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In This Moment, 'Black Widow' – Exclusive Album Stream
Chad Childers Published: November 11, 2014
In This Moment are set to unleash one of the fall's most anticipated new albums and the wait is now over for those who want to hear it in its entirety. The group has teamed up with Loudwire to offer an exclusive album stream a week before the disc is officially released.
In This Moment have already been burning up the charts with the single 'Sick Like Me' and have offered up the preview tracks 'Sex Metal Barbie' and 'Bloody Creature Poster Girl.'
Frontwoman Maria Brink says of the album title, "'Black Widow' is a metaphor for this innocent young girl who gets infected with life, traumas, experiences, and the balance of light and darkness. She becomes this poised and powerful creature. That's the album."
Guitarist Chris Howorth adds, "We went into this with the title 'Black Widow.' It fits the image of Maria as this powerful heroine. If you think of the boys in the audience watching our stage show, she's like the black widow pulling them all in."
In addition to the three tracks that have already surfaced, you can check out such key cuts as the rapid-fire 'Big Bad Wolf' and 'Sexual Hallucination,' a track that features special guest Brent Smith of Shinedown fame. "We love Brent and Shinedown," Howorth explains. "We didn't think we'd have a shot at getting him, but he instantly said yes. The song is a little different for him, and he jumped at the chance to do it." And you'll also want to check out the moving, piano-infused track 'The Fighter' that provides the perfect change of pace later in the disc.
In This Moment's 'Black Widow' is due Nov. 17 and you can currently pre-order the disc at iTunes, Amazon and GooglePlay. Take a listen to the disc in full below, and be sure to catch the band on their fall tour. See the dates here.
Listen to In This Moment's 'Black Widow'
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Exactly 100 years ago today, 1st Nailsworth Guides were founded. To celebrate we had an indoor summer fete with past, present and future members. Some had travelled from around the country to celebrate this milestone with us. We were also surprised with a letter from the Queen, had a tea party and enjoyed some singing.
A group of Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Senior Section and Leaders had an early start on Sunday 12th June setting off from Forest South Division at 6am to head down to London for The Queen's Patron's Lunch. Ten of the lucky members had been selected to attend the Patron's Lunch on behalf of Girlguiding South West England. All those invited to The Mall received an individual lunch hamper to keep and a shopping bag of goodies. The rest of the group went to St James' Park to watch the event on the big screens. The wet weather certainly didn't dampen any spirits and a fantastic time was had by all.
Five Brownies and their parents (including one of our Leaders!) from 36th Cheltenham (St Nicholas) Brownies went to the South West England Region Roadshow today. It took place at the Bristol Athletics Academy and the girls had great fun with lots of sporty activities.
I woke up at 4.06 in the morning as I was really excited. We had to be ready by 4.45am to go and collect Mia at 5am. We arrived at the station at 5.15am to get on the 5.30 train. As we set off we did an eye spy on the train booklet (by the end of the day we found most of them) Then we played a game and train surfed (making other people smile). As we walked we nearly fell over, Mia was being really funny.
We changed trains at Swindon to catch one to Paddington, London. I was going to sleep. Then me, Mia and my Dad had to go to first class to buy food. We had a croissant. We both listened to some music trying to get some sleep but we were too excited!
This was my first time to London and I had my first ride on the underground, we went from Paddington station to Victoria station. I stood up for most of it.
We had breakfast in a café near to Girlguiding headquarters, it was yummy!
After visiting Girlguiding headquarters we went for a little sightseeing. First we went to Buckingham Palace. We saw guards doing a funny march. The flag was up so the queen was there but we couldn't see her looking out of her window. We went to watch the horse guards, they kept very still while everyone was trying to get a photo. When they got off the horse we saw them do a funny walk!
Next we went to Downing Street, we were talking to the police officers, they wanted to know who we were and if we would get a badge if we had a photo taken with them! We couldn't go down the road as there were lots of ministers arriving. We also spotted Big Ben, the London Eye and a statue called Monty.
We made our way to Westminster Abbey, we were a bit early so we went into the shop, the lady in the shop was asking what we were doing in London and when we said we were there for the Thinking Day service she gave us both a chocolate coin. She said she remembered being a Brownie and Guide and carrying the flag.
We went and met up with two Rainbows, two Guides, two members of the Senior Section and their leaders. We also met Solange who is the South West Region Chief commissioner and Anna from Headquarters. Mia and I gave out Thinking Day cards to everyone that we had made. We had a tour of Westminster Abbey, the man showed us all the special things to look at. He told us who was buried there and we looked at lots of memorials.
We then went to the Evensong service and sat where the choir sings, it felt very special to be there. After we had a service with the scouts to remember Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. Mia and I were chosen to lay the wreath with Angela who is the deputy Chief Guide. at first they didn't have the flowers so we just had to bow our heads, then we placed the flowers on Lady Baden-Powell's memorial.
Solange treated us all to a Black Cab ride to Zizzi's, it was fun. Mia and I sat on the fold down seats and went backwards! When we were at Zizzi's we met Gill the Chief guide. Solange and Gill gave us all a special badge. For tea I had a pizza it was really big but really delicious too, for pudding I had ice cream with popping candy!
We shared a cab with the Senior Section back to Paddington, they were really funny as they were counting down the time to their train and as soon as the door opened they ran as fast as they could to see if they could catch it – I wonder if they did?
It was a brilliant day, I really enjoyed it.
After receiving an email from the County Commissioners saying Gloucestershire had been asked to select one Brownie Leader and for her to choose two Brownies to go to Westminster Abbey for the Thinking Day service, you can imagine my shock, delight & excitement to find out it was me!!
We were told we would meet up with Solange (Chief Commissioner of South West Region) and there would be 2 Rainbows, 2 Brownies, 2 Guides and 2 senior section with their leaders.
Breakfast time! Having found a little café near to HQ we stopped off for Breakfast, the girls tucked in while I panicked that the cooked breakfast would end up down their smart uniforms! The café owner was very impressed with the girls and gave us a discount for being in uniform!
Off we went for a quick visit to HQ, the girls had a look round the shop and bought a couple of treats with their pocket money before setting off for a bit of sightseeing. Some of the sights included Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Downing Street, Horse Guards, Houses of Parliament, London Eye and of course Westminster Abbey.
At one o'clock we started to meet up outside Westminster Abbey, Solange was there to meet us. Mia and Samantha handed out Thinking Day cards that they had made for everyone. We were then taken for a tour around Westminster Abbey, finding out lots and lots of interesting facts.
For the Evensong Service we were sat in the Quire stalls, not far from the male choir. It sounded beautiful.
We waited for the public to leave before being taken to the part of the Abbey where the memorials for Lord and Lady Baden-Powell are. We were joined by Angela Milln (Deputy Chief Guide) and the scouts for a short service and then Mia and Samantha were chosen to lay the wreath for Lady Baden-Powell.
After a quick photo shoot with everyone we were then treated to a black cab taxi ride (to the girl's great delight!) to where we met Gill Slocombe (Chief Guide) for a meal.
We made our way back to Paddington station for our journey home – two very tired Brownies but who had both done themselves, myself, their pack and Girlguiding proud.
It was a fantastic day, with lots of great memories for the girls to cherish. They were very lucky to come away with special badges too. I would like to thank Helen and Carole for putting us forward and to everyone involved in the day making us feel very special and treating us to an enjoyable and memorable day.
Huge congratulations to Gloucester Gang Show, whose members won a competition to sing on the official England Rugby single with Ella Eyre! They were invited down to Abbey Road Studios last Friday to record their part. The mixed guiding/scouting group included Rainbow leader Sam and Brownie leader Claire - we're very proud of them!
July saw our County President, Anne Cadbury, celebrating her 90th birthday and in true Guiding fashion we had to make a fuss of her at the County Executive Meeting. She was presented with flowers and it wouldn't be a birthday without cake!
Anne warmly thanks all members of Girlguiding Gloucestershire for their cards and good wishes for her birthday. She particularly appreciated and enjoyed all the handmade cards which were full of imagination and individuality.


