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Are Your B2B Marketing Strategies Missing the Cash Cow?
Data from Marketo ranks several B2B marketing strategies for conversion rates, what tops the list might surprise you. What's more, this B2B marketing cash cow might even be missing from your marketing plan.
While no one likes to think they might have missed out, the good news is that it's an opportunity to redirect energy and effort into channels that may produce more marketing ROI, strategies that could well be cash cows.
What is a cash cow?
In business, a cash cow is something that keeps on producing good returns over time, well in excess of the resources that it consumes, and even after no additional resources are being channeled its way. Investopedia.com explains, "This term is a metaphor for a dairy cow that produces milk over the course of its life and requires little maintenance. A dairy cow is an example of a cash cow, as after the initial capital outlay has been paid off, the animal continues to produce milk for many years to come."
B2B Marketing Strategies: Follow the Money
Including responses from 5,000 marketing professionals worldwide, Salesforce' 2015 State of Marketing report listed the most pressing business challenges as:
- 27% – new business development
- 27% – quality of leads
- 27% – remaining up to date with marketing technology and trends
- 26% – customer acquisition
- 25% – quantifying marketing's return on investment
- 25% – integration of marketing tools and systems
Obviously, generating new leads and turning leads into customers is sort of the point of marketing, right? So it comes as no surprise to find that marketers are focused on these activities, including investments of both time and money. In fact, almost nine in ten marketers said they were planning to spend more on marketing in 2015, especially in these five areas:
- 70% – Social media advertising
- 70% – Social media marketing
- 67% – Social media engagement
- 67% – Location-based mobile tracking
- 66% – Mobile apps
Given that many marketers and small business owners struggle to connect marketing ROI to social marketing efforts, it is perhaps not surprising (or even a bad idea) that they plan to channel time and money into ensuring that social media advertising and marketing become effective tools in their marketing arsenal. While there is nothing wrong with the list above, it may be representative of the scenario we referenced in our introduction. Marketers may be putting most of their time and money into marketing channels which are likely to produce only a fraction of the leads and conversions they could be getting from their cash cow.
What is the Cash Cow of B2B Marketing Strategies?
Among Marketo's list of top-converting B2B marketing strategies are social media, paid marketing, inbound marketing (including content marketing) and partners, with partner marketing channels coming in second but still at less than half the conversion rate of Marketo's top B2B marketing strategy (and thus, it's cash cow) which is… drum roll please… referrals.
It begs the question: How many marketers are spending big money on paid social, search, display and retargeting, hiring teams of social media specialists, and wringing every last bit of intelligence out of big data, small data and all data sizes in between, while neglecting the biggest potential lead generator of all: referrals.
It's so uncomplicated. In fact, we can sum it up in one sentence, overheard in the salon, when a hairstylist handed her client a business card and said: "I am taking on a few new clients, and I want more clients like you."
Unless you have somehow managed to attract a stable-full of clients who don't really need what you sell or you have radically changed your product and service offerings, there is a pretty good chance that your current customers are representative of the type of leads you want to attract. There is also a fairly good chance that your clients network with other companies that align well with your ideal client types and buyer personas. They are in peer networks with them. They are on the golf course with them. They are doing business with them.
If you never ask, you'll never know.
If you don't have a formal referral marketing strategy, it should be a top priority. If you have a referral marketing program but it is not producing leads, and leads that convert, finding out why and retooling this tactic so that it begins producing should be a top priority. If your organization's conversion success among referred contacts could be more than twice that of the next best marketing channel, you would be crazy not to make design or redesign of a B2B referral marketing program a top priority in the months to come.
You might also like: The Most Important Customer Marketing Might Happen After the Sale


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The Senate on Thursday charged security agencies to step up their surveillance on Bonny-Port-Harcourt waterways.
The upper chamber gave the charge following a motion on piracy attacks on Bonny-Port-Harcourt waterways, sponsored by Sen. Betty Apiafi (PDP, Rivers West).
The Senate also mandated the Committee on Works to ensure adequate funding in the 2020 budget for the completion of the waterways.
Apiafi in her motion at plenary, recalled how four boats were attacked on Sept. 26 by pirates, who dispossessed the passengers of their properties and kidnapped some.
"This unprecedented challenge on the Bonny-Port-Harcourt waterways have put many travellers at risk and almost on a daily basis, armed bandits kidnap commuters, " Apiafi said.
According to her, the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLG) will soon commence its project along that route. Which will increase traffic along the waterways and put more lives at risk.
Sen. Thompson George Sekibo (PDP, Rivers East), who seconded the motion, said the activities of sea pirates had led to the abduction, killing and rape of Nigerians using the waterways.
Meanwhile, five bills scaled first reading on the floor during plenary on Thursday.
The bills are: Federal Polytechnic Kano Bill, sponsored by Sen. Jibrin Barau (APC, Kano North); Deep offshore and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract 2004 Act, sponsored by senators Albert Akpan (PDP, Akwa-Ibom North East) and Ifeanyi Ubah (YPP, Anambra South).
Others are City University of Technology, Auchi (Establishment ) Bill, 2019, sponsored by Sen. Francis Alimikhena (APC, Edo North); Flag and Coat of Arms Act 2019 bill, by Sen. Olalekan Mustapha; and Federal University, Wukari Bill, 2019, sponsored by Sen. Emmanuel Bwacha.
The bills were referred to the relevant committees by the President of the Senate, Sen. Ahmad Lawan, for further legislative work. (NAN)

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We each have a unique brand of Goddess energy and style of communicating with and from the Feminine Divine. Most of us have grown up in a patriarchal culture, with a male symbol of the Divine, and were never given any feminine references, other than Mary, mother of Jesus, in Catholicism. And even she was portrayed as a go-between.
So, we find ourselves in this day and time and not much has changed. While at the same time, everything has changed. The world is as patriarchal as ever, but we women are no longer content to be seen as the weaker sex. We know there is more to us than the world at large has ever acknowledged and we are ready to stand and be counted. I honestly believe that the only way this change can occur is for each of us to come into the fullness of who we are. We must stop denying the parts of us that society has kept tamped down, so we can own and honor our feminine wisdom and way.
Patriarchy has ruled the world for a very long time. And we have evolved primarily in ways that are masculine: competing, dominating, dividing and conquering, drilling and killing. The imbalance of masculine energy has reduced people to consumers, 'Likes' on Facebook, and has us all unwittingly in service to the corporate bottom line, regardless of it's toll on our planet and people.
As women begin to come more fully into our wholeness – our holiness – we stand ready to add something different to the mix. Not as masculine versions of ourselves, as so many women were forced to do, in order to be accepted as professionals, entering the workforce, starting in the 1960s and 1970s. When we realize that our instinct for inclusion; our capacity for feeling deeply and empathically; our natural inclination to care for and about others; our intuitive abilities; our desire for communication; are not weaknesses but superpowers. The world hasn't valued these things. Maybe because we haven't really known how to use them. Or we did but so often, we used them in reaction to someone else's control or belittling of us, so what we offered looked or sounded distorted. Sometimes we did these things with the best of intentions and from a place of clarity, and the world just wasn't ready for us. Now, things are different.
