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Jim Warwick
Jim has previously been Deputy Chair of the Local Governing Body at Chesterton alongside his prior role as Managing Director of ABCAM. Jim holds a degree in Computer Science from Christ's College, Cambridge University. From 1986 to 2003 he worked for Analysys Ltd, a Cambridge based telecoms consultancy, heading up their IT, software and web development initiatives. During this period he also held a number of external non-exec directorships including Workbench Software Ltd, a start-up with a targeted software package for time recording systems and VBN Ltd, a web-based hosting company specialising in business cluster and innovation network solutions.
Mary Sanders
A renowned editor with a wealth of educational experience as well as wide ranging Governance experience. Mary has previously been the Chair of Governors of Chesterton and currently holds the Chair of Downham Market Academy being instrumental is establishing a vibrant Local Body.
Ann Constantine
Ann has a long and distinguished career in education most recently leading Cambridge Regional College for over 6 years. During her time at CRC, Anne has played a leading role in education in the city, opening up new opportunities in education with the launch of the University Technical College Cambridge and the Academy at CRC for 14 to 16 year-old pupils. Under her leadership, the college also opened an innovative 'clean tech' SmartLife Low Carbon Training centre, and a specialist learning centre for health and social care students on the Addenbrooke's Hospital site.
Simon Peyton Jones
Simon Peyton Jones is a British computer scientist who researches the implementation and applications of functional programming languages, particularly lazy functional programming.
Peyton Jones worked in industry for two years before serving as a lecturer at University College London and, from 1990 to 1998, as a professorat the University of Glasgow. Since 1998 he has worked as a researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, England.
He is a major contributor to the design of the Haskell programming language, and a lead developer of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC). He is also co-creator of the C– programming language, designed for intermediate program representation between the language-specific front-end of a compiler and a general-purpose back-end code generator and optimiser. C– is used in GHC.
He was also a major contributor to the 1999 book Cybernauts Awake,[14] which explored the ethical and spiritual implications of the Internet.
Peyton Jones chairs the Computing At School (CAS) group,[2] an organisation which aims to promote the teaching of computer science at school.
Morag Morrison-Helme
Morag has worked at Cambridge University Faculty of Education since 2002. She supervises and lectures on undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate courses in Drama, Creativity and Arts Education. Morag co-ordinates the MPhil in Arts, Culture and Education and is Director of Studies for Education at St John's College. She is currently also external examiner for the University of Warwick PGCE in Drama and English. Morag is involved in International Teacher Development work through her engagement with a programme of teacher education reform in Kazakhstan.
Morag, has taught Drama and Applied Theatre across a range of settings in Australia, the United Kingdom and Sweden. She began her career as a secondary school Drama teacher and lecturer in Drama Teacher Training in Australia and was also involved in curriculum development with the Board of senior Secondary School studies in Queensland before arriving to take up a lecturing post in post graduate Teacher Education at the University of Cambridge. Morag has been involved in on-going research in Conflict Management, Pupil Voice and Democratic Teaching and Learning through the Art Education and Embodied Learning. Most recently she has been involved in developing an understanding of the role Applied Theatre pedagogy can play across diverse educational contexts and international settings. She is involved in an on-going ERASMUS exchange with the University of Gothenberg, Sweden, where she uses Applied Theatre in Nursing and Health Care education and is currently also utilizing Drama pedagogy in teacher development work in Kazakhstan.
Sherry Coutu
Sherry Coutu is a former CEO and angel investor who serves on the boards of companies, charities and universities. She chairs Founders4Schools and is a non-executive member of Cambridge University (Finance Board), Cambridge Assessment, Cambridge University Press and a NED of Zoopla and the London Stock Exchange Group. She also serves on the Advisory Board of Linkedin.com.
Philanthropically, she supports the Prince's Trust, the Crick Institute and serves on the Harvard Business School European Advisory Council. Sherry has an MBA from Harvard, an MSc (with distinction) from the London School of Economics, and a BA (Hons with distinction) from the University of British Columbia, Canada. She was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to entrepreneurship in the New Year's Honours List 2013, is author of 'The Scale-up Report' on UK economic growth and serves as an Ambassador for London.
Tim Oates
Tim Oates is Group Director of Assessment Research and Development at Cambridge Assessment, focussing on national and international research on assessment and measurement. More recently, he has undertaken wide-ranging international comparison of the performance of education systems, and advised OECD on its curriculum review work. In 2010 he published 'Could do better' which laid down the principles for the review of the National Curriculum in England. From 2010-2013, he was chair of the Expert Panel for Review of the National Curriculum. He has published widely on assessment and curriculum. He was a member of the Ofqual Vocational Standards Advisory Group. Tim routinely provides briefings and advice to UK and other governments. He is a Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge. In 2015 he was awarded a CBE for services to education.
Graham Virgo
Graham Virgo is a legal academic and barrister who is currently serving as the Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education at the University of Cambridge. He is also Professor of English Private Law and a Fellow of Downing College, Cambridge. He is a leading academic in the law of restitution.
Alongside his academic roles, Virgo is an academic bencher at Lincoln's Inn and an academic door tenant at XXIV Old Buildings. Before assuming his role as Pro-Vice-Chancellor, he was the Deputy Chair of the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge.
Richard Russel
Richard Russell is currently a member of the executive board of the Art Council England as its Chief Operating Officer.
Richard leads on the Arts Council's investment, governance and planning functions.
He is also responsible for the Arts Council's fifth goal: ensuring that every child and young person has the opportunity to experience the richness of the arts, museums and libraries
Before taking up his position on the Executive Board, Richard was Director of Policy and Research and led the Arts Council's work on leadership and workforce in the arts and cultural sector. In 2013, he was responsible for producing the Arts Council's refreshed strategic framework 'Great art and culture for everyone.
Richard began his career leading arts organisations and festivals across England, including as Programme Manager for Birmingham City Council on the UK City of Music in 1992.
Richard joined the Arts Council in 2000, and was director in the South East region before moving to the Arts Council's head office in 2010
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350ma Constant Current Led Driver,500ma 30w Phase Dimmable Driver,900ma Trailing Dege Dimmable
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model numarası.: DR-CC-30
kullanım: ışık
Çıktı Türü: Tek
Sürüş Metodu: LED Sabit Akım
Devre Yapısı: PWM Kontrollü
belgeleme: TUV, CE, ROSH, ISO9001
Güç Kaynağı Modu: Sabit Akım Kaynağı
Modülasyon Sistemi: PWM
In-Out: Basamak Tipi
Güç Kaynağı Gerilimi: AC85-265
Model: 30w Triac Dimmable Led Driver
Size: 132*44*23MM
Wattage: 30w
Input Voltage: 110V /220V(CE ETL TUV SAA)
Efficiency: >80%
Warranty: 5Years
IP Rate: IP20
Output Wattage: 30-40V
Output Current: 350ma/500ma/700ma/900ma
Ambalaj: common carton
Verimlilik: 10000pcs/day
Marka: HUEUC
Ulaşım: Ocean,Air,EXPRESS
Menşe yeri: China
Yetenek kaynağı: 10000pcs/day
Sertifika: ISO9001
HS Kodu: 85044014
Liman: Shenzhen
We have SAA Authentication DALI Dimmable 30w led driver, 5 years warranty.One channel dimmable led driver fit for LED module. Compliant with SELV standards with output voltage≤60DC,efficiency>85%,Fit for class I protection lighting fixture.
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Model:DR-CC-30/ triac dimmable led driver
Input Voltage Range:200-240V/AC&90-130V/AC
AC Frequency:48-62Hz
output model:constant current
output current:350ma/500ma/700ma/900ma
no load voltage:65Vmax
on load voltage:11-58v
output power:30W
power factory: >0.95
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Model:DR-CV-30/ triac dimmable led driver
Input Voltage Range:200-240V/AC&90-130V/AC
AC Frequency:48-62Hz
output model:constant voltage
output current:2.4A/1.25A
no load voltage:12V/24V
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output power:30W
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900ma triac dimmable led driver
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post3507188736707824445..comments2020-05-22T00:15:06.525-04:00Comments on Vintage Leaf Memories - Michael Langlois: Ex-Leaf Kessel misses out on Team U.S.A. nod, but he and the Pens have a shot at the Stanley Cup…Michael Langloishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-64814423976535484682016-06-09T10:00:09.571-04:002016-06-09T10:00:09.571-04:00I do think it will be important for the Leafs to w...I do think it will be important for the Leafs to work with Marner in the right way. I'm not expert enough to know exactly what that is (every young player is different), but hopefully they find the right balance. He does seem to have "outgrown" the junior game and another year at that level won't likely help his development. While we have all seen 18 and 19 year-old players do well in the NHL, we've also seen countless youngsters rushed into prominent roles too soon. It doesn't always hurt their long-term development, but it can.