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SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Voters in Oregon mail in their ballots or leave them in official boxes, but a Republican state lawmaker said Friday more mailed votes may arrive past deadline because of U.S. Postal Service cutbacks that have slowed mail delivery in rural — and primarily Republican — areas.
Sen. Brian Boquist wrote to Elections Director Steve Trout on Friday, saying he'd like to know how many late ballots arrive at county clerks' offices after the 8 p.m. Tuesday deadline.
Boquist said that after vote-by-mail was adopted in 1998, completed ballots mailed in his hometown of Dallas, Oregon, were sorted at the local post office and were usually delivered to the county clerk's office to be counted the next day.
Now, it can take several days, since the mail is sent to postal facilities in Portland to be sorted, causing some ballots to arrive in county clerks' offices after the deadline.
"This disenfranchises the voters," Boquist said, adding that ballots mailed from Portland — a heavily Democratic area — have less risk of arriving late in the mail.


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Q: Why do I need to assign false to each element in BFS but not in DFS Function definitions are :
// DFS algorithm
void Graph::DFS(int current) {

    visited[current] = true;
    cout<<current << " ";

    for (int u : adjLists[current])
        if (!visited[u])
            DFS(u);

}

// BFS algorithm

void Graph::BFS(void){

    for(int i=0;i<numVertices;++i)
        visited[i] = false;

    list<int> q;
    q.push_back(0);
    visited[0] = true;

    while(!q.empty())
    {
        int u = q.front();
        q.pop_front();
        cout<< u << "  ";

        for( int i : adjLists[u])
            if(!visited[i]){
                q.push_back(i);
                visited[i] = true;
            }
    }
}

DFS is working fine without using for loop to assign each element of visited array equal to false but BFS is not. Why?
Whole program code is - https://hastebin.com/ojuyogexof.cpp

A: The visited array never got initialised to fasle before calling the DFS() and that is why the output for the DFS() is only single node (starting node), i.e., 2.
Output for the entire code (without initialising visited array to false):
DFS
2
BFS
0  2  1  3

SUGGESTION: Define a function init() function and call it before performing DFS() or BFS():
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;

class Graph {
    int numVertices;
    list<int> *adjLists;
    bool *visited;

    public:
    Graph(int V);
    void addEdge(int src, int dest);
    void DFS(int vertex);
    void BFS(void);
    void init();
};

// Initialize graph
Graph::Graph(int vertices) {
    numVertices = vertices;
    adjLists = new list<int>[vertices];
    visited = new bool[vertices];
    for(int i=0;i<numVertices;++i){
        visited[i] = false;
    }
}

void Graph::init() {
    for(int i=0;i<numVertices;++i)
        visited[i] = false;
}

// Add edges
void Graph::addEdge(int src, int dest) {
    adjLists[src].push_front(dest);
    adjLists[dest].push_front(src);
}

// DFS algorithm
void Graph::DFS(int current) {

    visited[current] = true;
    cout<<current << " ";

    for (int u : adjLists[current])
        if (!visited[u])
            DFS(u);

}

// BFS algorithm

void Graph::BFS(void){

    list<int> q;
    q.push_back(0);
    visited[0] = true;

    while(!q.empty())
    {
        int u = q.front();
        q.pop_front();
        cout<< u << "  ";

        for( int i : adjLists[u])
            if(!visited[i]){
                q.push_back(i);
                visited[i] = true;
            }
    }
}

int main() {

    Graph g(4);
    g.addEdge(0, 1);
    g.addEdge(0, 2);
    g.addEdge(1, 2);
    g.addEdge(2, 3);

    g.init();
    int start_node = 2 ;
    cout<<"DFS \n";
    g.DFS(start_node) ;

    g.init();
    cout<<endl<<"BFS"<<endl;
    g.BFS();

    return 0;
}

Output:
DFS
2 3 1 0
BFS
0  2  1  3

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Q: Alternative for static classes implementing interface For few reasons, static classes cannot implement interfaces, and I wonder what is the best practice for implementing two static classes that has the same methods with different implementations.
First class:
public static class MyStaticClass1
{
    public static void DoSomething()
    {
        // Do Something here...
    }
}

Second class:
public static class MyStaticClass2
{
    public static void DoSomething()
    {
        // Do Something here...
    }
}

The methods must be static since they are using the [DllImport] attribute which can be used on static methods only.
Depending on some runtime condition, In some runs I'll be using MyStaticClass1, and MyStaticClass2 on others, but not both in the same run.
Ideas?


