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Q&A: Is the Future of PR Measurement Already Here?
In case you weren't aware, measurement will only grow more important in our industry moving forward.
In case you also weren't aware, next week will be Measurement Week 2014 in our fair New York City thanks to a PR soiree hosted by Cision/Vocus that will include a slew of marquee names.
Leading up to the event, we spoke to two of the featured speakers to get their takes on the state of measurement: where it is now and where it needs to go.
First up is friend of the site and AirPR chief strategy officer Rebekah Iliff (follow her on Twitter; she's quite good).
What is the biggest issue currently facing the industry in terms of measurement?
PR measurement currently lacks two things:
1. Industry consensus in terms of which metrics matter.
2. Innovative technologies to automate certain aspects of measurement that both companies and practitioners can agree upon.
Having said that, I think the biggest issue currently facing the industry is understanding what to measure and sourcing the right technology to support specific business goals related to that measurement. In other words, once you agree to the "what", you then need to have technology that can track, monitor, and give you insights into data that will help drive effective decision making.
How do we reach that consensus?
The truth is, there can't be consensus around something that is impossible to achieve. PR metrics must be viewed holistically and there will never be one single metric that can be applied across the board. For some companies it will be traffic to a website or digital property, for others it will be whether or not their key messages were published in an article; while yet others will want to map PR activities directly to sales. Shockingly, sometimes the PR metric is about what people aren't saying about your brand.
The point? We have to have technology to support these various aspects of PR measurement while at the same time not suffering from tunnel vision by saying "this is the ONE thing that matters." Once we do that, we have conceded that PR is a one-size fits all discipline. In fact, the truth is, PR's role (and related measurements) is expanding almost faster than the speed at which startups launch dating apps.
How has social disrupted the measurement system over the past few years?
I think the most important thing social did for PR was give insight into which topics are of interest to specific audience segments. It's been a proxy for "PR impact", which didn't really exist before. Pre-social, the only type of data we had was visitors to a website.
As analytics become more ubiquitous, social is becoming more of a "channel" used to engage with and listen to constituents. While it's still fundamentally about sharing, it can't really give clarity to whether or not a business objective has been met — unless, of course, you're talking about "social selling."
But with PR, social is a way to understand what messages are resonating, whether or not the subject matter is compelling, etc. From our own data alone, I can tell you that highly shared articles are not necessarily correlated to content that drives customers to make a decision. But those numbers can tell you which messages are "sticky", and this can often be just as important as lead generation or sales depending on the client's goals.
What's the most important new metric to emerge recently?
While any seasoned PR pro will tell you that PR isn't about sales, every CMO or company founder will need to (somehow) justify their PR spend/budget to a direct report: the CEO, the board, their investors, etc. So at some point, we really need to be able to show how PR efforts affect the bottom line.
Not all efforts are geared toward direct sales, but over time PR should align with the overall success of a business; this assumes other aspects of the business are functioning properly and that the products/services are viable.
Disclaimer: PR can't put lipstick on a pig, and it's not some sort of silver-bullet-magic-trick.
Which common metrics do you think we need to downplay or discard completely?
1. We should not, would not, could not use the Advertising Value Equivalency (AVEs) to measure the value of earned media. Most PR pros I know have done away with this, but according to a Ragan's study last year, nearly a third of PR/communications practitioners still use them. Ugh.
2. Impressions are likewise useless. I wrote this article in Mashable a few weeks ago that talks about Vanity Metrics versus Value-Driven Measurement and covers this idea of impressions. Here is the example I use to illustrate why it's a bit silly:
Let's say, for sake of example, that every day I walk by one hundred men on the street. They look me up and down but never say a word; they just mosey on by. "Wow!" I may think. "I've made quite an impression on those men, perhaps one of them will turn 'round, come up to me, ask for my number, take me on a date, then marry me."
Now, I'm not completely incapable of romantic fantasy, but this is highly unlikely. If you were my friend, you'd tell me that I was out of my mind, and that I need to get a grip.
I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but in the world of PR, five billion eyeballs scanning a headline of your very sexy press release don't actually have any measurable impact. It's a big number, but it will not map to insights about your PR activities; and it will not enable you to make better decisions about the brand you represent.
How can we make that case to clients?
Point them toward my recent Mashable article! But seriously, we should be guiding clients to measurements that showcase these three things:
1. What increases brand awareness/positive brand sentiment and builds brand loyalty
2. What drives traffic to your site and supports interactions (blog sign ups, demo requests, whitepaper downloads, etc.)
3. How you are doing against your competitors in terms of thought leadership, article placement, owning certain key messages, etc.
How can we best tailor the metrics we use to serve clients with very different needs?
I think it starts with a mutual understanding between PR and client (or if it's internal: CEO, CMO and PR/comms teams) that PR goals depend on needs. In order to understand those needs, there has to be a fairly transparent conversation about what is and isn't possible.
If a client says to a PR agency: "I want 2,000 people to buy my product in the next 60 days and that's why I'm hiring you", then the PR agency does a website audit and finds out the UI/UX is not conducive to a positive buying experience, then the agency can say: "Um, quick note – that's highly unlikely unless you build a better environment for buying."
I don't think companies expect these conversations from PR pros, but they should be happening. PR people understand a great deal about customer psychology, and the things that it takes to really get an emotional response from a potential buyer. That's part of the ever-elusive "X Factor."
Once you establish a baseline, you (PR) are better equipped to build a strategy and plan that will map to specific business objectives; and this is the only way to have a shot in hell at measuring anything.
It's not about writing a perfectly crafted press release and pressing send to 500 journalists or pushing it out over the wire and expecting a story. Those days are O-V-E-R. That's not PR.
What do we think, readers? Still using AVEs?

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New Delhi: A fashion designer and her domestic help were allegedly killed by her tailor and his two accomplices in her home in south Delhi's Vasant Kunj Enclave locality following a dispute over unpaid dues, police said on Thursday.
The bodies of 53-year-old Maya Lakhani, who ran a boutique called Tulsi Creations in Green Park, and her house help, 50-year-old Bahadur, were found with multiple stab injuries in the bungalow in the early hours of Thursday.
The accused looted jewellery and ransacked the house after killing the two Wednesday night, police said, estimating that the incident took place between 10 pm and 11.30 pm.
Rahul Anwar (24), the master tailor who worked with Lakhani, his cousin Rahmat (24) and his friend Wasim (25) have been arrested in connection with the killings, a senior police officer said.
Around 2.45 am, the three men went to the Vasant Kunj (south) police station and said they have killed two people in Vasant Kunj Enclave, following which officials rushed to the spot to verify the details.
They found the bodies lying in a pool of blood.
A case has been registered and the three accused arrested, Devender Arya, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southwest) said.
Police said Lakhani had set up a tailoring workshop in her home.
During interrogation, the three said they had hatched a conspiracy to kill her. After committing the crime, they said they stole valuable items, including jewellery, from the house and left in Lakhani's car.
Anwar told police he had been working with Lakhani for a while. His payments were due for the last few months and he had received money in instalments, police said.
The crime scene has been preserved and the bodies sent for a post-mortem examination, police said, adding that further investigations are in progress.