Your suggestion is an interesting one. Unfortunately, teams always seem to be in a hurry. Kids often look great at camp right off the hop and teams plug them into the lineup. I just don't want to see the Kadri "yo-yo" thing again this time, where he ended up going back and forth to the Marlies. I guess it worked out fine, but it sure seems as though we went through a lot to get here. Thanks, InTimefor62.Michael Langloishttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-86809128834110319362016-06-09T01:02:17.577-04:002016-06-09T01:02:17.577-04:00Hi Michael, I find myself somewhat ambivalent abo...Hi Michael, I find myself somewhat ambivalent about who wins the cup this year... I keep hoping for good games, so when the Sharks are behind in the game, I hope they pot one... However, despite liking Polak and Spaling 'enough' I have been hoping for Reimer to come in and pull off a miracle, yet Jones has been solid and I wouldn't hope for an injury, so that's not likely to happen now!

On the other hand, I'm finding myself hoping for Kessel to do well (if for no other reason than to bring 'crow' to the table for the 'eating' by those sports writers who seemed to bring all our focus upon his deficiencies (apparent or promulgated) into bold relief whenever a story was needed. Phil has been playing well and effectively, yet I actually expected his motivation to be like this in the playoffs (I think he is more engaged when winning matters more).

When you briefly mentioned Marner, I've been thinking of asking your opinion on an idea I've been pondering... We all 'know' he's kind of outgrown the CHL and may not benefit from another year in that context, yet he seems a bit short of the size that may be best for him in the NHL (with the AHL not being an option). What if we 'platoon' him for 75% home games (and a smattering of road experiences) so that he plays between 30 - 40 NHL games, while emphasizing a training regimen that will benefit him (& the team) in the long run, while protecting him as he continues to grow.

He could still go to the World Juniors and we could delay his Free Agency by another year while patiently developing him, yet rewarding him with higher NHL pay. Haven't seen this suggestion anywhere and it strikes me we could do something similar with Lupul in order to ensure he gets another 24 games to qualify for exposure in the expansion draft (since he doesn't appear to have much of a place in our future plans). Perhaps a TDL deal or the draft could give him another kick at the can... what think firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-23036954156804292122016-06-08T11:07:32.279-04:002016-06-08T11:07:32.279-04:00I like your "they owe us one" notion, Al...I like your "they owe us one" notion, Alex. We'll see if the Penguins feel similarly down the road!Michael Langloishttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-83182991382368079322016-06-08T11:02:31.145-04:002016-06-08T11:02:31.145-04:00i couldn't be happier for mr. kessel! here...i couldn't be happier for mr. kessel! here's an introverted guy who might not look like an adonis, but he's got all of the talent. while i lack the talent myself, i feel like i would have the same inability to handle the constant media-attention in toronto and the grueling workouts of these athletes; so i empathize with phil!

honestly, pittsburgh owes toronto one... down the line when the pens are no longer a major competitor and the leafs are at the top, they better be ready to at the least give us a rental to help make the push in the playoffs! (that said, i'm not very familiar with the young d-man we received in exchange for kessel, so maybe he'll work out well for the leafs).

thanks for the entry michael. looking forward to reading more soon!alex chttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-44083641719510254122016-06-02T11:31:02.446-04:002016-06-02T11:31:02.446-04:00Hi Wayne- I think we can all appreciate that Kesse...Hi Wayne- I think we can all appreciate that Kessel was a player who could help any team offensively at the time (and still now). But as you mentioned, the issue was likely in management, at the time of the trade, thinking he could/would be "the guy". He was the Leafs best offensive player for years, for sure, but the Leafs would have needed to build a different team around him.
We (the Leafs) are where we are.

As I mentioned to Pete, I'm a Reimer guy, too, so I've been following both teams in the playoffs. Thanks Wayne.Michael Langloishttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-33221312885325306672016-06-02T11:20:46.784-04:002016-06-02T11:20:46.784-04:00I enjoyed your post, as always, Pete. No question...I enjoyed your post, as always, Pete.