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CYCLONES CRUISE PAST HUDSON VALLEY, 5-1
CYCLONES CRUISE PAST HUDSON VALLEY 5-1
VIDEO -- Joe Tuschak Postgame Reaction
VIDEO -- Corey Oswalt Postgame Reaction
On Tuesday night, the Brooklyn Cyclones and Hudson Valley Renegades met for the first time this season. Going into the contest, the Renegades were red-hot, coming off of a four-game sweep against Aberdeen, with three walk-off victories. Meanwhile, the Cyclones entered the game with very hot-cold previous play splitting their four-game home-away series against Staten Island.
The Cyclones jumped on the Renegades early on and did not look back as they picked up their third victory of the season by a score of 5-1.
Making his first start of the year for Brooklyn was Corey Oswalt. Oswalt who was originally scheduled to pitch the previous day had his mother and grandmother in attendance to watch his first start. For his mother, this was the first time seeing her son play since high school, when Corey was still a position player. Unfortunately, Corey's father and brother had to return to San Diego, missing him pitch, once again.
It was a great game to watch Oswalt pitch, the righty found his rhythm early on. Despite giving up a single, Oswalt was able to work his way through the first inning in just six pitches.
During the bottom half of the first, the Cyclones bats, which were fairly quiet since Brooklyn's eight run output on opening day, started to make an appearance. After an error and single to put men on base, first baseman Michael Katz ripped a ball into right-center, splitting the outfielders, scoring two runners, and giving Katz his first triple of the season.
Moments later, Tomas Nido would hit a sharp grounder into the gap between the third baseman and shortstop, who would rob the Cyclones catcher of a hit. Katz would score on the play, giving Brooklyn a 3-0 lead.
Before popping out to end the bottom of the first inning, Cyclones right fielder Michael Bernal hit a bomb to left field and nearly hit the first Brooklyn home run of the season, alas, the ball went into foul territory. However, three innings later, another Brooklyn outfielder, Joe Tuschak would hit a liner to right field that just had enough height to get over the wall to give the Cyclones their first homer of the season.
In the seventh inning, manager Tom Gamboa went to the bullpen, bringing in piggyback starter Scarlyn Reyes. Before getting pulled, Oswalt pitched a fantastic game. Following the single he gave up in the first inning, Oswalt retired 14 batters in a row. Through six innings of work on the mound, he also struck out eight batters, the most for any Cyclones pitchers this season.
Reyes picked up right where Oswalt left off, through three innings, he was able to pick up his first save of the season, the second for the Cyclones, while setting down nine batters, four via the strikeout.
After a rough few nights defensively for the Cyclones, position players were an out away from a perfect game, until Katz mishandled a ground ball rolling to his left. After being unable to come up with the ball, the lone Hudson Valley run scored, and Katz was charged with an error. The very next at-bat Reyes was able to get another ball on the ground, this time to shortstop Amed Rosario who was able to jog it over to second base, wrapping up a 5-1 Brooklyn win.
The Cyclones head to Hudson Valley for a pair on Wednesday and Thursday before venturing down I-95 to Aberdeen for a weekend set against the IronBirds. The Cyclones return to MCU Park on Monday, June 23rd as the team celebrates "Brooklyn: The Musical." Tickets, which start at just $10 are on sale now and can be purchased at BrooklynCyclones.com, the MCU Park box office or by calling 718-507-TIXX.
--Christopher Dela Rosa

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Imam Muhammad Abdul Latif Finch converted to Islam at the age of 20 and has earned ijazas in Islamic Sciences including Quranic Sciences, Hadith, Maliki and Shafi'i Jurisprudence, Usul al-Fiqh, Seerah, Logic, and Arabic Grammar and Morphology under the tutelage of numerous scholars, including Shaykh Hamza Yusuf, Shaykh Salik bin Siddina, Imam Zaid Shakir, Shaykh Abdur Rahman Taahir, Qari Umar Bellahi, Shaykh Abdullah Ali, and Shaykh Yahya Rhodus.
Imam Muhammad Abdul Latif Finch co-founded the Lighthouse Mosque in Oakland, California where he served as the Imam for 3 years until he resigned in 2012 to focus on his graduate studies. In addition, he was a teacher and a program developer for Deen Intensive Foundation, Seekers Guidance and had assisted Zaytuna College's Summer Arabic Intensive program for three years in a row.
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GK Current Affairs Quiz: July 20th, 2020
Current Affairs Quiz 20th July 2020
Directions for the quiz:
1. This quiz, that is the Current Affairs Quiz 20th July 2020, is meant to be a check for your learning and is meant to serve as a tool for assessment.
2. Current Affairs Quiz 20th July 2020 is designed to check your Current Affairs General Knowledge and provide you with an assessment of the same.
3. Each question in Current Affairs Quiz 20th July 2020 followed by 4 options. Select the most appropriate option for the question.
4. Before you take this quiz, we would recommend to you to go through the article, Daily Current Affairs Today 20th July 2020
Question 1:_________- has won the Hungarian Grand Prix.
A. Lewis Hamilton
B. Sebastian Vettel
C. Max Verstappen
D. Valtteri Bottas
Answer and Explanation
Lewis Hamilton has won the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton is a British racing driver who races in Formula One for the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula
Question 2: Nelson Mandela Prize 2020 were announced by General Assembly President ______________.
A. Volkan Bozkır
B. Tijjani Muhammad-Bande
C. António Guterres
D. Kofi Annan
Winner for Nelson Mandela Prize 2020: Marianna Vardinoyannis of Greece || Morissana Kouyate of Guinea
Nelson Mandela Prize 2020 were announced by General Assembly President Tijjani Muhammad-Bande.
Question 3:The International Chess Day is celebrated annually on_______________, the day the International Chess Federation was founded, in 1924.
A. July 22
B. July 21
C. July 20
D. July 23
The International Chess Day is celebrated annually on July 20, the day the International Chess Federation was founded, in 1924.
The idea to celebrate this day as the international chess day was proposed by UNESCO, and it has been celebrated as such since 1966, after it was established by FIDE.
Question 4:Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman attended 3rd ____________ Finance Ministers & Central Bank Governors Meeting under the presidency of Saudi Arabia.
A. G8
B. G20
C. ASEAN
D. BRICS
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman attended 3rd G20 Finance Ministers & Central Bank Governors Meeting.
The 3rd G20 Finance Ministers & Central Bank Governors Meeting is under the presidency of Saudi Arabia.
Question 5:_____________ will host India Ideas Summit 2020 on July 22nd.
A. India Business Council
B. India Business Confederation
C. India Business Group
D. India Business Aayog
India Business Council will host India Ideas Summit 2020 on July 22nd.
Aim: The trends shaping globalization, trade and investment, and the future of work in the COVID-era and beyond.
Question 6:___________ has launched its first space mission 'Hope' to Mars from Japan.
A. Qatar
B. Saudi Arabia
C. UAE
D. Oman
UAE has launched its first space mission 'Hope' to Mars from Japan.
UAE: Capital: Abu Dhabi || Currency: UAE Dirham || President: Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan
Question 7:___________ Govt has launched 'Mukhyamantri Suposhan Yojana' to combat malnutrition in state.
A. Karnataka
B. Maharashtra
C. Chhattisgarh
D. Rajasthan
Chhattisgarh Govt has launched 'Mukhyamantri Suposhan Yojana' to combat malnutrition in state.
Chhattisgarh: Chief minister: Bhupesh Baghel || Governor: Anusuiya Uikey
Question 8:_____________ launched the PM Street Vendor's Atma Nirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) App.
A. Ministry of Finance
B. Ministry of Internal Affairs
C. Ministry of Home Affairs
D. Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs launched the PM Street Vendor's Atma Nirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) App.
Aim: To provide affordable working capital loan to street vendors to resume their livelihoods
Vendors can avail a working capital loan of up to 10,000.
On timely/ early repayment of the loan, an interest subsidy @ 7% per annum will be credited to the bank accounts of beneficiaries through DBT.
Daily Current Affairs: 20th July