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WCS Care has introduced the 'world's first specifically devised therapy table tennis table' to its homes to help improve the lives of older people and people living with dementia.
Residents at two homes run by the Warwickshire-based charity, Drovers House in Rugby and Castle Brook in Kenilworth, are among the first globally to try out the tables which promote exercise and encourage mobility.
Specially designed by the BAT Foundation, the therapy table tennis tables include side panels that increase spatial awareness, create a secure, non-distracting, and comforting play zone, and help ensure the ball remains in play for longer. It means anyone can have a go, regardless of ability.
Ed Russell, Director of Innovation and Delivery for WCS Care, the first care home provider in England to be recognised with six Outstandings from the CQC, said: "We're really excited about the early impact the BAT Foundation therapy table tennis tables have had on people's lives, which is evident from the smiles and laughter when they play.
"We look forward to more fun as we work with the BAT Foundation to roll out these tables to our other homes shortly and find new ways of ensuring every day is well lived for residents."
Ian Craigton-Chambers, BAT Foundation Trustee and Creative Director, said: "Table tennis has long been perceived in the US and Japan as a very effective drug-free and carer-inclusive therapy for people with dementia, so we wanted to promote the use of the sport in this way in the UK.
"Working closely with the University of Stirling's Dementia Design Institute, we've created a table tennis table to significantly enhance the therapeutic experience, help delay the onset of symptoms, and improve spatial awareness, hand-eye coordination and balance, among other positive benefits."
Meanwhile, WCS Care has also introduced a side-by-side bike-for-two and cycle track at several of its homes – Castle Brook in Kenilworth, Drovers House in Rugby and Sycamores in Leamington Spa – to encourage exercise and time outdoors.
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A new product category called customer data platform is getting quite a bit of buzz in marketing circles these days. Speaking of circles, CDP sits at the center of a Venn diagram in which packaged systems like CRM and MAP, unified persistent databases, and other solutions like data management platforms and tag management systems intersect.
That slide (#13) was presented a year ago this month by David Raab. A marketing technology analyst, Raab founded the Customer Data Platform Institute late in 2016.
And today RedPoint Global's Buck Webb published a blog on the CDPI site that talked about the obstacles to maximizing the value of customer data. Those challenges include data access, which can be difficult since needed data is often stored in a variety of siloed systems; data analytics, because marketers don't always have the tools they need to analyze data as they would like; and data activation, meaning being able to leverage data in real time is no easy feat.
"Marketers who clear these three hurdles – data access, analytics, and activation – are the ones who can create a connected data value chain," writes Webb. "Business-user-friendly technology, clean data, and agile processes are essential links in that value chain. Without them, marketers lack access to the contextual data that enables them to meet customers at their moment of need."
Indeed. A CallSpace blog from earlier this year adds: "Customers spend more if they feel businesses [are] connecting with them on a personal level."
According to Gartner, a CDP is a clean and open databases for customer information, and is owned and operated by marketers. The CDPI says CDPs collect, analyze, and store large amounts of data. And they are ideal for businesses with a lot of their own data.
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This months featured wines of the month are all about food.
First up, for April, 2 long standing favourites that look set to be phased out this year, due to silly corporate accountant/decision makers in Italy. Sorry, if that sounds like someone you may be familiar with.
NOTE: These wines will be offered for a limited period starting Sunday April 15th for existing customers, then open to new customers on Monday 16th at a special price: 19% Discount off the Retail Market Price. They will be announced to existing customers first, in line with our preferred way of operating. First come first served: when the allocations are gone, that's it. Only 30 bottles each will be allocated, so you are gonna have to be quick to get them discounted, if they interest you, unless you happen to spot them in one of our a promotional mixed cases too…
- Enrico Serafino Barbera D'Asti Piedmont, Italy
- Sella & Mosca La Cala Vermentino Sardinia, Italy
We know it's tempting to stick with the bargains at the bottom of the market for many people, and we certainly sell more sub ¥100 wines than we do above ¥200, but we would urge you (and your friends to club together, if you like to) and have a look at the tier 2 and 3 wines which we will be naming at some point farther down the track. There are some absolute monsters in there, that many folks never get to even try. And when there's such sweet deals as these, this is the time to take full advantage of our lousy stock control and romantic leanings.
And as if food pairing weren't enough of a reason to make the choices I have for this months 'Wines in the Spotlight', consider the fact that April 17 is World Malbec Day! Yes that's right: The 3rd, in fact. And if you need any reason to explore that grape, this could be it. More information to follow as we approach. As far as we know, there are events all over the world, but nothing in China.
I was thinking maybe a friendly venue might put us up for the night and we provide 4 or 5 or 6 different Malbecs to try out: Someone else might bring a plate of Tapas and some Tango Music.
Shown here (left to right) are Salentein's regal Reserve Malbec, Clos de Los Siete (lauded as South Americas Greatest wine), Salentein's everyday drinking stalwart, Portillo Malbec and the Fleschas de Los Andes' Gran Malbec. All sturdy stuff, needing sturdy accompaniment and company. Who is up for a Malbec Bash? emails or contact forms, please.


