thus, finding an experienced Xamarin developer could be a challenge. Although the platform is growing its following fueled by the support from Microsoft. Based on the info from different sources, Xamarin community makes 10 percent of the global mobile development society. Despite the fact that the number of Xamarin engineers does not compare to iOS or Android native communities, the platform provides extensive support to its developers. Namely, there is a dedicated educational platform, Xamarin University, that provides resources and practical training for those who are new to this technology. Using this support, the learning curve for an experienced C#/.Net engineer is minimal.


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Battery life problem with wireless sensors
Hi, we experience a battery life problem with our wireless sensors.
We have to change them every 1 or 2 months and are far of the 1 year life announced.
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We have to change them every 1 or 2 months and are far of the 1 year life announced.
Any idea of what could happen ?
We purchased them in December 2014. The batteries are CR2450 lithium models.
We use to have frequent disconnections of all our wireless sensors (10) with the sensorgateway. Does that connection problem could be at the origin of the battery drain ? If yes, is there a solution to stabilize the connection ?
Here are our device informations : Hardware Version : Release 5.0 / Firmware Version : Release 5.07 / Build Date : Jul 3 2014 / Interface Type : RS232 / Product Name : Temperature & SensorGateway.
please update your firmware to the latest one http://www.serverscheck.com/support/firmware.asp
regarding the batteries it might have been the batteries itself and not the sensors and regarding the wireless disconnections it has the same factor as being disconnected to a wireless router if you have walls, electromagnetic devices near the vicinity etc. though having the latest firmware would help with the connection.


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Some finely chopped parsley
Boil eggs til cooked (10 mins on med rolling boil).
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Inconclusive results
How the West Was Won was an interesting experiment. Three directors, a cavalcade of stars, a new cinematographic process, and a grand sweeping storyline relating several generations of a family trying to make it in the old west.
The story is split into segments, and a director was charged with each. There's nothing earthshattering about the story choices. The approach seems to be a heightened slice-of-life, giving us a glimpse of different obstacles in the lives of settlers.
I found myself wondering about the accuracy of the scenes. Things like piracy seem quite plausible, but I've not heard of it in this context - though I'm hardly an expert and that's not surprising. The bit that got me was not seeing any Chinese working on the railroad. Again, I don't have the authority to say such-and-such a railroad line used any particular sort of workers, but it is true that, aside from the occasional native, it was a very White West.
As for these different parts (for the record, they are referred to as "The Rivers", "The Plains", "The Civil War", "The Railroad", and "The Outlaws"), individually they stand as an exploration of these different aspects of the Old West, but despite the family connections, there's no sense of building toward something larger (as, say, Giant does). The fact they needed Spencer Tracy's narration to piece it together isn't a good sign.
How the West Was Won was shot using the Super Cinerama process, the first feature to get this treatment (and there were very few). Three cameras do the filming at precise angles to get a highly detailed panorama, and likewise three projectors need to be used to see the results. They get great shots, like with the Buffalo stampede (a sequence which seems to exist more for the visuals than anything else). Even some more ordinary scenes benefit greatly from this camera.
There are moments where the camera is treated just like an ordinary camera, and that's a mistake. Standard conversational framing simply doesn't work because the proportions of elements on the screen are skewed so. A greater care must be taken in composition or the subjects get lost. At times, this seems to have been overlooked. I noticed it most in the "outlaws" segment - pay attention, and you'll see what I mean.
The transition to DVD (as surely as to anything but three camera projection) does suffer. We get two vertical lines separating the shots of the three cameras, where we see slight differences in film stock and a change in viewing angle like refraction - remember the experiment where you stick a hold a pencil to pass through the surface of some clear water, and it appears to be bent right at the surface? I'm sure someone will get the bright idea to correct this digitally at some point, but for now, the best way to see the film would be in a properly equipped theater - and how many of those are there?
As an experiment, I'd have to call this inconclusive. The story is not strong enough, the acting is nothing special despite the big names, and it all simply does not add up to anything bigger than its parts. It's no wonder that Super Cinerama fell by the wayside. Perhaps it's not that unfortunate, as it appears to be a fairly cumbersome process, but it would have been nice to give it a better shot.
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