No question the Leafs have some intriguing young players, as you cite, who should have a big impact on the team's fortunes in the years ahead. But like you, I can't help but kind of follow what the Penguins are doing. (I'm with you on Reimer; one of my favourite Leafs in recent years. Likely won't play this series, but he won some big games for San Jose during the regular season...)Michael Langloishttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-57618308766620980382016-06-02T11:03:33.973-04:002016-06-02T11:03:33.973-04:00Hello Michael, If Kessel and the Penguins were pl...Hello Michael,

If Kessel and the Penguins were playing just about any other Western Conference team, I would be pulling for them.

But with Reimer on the Sharks, I have to pull for him to win the Cup, even though he is playing a limited role as the back-up.

Reading your article, it got me thinking about the trade which brought Kessel to Toronto.

As we all know, hindsight is always 20/20.

But to my mind, Kessel's current situation with Pittsburgh shows just how completely off-base Brian Burke's assessment was of where the Leafs were competitively and what kind of player Kessel was.

As has been proven out with his time in Toronto and now Pittsburgh, Kessel is the kind of periphery piece you add AFTER you have your main core in place.

The fact Burke thought Kessel was the kind of player that should form a key component of your core and that the the Leafs had a core that could compete for a Cup is now mind-boggling.

Even though Kessel was the round peg trying to be shoe-horned into the square hole (both in Toronto and initially in Pittsburgh) with 1st or 2nd line duties, he is currently proving that on a 3rd line, he is a able to feast on the 5/6 D-pair of the opposing teams.

As I feel he is the more likely of the two (him vs. Reimer) to get back to a Cup final before his career is over, I am dis-inclined to acquiesce to a request to root for Kessel.

Wayne
Bottom5HereWeComehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-8300842847116300042016-06-02T10:38:22.658-04:002016-06-02T10:38:22.658-04:00I am very happy for Kessel and am enthusiastically...I am very happy for Kessel and am enthusiastically rooting for the Penguins this year. Though I would be remiss not to mention that another of my favourites (and yours), James Reimer, is also present in the finals, I am going with Kessel. Reimer simply is not going to see the ice and has no chance of being a factor this year. I still bet he's much happier where he is than on the golf course, however.
So as fans, we are getting excited as we envision Matthews, Marner, Nylander et al leading the team in to the future, yet at the same time there is still a bad taste left in our mouths from the meandering visions of Burke and Nonis. Maybe that will last as long as we are still seeing the Leafs pay out $1.2 million of Kessel's salary for the next several years. But for all the media and fans who vilified Kessel, constantly put the strain on the back of a guy for things that were beyond his control (the trade with Boston), giving him a hard time for being what we knew he was all along (a flashy offensive player with limited defensive skill and next to zero leadership ability), here we are. Look at the smile on his face now. He's having a great time fitting where he belongs in the lineup. What a kick in the crotch to the failed regimes here in Toronto if he wins the Conn Smyth Trophy, which he very well could. When I watch Phil Kessel hoist the Stanley Cup this year, I will be smiling. Then I will look ahead to the draft, free agency, and just how the pieces will fall in to place for the Leafs next year.Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-23347522749075066162016-05-30T14:21:27.531-04:002016-05-30T14:21:27.531-04:00All good points regarding Kessel and the very diff...All good points regarding Kessel and the very different setting he finds himself in. More realistic expectations, etc.

Like you, I think a lot of people would like to see San Jose make it, Pep. They've been a good team for years.Michael Langloishttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-600575121886358008.post-1583846108581901452016-05-30T13:54:21.568-04:002016-05-30T13:54:21.568-04:00When Kessel was traded Bob McKenzie nailed it. He ...When Kessel was traded Bob McKenzie nailed it. He said the Pens was the perfect team for him to go to as he won't be THE guy. Sid is.. and Geno..and Letang..and Fleury so he won't be grilled every day like he was in Leaf land from the MSM and bloggers. Also, he won't necessarily be up against the top pairing Dmen either and that is pretty much exactly how it has turned out. Phil did not succeed on a line with Sid or Geno this season but he really found chemistry with Bonino. A lot of that is Phil's talent but it is also because of the above.

I was on the Sharks band wagon last round and will be again. I really would like to see Big Joe lift the cup. He deserves one in my mind.Pephttps://email@example.com


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Any Which Way But Lost Strategy Explained
1.85传奇sfThe Scenario: You see a team playing at home, you're sure they're gonna win, but there's a slight chance they could concede a late goal and draw. You're anxious to put too much cash on the straight win....
The Solution: Cover all scenarios but the team losing. This is great for those 'sure fire' wins that slip up.
In this strategy you do not simply bet on the win. You can cover the most popular half-time/full-time win scenarios and the draw by betting on a) the draw itself, b) your team to be winning at half-time and winning at full-time (win-win) and c) your team to be drawing at half-time and winning at full-time (draw-win). The only other way your chosen team can win the game but you lose the bet is if the opponent is winning at half-time and then your team pulls back the win (half-time/full-time reversal).
Stake enough cash on the draw to win back your total stake, stake enough cash on the win-win to get back all your stake, then bank the rest on the draw-win.
1.85传奇sfThis way you're not actually betting on the win, but the draw-win, and if your team slips up and draws you still get your stake back. Treat it like an insurance policy.
Arsenal vs Man Utd are playing and you fancy United to not lose (Odds - Home - 6/4, Draw - 2/1, Away 6/4). You're confident Man U won't lose the game, but this is one of those where Man U could quite easily come away with a draw. So, you've got £10 you want to risk on the game and you're trying to work out what you need to stake to win that tenner back for the draw and win-win.
To calculate what to stake on the draw and win-win : Draw stake = (£10/(2/1+1)) = £3.33, Win-Win Stake (£10/(3/1+1)) = £2.50. If you follow these stakes, if Man U win-win or draw you'll get a tenner back.
1.85传奇sfSo, you've already staked £3.33 + £2.50 = £5.83, which leaves you £4.27 to put on the remaining win outcome - draw-win.
1.85传奇sfPut the remainder - £4.27 on the draw-win (4/1). Now, if ManU win-win or draw you get your tenner back, but if they are drawing at half-time but then win you'll return £4.27 at 4/1 = £21.35!
Any Which Way But Lose Examples
In summary, the draw-win is your banker, the other two bets are your safety net, and the only way you can lose is if Arsenal win, or Arsenal are leading at half-time and ManU turn it around and win in the second half (unlikely since most bookies quote 28/1 on a half-time/full-time reversal, although it does happen sometimes). You've staked a tenner, if ManU don't lose you either win your tenner back, or if you're lucky to get a draw-win you've got more than 100% profit with this example. You can also bank on the win-win if you think ManU are going to stroll it, but the percentage returns are lower since a win-win is usually quoted at double the odds for a win e.g. 3/1. You may still make 50% profit though.
This method can prove quite useful if you pick those games where the bookies think it's tight and offer similar odds for home and away. It doesn't work that well for one sided games and will only return a small percentage profit if you're banking on ManU to win at home at something like 1/5. In these cases you can still bank on the draw-win at between 3/1 and 4/1 hoping that although it's a home banker, ManU might not score until the second half. It's advisable not to go for anything where you can't make a good 50% profit.