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A man has revealed the bizarre yet endearing way he met his future wife in a cemetery.
UK author "Sixth Form Poet", whose real name is "Matt", took to Twitter to share a series of tweets detailing the meet-cute, explaining it started when his father died.
"Don't worry, it gets funnier," he wrote.
"I always took flowers and my mum visited a lot and she always took flowers and my grandparents were still alive then and they always took flowers.
"My dad's grave frequently resembled a solid third place at the Chelsea Flower Show."
The author went on to reveal he ended up buying flowers for the grave next to his father's, as he felt bad that no one visited it.
"I did this for quite some time, but I never mentioned it to anyone. It was a little private joke with myself, I was making the world a better place one bunch of flowers at a time.
"I know it sounds weird but I came to think of him as a friend."
After a couple of years, Matt decided to google who the grave belonged to and was aghast and what he discovered.
"His wife didn't leave him flowers BECAUSE HE'D MURDERED HER. ON CHRISTMAS DAY," he wrote.
"After he murdered his wife, he murdered her parents too. And after that he jumped in front of the only train going through Balcombe tunnel that Christmas night.
"THAT was why no one ever left him flowers. No one except me, of course. I left him flowers. I left him flowers every couple of weeks FOR TWO AND A HALF YEARS."
The author was so horrified that he tracked down the graves of the man's murdered wife and parents and started bringing them flowers as well.
It was at this point that a woman approached him and asked why he was placing flowers on her aunt and grandparent's graves.
"I explained and she said ok that's weird but quite sweet. I said thanks, yes it is a bit weird and oh god I ASKED HER OUT FOR A DRINK," Matt revealed in his extraordinary tale.
"Incredibly, she said yes. Two years later she said yes again when I asked her to marry me because that is how I met my wife."
Matt's creepy yet romantic tale has since gone viral, with thousands of people applauding the story.
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For an interesting diversion from oil-based vinaigrettes, try this utterly delicious light-weight dressing that delicately coats leaves with a fresh, herby tang. While optimal on little gems, romaine, or other hearty lettuces, it is not overly viscous and thus also in good company with field greens. Salad additions such as sliced tomatoes, avocado, sweet onion, grated carrot and cucumber really make this dressing shine....
June 11, 2015
Tender, glossy, and lightly sweet, these transcendent short ribs melt in the mouth and satiate to the core. Though highly competent on their own, buttery mashed potatoes or creamy polenta provide choice beds in which to nestle the ribs in the savory sauce rendered from the reduction of meat stock, apple cider, onion, and thyme.
This dish can be prepared up to two days in advance. The ribs do cook down considerably, so play it safe with three to four me...
March 29, 2015
A quick and easy roasted tomato salsa made freshly at home is still better—and cheaper—than anything available at the store. This is a single pot job that requires almost zero precision, as it all gets thrown into a blender or food processor after a short simmer.
1 14.5 ounce can diced fire-roasted tomatoes
½ onion, diced
1 Serrano pepper sliced horizontally (remove seeds for a mild salsa or leave them in for medium)
1 large clove garlic, roug...
March 10, 2015
Eating asparagus is one of the sacred rites of spring. This holy vegetable deserves ritualistic consumption, ideally as often as possible while in season and thus at its most divine. We offer three vestment changes; each incarnation can be served as a side dish, a starter, or even a light main course. Though asparagus is often served warm, it is equally heavenly served chilled or at room temperature when adorned with fresh herbs and creative sauces.
February 17, 2015
A noble hors d'oeuvre, a proud sandwich, or throning atop simple field greens, halibut salad is an elegant multitasker that can go casual or dress to kill—whatever the occasion calls for. If you conceive of halibut salad as no different than tuna, just with a substitute fish, then think again. Chopped boiled egg compliments halibut's unique flavor and adds a light fluffiness to a salad that would otherwise run the risk of bearing a dense or pasty textu...
January 7, 2015
The only splash of color broadly visible in nature this time of year is imparted by those tiny little red berries sustaining the birds squatting in evergreens through the otherwise barren winter. Though a little smaller and more vermillion than crimson, they're a visceral reminder of the cranberry—one of the only berries harvested in the fall and winter in North America.
Though cranberries make their debut around Thanksgiving and fade out just after Ch...
January 1, 2015
Blessed to be a little island floating merrily in the Mediterranean Sea, Corsica reaps all the benefits of its French birthright and its fortuitous proximity to Italy and Spain. Its cuisine bears testament to its enviable geographical location; it is an amalgam of ingredients and styles of French, Italian, and Spanish cooking—undoubtedly three of the finest cuisines in the world.
Our recipe unites the indelible influences of Corsica's neighboring count...
December 12, 2014
At some point during the weeks leading up to Christmas, our kitchen turns into a Jewish Benedictine monastery. We bake brandy-laden fruitcakes wrapped in brandy-soaked cheesecloth with Barbra Streisand belting out "Ave Maria" in the background.
Fruitcakes bore the brunt of Christmas gift jokes for so long that people eventually just stopped giving them. That's when we became interested in real fruitcake. Not the kind Jews buy at Gelson's, but the kind...
December 9, 2014
Insalata Tricolore appears on just about every Italian menu one can find. It usually features a combination of arugula, Belgian endive, and radicchio, tossed in vinaigrette and grated Parmesan cheese. The salad, while totally pleasant, is rarely particularly interesting. Given the confines of salad creativity in the winter, when most fruits and fresh vegetables are out of season, we hearken back to the tricolore, looking for a way to breathe life into...
November 24, 2014
This aromatic craft cocktail is a winter wonderland in a champagne flute. Star anise swirl woozily around a sparkling, fragrant spiked roasted pear puree scented with heady spices, vanilla, citrus, and ginger. Hints of malt and caramel add heft and complexity. Presented in a punch bowl over a large ice block, your guests will want to dive in head first and herald the Second Coming.
This recipe comes to Piece Meal courtesy of master mixologist Anne Carl...
November 23, 2014
Even the decent Thai restaurants in this country mostly offer the same monotonous menu items. When not ordering pad thai, the customer is usually asked to choose a protein they wish to drown in red, yellow, or green curry. Most of the time, the protein of choice comes in the form of a thin, tough nugget of meat that would be flavorless and unappetizing were it not swimming in sauce and flanked by crimped vegetables.
Soi 4, a Bangkok eatery in Oakland,...
November 21, 2014
We love the idea of serving intriguing cocktails over the holidays, but find ourselves too overwhelmed with all the cooking to devote time to preparing fresh juices, seeking out rare liqueurs, and rimming glasses with demerara sugar. If you're like us, you want an easy yet impressive cocktail to serve over the holidays that will appeal to a wide range of palates; the Tart Cherry Martini is a simple, beautiful, and gender-neutral concoction. What is mor...
November 10, 2014
If you're already suffering from pie fatigue and it's not even December yet, homemade ice cream is a great alternative. Unlike your typical ice cream flavors who are wingmen to cake or pie, Nesselrode is complex enough to proudly stand on its own at the holiday table. Amongst guests over 60, it's apt to incite nostalgia for the days of yore, whereas younger family members will have the privilege of discovering a vintage treasure.
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November 3, 2014
When the English colonized India, they brought their milk and sugar with them. Masala chai, a combination of black tea, Indian spices, milk, and sugar or honey, is the cultural melding of Indian tea plant-use (traditionally for medicinal purposes only), and the British fancy for recreational tea drinking. Spices used in Indian cooking made their way into chai, producing a flavor-specific tea beverage that has gained international popularity.
October 27, 2014
Green vegetables are glorious in the spring and summer. Asparagus, artichokes, English and snap peas, fiddleheads, haricots verts, zucchini… the list goes on and on and they're all so naturally tender and delicious that they require only a gentle steamingor sautéing to do them justice.
When fall and winter roll around, we must resort to a heartier lot—collards, kale, beet greens, kohlrabi, Swiss chard—the kind of vegetable that comes to mind when you h...
May 20, 2016
When an unfamiliar food appears at the family dinner table, often this sacred place of communion summarily shifts to a hostile battleground, pitching parents against their young kids in the struggle to nourish them. Amongst the various domains of child rearing, the inculcation of good eating habits is one of the most common sources of frustration, falter, and perceived failure for parents. Even children willing to eat a broad spectrum of plants typica...
February 4, 2016
The consummate egg soufflé emerges from the oven—which dare not be either prematurely or belatedly opened—a puffy cloud cloaked in heat-kissed bronze and barely trembling in the center.
Eggs are a delicate, finicky protein, prone to scorching yet nearly inedible in their gelatinous state. Learning how to cook the egg properly is a study in precision, method, and detail, the result of which is total sultry delicacy.
Unlocking the key to the chicken egg'...
October 7, 2015
Israeli chef Michael Solomonov is both informative and pure fun today in an interview on NPR's 'Fresh Air.' Talking with Dave Davies, Solomonov discusses Zahav—his modern Israeli restaurant in Philadephia, recounts tales of his former struggle with drug addiction, and shares a recipe for tehina, the mother sauce of Israeli cuisine.
Listening to this interview makes one think twice about buying store-bought hummus, or even serving it chil...
September 30, 2015
On September 12, Mark Bittman announced his departure from the New York Times food editorial section, at least as a standing columnist. Bittman is moving on to greener pastures—quite literally—having relocated to the Bay Area and joined a food start-up devoted to making "it easier for people to eat more plants." Bittman also adds in his farewell article that he believes he has fully aired his views on social issues concerning food (sustainability, the...
August 3, 2015
Like the promise of paradise in the afterlife, the reward for enduring a scorching hot summer day in California is the exquisite pleasure of the balmy evening that ensues. When the sun has finally set but daylight still lingers, few activities surpass the sensory experience standing barefoot in the grass with a frosty cocktail in hand, inhaling the warm, tantilizing smoke emanating from the grill.
On such evenings, instead of darting back and forth bet...
July 27, 2015
A few San Francisco locals join the crowd of hungry tourists starting to queue around ten in the morning. After an expectant half hour, the door finally opens and uncompromisingly fresh, unadorned seafood is served up at the twelve-seat, no-frills countertop at Swann Oyster Depot.
This San Francisco institution has been dealing in some of the best seafood in the country at this same location (1517 Polk St.) for over a hundred years. Purchased in 1946 b...
July 17, 2015
Those who find themselves in the San Francisco Bay Area this summer would be perspicacious in taking a detour to bucolic West Marin—whose beautiful and abundant preserved land is worth the trip alone—and splurging on a unique agritourism experience.
West Marin Food & Farm Tours, operated by Elizabeth Hill, offers a wide range of tours and private tastings featuring the artisanal bounty of farms and purveyors in and around the Point Reyes area.
From dair...
July 13, 2015
There's no big secret behind marinated feta. Transforming a brined sheep or goat milk feta into marinated feta requires nothing more than some olive (or safflower) oil, herbs, and garlic. The result is a wonderfully soft and rich cheese, as the oil irradicates the dryness from brined feta.
Feta is naturally low in fat and the dry, crumbly version in brine provides a perfect counterpoint to rich, fatty meats in dishes such as l...
June 3, 2015
When the "Paleo diet" emerged, it sounded like another low-carb fad, conjuring memories of the Flinstones and mental images of raw meat on the bone. As it turns out, a true Paleo diet adheres to a comprehensive set of the most admirable, environmentally sustainable, humane, and socially responsible omnivorous eating tenants in existence.
The "Paleo Approved" certification requires the same criteria many small, independent farms across the country hav...
May 12, 2015
Harvesting Chinese mustard microgreens.
"With a few pots on hand, the home chef can reap a variety of microgreens to spruce and sprinkle on every meal.
Victory gardens are worthy endeavors, deserving of all the accolades they amass, but they also yield dishearteningly little produce relative to the effort and expense involved in keeping them. Growing one's own garden is a noble and enjoyable project in and of itself. It fosters a number of healthy hab...
February 12, 2015
All good cooks are hedonists on some level, as the devotion to preparing food is driven by the desire to maximize the pleasure of eating. There is no shortcut to becoming a good cook. It takes hours of trial and error in the kitchen, which only those who truly care about what their food tastes like would bother to invest. It's no coincidence that three top Western cuisines—French, Italian, and Spanish—hail from countries that take their meals seriously...
February 5, 2015
Piece Meal posted about beloved buffalo milk cheeses from Italy on December 4. We are now re-angling the limelight on another buffalo milk revelation—Double 8 Dairy's farmstead gelato.
Buffalo produce the richest, creamiest milk imaginable, which is why Double 8 in West Petaluma makes their gelato only with milk, no cream at all. Buffalo milk has a higher butterfat content than cow's milk and is naturally homogenized. Whereas traditional cow's milk ice...