I honestly believe that we have reached a tipping point from which there is no going back. At this revolutionary time, we have an opportunity to rise into the fullness of who and what we are and make a positive difference in this world. The very chao that we are witnessing is an invitation to step into our strengths and make a difference. This is not to say that men aren't capable of using their own feminine energy to support positive change. We are all have both masculine and feminine energy. One has been valued and encouraged, the other has not. The Goddess of Now is here to remind us what we, as women, have to bring to the party. It starts with us. There will never be a better time than Now. As we call forth those parts of us that are wise, courageous and ready to shine, the world will still spin on its axis, but the wobble of imbalance can finally start to level out. Who's with me? What have we got to lose?
I have a new offering that I've been creating with my dear friend and goddess sister, Adela Rubio, based on the graceful guidance of the Goddess of Now. Much more on that coming up in the next few days. I'll be posting all of the details as soon as we're ready to launch. In the meantime, there is a Goddess of Now page available on FB, if you'd like to meet others, and join the conversation.


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This article was reported by the Kansas Health Institute News Service.
Kansas Health Institute News Service reported on a Kansas City, Mo., art exhibition aimed at removing the stigma of HIV infection in the African-American community. Ten young black, HIV-positive men are the subjects of photo portraits in a gallery exhibition called "Visual AIDS" at Outpost Worldwide, a Kansas City production company. The photographer and HIV/AIDS Activist Duane Cramer, of San Francisco, took the portraits in Kansas City. Cramer explained that he wanted to show images of "very strong beautiful young men that look like other people in the community." He wanted to emphasize that these people look no different from the rest of us and are willing to make a difference through these portraits without shame or fear. Visual AIDS is on display at Outpost Worldwide until the end of June.
Rashaan Gilmore, prevention coordinator at the Kansas City Care Clinic and organizer of the exhibition, explained that the stigma attached to being HIV positive can be as frightening as getting the diagnosis. As a result, many individuals deny the results and others do not get tested. Sara Nelson-Johns, Kansas City Care Clinic's clinical coordinator of therapy, also commented on the stigma attached to being HIV positive, which can come from an individual's own family, such as being made to use paper plates and plastic cutlery.
One individual in the portraits acknowledged that HIV information is available, but does not resonate with those who need it, as the literature shows mostly Caucasian males, rather than knowledgeable black men proud to educate others about HIV. Nelson-Johns considered cultural influences, including a distrust of health providers, and economic factors as some reasons why many black men are not tested. Gilmore noted that a lack of care providers of color who understand the patient's community can influence an individual's decision to get tested and return for care.


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How Do I Get an Abortion? Charleston, WV
You may be considering abortion for any number of reasons: perhaps you are afraid of the financial considerations, worried about other's reactions to your pregnancy, you feel too young, or maybe you just don't feel like right now is the right time for you to bring a baby into your life. Whatever your circumstances, deciding to have an abortion is a serious, and life-altering decision. It is one that you should take great care in making. Abortion may end your unplanned pregnancy, but it will not make things simply disappear, it carries with it a number of emotional and physical consequences that you deserve to know about before making any decisions. Before you choose abortion there are some important steps you can take to be sure that you're making an informed decision.
Get Support
Decisions surrounding pregnancy should never be made alone, you're vulnerable, in the height of hormonal and emotional changes, and it's important for you to have others helping you work through your options so you can make the best long-term decision for your life. Speak with your significant other, a trusted friend, or family member; and call, text, or visit Cross Roads where we have compassionate staff and volunteers who are ready to speak with you confidentially and kindly, we want to help. Pregnancy can feel terrifying when you face it alone, it may seem like you're stuck darkness that you cannot escape, but you don't have to face it alone, and you don't have to make any decisions alone either.
Learn the Facts
There is a lot of misinformation about abortion. Abortion is not simple, and like any other medical procedure it's important that you know exactly what to expect and potential side-effects of abortion are before you decide. Our trained medical staff can provide you with clear, up-to-date information on abortion, as well as all your options surrounding pregnancy, and they are always ready to help you work through your choices with a compassionate listening ear.
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Pregnancy can make everything feel rushed, especially if you're in position that makes you fearful of it. It can feel like you have to decide everything the moment you see that positive pregnancy test, like your whole life is changing right now. But, while it may feel that way, often our feelings are poor indicators of truth. You might feel panicked and like you don't have any options in front of you, but the reality is much more hopeful than that. You have a myriad of choices before you, you have time to consider them all and discuss them with someone you trust. You don't have to decide anything right now. So take your time, come see us at Cross Roads and let us help you sort through all the feelings to find what's best. We'd love to talk with you.
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11+ Music Scholars Open Morning
The Notting Hill & Ealing High School Music Department is holding a special Music Scholars Open Morning for girls interested in applying for a music scholarship for entry at 11+ in September 2021. This will take place on 6th November 2020 and places can be booked below.
Applying for a music scholarship at this age can seem slightly daunting and the morning aims to make girls feel more comfortable when they come to NHEHS in January for their audition. The morning plays no part in the selection or audition process. It offers the girls the chance to meet the music staff and some of our music scholars to find out about the musical life of NHEHS. They will also be able to familiarise themselves with the department and see the rooms where auditions will take place.
The event is designed for students rather than parents and we suggest that you bring your daughter to NHEHS for registration at 10.30am and join us again later in the morning. The programme will be as follows
10.30am Arrival and Registration
10.45 Welcome by the Director of Music
Includes information on what to expect at audition
11.00am – 12.30pm Group musical activity run by NHEHS music staff and music scholars
Includes a break for refreshments and a chance to chat informally to some of our music scholars and visit the music department.
12.25pm Parents are invited to return to hear from Mr Matthew Shoults, Headmaster.
12.30pm A short concert given by current music scholars and which will include the opportunity to hear what the girls have worked on this morning
13.00pm Parents will then be able to meet staff informally and ask any individual questions before taking their daughters back to school
13.30pm End
Space is limited to those who will be applying for a music scholarship for entry in September 2021. Your daughter should bring her main instrument with her on the day, if it is portable.
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We're Hiring
October 1st, 2018
Driver, Per Diem
Must have a valid CT Driver's License AND a 'V', 'A', or 'F' endorsement. Experience working with Seniors preferred.
- Must have excellent safety record and a clean driving record.
- Must have positive energy and enthusiasm
- Must demonstrate compassion, patience and outstanding customer service when interacting with clients and their families.
- Must have experience using a wheelchair lift.
Our drivers are responsible for ensuring that all clients are properly cared for as they are transported to and from their destination.
Mary Wade is a dynamic, resident centered environment with the highest standards of care. Our staff are passionate people who work together to go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure the well-being of our residents.
FROM DMV website: Types of Connecticut Public Passenger Endorsements
"V" Endorsement: Required to operate a student transportation vehicle transporting students to and from school, including transporting special education students, or any vehicles that requires an "A" or "F" endorsement. A certificate of safety training (R-360) is also required prior to the issuance of the "V" endorsement. A certificate may be obtained through school bus company.
"A" Endorsement: Required to operate a student transportation vehicle used in connection with school-sponsored events and activities or other vehicle that requires an "F" endorsement. Cannot be used to transport students from home to school.