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Not if you're selling to the federal government.
The 2017 Federal Content Market Review asked federal decision makers what content delivery channels are most effective. Almost three quarters said email (just behind corporate websites and search engines).
When we talk to our customers about their marketing strategies, they're often reluctant to do an email campaign because they don't want to annoy their list. The data shows, and experts agree, if the campaign provides information that will help your customers, then it won't annoy them.
How do you do that? We found this great A to Z guide to email marketing from SendGrid. On the subject of frequency, the guide says:
"If you're watching your engagement metrics, then you should be able to derive how often your recipients would like to be contacted. An even better way to figure out how often your recipients want to be emailed is by giving them an opportunity to tell you in a preference center! A preference center is a powerful tool that helps maintain the right expectations between the sender and the recipient."
All 26 tips provide wonderful guidance on how to effectively use email marketing. And if you need some inspiration, Hubspot compiled some great examples of email marketing campaigns. View them here.
Among the research reports, case studies, and other content buyers use to make decisions, thought leadership continues to be an important tactic for building trust with prospects — both within the government and the private sector. How do the industry leaders stand out? During the Federal Content Marketing Review panel discussion, Dante Ricci, Global Public Services Marketing & Communications lead at SAP, said it is important to focus on quality over quantity of content. We recently sat down with Dante to expand on that comment and talk about how he approaches thought leadership.
MC: You said it's important to focus on quality over quantity of content. In your opinion, what are the components of high-quality thought leadership content?
Dante: I think there are three factors that make content high quality.
First, it has to be a bit provocative. It needs to show that you and your organization think there may be a different or better approach to accomplish the outcome the reader is looking for. That theme should resonate with the hearts and minds of those readers and be different than what others in the market are saying about the subject. Being provocative doesn't mean being risky; it just means your company may have an approach that is better than the status quo.
You also need to have a clear, concise message. People are using mobile devices and they're not going to read 15-page pieces on small devices. Rather, they need content that is shorter and more immediately impactful.
Finally, you have to make it credible. We use relevant statistics or facts backing up our statements or clear examples from customers who have followed that same approach or used the technological approach we talked about enabled by our partners and SAP.
MC: We have found people need to engage with different types of content. What is your favorite mix?
Dante: When we build thought leadership, we align the topics we want to cover with the other teams within SAP and with relevant partners, then we build a package around each topic. For example, we may start with a research-based white paper. Then we use that as the basis for building out different content types, like an infographic and blogs linking to the white paper. One piece of thought leadership may go out in four or five different channels and structures.
MC: Do you do any video for thought leadership?
Dante: We love video, but focus them mostly around how customers are using technology. I think those types of videos are the most impactful way to show people how their colleagues are using technology to improve.
MC: That makes sense. Back to the thought leadership, what is your approach to developing a content strategy?
Dante: I align to the corporate strategy and go-to-market strategy for the specific industry and topic area. The content strategy should be focused on building content aligning both the corporate strategy and our customers' issues that we can help solve by delivering relevant innovative solutions addressing their business needs. We ask ourselves many questions before we choose a topic, such as: What capabilities do we have in our solution offerings that can help our customers achieve their mission? What insights can we convey that will help them achieve their mission? What are areas where we co-innovate with our customers leveraging design-thinking methodology?
I also suggest creating some type of scorecard — building a content strategy, but not executing on it and being accountable for it is not very helpful. Our scorecard includes the impact on market awareness measured by SAP Share of Voice, where we are, what the status is, next steps, and expected due dates for content. You need to constantly assess, realign, and stay accountable for your strategy based on analyst, customer, and partner feedback.
MC: Once you have this content plan, how do you drive the audience to those pieces? What kind of strategies are you using to make sure that they get seen?
Dante: This is an interesting question because I think there are a lot of different ways you could do this. Our aim at SAP is to build the highest quality and impactful content. High quality trumps quantity in my experience. We embed the content into social media — all the relevant digital channels. We send content to industry influencers and customers, and engage with them at their preferred communities.
The point is, you can't just develop a quality piece of content and assume people will find it. You have to actively push it out.
MC: Finally, just out of curiosity, who are some of the thought leaders you follow?
Dante: I follow people who lead with purpose, whether that is helping others or helping the world become a better place. The SAP company purpose is closely aligned with my personal interests.
I follow my best friend, Sean Burch. He's got eight world records for climbing mountains and doing all kinds of expeditions. His purpose in the world is not only to climb mountains and do interesting expeditions, but he likes to tie those together with purpose. For example, when he goes to a place like Nepal, he will collect donations and make deliveries while he's there, and spend time helping others and volunteering. I think that's neat.
I like Dan Rockwell because he really helps me think as a manager, as a person at a workplace, how to improve things. Lolly Daskal is motivational in terms of thinking about helping the world become a better place.
I also follow the World Economic Forum. They use fact-based graphs and charts that are easy to read and help clarify my thoughts around our global issues. And I recently started following Richard Branson — he is definitely someone who leads with purpose.
There you go, some good reading to follow up on! Thank you Dante for taking the time to speak with us.
Anyone marketing to the federal government knows the challenges many prospects face with accessing content. In fact, working around blocked websites and other technical challenges is a factor in creating a content strategy.
Those barriers don't mean you can't reach federal decision makers via new channels. Like most people, federal decision makers also own personal mobile devices, and they use those devices to engage with work-related content. According to the 2017 Federal Marketing Content Review study, three quarters of federal decision makers are doing that during their commute.
Think about it: during that time when they are transitioning between personal and work life, they choose to learn about the products and services that can help them in their job. They're watching videos, reading case studies and white papers and seeing what industry thought leaders are saying about market trends.
That means it's critical to create a mobile-first design and distribute content on platforms that are designed for mobile, such as LinkedIn and Spotify.
Are you creating content with the thought that your buyer will engage with it during a commute? In addition to mobile-first design, what considerations do you take into account?
What type of content should you focus your attention on creating?
The 2017 Federal Content Marketing Review asked federal decision makers what content they found most valuable at different stages of the buying process. Regardless of where in the process stage, research reports, case studies, white papers, and product demos are in the top 5. Are you creating these content types? We'd love to hear how they're working for you.
We're also curious if you repurpose your content to match the buying stage.
We love using data to inform content strategy. The 2017 Federal Content Marketing Review data provided interesting insights into where federal decision makers go for content and what they want to see.
We recently spoke with a decision maker inside the government (who requested we not identify him) about his thoughts and perspectives. While this is only one perspective, it does shed some insight into what federal decision makers are looking for in the content.
"If I have a problem, the first thing I will do is an internet search to find information," he said. This aligns with the study, which showed the most effective delivery channel is search engines (83%).
His second go-to source to learn about innovative solutions is LinkedIn Influencers. He says he automatically trusts content on LinkedIn more than corporate blogs, in part because he knows the authors have deep expertise in the subjects. It's not about selling the company's product; it's about exchanging ideas and best practices.
That said, corporate information is valuable to him (and 82% of study respondents find corporate websites valuable). The content he finds there, whether it is a downloadable document or a microsite, needs to show three things for him to take interest:
- The company has implemented this solution before. He wants to see some sort of proof, either through case studies or testimonials.
- A discussion of the specific problem the company solved for the client. Broad discussions don't tell him what he wants to know — he is skeptical when a company claims they can do anything.
- The impact. He wants to know how this solution impacted the mission and the difference it makes for the customer.
He agrees with the data that product specifications, case studies, and data and research are important types of content. For him, which type depends on where he is in process and where he is accessing the information. But in general, he likes very short pieces of content — a one page for an article or a short video.
He suggested people selling to the government use the CIO's Digital Services Playbook as a guideline in how to develop content to reach the government. After all, this is how agencies are approaching their constituents.