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About the Show
Dive into the hypnotic syncopations, bass lines, and horn stabs of three of Brooklyn's most prolific trance inducers — Tigue, Innov Gnawa and Underground System. These three groups link up for a kinetic, bliss instigating night of mystic sufi dance traditions, tight-knit afro-beat grooves and incessant rhythmic intoxication.
Expect to enter another plane of existence… or two.
10:0PM — Tigue (Set 1)
10:30PM — Innov Gnawa
11:30PM — Tigue (Set 2)
12:00PM — Underground System
About the Artists
Tigue is a band of three percussionists with a fluid musical identity. The Brooklyn-based trio (Matt Evans, Amy Garapic and Carson Moody) makes their own kinetic and hypnotic blend of instrumental minimalism arousing exhilarating productions of ecstatic joy. Aside from their original music, Tigue "can't hold still" and continues to commission concert works from cutting-edge composers and collaborates with artists from a vast array of disciplines. Recent premieres have included commissioned works from Randy Gibson, Jason Treuting, Adrian Knight and Robert Honstein alongside collaborative ventures with Kid Millions and visual artist / sculptor Michael Mercil. Praised for their focused and "high octane" performances (New York Times), the Ohio-born band members have worked together since they were practically children.
Innov Gnawa
Innov Gnawa is a young musical collective dedicated to exploring Morocco's venerable gnawa music tradition in the heart of New York City. Formed in the summer of 2014 by Moroccan expat Samir LanGus, the group draws on the considerable talents and expertise of Hassan Ben Jaafer, a Maâlem, or master gnawa musician, originally from Fes, Morocco. Under the guidance of Ben Jaafer, Innov has delved deep into the roots and rituals of gnawa music, and made a big splash in NYC, playing some of the city's most prestigious rooms including Lincoln Center, Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn Bowl and the storied backroom of Brooklyn's Barbès.
Underground System
A Black-Italian raised in Miami and Venezuela walks into a bar. She's flanked by some instrument toting lady friends and a few dudes. There's a Filipino, a Jewish/Brazilian, a Motswana, a Japanese man, and a couple white guys with guitars (of course). If you're waiting for the punch line, it's better seen and heard than read. Underground System, the Brooklyn, NY born female-fronted group of modern afrobeat deconstructionists, is a singularly original and undeniably exciting group. Hanging their hats on an uncompromising stage show, they augment their presence with a multitude of eclectic musical influences and a heavy penchant for the deeper sounding corners of NYC dance floors, bringing a refreshing sense of urgency to what is at the core a classic tight-knit, no frills, show stopping act.


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DSI Named One of the Country's Top Turnaround Management Firms
CHICAGO, IL and LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / December 10, 2019 / One of the leading resources for corporate restructuring professionals has named Development Specialists, Inc. (DSI) an Outstanding Turnaround Firm for 2019. Turnarounds & Workouts cited DSI and 12 of its senior financial professionals for exceptional work helping to turnaround and manage several financially distressed companies.
"We are honored to be included on this prestigious list for another year," said Bradley D. Sharp, CEO of Development Specialists, Inc. "It is always nice to be publicly recognized for doing quality work and getting the best results possible for your clients."
The firm and its consultants were singled out for the following outstanding achievements:
- Chapter 11 Trustee of CFG Peru Investments Pte. Limited (Singapore)
- Advisor to the Tort Committee in the Pacific Gas and Electric Company bankruptcy
- Future Claimants Representative for USA Gymnastics
- Outside Director of Daymen Acquisitions S.A. (Luxembourg)
- Federal Court Receiver of 3si Systems, LLC
- Chief Restructuring Officer and Financial Advisor to Woodbridge Group
- Receiver for Direct Lending Investments, LLC
- Chief Restructuring Officer and Financial Advisor to 1 Global Capital, LLC
- Federal Court Receiver of Pandya Restaurants LLC, et al.
- Financial Advisor to National Auto Lenders, Inc.
- Chief Restructuring Officer of Total Finance AC LLC
- Chief Restructuring Officer of Aéropostale, Inc., et al.
- Administrative Advisor to the Litigation Trustee for Remington Arms
- Assignee for the Benefit of Creditors of Accuworx Holdings, Inc., et al.
- Assignee for the Benefit of Creditors of Teters Floral Products, Inc.
Senior professionals who have worked on those matters include:
- William A. Brandt, Jr. – New York Office
- Bradley D. Sharp – Los Angeles Office
- Fred C. Caruso – Chicago Office
- Patrick J. O'Malley – Chicago Office
- Joseph J. Luzinski – Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Office
- Geoffrey L. Berman – Los Angeles Office
- Steven L. Victor – Chicago Office
- R. Brian Calvert – Los Angeles Office
- Thomas P. Jeremiassen – Los Angeles Office
- A. Kyle Everett – San Francisco Office
- Mark T. Iammartino – Chicago Office
- Yale S. Bogen – Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Office
DSI has been named an Outstanding Turnaround Firm for at least the past 17 years. Turnarounds & Workouts considers hundreds of firms nationally for its annual list which is published at the end of each year.
About DSI:
Development Specialists, Inc. (DSI) is one of the leading providers of management consulting and financial advisory services, including turnaround consulting, financial restructuring, litigation support, fiduciary services and forensic accounting. Our clients include business owners, private-equity investors, corporate boards, financial institutions, secured lenders, bondholders and unsecured creditors. For almost 40 years, DSI has been guided by a single objective: maximizing value for all stakeholders. With our highly skilled and diverse team of professionals, offices in the U.S. and international affiliates and an unparalleled range of experience, DSI has built a solid reputation as an industry leader.
Media Contacts:
Todd Templin
Boardroom PR
SOURCE: Development Specialists, Inc.
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Buena Vista Interactive Millionaire
The awesome power of Regis Philbin continues to spread unabated, from daytime TV to prime time and now, with the release of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Second Edition, to the Mac. Hard-core fans will be pleased that the computer version retains the look-and-feel of the televised game, right down to the mind games Regis plays with doubt-riddled contestants.
But aside from a few nice touches, Millionaire falls flat. If multiple players want to take on Regis, for example, they have to crowd around the keyboard. And although the game's graphics nicely re-create Millionaire's futuristic set, the empty chairs become a little boring. As a result, Millionaire doesn't hold up well with repeated play.
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Astros insider: Takeaways from series at Tigers
DETROIT - In three games beneath mostly uninterested, despondent crowds craving something — anything — to cling to as hope for their struggling baseball team, the Astros annihilated the Tigers. The games were not close, even the four-run contest that concluded the three-game series on Wednesday.
The results are unsurprising. Detroit is undergoing a massive rebuild, signaled so distinctly by their trade of Justin Verlander to the Astros two Augusts ago. Its lineup is a collection of little-known journeymen, young prospects getting exposure and the shell of Miguel Cabrera, a future Hall of Famer who has gone more than 100 at-bats without hitting a home run in Comerica Park.
Four-fifths of their starting rotation is injured, too. This series was never going to approach competitive. The Astros assured that and more. They outscored the Tigers 24-6 and mashed eight home runs. Sixteen of their 33 hits garnered extra bases.
"This was a really good series for us, obviously," said Astros manager A.J. Hinch, perhaps in the understatement of the year. "We're in a good stretch where we're playing extremely well and tough to beat."
Within the series, there were three distinct takeaways:
Josh James is slowly earning back leverage innings
After the Astros used Will Harris in the seventh and Ryan Pressly in the eighth during Monday's game, James warmed for the ninth inning. The Astros led by only four runs when James began warming. Given they'd used their front-line leverage bullpen in the two innings before, the decision was curious. Why not go with Roberto Osuna?
"I chose James," Hinch said.
The Astros scored three times in the ninth to give James leeway. Still, the fact that he warmed in a close situation signals a shift in faith. James was putrid to start the season but, in May, has regained what was missing in the first month. His fastball velocities more frequently reach 97 or 98 mph and his secondary pitches are eliciting swings and misses.
James credits the shift to a more aggressive mindset. No longer is he easing into relief outings as if he were a starter. He's struck out 11 men in his last six innings with just one walk. No runs have scored. His ERA, once as high as 7.90, now sits at 5.83.
Jake Marisnick is demanding more playing time
Marisnick was always going to play prominently in this series. Comerica Park's vast center field craves a player like him, who can race everything down and make highlight-reel catches. If not for being hit by a 96 mph fastball in Monday's game, Marisnick would have started every game.
Instead, he started Monday and Tuesday. He finished 4-for-6 with a home run and a triple. His OPS is now up to .958 and his batting average is .313. For a career .663 OPS player, this is a remarkable surge, however small the sample may be.
Marisnick's whiff rate is down to 12 percent. It was at 16 last season, when he struck out 84 times in 235 plate appearances. He's fanned only 22 times in 67 at-bats this year.
The sample size is far less than the regulars. Still, Marisnick's numbers far out-pace anyone else on the Astros bench. His defense already commanded many late-game entrances.
Should he keep this offensive assault going, some starts are in his future.
"He's a little bit more toward the middle of the field," Hinch said. "The right-center field double is good, the left-center field homer the other day, the base hit and putting the ball in play is good. There's much less swing and miss."
"When he contributes like that, he's going to get to play a little bit more."
Hinch loves to spread the designated hitter around. Doing it with Michael Brantley and George Springer becomes easier when Marisnick is hitting.
Tyler White is slipping further down the pecking order
That Tyler White is struggling is one thing. That his struggles were so profound in this series — one where virtually all of his teammates were killing whatever pitching they faced — is problematic.
Hinch acknowledged Wednesday that White's playing time will become more sporadic. An 0-for-8 showing in Detroit with four strikeouts will make that so. Not hitting subpar pitching is problematic, especially when the Astros are set to now face the Red Sox (twice) and Cubs within a span of two weeks.
The team won't give up on White, but Hinch's comments — and the performance of others — make it clear he's not a priority.