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Patrick J Cooper
Philadelphia, PA Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(215) 814-0395 1315 Walnut Street
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Divorce and Family
Patrick J. Cooper, Esquire is a Partner in the Law firm of Sadek and Cooper. Patrick started with the firm in 2009 as an associate attorney and through his hard work and dedication the firm's family law practice has flourished with hundreds of satisfied clients. Patrick became a named Partner of Sadek and Cooper in 2013. Patrick specializes in Divorce, Custody and Child Support and is also well-versed in the areas of Bankruptcy Law and Mortgage Foreclosure Defense.
Patrick is a Graduate of the Pennsylvania State University and The University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Patrick is active within the...
(757) 333-3333 125 St Pauls Blvd
Free ConsultationNorfolk, VA Lawyer with 35 years of experience
John M. Cooper is one of the founding partners at Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers and a veteran of Virginia personal injury law practice. A native Virginian, he was raised in Norfolk and Virginia Beach by parents who practiced law. After graduating from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1988, John returned home to work for a federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Norfolk Division, which launched his passion for and career in personal injury law. For over 30 years, John has worked closely with injured victims and their families and knows the...
Zachary Cooper
(215) 542-0800 790 Penllyn Blue Bell Pike
Free ConsultationBlue Bell, PA Lawyer with 21 years of experience
Criminal, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Widener University's School of Law.
Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer Zachary B. Cooper devotes 100 percent of his legal practice to defending accused drunk drivers. His experience as a former prosecutor gives him a distinct advantage when defending Pennsylvania DUI cases. Pennsylvania DUI attorney Zachary B. Cooper graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and earned his Juris Doctorate from Widener University School of Law. Upon graduation, Zachary was admitted to the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Bars. Once admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar, Zachary became an Assistant District Attorney in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Since leaving the District Attorney's office, Pennsylvania DUI attorney Zachary B. Cooper has...
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Matthew D. Roy
(916) 361-6028 428 J Street, Suite 400
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfBankruptcy, Divorce, Family and Probate
Matthew Roy graduated with a degree in Government from CSU, Sacramento and his J.D. from University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law. While living in Sacramento, Matthew has participated in various community groups and organizations. He has served on the Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges after his appointment by Governor Gray Davis as well as the Board of Directors for the Camellia Symphony Association of Sacramento. Mr. Roy volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, Women Escaping a Violent Environment (W.E.A.V.E.), the Los Angeles County Bar Association's Domestic Violence Project, as well as oversees domestic violence prevention workshops...
James A. Cooper
Boones Mill, VA Attorney
Boones Mill, VA 24065
Free ConsultationBusiness and Collections
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Jim's practice focuses on collections, commercial law, business law and civil litigation. Since obtaining his Virginia bar license in 2016, he has helped many different types of businesses to obtain judgment and recover monies duly owed. His collection clients have included banks, insurance companies, landlords, apartment managers, dentists, care facilities, equipment lessors and others. With a variety of industries served, Jim aims to provide consistently efficient, effective and ethical creditors representation.
Charles Benjamin Cooper
Columbus, OH Attorney with 11 years of experience
(614) 481-6000 305 West Nationwide Boulevard
Appeals, Civil Rights, Legal Malpractice and Medical Malpractice
Ben Cooper helps people use the law to deal with life-changing harms. His practice focuses on wrongful death, civil rights, medical malpractice, legal malpractice, and business cases.
Ben is known as a thorough, well-prepared trial lawyer who aggressively and ethically pursues his clients' cases. He is also a skilled appellate advocate. Ben strongly believes in holding powerful companies, people, and governments accountable, and he works hard to help his clients find meaning through their cases.
Badhan Roy
Roy & Associates, Shardarpara, Kalitala, Dinajpur Sadar,
Dinajpur, 5200
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfArbitration & Mediation, Business, Civil Rights and Criminal
Mr. Badhan Roy is a Partner & Deputy Head of the Chambers. Mr. Roy is the second person in command and assist the Head of Chambers in directing and supervising the works of our Legal and Administrative teams. Besides that, he leads our Corporate & Commercial Team as a Team Leader. Mr. Roy is also in charge of our sister concerns elawyerbd.com, Jurisprudence Academy, Jurisprudence Books & Publications.
Mr. Roy, a promising young Lawyer enrolled with Bangladesh Bar Council. He started his legal career with a leading Corporate Law Firm in Dhaka, Bangladesh and served the firm for a period...
Jeffrey Normand Roy
(508) 520-3100 124 Grove Street, Ste. 220
I am employed at Roy Law in Franklin, Massachusetts, a law firm primarily devoted to the representation of injured persons. I specialize in product liability cases, automobile accidents, construction accidents, and other work-related injuries. I have represented clients at all levels of the trial and appellate courts in Massachusetts. In addition, I have appeared in cases before the New Hampshire Supreme Court and Superior Court, the Federal District Courts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, the Rhode Island Superior Court, Colorado Superior Court, and the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.
I am a 1986 cum laude graduate of...
Miriam Cooper
Rolling Meadows, IL Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(847) 995-8800 3601 Algonquin Road
Miriam E. Cooper is the founder of the Law Office of Miriam Cooper & Associates, LLC, a law firm based in Rolling Meadows, Illinois. Ms. Cooper provides legal services throughout the Greater Chicagoland area. Her primary focus is family law, including divorce, child support and allocation of decision-making and parenting time, spousal support, and post-decree modifications. She also provides real estate services complementary to her practice. Ms. Cooper graduated from The John Marshall Law School and has been practicing family law in Illinois for nearly 30 years. She is an advocate for children's best interests and serves as a certified...
Benjamin Cooper
Birmingham, AL Attorney with 15 years of experience
(205) 307-6006 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Free ConsultationAppeals, Civil Rights, Estate Planning and Probate
Law practice focused on individual and corporate client representation, litigation, arbitration and mediation in the areas of Labor & Employment, Corporate Contract Defense, Probate, Estates, Workers Compensation, and Unemployment Compensation. Research, write and prepare for filing all state and federal pleadings, motions, trial briefs, and suggested judicial orders to include Complaints, Responses to Summary Judgment with applicable Exhibits, Pre-Trial Orders, Motions in Limine, and Appellate Court motions with supporting briefs. Write and file EEOC form 5 charges and response statements filed under Title VII. Conduct and defend depositions representing the legal positions for both Plaintiff and...