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Compańía Minera Antamina S.A. represents the most significant investment in the history of Peruvian mining (approximately US$2.26 bn). Located at more than 4,300 meters above sea level, Antamina produces different mineral concentrates of which copper and zinc are the main products. The concentrates, which are shipped to smelters abroad, are composed of fine mineral dust that have been reduced to micron size. Antamina's mineral reserves contain other minerals such as molybdenum, silver, lead and bismuth, which are secondary by-products of the production process. Located in the department of Ancash, 270 kilometers northeast of Lima, Antamina has a concentrator plant that is currently the largest polymetallic treatment plant in the world.
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Written on January 20, 2009 – 12:17 pm | by admin
I sold some Feb $10 calls on my Alcoa position. I'm not waiting for better premiums for one main reason. My annual percentage return went up for the price I sold them at today and I'm hesitant that we will get much of a bounce. I would rather lock in a good return and have it rocket to $20 than to wait and have the stock drop to $5. I'll take my money now please. I did make the rookie mistake of selecting the wrong order type so I am adding the extra commission to this position since its the stock I made the mistake on. I bought 2 contracts to open instead of selling them to open.
Purchased: 200 @ 11.67
Initial Option Income: $1.95
Feb Option Income: $0.37
Other Option Income: $0.00
Expected Return: 5.27% (36.11% annually)
Last Period Expected Return: 2.31% (31.60% annually)
Option periods held: 2
* All return after buy and sell commissions
** Last Period Expected Return is the return I would have gotten if my option was exercised instead of expired.
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I started weight training in elementary school and continued throughout high school. At the same time I played football competitively. For many years, up until my draft year, I focused on playing football at the highest level for the following teams: Oshawa Hawkeyes, Brampton Bears, and the Northwestern Ghosts. I was also invited to many professional pre-season camps.
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After my football career, I continued weight training at Gold's Gym in Scarborough Bremondsey and Eglinton. I trained alongside Laura Binetti, Laura Creavalle, Scott Abel, Henderson Thorne, Bob Weatherill, Freddy Antwi, Wesley Muhammad and my training partner Peter Oliver, among others. This is when I realized I wanted to compete in bodybuilding. And the rest is history. After winning first place and overall in my first three shows, I was ranked one of the top bodybuilders in Ontario.
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I became associated with the bodybuilding world through my friends who were competing in the Ontario Amateur Federation of Bodybuilders (for men only). When I competed it was known as the Bodybuilding Association of Ontario. In 1998, it became the Ontario Physique Association. Even after gaining my pro card, I attended most CPA events, and eventually was asked to join the CPA team as a regional judge, a provincial judge and a qualified critique. In 2015, I became an official CPA Ambassador, going across Ontario meeting new and seasoned competitors as well as none competitors, hosting CPA official workshops and posing seminars. During that same year, Posing with the Pro was born to fill the need of the CPA, CBBF and IFBB athletes. As most can attest, my passion and commitment to the CPA is relentless. So of my other involvements in the industry include promoting the IFBB Pro Fedel Clarke Classic and contributor to the Muscle Memory magazine.
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Author(s): Philip Larkin
"The Sunday Sessions" consists of twenty-six poems, the contents of two tapes recorded by Philip Larkin in Hull in February 1980 - reportedly, each on a Sunday, after lunch with John Weeks, a sound engineer and colleague of the poet. The tapes, which contain work from Larkin's first major collection, "The North Ship", as well as poems from his best-known collections, "The Whitsun Weddings" and "High Windows", remained 'lost' for over two decades, lying on a shelf in the garage in which they were recorded. Since their rediscovery they have been the subject of widespread media attention, including a BBC Radio 4 Archive Hour documentary. Their contents are here published in full for the first time.
Uniquely printed on 500 vinyl records - a collection of twenty-six of Larkin's best-known poems, read by the poet.
Philip Larkin was born in Coventry in 1922 and was educated at King Henry VIII School, Coventry, and St John's College, Oxford. As well as his volumes of poems, which include The Whitsun Weddings and High Windows, he wrote two novels, Jill and A Girl in Winter, and two books of collected journalism: All What Jazz: A Record Library, and Required Writing: Miscellaneous Prose. He worked as a librarian at the University of Hull from 1955 until his death in 1985. He was the best-loved poet of his generation, and the recipient of innumerable honours, including the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry, and the WHSmith Award.