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Have a new Lenovo SR590 with a M.32 drive for operating system and Raid 10 setup on server. I downloaded VMware ESXI (newest version) and installed and it is functioning. I am setting up a about 4 VMs. I have the downloads for VCenter Server 6, VSphere 6 Essentials, and VSphere 6 Standard to download. The VMs are for Aruba Airwave, Aruba Clearpass, and Windows Servers. Needing some information on the best way to proceed. What is the difference between Server and Essentials or Standard? I am thinking I need to install the VCenter Server next on the server. Any information would be helpful.
Since you're new and have lots of basic questions, I'd recommend you start with the official product documentation, or one of dozens of blogs and books out there to answer your general questions.


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Homemade : DIY Beauty Recipes 2017 / 2018
Feminine and pretty, this floral salt soak smells like roses and has a beautiful soft pink color thanks to the Himalayan salts. I love this particular DIY salt soak recipe because it takes about five minutes to create and makes a great gift.
DIY masks and treatments for glowing skin
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text: Family Risk AssessmentPersonal Lines Questionnaire Family Risk AssessmentName First Last Address Street Address Address Line 2 City AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces Pacific State ZIP Code Auto & HomeWould you consider increasing your deductibles to lower your premium?YesNoDo we presently insure ALL of the vehicles of your household?YesNoWhy not?Are ALL of the licensed drivers in your household listed on your Auto Policy?YesNoWould you like to include any aftermarket installed electronic equipment?YesNoDo any of your vehicles contain any customization?YesNoDo you have any vehicles that would require an AGREED VALUE?YesNoDo you own a pickup camper unit or camper shell?YesNoDo you own minibikes, mopeds, ATV's or motorcycles?YesNoDo you have vehicles furnished for your regular use that you do not own?YesNoDo you want Roadside Assistance coverage on your policy?YesNoDo you want Rental Reimbursement coverage on your policy?YesNoHomeowners & RentersDo you own any of the following? Antiques Fine Arts Silverware Unique Collections Jewelry Furs Valuable Camera EquipmentDo you frequently carry, or keep in your home, more than $200 cash?YesNoDo you have a coin or stamp collection?YesNoDo you own any guns?YesNoWould you prefer to cover your personal belongings for their full replacement value?YesNoHave you prepared a Home Inventory of ALL of your belongings?YesNoWould you like assistance in doing so?YesNoDo you have a Burglar Alarm?YesNoIs it a Central Station Burglar Alarm?YesNoDo you have a Smoke or Heat Alarm?YesNoIs it a Central Station Smoke or Heat Alarm?YesNoWhen was the last time the Replacement Cost of your home was evaluated?Within the past year2-5 years agoMore than 5-years agoDo you understand the three different valuations that are on your home?YesNoMarket Value--What it would sell for. Tax Value--What the county values it for in regards to your property taxes. Replacement Cost--What it would cost to rebuild it at today's prices.Do you own a second home?YesNoDo you own any other real property such as vacant land or farm property?YesNoAre you presently engaged in any form of farming or ranching?YesNoDo you conduct any business or give private lessons in your home?YesNoDo you own any of the following? A Boat? A Motorcycle? An ATV or UTV? A Snowmobile? A Golf Cart? Another type of Recreational VehicleWould you be interested in Earthquake coverage?YesNoDo you know whether or not you're in a Flood Plain? Would you be interested in Flood Insurance?YesNoWould you be interested in an Umbrella policy that extends your Auto & Homeowners Liability coverage up to $1M or more?YesNoLife, Health, and FinancialDo you have Disability Income Insurance in case you become sick or disabled?YesNoAre all members of you family protected by Life Insurance?YesNoDo you have Mortgage Redemption Insurance, which pays off your house in the event of your death?YesNoDo you have an up-to-date Will?YesNoDoes everyone know where your important documents, such as Will, financial documents and insurance policies are located?YesNoHas anyone ever helped you determine exactly how much Life Insurance you need?YesNoDo you have any idea how much money you need when you retire?YesNoAre you concerned about estate taxes?YesNoDo you have a retirement or pension plan?YesNoWhat are YOUR greatest concerns right now in regards to your overall Financial Plan?