"F" Endorsement: Required to operate a taxi, livery vehicle, service bus, motor bus or motor coach (In addition to the "F" endorsement a CDL with a "P" endorsement is required on vehicles designed to transport sixteen or more passengers, including the driver.
Per Diem employees are eligible to participate in our matching retirement plan!
Due to the volume of applications, no phone calls please. Candidates will be contacted as appropriate.
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ALERT: Central Park remains open with some program suspensions. Learn more on our Covid-19 Updates page.
Stay tuned for information on the zoo reopening. You can check the Central Park Zoo website for a special offer on membership prior to the opening.
Experience the beauty of Central Park with a horse and carriage ride!
Horse-drawn carriages are a unique and historical way to experience the beauty of Central Park. Visit well-known attractions like Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Fields, Bethesda Fountain and the Mall. Customized rides for weddings, proposals, birthdays, anniversaries, and other special occasions.
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Notes: See carriage capacity details at checkout. Ride times are approximate and variation may occur, especially during the holiday season, due to horse & carriage traffic flow speeds. No 30 minute rides during the holiday season.
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Customize your ride with add-ons at checkout.
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Additional Ride Time
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**Please be on time** Drivers are unable to accommodate your entire tour if you are late.
Why book ahead vs. take a walk-up ride at the park? Pre-arranging guarantees availability, allows for carriage-ride customization, and ensures that you will get the ride that you want. All of our drivers are licensed and insured. We strive to provide you with the best customer service experience possible.
Is the walk-up price different? Prices for pre-arranged carriage rides are based on the standard walkup rates (see below) plus an advanced reservation booking fee. Walk-up rides without a reservation are $57.47 for up to 20 mins, plus tip. For each additional 10 minutes or fraction thereof, add $22.99.
During the Holiday Season high season prices apply to pre-arranged Horse & Carriage rides. Walk-up prices stay the same. The 30 minute rides are not available during these dates.
For marriage proposals: Please add 15 mins extra if you want to get out of the carriage to propose (45 minute rides only). Due to route specifics, 30 minute rides are not available for marriage proposals that require a stop to get out of the carriage.
Gratuity: Tip is not included in the rate. Please remember to tip your driver.
Cancellation Policy: Full refund provided with 24 hours cancellation notice. Early same day cancellations will incur a $50 cancellation penalty. No refunds for last hour cancellations.
You will receive exact information about where to meet your driver in your confirmation email.
NOTE: If you will not be reachable by phone on the day of your tour, please call the number in your confirmation email.
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Carriage Ride Regulations:
All rides are subject to New York City rules and regulations and ordinances:
1. Summer restrictions - No carriage may operate above 89 degrees. It is suggested that you watch the weather reports during the summer months. Often the authorities will send the carriages home at 87 degrees.
2. Winter restrictions - No carriage may operate below 19 degrees or during Blizzards. ASPCA has, on occasion, sent horses home on short notice when it snows.
3. Police blockades or visits from important political figures visiting New York City may cause streets to be closed down. If the carriage is unable to gain access to your pick-up point, the carriage company cannot take responsibility.
4. Carriage Capacity - Four (4) adults per carriage, or: 3 adults & 2 kids under the age of 12, or: 2 adults & 3 kids under the age of 12, or: 1 adult & 4 kids under the age of 12.
5. Monday-Friday rides start at 10AM, Saturday and Sunday rides start at 9AM
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Personalised 'I love You' Pebble
When will I get this item?
To see when you could receive this item please select one of the delivery options below.
The perfect gift to express your love - a pebble engraved with your choice of letters and a heart eg: (heart) DAD, MUM, YOU, AJW (initials)
Letters after heart: Max of 3 letters on white, 5 on grey.
We can engrave on the other side of the stone with a word or numbers for an extra £6 (max characters: 10 on grey, 7 on white)."Characters" are letters, spaces and punctuation eg: CHRISTINA is 9 characters. All letters are engraved as capitals. Dates are converted to numbers eg: 15th August 2011 will be 15.08.11
GREY - warm plum-grey hues / WHITE - off-white chalky hues (there will be variations in colour, markings and shape as this is a natural stone product)
Choose from natural stone, or highlighting the heart with gold or silver. See our slate tiles to have more letters, or a keepsake pebble to have longer words without the heart.
Gift box - A stylish white gift box is available, tied with ribbon.
Please note:The pebbles are not man-made. They are natural stones smoothed flat on river beds and may contain imperfections e.g. chips, fissures and cracks, mottling, colour blemishes and fine grey thread lines (the white shows up more flaws than the grey and come in a range of shapes). Stones will vary in size, shade, shape and texture; if you order two stones they will not match. We have taken a rough, organic product and left it in its natural state, engraving the type like a stamp in the stone. We hope you'll appreciate the uniqueness of these natural stones, and treasure them as a personalised keepsake.
Grey - length range between 8-12cm. White - length range between 6-7cm. See other listings for larger pebbles with more engraving.
Customer Reviews
Engraving was not as deep as I expected and is not very visible on dark grey pebble but perhaps poor choice of colour. The gold heart was thinly painted too but I can overpaint that myself.
Thank you for the sorting out my order received safe and sound. You did forget the Dad gift card though.
I have bought the pebble for a Valentines day gift for my husband.
He is going to love it!
They changed the pebble to my specification.
I have bought from Letterfest before.The products are unusual, inventive and thoughtful.
The customer service is excellent which is greatly appreciated.
Reply: Hi Lisa, thanks so much for the lovely feedback, so nice to hear! Its always greatly appreciated at Letterfest HQ
This was bought as one of three pebbles used as a small memorial for my late mother. She would have approved as they were understated and classy - just like her!
Reply: Hi Sharon, Thanks for your comments. Sounds like she was a lovely lady. Letterfest x
Very pleased with this item. Quality engraving rather than less permanent and often tacky printing which some companies offer. I would recommend this to others.
Reply: Hi Tina, Thanks for the comments. Yes, other companies use a laser etching system I think but it is only a few millimeters deep - if that! We have a more traditional method that takes a little longer, but gets pretty deep into the stone and feels lovely to the touch.


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Jackson Gallagher
Jackson Gallagher, 29, has been acting all of his life. From a young age, he was multitalented, whether it was juggling or
Japanese, Jackson has it covered. With a passion for
photography and film, being in front or behind of the camera has always come naturally to him.
Jackson's breakthrough happened in 2013 when he became a household name in Home & Away as Josh Barrett. Jackson has shot a string of feature films and is currently filming new
Channel 10 series 'Playing for Keeps' opposite Olympia Valance.
The sky is the limit in 2018 as Jackson continues to read for US films. He is the perfect brand ambassador for any company
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At Northwich Drum Studio, we specialise in rock, pop and jazz tuition on drum kit, for children and adults.
Our students enjoy the best quality tuition provided by our educators who are professional musicians and experienced teachers. We tutor on a one-to-one basis only which means your music lessons are tailored to you.
Our commitment to quality means 100% of our students who have sat graded examinations with Trinity College London or RSL have passed (mostly with Merit & Distinction), and students who have taken GCSE Music have all achieved final A*-B grades.