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(AUSTINTOWN, Ohio)— Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced today that an investigation by his Crimes Against Children Unit has led to the arrest of an Austintown man for the alleged production of child pornography.
Special agents with the Crimes Against Children Unit, which is a division of the Ohio Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), arrested Charles D. Krusac, 77, on 12 counts of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material or performance and three counts of pandering sexually-oriented matter involving a minor.
Agents served a search warrant on the suspect's Lou Ida Boulevard home this morning after receiving a tip about the suspect's alleged involvement in the creation of child pornography.
"We are in the process of analyzing a number of video tapes and other media devices that were seized from the suspect's home," said Attorney General DeWine. "We have reason to believe that the child pornography that this suspect allegedly created involved at least one area juvenile, and we are concerned that there may be other victims."
Anyone with information related to the ongoing investigation is urged to contact the BCI Crimes Against Children Unit at 855-BCI-OHIO (855-224-6446).
Authorities with the Austintown Police Department, Mahoning County Sheriff's Office, Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission, and Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force are assisting in the investigation.
The case is being prosecuted by the Mahoning County Prosecutor's Office.
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ADTA Second Public Presentation & Charter Member Drive
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Product review: Defective Century Tantal Update
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Product review: US Palm Battle Grip
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
Product review: Voodoo Tactical Ergo Pack Shoulder Bag
I had been thinking of replacing my 15 plus year old fanny pack. Believe me it looks 15+ years old. It has served me well, being my primary concealed carry device. Some of the zippers don't work. The leather is worn. It was time for some thing new.
I had notice the Maxpedition Versipack. I wanted some thing that would work for a bug out bag and concealed carry. A bag like this would fill my need perfect. I priced the Versipack at around $67. A little more than I wanted to spend. By chance I found the Voodoo Tactical Ergo Pack. Voodoo Tactical advertised it at $49.95. http://www.voodootactical.net
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The Voodoo Tactical Ergo Pack has nine pockets, pouches and compartments. MOLLE compatible attachment points & a concealed carry pocket.
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BBC News reports:
The US chain Dunkin' Donuts has pulled an advert following complaints that the scarf worn by a celebrity chef offered symbolic support for Islamic extremism.
The online advert for iced coffee featured the well-known US television chef Rachael Ray.
She was wearing a black-and-white checked scarf around her neck that resembled a traditional Arab keffiyeh.
This fashion choice incensed at least one prominent conservative blogger, who said it evoked extremist videos.
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Review: Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers #10 and #11 from BOOM! Studios
Editor's Note: If you haven't read the comic and like the element of surprise, STOP. Do not read any further! Spoilers are ahead!
The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers ongoing comic book series from BOOM! Studios is entering what could be deemed its second phase. Having dealt with Rita Repulsa's dangerous new ally, Black Dragon, the series could have moved on to a new threat for our team. Instead, writer Kyle Higgins has pivoted slightly to the right and added a new layer of intrigue. It turns out the previous nine issues have only been the groundwork for a far more dystopian tale.
Before we get to the new direction, issue #10 provides its own character-building detour that is both sad and empowering. Much like with issue #5 that delved deeper into the makeup of Zack and his contentious nature with newcomer Tommy, this issue focuses on Billy his severe lack of self-worth. After Kimberly has to pick up Billy's slack during a routine monster battle, the door to the boy genius' psyche is unlocked for the reader and we dive into just how inadequate he feels compared to his teammates.
The rawest moment of the story is oh so relatable. Billy morphs before school and wears his clothes in such a way that his ranger suit isn't visible. It doesn't protect him in a physical sense because he's probably not going to have to face down a Snizzard attack during third period social studies but it makes him feel strong. That's what's important to him. What child on the '90s didn't dream of being a ranger? What nerdy kid who felt awkward and out of place didn't want the ability to scream out the name of a dinosaur and suddenly feel like they were capable of taking on all forms of bullying and social anxiety?
Slices of Power Rangers life stories like this one work so well because they fill in the gaps that the television show didn't address with the type of information that long time fans would glean through discussions on Rangerboard and the seediest corners of the fanfiction universe. We find out that Billy has been constantly running training simulations just to feel like he belongs with the others and it isn't until a pep talk from Zack that he realizes there is no perfect, scientific formula to being a ranger. Not only does Billy decide to focus on contributing to the team in his own unique way but we also discover that this story takes place quite early in the rangers' tenure as he adapts the communicators into allowing teleportation to places other than the Command Center.
Zack's focus issue did a lot towards explaining his motivation and potentially hinting at future events for the series. Now that the main story has shifted its focus onto the duo of Tommy and Billy, does that mean that this issue was a glimpse into the Blue Ranger's future motivations?
Also like Zack's issue, this one featured a guest artist in Jonathan Lam whose sketchy style brings out the youth and innocence of a fledgling ranger team. The vibrant yet free form lines give off the early days feels of the team when they were still learning the ropes. This makes it quite easy for the readers to put themselves into Billy's shoes. Having a guest artist also conveys the idea that the issue is a small break from the main story without being too out of the box that it would feel disjointed or out of place.
Issue #11 picks back up on the aftermath of the rangers' battle with Black Dragon. One of the most fascinating, humanizing moments of the series takes place as the rangers reunite with their parents. It only last for two pages but it hits home just how raw and realistic this series can be without going the heavy handed route. Not only are we allowed to feel the gravity of the situation but we're also reminded that when two rangers are left in the lurch, it affects those around them. This team doesn't exist within a vacuum.
Meanwhile, Tommy and Billy are coming to terms with their new surroundings. They're in Angel Grove but it's nothing more than a broken down monolith to Rita complete with curfews and shock troopers that look like the Black Ranger if he had been conceptualized by mid-'90s Rob Liefeld. It's a haunting image that again makes the mind wonder if this is a world where Zack gave into Rita's machinations.
The duo flee when one of the troopers notices Tommy has the Dragon Dagger and they're greeted by more disturbing imagery of this twisted world including the Finster Memorial Correctional Facility standing in place of what was once Angel Grove High School. But the most disturbing moment of the issue and where Hendry Prasetya's art shines is in the rubble of the Command Center and the Thunderzords. It's an interesting bit of devastation for these two to take in as in their timeline – or perhaps merely the past of this inevitable future – they have yet to encounter these zords. This fact is punctuated as inside the carnage they find Tommy's future companion: the talking sword Saba. Soon after the newly formed trio finally comes face-to-face with their long term tormentor, Lord Drakkon, who is revealed to be none other than an aged and scarred version of Tommy.
It's hard to gauge this revelation. Obviously, Tommy was the most likely face behind the twisted visor. Is that good, bad, or is that left to be judged by how the story plays out? Zack seemed like another fun contender given his recent leanings towards the dark side. Perhaps it should have been a character yet to make their comic book debut like a Rocky or Adam? Next issue promises to be a big one as we find out what led this version of Tommy to become Drakkon. Maybe then we can better assess the creative decision.
This issue also features a brief but interesting interlude. Goldar and Rita have a Cold War-esque standoff in the wake of the destruction of Black Dragon with the former asserting his innocence in Billy's jailbreak while the latter hesitantly accepts that stance. Rita plans to press the attack on the rangers but perhaps the bigger battle ahead will involve Goldar becoming less and less steadfast in his devotion towards his empress. This bit of knowledge becomes even more intriguing when you read between the lines as there is an implication that Rita might not actually be around anymore in the wartorn future.
Finally, the rest of the ranger team is still on the case of the disappearing rangers as Trini makes the startling discovery that Black Dragon wasn't just sharing a power source similar to that of the Dragonzord. In fact, it possessed the exact same processor as the Dragonzord; a seemingly impossible fact that further muddies the question of if Billy and Tommy are trapped in the future or merely a future.
Overall, these issues continue the mark of excellence that has been propelling this line for nearly a year: character development and both answering old and asking new questions with each installment. Hopefully, every fifth issue will continue to be a character focus for one of the rangers who is being pushed to the forefront of the main story. The storytelling in this series really feeds into itself to create a complete tale that is doing anything but slowing down. As the future looks bleak for our ranger team, the creative force behind this series shines even brighter.
Score: 5 out of 5
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My initial reaction was that it was clearly ethical to counter-hack. Surely, they surrendered any right to protection when they attacked people (there was a fair bit of moral indignation on my part because I was thinking of the, at that time recent, attack on Google that targeted the information of Human Rights activists).
Why, one could even stay within legal bounds by going to another country where hacking isn't a crime!
It was only later that I realized how this would parallel, for example, the police hacking a suspects computer without a warrant.
There are ways that I tried to separate the two:
- There is no one for me (or anyone else) to appeal to for a warrant or equivalent, given the international nature of hacking.
- It's not suspicion, it's practically certainty! We can see that this is where the attack came from, surely?
- I'm not a governmental organisation: there's no government power concerns.
- In the case of Google-China, the risk to Human Rights activists makes intervention a moral imperative.
But I was clearly deluding myself: the issue is not as simple as I was making it out to be. That doesn't mean my stance is wrong, just that the issue isn't simple…
But, given the ethical complications, the question should arise: Is there a way we can side-step the ethical issues? I'd like to propose one: allowing hackers to infect themselves.
Consider: I leave a camera that automatically takes pictures and sends them to me. Not realising what it is, a thief takes it and thus is caught. Have I done anything morally wrong?
I don't think so. It was the thief's own decision to take it.
Similarly, if I embed a trojan in a word document and never distribute it, but a hacker takes it and is infected, am I responsible?
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The obvious concern is that, if the hacker notices anything, the counter-hacker is caught. This can be rectified by making it look like the trojan is due to me myself being hacked. Thus, I, suposedly, remain ignorant.