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Bungalow fire
Cat Tree Lane, Bowers Gifford
02/02/2018 @ 08:48
Incident Number: 71391
In attendance: 1 x Rayleigh Weir, 1 x Basildon, 1 x Orsett
Firefighters were called to a fire in a bungalow this morning.
On arrival, crews reported that the roof area of the bungalow, which is a detached building, was alight after a log burner fire had got out of control and spread.
Firefighters extinguished the fire by 10.08am and used thermal imaging cameras to ensure there were no remaining hotspots within the building's structure.
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Exclusive Amenities
- Buffet Breakfast for two daily
- Lunch for two at Ziya Restaurant, once during stay. (Excludes alcohol, taxes and gratuities)
- Fresh Fruits and Flowers daily
The following amenities are subject to availability at check-in/departure:
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Mumbai, India 400021
The Oberoi, Mumbai is situated in the heart of the city's business, financial and entertainment districts. Located on Marine Drive and minutes away from the many tourist attractions, the luxury hotel overlooks the ocean and the city's skyline. The 14-level atrium lobby offers a fitting introduction to the hotel's new fresh contemporary interiors. The newly renovated 287 guestrooms including 73 suites are luxurious heavens of contemporary elegance. With most offering views of the ocean, the guestrooms are meticulously appointed and equipped with the latest technology. Three new restaurants include Ziya, two-Michelin-starred Chef Vineet Bhatia's contemporary new restaurant, which specializes in evolved Indian cuisine. The meetings and conference facilities at The Oberoi, Mumbai are designed to accommodate exclusive and intimate business meetings and social gatherings. The well-appointed, 24-hour business center features nine meeting rooms that accommodate up to 20 guests. Recreational facilities at the hotel include an outdoor heated swimming pool, and a 24-hour spa and fitness centre.
Check In Time: 2:00 PM
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The Canada Media Fund has invested $4.3 million across 19 digital media projects through its Experimental Stream – 2017/18 Innovation program. All told, in this round of funding, 13 companies received $2.9 million in development support and six projects received $1.4 million in marketing coin.
Cream Productions' VR series A Curious Mind received $156,870 in development support. The science-based experience, presented by Lord of the Rings' Dominic Monaghan, explores mankind's theories about life and the universe.
Meanwhile, TFO received $162,765 for its Blockchain project. The software aims to create a new approach to the creation, production and distribution of content and the handling of related fees and royalties.
Three projects received $300,000 in development coin, the largest amount doled out by the funder this round: immersive VR dance game Body Movin', Les Productions Shootfilms' Cinébot website and Clever-Plays Studio's Tandem: Connected Realities video game.
Other projects to receive support include Double Stallion Games' Carriers ($256,725), ThirtyThree Games COPE ($250,169), Les Studios Sweet Bandits' Deceive ($240,000), Project Kami ($165,711), Caledonia Games' Project: Generations ($165,630), Scribens Project ($138,741), Finish Line Games' Skully ($187,00) and Brass Token Games' The Chant ($262,283).
On the marketing side, Elastic Games' online multiplayer game Last Year received the largest sum, $400,000, while interactive website Dystopia 2513 received $274,180. Other projects to receive funding include PlayHybrid Divertissement's Ambitious Dirt ($200,000), Les Jeux Chainsawesome's Aftercharge ($206,250), software tool Gamifying Cinematic Animation Production ($208,375) and Productions Neweb.TV's Ucalled.me app ($82,500).


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About the Restaurant
At Hernando Golf and Racquet Club, we offer two dining options. We have our Dining Room open for lunch from 11am-3pm Tuesday – Sunday with a variety of lunch options. The dining room is also open for dinner Friday night from 5pm – 8pm with exquisite food and chef specials.
If you are looking for a more relaxed dining option we have The Pub open from 3pm-8pm Tuesday – Thursday, Friday 11am-9pm, and Saturday & Sunday 11a-8p. Grab a quick bite or drink with friends in our sports pub featuring three large screen televisions.
If you do not have time to sit and eat with us, we do offer call in orders for quick and easy pick up for lunch or dinner. Why not call in an order when putting on #8 and pick it up when you make the turn.
Menu & Hours
Dining Room
Lunch Tuesday – Sunday
11AM to 3PM
Friday Dinners
5PM to 8PM
The Pub
Tuesday – Thursday
3PM to 8PM
11AM to 9PM
Saturday & Sunday
11AM to 8PM
Tuesday, Wednesday, & Sunday
Closes at 3PM
Thursday, Friday, & Saturday
Closes at 8PM
** closing hours for The Pub are approximate


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Past Exhibitions 2017
| Holiday Exhibition - Small Works
Holiday Exhibition Small Works. A selection of small-scale Canadian artwork.
December 2, 2017 to January 4, 2018
| Philip Mix: Modalities
An exhibition of lyrical paintings by Philip Mix. keen observer of colour, space and light.
November 11 to December 1, 2017
| Historical & Post-War Exhibition
This group exhibition is a curation of artwork by Canada's best Historical and Post-War artists.
October 14 to November 10, 2017
| Contemporary Expressions
This group exhibition explores the modern abstract and lyrical expressionist artwork of Garen Bedrossian, Pauline Conley, Seka Owen, Rick Rivet and Charles Robb.
September 20 to October 13, 2017
| Rita Letendre: A Spiritual Dream Retrospective
Canadian and international painter, Rita Letendre, has received her first retrospective outside of Québec at the Art Gallery of Ontario. In honour of this great achievement, we are displaying the artwork from her estate that complements her retrospective.
August 18 to September 16, 2017
| Two Generations of Indigenous Art
This exhibition is a celebration of Canadian Indigenous culture and displays the works of Canadas great First Nations and Metis artists: Carl Beam, Bob Boyer, Eddy Cobiness, Alex Janvier, Glenna Matoush, Norval Morrisseau, Daphne Odjig & Carl Ray.
July 18 to August 17, 2017
| Impressionist Landscapes
In this exhibition Bedros Aslanian, Derek Caines, Christian Deberdt, Graham Fowler, Sylvia Lefkovitz and Catherine Perehudoff paint their native Canada through an impressionist lens.
June 17 to July 8, 2017
| Abstraction in Canada
This exhibition explores the hard and soft edge paintings of Post-War and Contemporary Canadian artists Marcel Barbeau, Lise Gervais, Jean-Paul Jérôme, Rita Letendre, Phillip Mix, Scott Plear, Charles Robb, Claude Tousignant and Harold Town.
May 26th to June 16th, 2017
| Wordless Songs
This exhibition by Vancouver artist Scott Plear underscores his talent in producing abstract expressionist works of bright colours and bold, layered textures that captivate the eye and mind.
May 6th - 25th, 2017
| Collector's Choice
Features the paintings of Léon Bellefleur, Bertram Brooker, Jack Bush, A.J. Casson, Marcelle Ferron, Pierre Gauvreau, Lise Gervais, A.Y. Jackson, Frank Johnston, William Kurelek, Rita Letendre, Arthur Lismer, Jock MacDonald, Ray Mead, Jean-Paul Riopelle, William Ronald, Jack Shadbolt & Harold Town.
April 12 to May 5, 2017
|Cities of Memory in Times of Ending
Features the paintings of David Barnett, Ghitta Caiserman-Roth, Albert Franck, Armand Tatossian, Jeff Willmore and Arto Yuzbasiyan.
March 17th to April 11th, 2017
|Canadian Figurative Paintings
Features the paintings of established Canadian figurative painters Ghitta Caiserman-Roth, Henry Wanton Jones, Scottie Wilson, Carol Wald, Sylvia Lefkovitz, Harold Town, Stuart Reid and Karo Alexanian.
February 18th to March 16th, 2017
|Contemporary Indigenous Group Exhibition
Contemporary First Nations artwork by Carl Beam, Bob Boyer, Eddy Cobiness, Alex Janvier, Odin Lonning, Glenna Matoush & Rick Rivet.
January 24th to February 17th, 2017


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School upgrades have varying effects on students
Carly Anderson and Sabrina Bohn
May 1, 2017
With new changes to the school, such as the scoreboard and Adidas sports uniforms, student athletes and the Longhorn Sports Productions (LSP) have mixed opinions. "I like the look of our Nike [uniforms] better, they had really cool designs, but with Adidas, the jersey itself is nicer and a lot o...
Meet the Parkway school board election candidates
Carly Anderson and Sabrina Bohn
April 3, 2017
Three seats on Parkway's school board of education are up for election on April 4, where two incumbents will be facing nine other candidates. The candidates include Debbie Hopper and Chris Jacob, who previously served three year terms, in addition to Robert Gore, AnnMarie Puhan, Peter Meisinger, Matthew Ec...
Why students need to go green and respect the community
Carly Anderson, Staff Writer
March 13, 2017
Over the past five years, through both my sister and I's involvement at West, it's been fairly obvious to me that our school cares a lot about its community. Whether sports teams are honoring those affected by cancer, classes are raising money for charities or students just show appreciation for our school, we d...
Parkway launches a new district-wide interface
Gabriel Weber, Staff Writer
January 26, 2017
After hours spent revising and reformatting the district wide website, the only thing left to change are teacher pages.
A five-year beautification plan is underway
Alina Dunder, Staff Writer
November 18, 2016
A five year beautification plan is underway in hopes of a spring service day for students to participate in.
Obama administration voices transgender access to school restrooms
Will Cremeens, Staff Writer
May 19, 2016
On Friday, May 13, the Obama administration issued a statement from the Department of Education and Department of Justice regarding transgender admittance to school restrooms.
A new face for the Parkway West Longhorn
Emily Dickson, EiC Intern
October 1, 2015
On Sept.15, Activities Director Brian Kessler released a bright new set of Longhorn logos to the student body. Dramatic rumors about the switch had been brewing all Summer, although Kessler says the process started long before that.
Faculty makes effort to be color brave
Kyla Hatton, Staff Writer
November 25, 2014
Teachers discuss being "color brave" in their classrooms, and how it is affecting West.
Freshman Austin Balestra talks about Link Crew
Jacob Cupps, Staff Writer
November 10, 2014
High school classes with a college-like schedule
Bayleigh Williams, Staff Writer
October 27, 2014
"We could have high schools that are more flexible."