Jonathan Marc Cooper
Cedarhurst, NY Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(516) 791-5700 483 Chestnut Street
Free ConsultationAppeals, Employment, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Jonathan Cooper represents businesses and individuals in business and commercial litigation cases including breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, as well as New York child accidents, construction site accidents, and personal injury cases. Mr. Cooper is the author of six books, including "To Compete or Not to Compete: The Definitive Insider's Guide to Non-Compete Agreements in New York," and "When the Schools Fail to Protect Our Kids: A Parent's Guide to School & Daycare Negligence in New York." He has also delivered a number of Continuing Legal Education seminars, including before Lawline, the National Law Institute and NACLE, and has...
Eric Roy
(702) 423-3333 703 S 8th Street
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfPersonal Injury
UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law
Eric Roy is the owner and lead attorney of the Eric Roy Law Firm. Eric graduated from the Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas. During law school, he externed for Roger Hunt, the Chief Federal Judge for the District of Nevada and for United States Senator Harry Reid. Eric has handled hundreds of cases across Clark County. He has gained valuable legal experience working with some of the brightest trial lawyers in the nation. Eric is committed to being an outstanding advocate to his clients and to the community.
Thom L. Cooper
Centerburg, OH Attorney
(800) 798-5297 36 West Main Street
Centerburg, OH 43011
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning and Probate
Over thirty years ago, Thom Cooper created the law firm that would become Cooper, Adel & Associates with the goal of representing seniors in a way that maximized their independence and minimized the stress and burden placed on loved ones. Since then, Attorney Cooper has provided educational seminars throughout Ohio to spread the word about estate planning and elder law. He has helped thousands of seniors and their families find public benefits to protect and preserve their assets. Thom was among the first 19 attorneys in Ohio to become dually certified by the National Elder Law Foundation (NELF) as a...
Chad William Cooper
Shelby, NC Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(704) 470-2440 1157-4 E. Marion Street
Shelby, NC 28150
Charlotte School of law and Elon University
Chad Cooper was born in Fernandina Beach, Florida, but moved to Rutherfordton, North Carolina, where he was raised. Upon graduating Summa Cum Laude from Gardner-Webb University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, Chad was accepted to Elon Law School and was a recipient of the Presidential Scholarship. Upon completing his first year of law school at Elon, Chad transferred to Charlotte School of Law to be closer to home and his family. While attending law school, Chad acquired corporate legal experience through an internship with...
(469) 489-5198 500 N. Akard Street
Dallas, TX Lawyer with 5 years of experience
Business, Estate Planning and Probate
Zac Cooper is an Associate Attorney with the Parvin Law Group that focuses on litigating business, probate, and guardianship disputes, assisting clients to protect legacies built over a lifetime. Zac is energetic about assisting clients with safeguarding what's important: their livelihoods and their loved ones. For those trying to observe a friend or family member's desires after death or to guarantee a loved one receives proper care during life, Zac helps clients with probate and guardianship matters. When it comes to litigation, Zac is a bulldog in the courtroom. He works to protect and defend clients every step of the way...
Charles Horne Cooper Jr
Civil Rights, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
George Mason University School of Law
Chip Cooper's professional career has been devoted to helping people weather life-changing harm. He has been a trial lawyer for more than 30 years and has assisted thousands of individuals and families in their search for answers and quest for justice.
Chip's practice is focused on serious injury and wrongful death cases, regardless of whether the harm occurs as a result of medical malpractice, civil rights violations, or vehicle crashes. He takes pride in being good listener, an empathetic counselor and a skilled and tenacious courtroom lawyer.
Ashley Tate Cooper
Hackensack, NJ Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(201) 487-7171 One University Plaza
Seton Hall University School of Law
Visit Ashley Tate Cooper at www.weinbergcooper.com. Ashley Tate Cooper specializes in providing counsel to clients on all aspects of family law and matrimonial law. She is well-regarded as a leading matrimonial attorney with significant experience with all aspects of family law, including but not limited to, divorce, child custody and support, domestic violence, alimony, among many other issues. Ms. Cooper serves as a member of the American Bar Association, New Jersey State Bar Association (Family Law Section), Bergen County Bar Association and Bergen County IIB Ethics Committee. She is also a member...
Bethesda, MD Attorney with 48 years of experience
(301) 656-7603 4800 Hampden Lane
Appeals, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
Glenn Cooper is the Chair of the firm's Litigation practice and senior partner in our Family Law practice. He frequently appears before federal and state courts at both the trial and appellate levels, and before arbitration panels and professional disciplinary boards. No matter whether he is litigating a matter of a business or domestic nature, Glenn aggressively defends his clients' positions and pursues their desired outcomes. The majority of Glenn Cooper's practice is devoted to complex business, financial, commercial and domestic litigation involving significant business issues.
A number of Glenn's cases have helped shape the current state of the law in...
John Townsend Cooper
Mount Pleasant, SC Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(843) 883-9099 1476 Ben Sawyer Blvd
Business, Maritime, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Charleston School of Law
John Townsend's goal as an attorney at Cooper & Bilbrey, P.C. has always been to help clients get through difficult situations. His consistent objective is to help clients manage their situation, come to a resolution, and move on with their lives and businesses. Prior to attending law school, John Townsend worked as a real estate broker and in the construction field. He holds a SC Real Estate Broker's licence and a SC Residential Builder's license and has civil litigation experience in cases involving admiralty and maritime matters, business disputes, construction issues, contracts, personal injury, and real estate matters. He has...
Lance Alan Cooper
Marietta, GA Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(800) 317-2021 701 Whitlock Avenue, S.W.
Building J, Suite 43
Asbestos, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Nursing Home
Lance Cooper is the founding partner of The Cooper Firm. He practices in all of the firm's practice areas, with an emphasis on product liability cases involving automobile design and manufacturing defects. Prior to forming the firm in March 1998, Mr. Cooper was a partner with the law firm of Cooper Jones & Cooper where he represented plaintiffs in substantial personal injury and wrongful death cases. Mr. Cooper has been lead counsel for plaintiffs in a large number of civil jury trials, including trials against General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Continental General Tire, Toyota, and the Department of...
Chris Roy Jr
Alexandria, LA Attorney with 35 years of experience
(800) 259-9850 1100 Martin Luther King Dr.