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It would be fun to re-write this film poster as a toon. Any ideas?
Entries Tagged 'Cartoonists' ↓
Noem's Favorite Film?
March 13th, 2019 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, Kristi Noem
UPDATE: Deconstructing ignorance
January 22nd, 2019 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, Theresa Stehly
When I saw this cartoon first come out, I told Stehly to just ignore it, as I did for awhile, until I ran across it again today. I will try to decipher it's horrible construction. First off, when it comes to editorial tooning, I don't place much on it's artistic value. If something is in the right place, it works. The artist does have a style, but I find no need to go after his/her draftsmanship, it's his/her content that troubles me. Like a typical right-winger cartoonist he/she takes the words of the latest headline to pen their observations without actually researching the topic at hand. Like most of this chickensh*t ANON's work, he/she misses the point. Can't wait for them to make fun of me, it will be fun deconstructing that toon also.
UPDATE: Theresa actually asked the SFSD to have Bob Litz machine tabulate the votes to not have the appearance of manipulation by hand counting the votes themselves. We know how that went . . .
Hector Curriel's 2018 Cartoons
December 30th, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists
Hector is a local cartoonist and artist who has worked on children's books, taught in schools through residency art programs and his political cartoons are featured in publications across the US and featured in Hispanic American publications.
Like the SD GOP has secrets?
August 21st, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, Republicans, South Dakotans
Who is 'Dakota Posts'?
June 20th, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists
Not that I really care. Like most conservative editorial cartoonists, he really isn't that funny. Just how many cartoons can you do about Stace Nelson anyway? I don't know what their obsession with him is anyway? I have felt Stace has been irrelevant for a very long time.
So 'HW' who are you? Or are you afraid Stace is going to bop you over the head?
Guest Toon: Sioux Empire Podcast
February 28th, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, Sioux Empire Podcast
Guest Toon: Sioux Empire Podcast
February 27th, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, Sioux Empire Podcast, State Legislature
As you can see, Mickelson was up to his parlor tricks again;
DiSanto tells KELOLAND News she let the matter go to go along with party leadership. The two female representatives specifically named Speaker of the House Mark Mickelson as the person who wanted the matter resolved without incident.
Sorry, but when someone acts like this, there should be some kind of discipline. I don't think he should have been kicked out of the legislature, maybe a censure, but I find it ironic since nothing happened to Disanto for her disgusting meme, her attacker gets off also. I guess when Republicans do f'ckd up things in our legislature, they get off.
Guest Cartoon; Sioux Empire Podcast
February 24th, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, State Legislature
Is this South Dakota Editorial Cartoonist supposed to be funny?
February 21st, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists
Or at least slightly funny?
Conservative editorial cartoonists often make me cringe. I mean, how many cartoons can you do of Stace Nelson or Lora Hubbel? Talk about picking the lowest fruit on the tree?
At least even FolkArts figured out when he couldn't write anything funny he just copied Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonists.
Guest Toon: Sioux Empire Podcast
February 1st, 2018 — Cartoon, Cartoonists, Sioux Empire Podcast, Sioux Falls, Stace Nelson, State Legislature