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MLA Rashid accuses police of drawing expenses in his name
Jammu and Kashmir independent MLA, Engineer Sheikh Abdul Rashid on Saturday accused police of drawing security-related expenses in his name despite the fact that he had given up security three years ago.india Updated: Jun 08, 2013, 18:07 IST
Jammu and Kashmir independent MLA, Engineer Sheikh Abdul Rashid on Saturday accused police of drawing security-related expenses in his name despite the fact that he had given up security three years ago.
Police evaded questions about the issue after the Hindustan Times contacted some top officials in security wing of the department.
In a statement, Rashid expressed "surprise, anger and anguish over the figures provided by the home department showing expenditure drawn through the state exchequer in order to provide security to him".
He strongly refuted receiving any fuel or cash for his personal or security vehicle during last three years directly or indirectly.
"It is unfortunate that an amount of Rs 2,83,272 has been shown against my name for providing fuels on security reasons during last three years. It is a very serious matter that despite the fact known to everybody that I am without any security or any official vehicle for the past three years, how some white collar officers in the police department have dared to mislead people," Rashid said.
"It is obvious that the said amount would have gone in the pockets of those people who run the state like a public enterprise and leave no opportunity to loot the state exchequer," he accused.
The legislator put the onus on police and home department officials to investigate the matter. "It is legal and moral duty of top brasses in the home and police dept to investigate the matter and come clean on the issue."
"None other than police authorities knows better that I am without any security or vehicle for the last three years and the top authorities have on many occasions communicated to me to take security as well as a BP car, which I have refused every time as a mark of protest against the behaviour of police towards masses," he said.
"As such question of showing even a single penny against many name through one way or other does not arise," he said, threatening police of approaching court.
Inspector general of police (security) Sunil Sharma and deputy inspector general Mushtaq Mohammad Sadiq refused to respond to the accusations


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Coach Lo's Offseason Football Workouts
Champions are made in the offseason. Check out our seven-week speed and power football workouts from High School National Championship winning Coach Steven Lo.
Champions are made in the offseason. Check out our seven-week speed and power football workouts from High School National Championship winning Coach Steven Lo.
No matter what sport you play or how hard you train, you can never be too fast. Here are some key speed training tips for the summer.
Carolina rookie cornerback Donte Jackson is one of the fastest players in football. Find out how his speed is on another level.
What does it take to be the best? Talent isn't enough. Elite coaching isn't enough. The strictest training isn't enough. Boris Berian has the secret.
You can have all of the speed in the world, but if you can't cut, pivot, stop, or change directions on a dime, that speed won't do you any good. January's Workout of the Month focuses on ladder drills — the perfect way to get even faster.
No matter what sport you play, you can never have too much speed. We cover how you can get even faster in our first Workout Of The Month post.
Most people believe speed is something you're born with. But in reality, that's not true – speed is a science and can be developed.
Many athletes forget the importance of one key skill: lateral quickness, otherwise known as side-to-side movement speed or change-of-direction speed.
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FC Barcelona: Let's save the social frog and enjoy a season.
The social media experience is just another implication of the boiling frog experiment. Basically, if you put a frog in boiling water, it jumps out se...
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1. Race start 10:00am via web or conf call2. Must be run outdoors in the Florida sun3. Run the same 3-5 mile loop with a 1-2 mile shorter loop as bailout option4. Proof of run required for official results5. 6:00pm cutoff6. Shenanigans encouraged! 7. Remotes races are $40
8 Hours of Hell is the first series of this kind in Southwest Florida. Runners would normally run from 10am to 6pm on 6 different courses in Lee, Charlotte and Sarasota counties, once a month. Course loops will be in the range of 3-5 miles with a shorter bailout option if possible.Race packets to include a different goodie each race. Swag to follow each runner, not the month. First race-Custom Bib & BandanaSecond race-Keychain and MagnetThird race-Covid MaskFourth race-SocksFifth race-ShirtAll Six races-Gaiters All 8HOH runners to receive custom finishers award for each race.
Look for 4HOF again in 2021...4 Hours of FUN!!! We are bringing back the low cost "test the waters (literally at Tippecanoe) fun run to invite runners to see what this 8HOH thing is really all about. The 4 hour fun run is designed to give newer runners and road runners a chance to check out some of the trails and parks in Southwest Florida while experiencing what an Ultra Aid Station has to offer. There will be some swag for the runners but 4HOF miles will not count towards the 8HOH Series unless the runner bumps up to an 8HOH race later in the Series. Come join us for 4HOF and stick around to enjoy the show in the 2nd half!


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About Him
Grew Up... on Donkey Kong island. Diddy Kong grew up in this tropical paradise with his extended friends and family. The island is home to all kinds of wildlife, though not all of them are friendly.
Living... with Donkey Kong. Donkey Kong is the heroic protector of Donkey Kong Island as well as Diddy Kong's uncle and guardian. Diddy idolizes DK and considers him his best friend. They act like playful siblings rather than uncle and nephew, and are frequently scolded by their elder ancestor, Cranky Kong.
Profession... Donkey Kong's sidekick. While Donkey Kong's giant gorilla strength is a great weapon against those who dare steal his precious banana horde, sometimes he needs Diddy's tiny chimpanzee speed and agility, along with his jetpack and peanut popguns, to get them both out of a bind.
Interests... racing. When he's not hanging out with Donkey Kong, Diddy likes to race go-karts, planes, and hovercrafts with friends like Conker and Banjo. He's also a skilled guitarist.
Relationship Status... in a relationship. Diddy is dating Dixie Kong, another nimble chimpanzee who can fly by using her hair like a helicopter.
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text: I have entertained the thought of Whole Home Audio for some time but have never researched it. I can do wire runs, speaker installs etc to keep budget down. I have come across some JBL C24CT speakers at my workplace for no cost; could I use these in a Home Audio system? Any thoughts on the HTD Lync systems? Thanks for your help.


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Setting up Steinberg Cubase/Nuendo
EZdrummer 2 MIDI Out function requires Cubase 4 or later.
Before you start, you should make sure that you are familiar with how to operate Virtual Instruments in your host and that you have a copy of YFDS (Your Favorite Drum Sampler) configured for Audio and MIDI playback.
1) Inserting the plug-in:
• Open Devices > VST Instruments and insert EZdrummer 2
2) Setting up:
• Insert YFDS in the project as described above
• Create a MIDI track and set the Output to YFDS
• Set the Input of this MIDI track to EZdrummer 2.
• In EZdrummer 2 click Menu > Enable MIDI out
• In EZdrummer 2, press Play