Asbestos, Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Chris J Roy Jr Law Corp was established in 1989 by Chris J. Roy, Jr. – Attorney at Law. Chris Roy Jr devotes his practice to personal injury and has more than thirty years of experience in this area. He is a third generation lawyer who understands how a serious injury impacts the lives of his clients.
We understand the worry and stress that comes from a serious injury due to the fault of others.. We know that your family is depending on you for their future and when you are dealing with an injury that future can be very...
Daniel B. Cooper
Bala Cynwyd, PA Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(610) 608-6185 45 E. City Ave.
Free ConsultationTemple University Beasley School of Law
Daniel B. Cooper is managing member of the boutique Delaware Valley law firm, the Law Offices of Kenneth S. Cooper. Daniel joined the practice as a full-time attorney in 2013 after working as a legal assistant in the practice since 2010. Daniel attained his law degree from the Temple University Beasley School of Law in 2013 and is a 2010 graduate of the Pennsylvania State University, where he attained a bachelor's degree in psychology. Both at Temple and at Penn State, Daniel earned Dean's List honors.
As special education attorneys we work to ensure that children receive the educational...
Providence, RI Lawyer
(401) 273-1880 127 Dorrance St
Free ConsultationCriminal, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Mr. Cooper is a Rhode Island & Massachusetts licensed, trial attorney with over 30 years of experience having handled more than 15 murder cases, defended numerous sexual assault allegations, personal injury cases (including auto accidents and medical malpractice), and approximately 2000 drug related cases. Mr. Cooper represents both men and women in divorce actions, child custody and child support cases. He has a very high win rate on trials regarding both criminal and civil matters. Mr. Cooper will usually return phone calls within 1 day. He has a courteous and professional staff who are attentive to all matters handled. ...
Mr Dennis Roger Cooper
Grand Rapids, MI Lawyer with 48 years of experience
(616) 723-0310 1345 Monroe Avenue NW
Retired federal attorney [DoD] now practicing in Caledonia and Grand Rapids, Michigan. Admitted in Ohio, Michigan and Virginia. Web: Cooper.Law Email: Cooper@Cooper.Law Office Phone: 616-723-0310
Ira Cooper
Queens, NY Lawyer with 48 years of experience
(718) 793-1311 80-02 Kew Gardens Rd #300
Collections, Estate Planning, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Ira Cooper graduated from Hofstra Law School and was admitted to the New York Bar in 1975. In addition to his 40 years practicing as an attorney in New York, Mr. Cooper has distinguished himself as a leader in Landlord & Tenant Litigation having formerly acted as the President of the Housing Court Bar Association. Mr. Cooper has also been a Lecturer at the New School for Social Research; a Member of the Civil Court Committee of the New York City Bar Association; a Member of the Landlord/Tenant Committee of the New York State Bar Association; and a Lecturer...
Randi Lavonne Cooper
(310) 691-5189 Los Angeles, 90045
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDivorce, Domestic Violence and Family
American COL
Randi L. Cooper has been a licensed California attorney since 2001. In addition to operating her law practice, Ms. Cooper has utilized her legal experience as a Mediator and Facilitator for the Los Angeles City Attorney Dispute Resolution Program and the Neighborhood Justice Program. She also previously hosted a radio show on KTYM (1460 AM) every Friday morning. The show provided the local community with an informational forum that dealt with everyday legal issues.
Ms. Cooper is community minded and has provided pro bono legal services through the Harriet Buhai Family Law Clinic and the Public...
Dean Fletcher Cooper
Stockton, CA Attorney with 44 years of experience
(209) 957-7928 2453 Grand Cana Blvd
McGeorge School of Law Univ of the Pacific
Dean Cooper is Stockton's Personal Injury Lawyer. In his more than thirty years of representing plaintiffs in personal injury cases, Mr. Cooper has successfully tried and settled countless cases. He has recovered many millions of dollars on behalf of his clients over his career, and continues to this day his fight for justice against the insurance industry and its unearned and undeserved privilege of wealth.
James Allen Cooper Jr
Shreveport, LA Attorney with 31 years of experience
(318) 865-5291 551 Kings Highway
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfPersonal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
Worker's Compensation, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, Medical Malpractice
Gretchen Anne Cooper
Sioux City, IA Attorney with 18 years of experience
(712) 253-3362 600 Fourth Street
An experienced trial attorney with over 13 years of caring for and fighting for her clients. Licensed in all three states of the Siouxland area-Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Past supervisor at a large firm which included a team of DUI/OWI caseload attorneys. Extensive training in trials, including forensic studies. A true advocate for those navigating through the legal system.
Harrisburg, PA Attorney with 30 years of experience
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims and Personal Injury
As an attorney at Schmidt Kramer, P.C., I specialize in personal injury law. Specifically I work with motor vehicle accidents and insurances cases in the Harrisburg, PA area. I'm an active member of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice and had the pleasure of serving as its 2012-2013 president.
Kelli Cooper
(913) 254-7600 142 N. Cherry St.
Free ConsultationOlathe, KS Lawyer with 12 years of experience
University of Kansas School of Law
I was born and raised in the Kansas City Metro area, and I have always been proud to claim this city as my home! After graduating from Blue Valley North High School in 2003, I attended Kansas State University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature in the fall of 2006. While at K-State, I was on the women's collegiate rowing team, a member of a sorority, studied abroad, and was actively involved in animal rescue. I was a "summer-starter" at the University of Kansas School of Law in the summer of 2007....
Ian M. Cooper
Oakland, CA Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(510) 588-1000 333 Hegenberger Rd
Representing injured workers exclusively since 1995.
Herbert Warren Cooper IV
Wellesley, MA Attorney with 31 years of experience
(781) 237-7766 8 Grove St
My practice focuses on assisting small businesses in their contractual, employment, and intellectual property legal needs, guiding couples and individuals through the estate planning process, helping fiduciaries and beneficiaries through the necessary tasks required to wrap up the affairs of a decedent, including preparation of estate tax returns, and assisting buyers and sellers of residential real estate in the purchase or sale of homes and houses.
Ryan William Cooper
(714) 326-5989 4220 Von Karman Ave., Suite 200
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfNewport Beach, CA Attorney with 4 years of experience
Chapman University Fowler School of Law
Ryan handles personal injury matters including but not limited to auto accidents, slip-and-falls, wrongful deaths, dog bites, traumatic brain injury cases, etc... Since being admitted to the California Bar, Ryan has personally recovered over $12,000,000 for his clients.
Employment History: In college, Ryan worked as a clerk for a mid-size civil litigation firm specializing in insurance defense. After his first year of law school, Ryan was hired by a large plaintiff personal injury firm in Newport Beach, where he ultimately spent the first two years of his law practice honing his craft by handling hundreds of diverse personal injury cases. Ryan...
Christian Cooper
(800) 777-6288 28 White Bridge Rd