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Given the familiar ring of the show's title, I feel I can be excused for having expected The Face (Sky Living, Mon, 9pm) to be a cheap imitation of hit singing contest The Voice. I predicted a show in which contestants were required to sing to a panel of judges who, in a unique twist, were scrutinising them from within a soundproofed booth, agonising over turning up their volume switch based on whether or not they liked the look of the singer's face or skirt, only to discover to their horror that, despite a contestant's supreme aesthetic appeal, they actually have absolutely no musical talent whatsoever (or worse, they can sing really well despite having the looks of a crazed homeless man). But alas, The Face involves no such dramatic tension fuelled by the promise of genuine talent; instead it is another show about models.
This is familiar territory. Mesmerisingly gorgeous girls with perfect teeth, flawless skin and clothes hanging from their jutting bones will battle it out to be the next gaunt face of Max Factor. They are competing in teams led by professional supermodels – and I am surprised to see how A-list these team captains are: Erin O'Connor (think hot Charlie Chaplin), Caroline Winberg (Swedish meatball) and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, Naomi "The Rage" Campbell. You might remember Naomi from such TV shows as How I Snaffled A Blood Diamond, Spitting In Heathrow and Ooops, I Broke My Housekeeper's Face. So she should definitely be appearing on our screens as a mentor for young people. Last Saturday night she broke down on The Jonathan Ross Show over her anger management issues. "Look here, I'm not stupid," I inform the television, "I can see what's coming. She's softened, she's rebranding herself, she's giving something back. I GET IT." But no, back on The Face and Naomi Campbell is storming through the studio slamming a door behind her, hissing madly as thin people cower on a sofa. I've got it wrong.
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By way of preparation for this week's assignment, which is to create a TV ad campaign, Erin O'Connor teaches an acting class. As an actor myself, I am well aware of the fine line between "audition" and "ritual humiliation". Commercials castings are ridiculous. I was once asked to nonchalantly read a book, be startled by a ghost (played by a waste paper basket) then appear reassured by the fact that it was only the ghost of a cartoon builder reminding me to do my DIY. So when each wisp of a woman on The Face is required to pop their pretty heads through a picture frame and emote on demand, I correctly anticipate it will be just the beginning of their discomfort.
After being briefed, the models practice running… in heels. My heel collection amounts to one pair of platforms resembling, on close inspection, a built-up shoe, so it is with sheer admiration and horror that I view these girls effortlessly sprinting towards a sports car. They are doing brilliantly, as Winberg tells them, but Campbell is shrieking at her "ABSOLUTELY AWFUL" team to "GET IT TOGETHER!" One of the girls begins to cry because her solid aluminium dress is cutting into her thighs, causing them to bleed. Naomi isn't interested and when, in a cruel twist, her team is announced as the winner, Naomi lets out a terrifying, haunting scream. "Get me a straitjacket!" she cries. Sadly, nobody moves.
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Costa Brava - Platja d\'Aro - House / Villa
Situated to the north of the Catalan capital of Barcelona, Playa de Aro is a coastal town which has about 10,000 inhabitants throughout the year. It is a good size of settlement for both holidaymakers and people looking for a permanent place to reside. The town is split into two sections, that which overlooks the sea and that which is situated a little inland from the rest. There are numerous small beaches that are accessible from the part of the town that was originally a fishing port. The older part was constructed around a castle and a fortified church, known locally as the Castell d'Aro.
The municipality of Play de Aro lies on the Costa Brava, facing the Mediterranean Sea, about half an hour from the popular, bustling resort of Lloret de Mar. It is an hour and a half from Barcelona's busy airport and a similar distance from the French city of Perpignan across the Pyrenees. It only takes around 80 minutes by car to reach Barcelona's city centre with its many bars, shops and restaurants, so the location is ideally suited to people seeking a relaxed way of life with good, local shops but where you are never too far away from the action.
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A Conversation With: Jack Davidson
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Barcelona-based painter Jack Davidson will put on a solo exhibition at Tat Art Barcelona for the first time. Originally from Scotland, Davidson's work has been exhibited across Europe and the US, and has received reviews from The New York Times and The Huffington Post. His work uses symmetry and collages, which arguably give his pieces a unique or random quality. Independent curator David Armengol reflects upon the exhibition as a "chromatic abstraction based on meticulous experimentation of colour", and further compares the artist's techniques to performance, choreography and music.
Tat Art Barcelona will present a conversation between Armengol and Davidson in Spanish on May 18th, and another with Tat Art founder Charlie Taché in English on May 20th. Both events will be accompanied by a special soundtrack, while delving into the thinking of the man behind the art, including his concepts, techniques and influences.
Metropolitan readers can enjoy free entrance for the English event. More information here.


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The more things change, the more they stay the same.
President Trump, that supposed protector of the Constitution, bulwark against Leftist encroachments, Clinton-slayer, and Drainer of Swamps, recently rejected the notion of Fifth Amendment Due Process protections while simultaneously appearing to embrace a Second Amendment-infringing position, in declaring "I like taking guns away early. Take the guns first, go through due process second."
His ironic right to hold and express this opinion notwithstanding, this is a fundamentally illegal practice, were it to ultimately be implemented. And of course, he appears to fully embrace the notion of due process for those accused of sexual harassment and domestic violence:
Peoples [sic] lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. Some are true and some are false. Some are old and some are new. There is no recovery for someone falsely accused – life and career are gone. Is there no such thing any longer as Due Process? (Emphasis added.)
Hypocrisy is an inherent characteristic of those who lack principles. And this particular brand of political hypocrisy is, unsurprisingly, not a peculiarly partisan trait.
I keep saying this, but apparently the American electorate is just hardheaded (or they just like it): there is no substantively fundamental difference between Left statism and Right statism. These candidates and politicians are basically all the same. They all want the same thing: ultimate power to discretionarily dispense political violence in pursuit of their own ends.
They may use slightly different arguments to convince you of this utility, but in the end they all want to determine what we can do/cannot do, what we can say/cannot say, and what we can think/cannot think.
The Right and Left Wings both support the oligarchical vulture of tyranny.