Our approach means we don't just simply show you how to play drums, we produce rounded musicians. Whether you're interested in learning an instrument for fun, want to play in a band, or if you want to study music academically, our tuition can help you get to wherever you want to go.
Founded by John Wallace, Northwich Drum Studio opened in October 2015 and is built upon John's 10 successful years experience working as a drum tutor. In August 2018, the running of the studio was taken over by resident drum tutor Alex Tomkinson.
Payable by cash or card
30 minute lesson = £14
1 hour lesson = £28
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Well, on an impulsive moment (guess must be some divine insight!), my dad has decided that I need a makeover! He picked up a comb and went into business!
I thought that's an incredibly sweet moment,
Especially when my dad is at his creative best, concocting some utterly comic coiffures..
Especially when mom is trying to be politely encouraging when all she wanted to do is roll in gales of laughter,
Especially when I was confused in deciding the expression: do I laugh at the outcome or be indignant that my hairstyle is commented upon..
Especially when the mirror is reflecting this affectionate domestic scenery where two people are dying in quiet laughter watching the touching concentration and crinkled expression on the face of my dad!


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Professor Noshir Hormusjee Wadia: A Doyen of Indian Neurology
Prakash N Tandon National Research Professor, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, Haryana, India
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Prakash N TandonNational Research Professor, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, Haryana India
Full Text[AUTHOR:1]The birth of Neurosciences, both basic and clinical, in India, virtually coincides with our Independence, there being no formally trained neuroscientists prior to that in the country. Prof. Baldev Singh, the first Head of the Department of Neurology at AIIMS who initiated this specialty at Christian Medical College, Vellore in 1951, is acknowledged to be the founder of Neurology in the country. This was soon followed by Dr. T.K. Ghosh in Calcutta (Kolkata); Drs. E.P. Bharucha, N.H. Wadia, A. D. Desai in Bombay (Mumbai); and K.S. Mani in Bangalore (Bengaluru), among others.Born on 20 January 1925 in Surat, Gujarat, Dr. Wadia received his medical education at the Grant Medical College, Bombay (Mumbai). He obtained the MBBS degree in 1948, MD (Medicine) in 1950, and MRCP (London) in 1952. He devoted the next four years (1952-56) to specialize in Neurology at Newcastle and London. His brilliant academic record led to his selection as a Registrar under the most renowned British Neurologist of the era, Lord Brain, to work at the famous National Hospital for Nervous Diseases and the London Hospital.Young and highly trained, Noshir decided to return home and was appointed an Honorary Assistant Neurologist at the Grant Medical College and the J. J. Hospital in 1957, where he rose to become Honorary Professor (1968-82) and was later appointed as Consultant for Life. He was invited to be Director, Neurology Department at the Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre in 1973 and later, as Director Research, a position he adorned till the last.An astute clinician and a much sought after teacher, Dr. Wadia was keenly interested in advancing knowledge like several of his contemporaries and attempted to identify the differences between the patterns and presentations of neurological disturbances as compared to those observed in the West. Thus, his earliest publications like "Myelopathy complicating congenital atlanto-axial dislocation" published in Brain in two parts (88, 897-924, 1965; 90,449-472, 1967), or "Spinal meningitis with radiculo-myelopathy" in Journal of Neurological Sciences (8, 239-260, 1969 and 8, 261- 297, 1969)" remain as classics even today. Similarly, his investigations on manganese toxicity in workers in the ferro-manganese plants resulted in the oft-quoted study, "The toxic effects of heavy metals on the nervous system" (Neurology India 12, 29-41, 1964). Besides the important papers that he published on some uncommon neurological disorders in India like subacute myelo-optic neuropathy, Wilson's Disease and a higher prevalence of multiple sclerosis (otherwise uncommon in India), he described two new diseases not previously reported in the world: (i) a new form of heredo-familial spino-cerebellar degeneration with slow-eye movements, (Brain 94, 359-374, 1971); and, (ii) a polio- like illness associated with epidemic conjunctivitis (Enterovirus 70 disease) (Lancet 2, 970-71, 1972; Lancet 1, 350-352, 1973; J. Neurology, Neurosurgery Psychiatry 46, 599-610, 1983). He not only provided detailed clinical features but also correlated these with the underlying pathology. His over 130 papers, and a dozen chapters in prestigious books would belie those who believe that, owing to their heavy work-load, busy clinicians have little time to contribute to new knowledge. Not satisfied with his internationally recognized scientific contributions, as a consequence of his passion to project Indian Neurology, he published books highlighting the neurological disease scenario in India and contributions of Indian neuroscientists (Neurological Practice, editor NH Wadia, 2005). The 2nd edition of this book was coauthored along with Dr. S.V. Khadilkar in 2015 and published by Elsevier India Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.Dr. Wadia, while providing exemplary service to the neurologically disabled in Maharashtra, was called upon for his advice nationally as a Member of the Expert Committee on Neurology (1963-66) and as a Member of the Scientific Advisory Board (1989-91) of the Indian Council of Medical Research. He served initially as a Chairman of the Governing Body and later as President of the Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.His contributions to world neurology was recognized by the World Federation of Neurology which conferred the Certificate of Appreciation for Services to Neurology (1993). He was the first recipient of the prestigious Medal and Prize for service to International Neurology in 2009.Dr. Wadia was a recipient of a large number of awards and recognitions which included the first R.D. Birla Award for an Outstanding Practicing Clinician in Modern Medicine (1999); S.S. Bhatnagar Medal (2003) and Shri Dhanwantari Prize (2006) by the Indian National Science Academy; and Lifetime Achievement Award in Medical Excellence by Harvard Medical International and Wockhardt Ltd. for pioneering and immense contributions in the specialty of Neurology (2003).Dr. Wadia was the President of the Neurological Society of India (1963-64). He was an elected Fellow of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (1972), Indian Academy of Sciences (1983), and Indian National Science Academy (1986). In addition, he was conferred the Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians, London (1972); elected Honorary Member of the Sociedad Neurologica, Argentina (1961); Sociedad Chilean de Neurologica (1961); American Neurological Association (1977) and a Foreign Member of the Association of British Neurologists (1979). He was awarded the Padma Bhushan award in 2012.I have had the privilege to be counted among his friends. He was a gentleman in the classical mould, polite, courteous, modest to a fault and with an old-wordly sense of humour. He leaves behind a loving wife Piroja, to whom he paid a tribute in his own words; "I owe an immense debt of gratitude.my often unappreciated and silent partner in much of work and research.........".In passing away of Dr. Wadia on 9th April, 2016, the country in particular and the neurology community internationally has lost a caring physician, a dedicated teacher and a brilliant mind.


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The new 2019 Range Rover Evoque has been spotted screening near the company's factory in Solihull. It'll get the very same coupe-style looks as the larger Velar and is expected to go on sale in early 2019.
2019 Range Rover Evoque Styling
Our most current spy shot photos appear to back up our special render, revealing that the next Evoque will have styling similar to the brand-new Range Rover Velar. As a result, you can anticipate the brand-new Evoque to get a sleek front grille and an elegant rear light signature, although in profile it'll look much like the existing model. The baby Range Rover has been among the very popular models for Land Rover considering that it initially came out, which is why there have actually been just small styling changes.