There seem to be a virtually limitless number of free, quality, and open source penetration tools that come with the Kali operating system. Once you've learned how to use a few of them, you'll find working at the command line much less intimidating and start to get the hang of it.
But one of the problems newbies often have is understanding what each tool is used for. There are so many that it may seem like an insurmountable task to learn them all. However, note that many of them perform similar functions (if not the same), albeit with slight variations. For instance, Kali Linux comes packed with a full arsenal of different types of scanners.
And once you've learned how to use one scanner, it's a pretty simple matter to pick up another and start using it in minutes. Today, however, we're going to be taking a closer look at one such scanner called Vega.
How Is Vega Different from Other Scanners?
Some of the most popular scanners on Kali include NMAP, AngryIPScanner, OS Scanner, OpenVAS, and other similar tools. But each scanner is useful in its own right, though many of them have similar functions.
For instance, both OpenVAS and NMAP are going to be able to detect open ports on the target they scan. However, I'd say that NMAP is more useful when you have direct network access and need to feel around to find hosts, identify them, and start building a reconnaissance profile. Regardless, Vega isn't quite the same as NMAP.
Vega is extremely useful for testing the security of web servers and web applications specifically. As such, it's a great tool to use to identify weaknesses that can be exploited with common web attacks like SQLi (SQL Injection) attacks and XSS (Cross-Site Scripting). It can also be used to scan for and discover sensitive information that wasn't intentionally disclosed on a web service, among other vulnerabilities.
But what's strange about Vega is that, like OpenVAS, it contains a GUI interface. And that makes it infinitely easier for newbies to start using. If you're new to Kali and feel intimidated by the command line, I'd recommend starting with a GUI tool. They may not always be as useful, and let's face it – most of the meat & potatoes of Kali tools operate solely from the command line. Still, it's more immediately gratifying for newbies, and will help them build confidence and put another tool in their penetration testing tool belt.
Though we focus on penetration tools, Linux, and Kali on this site, note that you do have the option of running Vega in other environments. Since the code was written in Java, it ports well to other operating systems. In fact, you can run it on OS X and even Windows. So if you haven't built a Kali (or any other flavor of Linux) environment, you can get by on another system.
Not only can Vega perform routine scanning operations to identify holes and security flaws in web applications, but it also has an intercepting proxy tool that allows you to inspect traffic. In addition, it even has a website crawler, that will comb over the website piece by piece to identify flaws and build a profile of the site.
Interestingly enough, it can even be used to attack SSL connections. Though SSL tunnels are secure and adequately protect data if a secure connection is built, there are ways to attack the process and monitor data as the tunnel is negotiated. If it is done correctly, an attacker can perform an MITM attack and intercept data from an SSL connection. However, note that this attack doesn't truly break SSL encryption. Rather, it takes advantage of a vulnerability during the negotiation process. So don't worry, SSL isn't broken like PPTP.
The Same Old Warning, Again!
If I've said it once, I've said it ten thousand times. I know you probably don't want a lecture regarding the ethics of hacking. But nevertheless, it can't be said enough: do not abuse these tools. It's immoral, unethical, and flat out illegal to start trying to use Kali tools to obtain unauthorized access to computer systems that don't belong to you.
So naturally, don't go out into the real world and start scanning everything you can get your hands on. Also consider that doing so might merit unwanted attention, and attract some very uncomfortable allegations and questions.
One of the great things about Vega is that it's simple to install. It can be downloaded from github for free. The file is zipped, so you'll want to unpack it in a directory from which you want to run the program. If you're feeling lazy, you can unpack it in your home directory.
However, I would recommend that you unpack it in a directory where you commonly run other applications to keep things tidy. Barring dependency issues (it would be a good idea to run an update before proceeding), all you have to do to run Vega is change your current working directory to the folder where you unzipped the file, and the run "./vega".
Remember that you can change your current working directory with the cd command, and you can use the pwd command to print your current working directory in the terminal.
It's pretty simple to run a scan, too. All you have to do is launch the program and click on the "scan" menu in the top left of the window. Then, select "start new scan." The first paramter you need to enter is the target's URL. And since you aren't abusing penetration testing tools, I'll assume that you're scanning a server that you own and control.
For instance, in the "base URL" field, you might enter "www.mydomain.com" and then click the "next" button. There are a myriad of modules to choose from that will help you choose what types of flaws the tool will scan for. For your first scan, you can either leave these settings at their default or add/subtract modules as you please.
On the following screen, just click the "next" button since you don't already have any cookies. Finally, on the next screen, click the "finish" button. The scan will start to execute, so hang on and let Vega work its magic. The scan will continually update you with its progress.
You'll also notice that threats will pop up in the main window. The threats are ranked as high, medium, low, and informational. The idea here is to find flaws in the site without leaving it to guesswork. So, for example, you could scan a domain and find out whether or not the database is vulnerable to SQLi injection attacks, and proceed from there.
Vega is a pretty darn simple tool. Not only is it simple to install and run, but it's simple to use since it doesn't rely on background knowledge of the Linux shell – and you can even run it on Mac and Windows systems.
Just remember that this is more of a reconnaissance tool that will help feel out a server's weak points. In a penetration testing environment, the data can be used to plug up security holes to mitigate the threat of a risk.