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Meet Canada's Nordic combined team for the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Introducing ... Jason Myslicki.
Barring unforeseen developments, Myslicki will be the only athlete from the host country to compete in his sport — which combines ski jumping and cross-country skiing — at Whistler Olympic Park.
Coincidentally, the opening day of Nordic combined competition (Feb. 14) will be the 80th birthday of Myslicki's father and "greatest hero," Jim, who died of cancer on Feb. 2, 2000. Nearly five years later, Myslicki's ski jumping coach, Jindro Mayer, was killed in a car accident while en route to a junior hockey game featuring the host Calgary Hitmen.
Myslicki endured those personal tragedies — along with knee and shoulder surgery — to qualify for the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin. He finished 41st in the individual and sprint events, after which he retired from the sport.
"Foremost, it was definitely money," Myslicki says when asked why he retired. "A couple of injuries came to play in it a little. Finally, I'd say it's a little frustration with the sports system, more in particular the way things are happening within Nordic combined in Canada.
"I just wanted to take a step back and take a breather, I guess. There was always a thought that maybe I might come back, but when I left I wanted to get away. It was never set in stone that I would come back or anything like that."
During his retirement, Myslicki remained active in winter sports. He was a competitive speed skater for eight months — aspiring to make the Canadian team for 2010 — and also found time for coaching.
The Calgary-based Myslicki was the head coach of the Alberta ski jumping and Nordic combined teams. He worked with Altius Nordic Ski Club members between the ages of 11 and 15. The energy of those skiers, along with the opening of the new Olympic ski jumps at Whistler during the winter of 2007-08, enticed Myslicki into returning to active competition.
"If there wasn't a new jump in Whistler and the Olympics coming, I definitely wouldn't be competing at this time," says Myslicki, 32, who grew up in Thunder Bay, Ont.
When Myslicki returned to Nordic combined, so did the frustration he encountered due to minimal funding — none of which is provided by Own The Podium or the federal government.
"There are still a lot of the same old battles that I felt were frustrating me before I retired, as far as lack of resources — whether it be coaching or just support," Myslicki laments. "They're still very existent, those same challenges, but for only having to endure them for a year and a half, I kind of anticipated that they would still exist. I figured I could manage it for a year and a half and be able to keep a positive attitude for that amount of time."
Myslicki has managed, thanks to some resourcefulness.
"Last year was such a crucial time, because I really didn't have anything," he recalls. "Instead of wasting gas, I was hitch-hiking to get to the jumps in Whistler. Once overseas, I was just kind of arriving at one place and using my contacts within other teams to get from A to B. Sometimes I would get someone to wax my skis.
"It's not unheard of. It has kind of been that struggle for a while for Nordic combined athletes in Canada. There has never been that consistent support. My other teammates from the past — like Max Thompson, a fellow 2006 Olympian — did a lot of the same things. Fortunately, we have developed very positive relationships with our competitors in Europe, and with their teams, and they're often willing to go out of their way to help us out."
Myslicki's benefactors include family members and many of the parents at the Altius club. The Canadian Athletes Now Fund (also known as the CAN Fund) provided additional assistance. Nordic Combined Canada, which does not employ a full-time coach, provided funding for him to spend three months working with a coach in Finland. Other assistance was provided by two sponsors — Canada Brokerlink and the Thunder Bay International Airport Authority.
Oftentimes, Myslicki resembles a one-man band as he combines training and fundraising.
"That's the way the sport is," he says. "It's not just that way for the athletes. If we do ever attract a coach to this sport, there's no staff or anything. It's pretty demanding on the athletes and coaches. We do everything. We book our own travel. We often write our own training programs."
Myslicki has spent the past week training in Whistler. On Tuesday, he is to fly to Europe to take part in World Cup meets in Val di Fiemme, Italy, (Jan. 9-10), Chaux-Neuve, France, (Jan. 16-17), Schonach, Germany, (Jan. 23-24) and Seefeld, Austria, (Jan. 30-31). Shortly thereafter, following a brief stopover in Calgary, he will arrive in Whistler for his final Olympics.
As the host country, Canada was guaranteed one spot in Nordic combined. However, Myslicki is far from a token participant — having qualified by twice earning World Cup points last year. His personal best was a 23rd-place showing in France.
"I would be psyched with a top-30, top-25 finish," he says when asked about his goals for Whistler.
"Obviously, I'm a very competitive person and I dream of being on the podium, but given the reality and the support system we're in, it would be a huge victory, I think, to achieve a top-30 finish."
After that, Myslicki plans to turn his attention to school. He intends to enrol at the University of Calgary and pursue a degree in kinesiology, although that is not his sole aspiration.
"I'd like to definitely be involved in sport," he says. "I don't know that it's this sport. It's tough to say that when we really don't know the future. The future of the sport is kind of looking bleak. I'd definitely like to be involved in sport at an elite level.
"Another focus might be trying to resurrect a Nordic program in Thunder Bay. A key step to the longevity of the sport in Canada would be reopening the jumps in Thunder Bay."
It was there that Myslicki got his start as a ski jumper. When he was 14, he was identified as a national-calibre jumper by Thunder Bay's Horst Bulau — a four-time Olympian. All these years later, the allure of Nordic competition remains powerful.
"Now I really take pride in the journey and enjoy the ride," said Myslicki.


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When: July 18-25 2015
In 1905, folks traveled by horseback, covered wagon and any other mode of transportation available at the turn of the century to celebrate a bountiful potato harvest at a thanksgiving festival in Calhan. It was a simple gathering, highlighted by a potato and bean bake, live entertainment and horse races. Today, 110 years later, the El Paso County Fair has a lot more to offer. Saturday through July 25 you'll find everything from animal-centric contests and events to arts, music, food and more at the fairgrounds (366 10th St., Calhan). Ticket prices vary by day and events attended; find more information at elpasocountyfair.com. — Craig Lemley


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FLW Tour angler Chad Grigsby has added tackle company Arsenal Fishing to his sponsorship portfolio.
�With 2019 already here, Arsenal Fishing has focused to expand on a national level and what better way to engage a broader audience then to team up with Chad," said Arsenal owner Dan Fabian. "Arsenal and Chad both share common ground with the overall vision of the bass fishing industry and how Arsenal Fishing will be a vital role in helping both the adult and youth communities. With Chad�s strong marketability, career momentum and passion to help expand the brands reach � we are eager to see what 2019 will bring."
Grigsby will use Arsenal's soft plastics, jigs and tungsten during competition and will assist in developing new products and colors.


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Where is the artist colony that is in Bali, Indonesia?
Where is the best ATM that gives a good exchange rate in ubud, Indonesia? I changed money @ airport yesterday $100 us for $880,000 rupiahs, at ATM $100 for $100,000 rupiah. Not such a good deal! Someone told me there is an artist colony here & I am wondering if it's true?
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Ubud is often referred to as the artist village of Bali.
Ubud is one place that "must" be visited, at least I say so. Ubud area is located between two major areas namely Gianyar and Tampaksiring is a beautiful rural areas and shade. Exquisite nature at the height of the mountains is where thousands of Balinese artists settled here. almost 9 years agoAnswered by Sobat Wisata via WorldNomads.com
Don't miss the Monkey Forest when you there. These naught critters are worth a visit though leave anything they can snatch at reception at the Forest including bottles of water which they love. Guard your camera & be careful grabbing on to overhead branches. If there's a monkey sitting on it, he/she & its troupe mightn't take kindly to it & you may be in for a mad dash through the forest running for your safety. Cute as these critters are the big ones can be intimidating particularly in their gang standoffs towards each other however the little ones & mums with their babies are cute beyond description. almost 9 years agoAnswered by Hilary via WorldNomads.com


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The Nuovo features a Mother of Pearl dial which adds a new dimension of iridescent shimmer to this elegant design.
Crafted in ceramic and stainless steel, Nuovo is an elegant dress watch. The crystal markers at 12, 3, 6, and 9 sparkle with understated elegance.
The Nuovo Timepiece utilises mineral crystal glass which is scratch and impact-resistant. This watch also features a stainless steel and white ceramic case & buckle which is the ultimate hypoallergenic material to ensure that your watch is both durable and comfortable to wear everyday.


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Type 2 Detectives Gas Coffee (Beans or Filter) and Reusable Cup Combo
Beyond air-cooled Volkswagens we have another passion, Coffee!
A couple of years ago we teamed up with Gas Coffee to ensure all our customers had the opportunity to taste the magnificently roasted beans. Until now the magic blend of our coffee has only been available for customers visiting Type 2 Detectives, but we now have these limited run coffee beans.
The unique blend is a mixture of Brazil and Sumatran coffees. Roasted to a medium roast colour.
The Brazil is naturally processed and is from the regions of Mogiana, Sul de Minas and Cerrado. It's grown at an altitude between 800 – 1350 metres above sea level. It has a sweet aroma and brings a nutty, chocolate taste to the blend.
The Sumatran is washed coffee and comes from the Batek region of West Central Sumatra. The altitude it's grown at is between 750 – 1500 metres above sea level. This coffee has notes of spice, herbs and chocolate.
So you are always welcome to pop in for a cup, but if you get the hankering meanwhile then this could be the answer.
1x 250g packet of beautifully roasted beans and one of our Type 2 Detectives reusable travel mugs.