2019 Range Rover Evoque Interior
Although the outside of the Evoque will be all about advancement you can anticipate the interior to be more of a transformation, thanks to a high-tech brand-new double touchscreen, with a WiFi hotspot, that'll be based on the system in the Velar.
The leading screen will show satellite navigation maps, weather and the media playback, while the bottom screen can be used to change the environment control settings and a few other functions. Hopefully it won't be as fiddly as the Velar's system. The brand-new Evoque will also likely get totally self-governing driving package of one form or another.
2019 Range Rover Evoque Engines and Driving
The Evoque will be the current Jaguar Land Rover vehicle to use a hybrid powertrain, including a 1.5-litre gas engine, electrical motor and 48V electrical system to enable the engine to close down totally when the accelerator isn't being pushed. There won't be an electric version immediately, however expect one to be introduced in a few years' time.
Land Rover's new four-cylinder 2.0-litre diesel and petrol Ingenium engines will comprise the rest of the range, producing in between 148hp and 237hp for the diesels and in between 237hp and 296hp for the fuels. All the engines will have improved fuel economy over the existing car, with the diesels most likely to be capable of around 60mpg fuel economy.
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Arabia Mountain rising senior Justin Nelson is a physical cover corner who has seen his recruitment start to heat up as we enter the summer camp season. The 2018 corner has 6 offers with most of his interest coming from regional schools and the military academy schools but with a strong camp showing, his recruitment could generate new FBS interest.
Nelson, who sports a 3.2 GPA and a 19 on the ACT, was an impact player last year on an Arabia team that was one of the true surprise teams last fall. In today's pass-happy game, Georgia high school football players like Nelson are instrumental at locking down his side of the field, and we think he should see plenty of success at the next FBS level.
At 5'11", and 176 pounds, Nelson is right at the average measurements for a cornerback recruit but appears to have an above average wing span. The massive radius he can cover allows him to break up passes and he also shows good quickness in the hips. Last season he could have had way over 5 interceptions but looks to have finished with around 4 – if he finished off a few more of those he could have been one of the state's leaders.
Southern Illinois offered the other night, and we really think the 2018 CB will see additional interest from local FCS/FBS programs in the next few weeks. Nelson said that he plans to camp at Georgia State, West Georgia and Lagrange in the month of June and is hopeful to make it out to West Virginia as well. Interested in recruiting Justin Nelson? Click HERE to visit his recruiting profile.


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A team at MIT and Harvard University has created a material that absorbs the sun's heat and stores that energy in chemical form, ready to be released again on demand.
The technology provides an opportunity for the expansion of solar power into new realms, specifically applications where heat is the desired output.
"It could change the game, since it makes the sun's energy, in the form of heat, storable and distributable," says Jeffrey Grossman, the Carl Richard Soderberg Associate Professor of Power Engineering at MIT.
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Of no fixed abode – guest post
I am a South African living in York. I've arrived here by circuitous route. After spending my entire life growing up in apartheid South Africa, unable to travel out of the country, at the age of twenty-one I finally left for a year of exploring Europe and East Africa. I returned home to South Africa for five more years, travelling extensively for business and pleasure during this period, having the blinkers slowly removed from eyes.
What became apparent to me over time was that South Africa felt less and less like home. Perhaps it is because I am a white, English speaking South African whose ancestors belonged on a small, wet island far to the north rather than the hot, dry plains of Africa. Or perhaps it was that South Africa was changing – rightly so – beyond the country I knew so that it already felt foreign to the place of my childhood. Or perhaps it was just the excitement of knowing the rest of the world was out there waiting to be explored. Whatever it was, I wanted to leave. And I did. Simply. There was no wailing or gnashing of teeth, thinking I might never return. I just left, ready for the next challenge.
I moved with my company at the time to Boston in the USA, then to New York City, before moving to the UK eleven years ago – jumping from Oxfordshire to Berkshire to North Yorkshire. Each move was just another adventure. I gave no real thought to where home really was.
But, having children plants roots for you whether you intend to or not. Once you've gone through a country's maternity system, forged desperately needed friendships with post-natal group buddies, and figured out the pre-school and education system, you are well and truly entrenched. Without even noticing it, you start to feel that where your children are born, that is your home. Because it's their home.
This became apparent to me when I realised I was silently cheering for the England rugby team in a match against South Africa. It was reinforced when we were offered the chance to move back to the States. I didn't want to raise American children. I wanted them to be British. My husband is British. It made sense that we raise them in the image of his, if not my, childhood, rather than something foreign to all of us.
Yet I still don't feel British. Nor do I feel South African. I feel like a person of no fixed abode. I desperately want my children to feel some of their South African heritage. So in a bid to infuse them with some of my culture I've tried teaching them a few Afrikaans and Zulu words. We discuss South African history and current events. I cook occasional South African meals and gnaw on Biltong. And they love to tease me when I yell 'Ag no man!' in a South African accent when something goes wrong.
But they'll never feel the pulse of Africa in their blood, will never know what it was like to grow up in a hot country, where you ran around barefoot with unparalleled freedom to roam. That South Africa doesn't exist anymore. It is no longer my home. And hasn't been for some time.
I have no idea whether we will remain in the UK forever. Part of me is desperate to put down roots, to give my children the stability of knowing where they are from so that they don't grow up feeling that they too are of no fixed abode. Yet a small part of me has the desire to give my kids a more global experience, to keep wandering and exploring, so that they can choose a place in the world that is right for them.
Perhaps I will never know where home is. I will always be a citizen of the world. But for now, home is where my children are.
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As if finding the perfect car wasn't stressful enough, now you have to worry about deadly floor mats like the ones that forced Toyota to recall 3.8 million cars. Before the buyer's paralysis sets in, take a deep breath and consider the truckload of helpful car-buying iPhone apps to assist with all your dealership decisions. […]
As if finding the perfect car wasn't stressful enough, now you have to worry about deadly floor mats like the ones that forced Toyota to recall 3.8 million cars. Before the buyer's paralysis sets in, take a deep breath and consider the truckload of helpful car-buying iPhone apps to assist with all your dealership decisions.
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First things first: If you're not sure what model would suit you best, start with the Which Car Should You Drive? questionnaire. In less than ten questions, this free app probes your personality and matches it to a vehicle that would fit you best, complete with a horoscope explanation.
For the latest news from a source you trust, Consumer Reports has a free app with a section dedicated to automobile reviews. But this app only features the last 10 postings from the magazine's Web site and offers no archive search, so pickings are slim.
When searching for car deals, there's no shortage of inexpensive iPhone apps and no reason you shouldn't consult them all. Start with AutoNation (free), where iPhone users can look up vehicles by make and model, get specs and quotes, and value their trade-ins at 250 Auto Nation locations. Car Factor (free) does the same thing, but with up-to-date pricing on more than 2,500 styles from 39 manufactures nationwide. (It also includes a simple loan and lease calculator so you don't have to leave the app—though those with serious loan considerations should splurge for iLeasemycar Pro ($2.99), the Swiss Army knife of auto finance apps).
The free iAuto requires Internet connection to find your current location and search online listings posted on Facebook and Oodle for cars in your area. And for $1.99, Find a Car scours other online classifieds like Google Base, eBay Motors and Craigslist for listings nearby—unlike others apps, you have to search one source at a time.
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The NCCN Oncology Research Program has awarded research grants to three investigators to study bavituximab in glioblastoma, head and neck cancer, and hepatocellular carcinoma.
FORT WASHINGTON, PA — The National Comprehensive Cancer Network® (NCCN®) Oncology Research Program (ORP) has awarded three grants to investigators to support research of bavituximab in combination with other therapeutic strategies in glioblastoma, head and neck, and hepatocellular carcinoma.
"NCCN is excited to initiate three studies by accomplished investigators at Member Institutions that will explore the effect of this novel immunotherapy in three different cancers with significant unmet need," said Robert C. Young, MD, Interim Vice President, NCCN ORP.
The following researchers received funding:
"We'd like to extend our congratulations to the three investigators who were selected for their unique and innovative concepts. These studies align with our development strategy for bavituximab, which is currently focused on small, early stage clinical trials evaluating the drug in combination with other cancer treatments. Collaborators such as NCCN play a central role in this strategy and we look forward to integrating the valuable clinical data generated by these investigators to expand our knowledge regarding bavituximab-focused cancer treatment combinations," said Joseph Shan, MPH, Vice President, Clinical and Regulatory Affairs, Perergine.
Bavituximab is an investigational immunotherapy designed to assist the body's immune system by targeting and modulating the activity of phosphatidylserine (PS), a highly immune-suppressive signaling molecule expressed broadly on the surface of cells in the tumor microenvironment. Peregrine's PS targeted inhibitor, bavituximab, is thought to reverse the immunosuppressive environment that many tumors establish in order to proliferate and spread, while also fighting cancer by activating immune cells that target and fight cancer.1 According to Peregrine, a broad set of pre-clinical and translational data has been generated that supports the ability of bavituximab to improve the therapeutic activity of a range of cancer treatments, from traditional approaches, such as chemotherapy and radiation, to novel immuno-oncology agents such as checkpoint inhibitors.
The awardees responded to a Request for Proposals issued by ORP to the NCCN Member Institutions and their affiliate hospitals. Submissions were peer reviewed by the NCCN Bavituximab Scientific Review Committee. The funded concepts were selected based on several criteria, including scientific merit, existing data, and the types of studies necessary to further evaluate the efficacy of bavituximab.
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Assemble (*2010), Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, 1:1 Façade Mock-up, 2016. Acid-stained fibre cement, plaster and stainless steel fixings.
Assemble's practice was established in 2010 through a collective desire to build together, and our first projects were largely designed on site as we went. Our practice has been and remains organised cooperatively, without hierarchy, and our design methodologies have been developed to accommodate that particular dynamic. We use large-scale models and 1:1 prototypes as we've found that they are widely accessible, enable collective authorship and don't require specialist understanding in the way that architectural drawings do.
The Gallery for Goldsmiths was a large shift in scale for us. We won it through an open competition in 2014, and it represented a departure from the largely self-constructed projects we had been working on up until then. We felt that it was critical to ensure that we retained some opportunities for hands-on involvement, and so became involved in the delivery of the façade to the new-build elements of the project. With constraints on the cost of the package, the façade required exploration in order to achieve the material invention we were looking for within the limitations of the budget.
To help develop the design of the cladding system we built a 1:1 mock-up in our studio, which was at the time based in a warehouse in Stratford that we shared with a collective of carpenters. Rather than a representational device for the project, we saw it as a working model which we used to develop and refine the design. The cladding utilises four different components of a utilitarian fibre-cement roofing product, which we coloured with an acid stain. Vertical articulation is achieved using a standard roofing ridge piece, a cornice detail through the repurposing of an apron flashing piece, and cills from cutting and shaping a coping piece. These standard components are combined with a few bespoke elements – in this model the plaster mouldings and stainless steel clips – in order to complete a new hybrid system. Through careful composition the ambition was to transform this everyday economical material into something with the refinement and sophistication appropriate to the project and context.
– Giles Smith and Adam Willis, Assemble
Assemble will be participating in a discussion, alongside NATØ and Muf, on the topic of collaborative design, over a shared buffet lunch at Hauser & Wirth Somerset on 25 November.
On the idea of collaborative design, or the multiple hands involved in the construction of a drawing, the three pieces with the four different voices and hand of the Grunt Group, Netherfield Scroll One and Two, and the video on Unrolling the Scroll; on the Rotterdam Boompjes Tower, conversation with Madelon Vriesendrop and Luce van Rooy, with a forthcoming piece by Stefano de Martino; and for architectural projects collaboratively built at full-scale, the Shatwell Project.


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Thank you all for joining us today at Bunny Fest at Eagle's Nest. We are grateful for your support of the Vanderbilt Museum.
A big thank you to Zoot Shoot Photography for their generous donation. Please view the photo collection and select the pictures you wish to purchase as a souvenir of the day!
You can access Zoot Shoot Photographer's website to view some of their family photography. Or call them at: (631) 462-5355.
Please view the photo collection from the event and select the pictures as a souvenir of the day.
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An Incomplete Woman
?Chrysanthemums?, by John Steinbeck is a short story written in 1938. Steinbeck discovered a new way of writing in ?The Chrysanthemums?. He began a new approach by displaying his characters traits by their self-image and actions. Elisa is a prodigy of his new approach. She is involved with various character traits that display her true inner feelings. There are signs of her personal issues throughout the story. Elisa Allen, whom Joseph W. Beach calls, ?One of the most delicious characters ever transferred from life to the pages of a book.? ?The Chrysanthemums?, depicts the life of a poor, hardworking people. A couple Henry and Elisa Allen live and work on a farm. The husband and wife seem to share uncommon grounds. They are pleased to be able to make a decent living, ?but equally important are beginning to sense that not everybody can be satisfied by bread alone?(Lewis). They both have interests of their own. Henry is persisted into caring his livestock, as Elisa remains tendi!
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Edmund de Waal. The Lost and the Found
3 Oct 2015 – 15 Nov 2015
Regular hours
- Saturday
- 11:00 – 16:00
- Sunday
- 11:00 – 16:00
- Monday
- 11:00 – 16:00
- Tuesday
- 11:00 – 16:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00 – 16:00
- Thursday
- 11:00 – 16:00
- Friday
- 11:00 – 16:00
We are delighted to announce the exhibition of a body of new work by Edmund de Waal in the Artists House at Roche Court.
Originally conceived for the Pier Arts Centre in Stromness, these pieces evoke a sense of place inspired by the unique light, landscape, mythology and history of Orkney. They were first shown alongside works by David Ward and the collections donated by Margaret Gardiner.
The title of our show is taken from a group of seventeen wall-mounted, glazed vitrines containing various types of vessel in dark coloured glazes. The scale and texture of the porcelain is redolent of found objects, like sea-worn artefacts washed up on an Orkney beach. Moreover, with their stony and metallic glazes and blistered or punctured surfaces, they suggest the kind of Neolithic or Iron Age relics previously unearthed on the island. The title of another work, 'sgeir', is Gaelic for skerry or a small rocky island. The two lines of vessels in celadon and cream glazes contained in a pair of vitrines, appear like the distant horizon. A further six freestanding vitrines are like a series of islands scattered through the Artists House; their collective title 'holmr' is taken from an Old Norse word meaning a small island.


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Seth Godin's latest venture is a members only website he's calling "the tribe."
A tribe for marketers, for leaders, for those focused on building communities or creating products or spreading ideas.
He's asking people to buy his latest book (Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us) as an admission ticket to create a small barrier to entry. Seems like an excellent deal to me.


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You want to find places to rent for a long weekend. You have nothing to do, and you want to reward yourself. As you start searching for options, you will realise that there are big houses to rent that have all the exciting amenities and features you want. The only problem is that you might have to spend a lot for an overnight rental fee. Before you write off this choice, you need to understand first what you are getting in exchange for the payment.
Look at the facilities
Some of these properties have large swimming pools, entertainment rooms with a mini cinema room. You can find places with a billiard hall and a karaoke room. These are not the amenities you have at home, and you don't use them often. If you want to rent other private places to use these features, you will pay a specific amount too. You might instead rent a property that has all these amenities so that you can use them whenever you want. You can have the best time of your life even for a night.
Check your budget
You won't know how much it will cost. Some places are surprisingly affordable. If those places have everything you want for an overnight stay, you won't mind reserving them right away because they are within your budget anyway. However, if they go beyond the amount you set, you need to think first about what they have that the other cheaper places do not have.
You can't have everything, but it is okay
As you try comparing the prices, you will realise that some properties are within your budget. For instance, you find a place that has all the amenities you want but is in a remote location. If you don't mind travelling a bit further on a long weekend, you can sacrifice and book that place. Conversely, if you don't want to travel far and you find a property that is near but has a few good amenities, you can choose it. You will make sacrifices as you decide which one to rent if you worry about the cost.
Try another property next time
After booking the place, you might love the experience. You can even recommend the place to your friends who would also want a meaningful experience on a long weekend. You can continue doing this whenever you have the time. You can do it alone or with the people you love. You might not have your dream house any time soon, but you can at least experience how it feels to have one.
If you work hard or even juggle two jobs on the same day, you deserve to treat yourself this way. You might have to spend a lot of money, but the rewarding experience you will get is worth the price. If you do not enjoy it, it could be due to the property you chose. You can try other properties next time.


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By Huw Jones
LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union will put in place its "capital markets union" by 2019, starting with quick wins like encouraging direct investment in businesses, an EU document seen by Reuters showed.
The document, co-written by EU financial services chief Jonathan Hill, sets out a timetable for the first time on a core policy of the European Commission to help revive the bloc's flagging economy.
Harmonising rules for capital markets to increase the trade in stocks, bonds and other securities is an important goal for the EU. Many countries on the continent have historically relied more on bank loans than on traded securities to fund their businesses, which can make them vulnerable to shocks to the banking sector. The EU's executive Commission is due on February 18 to publish three papers to kick off its plans.
Sceptics say a fully seamless union of EU capital markets is impossible to achieve. Persuading the 28 EU member states to harmonise their tax and insolvency laws would be politically impossible. Britain, which supervises the EU's biggest capital market in London, has made clear it will not hand over full supervision of the industry to Brussels.
But Brussels believes there are a number of important steps it can take to boost investment and make the continent less vulnerable shocks to its banking sector.
An initial "Green Paper" will set out several short-term initiatives for coming months, such as making credit information on smaller companies more easily available for investors to see.
A second paper will outline proposals to encourage high-quality securitisation of debt based on pooled loans, making it easier for banks to free up their balance sheets for more lending, the document said.
A third paper will look at how EU rules on prospectuses published by companies to solicit funds will be reviewed to make it easier for smaller companies to raise capital on markets.
An "action plan" will be published in the second or third quarter of this year.
Up to 80 percent of funding for companies in Europe comes from banks, with the rest from markets, the reverse of the situation in the United States where market-based finance has helped it to recover more quickly from the financial crisis.
Chris Cummings, CEO of TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial centre, said Hill is looking at a "sensible starting point" for the capital markets union (CMU) but major progress will take years.
"We can get some way down the track by 2019 but to have a capital market with the sophistication of the American capital market will be a much longer term project," Cummings said.
The commission will also "work with the industry to develop a pan-European private placement regime to encourage direct investment into businesses," said the document, co-written by commission vice president Jyrki Katainen.
Longer-term measures would include changing rules for asset management or pension funds and measures to boost household investment into capital markets, it said.
Investment levels in the 28-country bloc are 230 billion to 370 billion euros below the historical norm and spurring small changes in stock, bond and other markets could lead to significant benefits over time.
The EU document says there is a need to identify priorities for the medium to long term, "bearing in mind the need to balance ambition and political realism".
The document makes no mention of changes to how EU markets are supervised, as Britain resists any attempt to create a new super-watchdog that would hold sway over London.
Policymakers in Britain are touting the CMU as something that London's expertise in finance can exploit and provide a compelling reason for the UK to stay in the EU as it faces a possible referendum on membership of the bloc.
The Bank of England has described the CMU as a marathon rather than a sprint, but it could bring very large benefits if carefully planned.
Banks are already arguing that if Brussels needs their help to get the CMU underway then plans by 11 EU countries to tax financial transactions should be scrapped to avoid crimping the same markets policymakers now want to raise funds for growth.
(Reporting by Huw Jones; Editing by Peter Graff and Giles Elgood)


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I must say, lately we are enjoying cable television less as a family. Maybe it's the so-so programming, or maybe we are getting used to directing our own content on the Internet.
I've just discovered a couple of wonderful collections of art-related content on YouTube, and it is far too good to keep to myself.
The first is Great Museums Television. Here, you can watch full episodes of art- and culture-related documentaries through YouTube, Netflix, iTunes and more. You can learn about sports museums, collections in New Orleans and Hanvana, and take a tour of one of my favorite museums, the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.
There are more than 45 documentaries to enjoy! Lots to fill the long winter nights!
Another one of our favorite art hosts is Andrew Graham Dixon. He is one of the world's leading art critics and educators. Did you know YouTube auto-generates 'topic' areas, like this one on Andrew Graham Dixon?
We've watched several of his BBC art documentaries, but there is lots of content we haven't seen. Do you love the works of art that were created during the Renaissance? What do you know about Ice Age art? Do you wonder what Viking art contributed to Europe? Dixon provides thoughtful, articulate commentary about these — and many more — topics.
Here, for example, is a fascinating look at the Medici Family and the way they wove sculpture, painting and architecture into their life in Florence, Italy.
Although these two 'channels' will keep you busy for a while, another place to get lost in the world of art is in the Google Cultural Institute Art Project. From this landing page, you can visit museum collections around the world (over 400 of them). With some, you can take a virtual walk through a museum (think Google street view, but inside a museum), but all have highlights from the collections and sometimes even videos about a work of art.
If you want to know a little more about printmaking, and how I create my artwork, I also have a YouTube Channel. There are videos about my process on different works of art, my conversation with a magpie, and more.
A few years ago, I had a chat with GC Creative Studio, a creative couple from Cleveland who interviewed me for their GC Creativity Series. Enjoy this video of me presenting why my art inspires my life.
If you have any great — and free — art content to share, I would love to hear about it!


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January 30, 2014
For any working professional in 2013, multiple screens, devices and apps are integral instruments for success. The multitasking can be overwhelming and dependence on gadgets and Internet connectivity can become a full-blown addiction.
There are digital detox facilities for those whose careers and relationships have been ruined by extreme gadget use. Shambhalah Ranch in Northern California has a three-day retreat for people who feel addicted to their gadgets. For 72 hours, the participants eat vegan food, practice yoga, swim in a nearby creek, take long walks in the woods, and keep a journal about being offline. Participants have one thing in common: they're driven to distraction by the Internet.
Is this you? Checking e-mail in the bathroom and sleeping with your cell phone by your bed are now considered normal. According to the Pew Research Center, in 2007 only 58 percent of people used their phones to text; last year it was 80 percent. More than half of all cell phone users have smartphones, giving them Internet access all the time. As a result, the number of hours Americans spend collectively online has almost doubled since 2010, according to ComScore, a digital analytics company.
Teens and twentysomethings are the most wired. In 2011, Diana Rehling and Wendy Bjorklund, communications professors at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, surveyed their undergraduates and found that the average college student checks Facebook 20 times an hour.
So what can Luke Skywalker teach you? Shane O'Neill says it well:
"The climactic Death Star battle scene is the centerpiece of the movie's nature vs. technology motif, a reminder to today's viewers about the perils of relying too much on gadgets and not enough on human intuition. You'll recall that Luke and his team of X-Wing fighters are attacking Darth Vader's planet-size command center. Pilots are relying on a navigation and targeting system displayed through a small screen (using gloriously outdated computer graphics) to try to drop torpedoes into the belly of the Death Star. No pilot has succeeded, and a few have been blown to bits.
"Luke, an apprentice still learning the ways of The Force from the wise — but now dead — Obi-Wan Kenobi, decides to put The Force to work in the heat of battle. He pushes the navigation screen away from his face, shuts off his "targeting computer" and lets The Force guide his mind and his jet's torpedo to the precise target.
"Luke put down his gadget, blocked out the noise and found a quiet place of Zen-like focus. George Lucas was making an anti-technology statement 36 years ago that resonates today. The overarching message of Star Wars is to use technology for good. Use it to conquer evil, but don't let it override your own human Force. Don't let technology replace you.
Take a lesson from a great Jedi warrior. Push the screen away from time to time and give your mind and personality a chance to shine. When it's time to use the screen again, use it for good."
January 16, 2014
It was the fall of 2008. A variant of a three year old relatively benign worm began infecting U.S. military networks via thumb drives.
Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn wrote nearly two years later that the patient zero was traced to an infected flash drive that was inserted into a U.S. military laptop at a base in the Middle East. The flash drive's malicious computer code uploaded itself onto a network run by the U.S. Central Command. That code spread undetected on both classified and unclassified systems, establishing what amounted to a digital beachhead, from which data could be transferred to servers under foreign control. It was a network administrator's worst fear: a rogue program operating silently, poised to deliver operational plans into the hands of an unknown adversary.
The worm, dubbed agent.btz, caused the military's network administrators major headaches. It took the Pentagon nearly 14 months of stop and go effort to clean out the worm — a process the military called Operation Buckshot Yankee. It was so hard to do that it led to a major reorganization of the information defenses of the armed forces, ultimately causing the new Cyber Command to come into being.
So what was agent.btz? It was a variant of the SillyFDC worm that copies itself from removable drive to computer and back to drive again. Depending on how the worm is configured, it has the ability to scan computers for data, open backdoors, and send through those backdoors to a remote command and control server.
To keep it from spreading across a network, the Pentagon banned thumb drives and the like from November 2008 to February 2010. You could also disable Windows' "autorun" feature, which instantly starts any program loaded on a drive.
As Noah Shachtman noted, the havoc caused by agent.btz has little to do with the worm's complexity or maliciousness — and everything to do with the military's inability to cope with even a minor threat. "Exactly how much information was grabbed, whether it got out, and who got it — that was all unclear," says an officer who participated in the operation. "The scary part was how fast it spread, and how hard it was to respond."
Gen. Kevin Chilton of U.S. Strategic Command said, "I asked simple questions like how many computers do we have on the network in various flavor, what's their configuration, and I couldn't get an answer in over a month." As a result, network defense has become a top-tier issue in the armed forces. "A year ago, cyberspace was not commanders' business. Cyberspace was the sys-admin guy's business or someone in your outer office when there's a problem with machines business," Chilton noted. "Today, we've seen the results of this command level focus, senior level focus."
What can you learn from Operation Buckshot Yankee?
a) That denial is not a river in Egypt
b) There are well known ways to minimize (but not eliminate) threats
c) It requires command level, senior level focus; this is not a sys-admin business
January 08, 2014
In January 2013, the New York Times accused hackers from China with connections to its military of successful penetrating its network and gained access to the logins of 53 employees, including Shanghai bureau chief David Barboza who last October published an embarrassing article on the vast secret wealth of China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao.
This came to light when AT&T noticed unusual activity which it was unable to trace or deflect. A security firm was brought into conduct a forensic investigation that uncovered the true extent of what had been going on.
Over four months starting in September 2012, the attackers had managed to install 45 pieces of targeted malware designed to probe for data such as emails after stealing credentials, only one of which was detected by the installed antivirus software from Symantec. Although the staff logins were hashed, that doesn't appear to have stopped the hackers in this instance. Perhaps, the newspaper suggests, because they were able to deploy rainbow tables to beat the relatively short passwords.
Symantec offered this statement: "Turning on only the signature-based anti-virus components of endpoint solutions alone are not enough in a world that is changing daily from attacks and threats."
Still think that basic AntiVirus and firewall is enough? Take it directly from Symantec – you need to monitor and analyze data from inside the enterprise for evidence of compromise. This is Security Information and Event Management (SIEM).
January 02, 2014
Eric Gartzke writing in International Security argues that attackers don't have much motive to stage a Pearl Harbor-type attack in cyberspace if they aren't involved in an actual shooting war.
Here is his argument:
It isn't going to accomplish any very useful goal. Attackers cannot easily use the threat of a cyber attack to blackmail the U.S. (or other states) into doing something they don't want to do. If they provide enough information to make the threat credible, they instantly make the threat far more difficult to carry out. For example, if an attacker threatens to take down the New York Stock Exchange through a cyber attack, and provides enough information to show that she can indeed carry out this attack, she is also providing enough information for the NYSE and the U.S. Government to stop the attack.
Cyber attacks usually involve hidden vulnerabilities — if you reveal the vulnerability you are attacking, you probably make it possible for your target to patch the vulnerability. Nor does it make sense to carry out a cyber attack on its own, since the damage done by nearly any plausible cyber attack is likely to be temporary.
Points to ponder:
Coming to commercial systems, attacks are usually for monetary gain. Attacks are often performed because "they can" [Remember George Mallory famously quoted as having replied to the question "Why do you want to climb Mount Everest?" with the retort "Because it's there"].
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