Owned media vs earned media—Which should you use to distribute your content marketing?
Online: Your website, mobile apps, blog, email newsletters, ebooks, presentations and/or other email communications.
Offline: Your catalog, handouts, newsletters, magazines, product packaging, and/or correspondence.
In real life: Your retail establishment, conferences and/or other live or online events.
Earned media: Isn't a true media platform at all. Rather earned media is a marketing approach that's akin to word of mouth (WOM). It aims to get people, especially customers, influencers, and other media entities, talking about your company and/or brand.
To better understand how owned media versus earned media works for your business, let's examine them across 7 salient marketing attributes.
Owned media supports your business by extending your brand recognition and thought leadership, earned media attracts a broader audience and enhances your credibility.
Build brand. Extend your brand by incorporating your 360° brand into your content's look, voice and presentation.
Add credibility to your business. Get people to hear your name so they recognize it. Remember that people need to hear something at least 5-7 times before believing it.
Increase traffic. Encourages readers to visit more of your content, hopefully on an owned channel where you can get them to share their email address with you.
The difference between owned media and earned media audiences is the depth of the connection. Further, you can contact your own audience directly without an intermediary.
Have the ability to contact your connections directly.
Encompass a broad cross section of people who discovered your content via social media, word of mouth or the press. While it's got a broader reach, these readers tend to care more about the actual information or the person who referred it to them.
Include press release recipients and readers.
The key difference is that you control the media environment and context for owned media. Since you don't control earned media, it can have added credibility with readers.
Is related to your business and products. It integrates your branding and voice. As a result, it appears to be pushing your agenda.
Varies based on the specific channel or media entity, including social media and personal one-to-one communications. The key element is that you don't control it or the context of your information.
Don't underestimate the cost of owned media content, either direct or indirect.
Created by your staff, customers and/or agencies. Even if it developed within your organization, it has a cost. At a minimum, there's your employee time. It's lower cost than other media options since you're not paying to rent the media.
Leverages other media entities' content creation.
Both owned media and earned media benefit from requiring less resources. Earned media does have the power of third party endorsement.
Is published on your timeframe. You can modify your publishing schedule and editorial calendar if necessary.
Both owned media and earned media have their drawbacks. Owned media's reach can be smaller than needed to get your message across and earned media can be negative.
Tends to have a limited audience. Most organizations lack the resources to build their internal lists.
Can easily be ignored. Don't assume that having someone on your list means that you'll be able to get through. Your communications may be relegated to a junk file.
Can be negative. You don't control the message. As a result, it can be positive or negative towards your organization. Even worse, public opinion can change quickly with one misstep.
Lack ability to schedule interactions. You can't tell when, where or how big the impact of your earned media activity will be.
May not scale to meet your needs.
Resources is a fancy word for expenses.
Requires internal support to build and maintain a house file. Beyond the marketing to entice prospects to join your email list, you need systems and processes to keep it up-to-date.
Needs employees (or budget) to create the information and platform.
Is supported by PR professionals. They can be internal staff or agencies.
Requires listening to what's being said about you and your organization and responding. This translates to monitoring technology and customer support or social media engagement.
May require supporting advertising. Sometimes you need to boost your earned media efforts.
Both owned media and earned media help you distribute your content marketing to the maximum possible audience.
The key difference: You can control the message, branding, timing and context of the information on owned media.
By contrast, earned media extends your reach and provides credibility that your organization needs.
How else do owned media and earned media differ?
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On Saturday, November 2nd, TANA celebrated its' third annual Día de los Muertos Event. The celebration of life and death consisted of danza, music, spoken word, and a series of community altar installations in the gallery. TANA had over 300 people in attendance at the event.
Royal Chicano Air Force member, Juan Carillo, spoke to the remembrance and life of Jose Montoya. Poets Joseph Rios and Javier O. Huerta also spoke of the influence that Jose Montoya had on Chicana/o poetry. Both Joseph and Javier then went on to take the night with their own addition of poems in the line of Chicana/o poetry.
TANA would like to thank all community members who came to the event as well as those volunteered at the event. TANA would like to send a special thank you to all the danzantes who joined in the opening ceremony, as well as all the altar makes, Juan Carillo, Joseph Rios, Javier O. Huerta and Rudy Cuellar for coming and celebrating the return of life on this special evening. Below are some pictures of the event.
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Donner Prize Shortlist Announced
Submitted by amy on April 6, 2010 - 7:39am
Today is a big announcement day in the book world: shortlists for both The Donner Prize and The Griffin Poetry Prize are being released.
Congratulations to the four finalists for The Donner Prize, announced earlier this morning:
The Politics of Linkage: Power, Interdependence and Ideas in Canada-US Relations, by Brian Bow (UBC Press)
Who Owns the Arctic? Understanding Sovereignty Disputes in the North, by Michael Byers (Douglas & McIntyre)
A Thousand Dreams: Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and the Fight for Its Future, by Larry Campbell, Neil Boyd & Lori Culbert (Greystone Books)
Branding Canada: Projecting Canada's Soft Power through Public Diplomacy, by Evan H. Potter (McGill-Queen's University Press)
The Donner Prize was created in 1998 to "recognize and reward the best public policy thinking, writing and research in Canada," according to a press release announcing the nominations.
The winner will be announced at an event in Toronto on April 28. The winner will receive $35,000 and each of the runners-up will receive $5,000.
We'll have the Griffin shortlist for you shortly.
Thu September 24, 2009
Ten Questions with Harry Bruce
Submitted by clelia on September 24, 2009 - 10:18am
Open Book talks to Harry Bruce about his writing, reading and his latest book, Page Fright: Foibles and Fetishes of Famous Writers (McClelland & Stewart).
Open Book: Toronto:
Tell us about your latest book, Page Fright.


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eBay, Yahoo Team Up to Form Japanese Auction Powerhouse
By John S. Webster
December 4, 2007 1:10 PM PT
If you're in the U.S., the next time you place a bid on eBay you'll have new competition from Japan. The online auction giant said Tuesday it will join forces with Yahoo Japan, the largest online auctionsite in that country.
The move is seen as eBay's attempt to expand into the Asian market by working with a local, established entity, rather than go it alone in a vastly different culture from the U.S. The partnership will give sellers a larger audience of bidders, while users gain access to a far wider array of products on which to bid. In addition, many products, such as commemorative CDs and Japanese animation products are not available to U.S.-based eBay users.
eBay, the world's largest online auction site, carries considerable weight in the U.S. and has a growing presence in Europe. However, in Japan, consumers are much more likely to use local businesses, instead of one that's making the leap from overseas, Harry Wang, senior analyst at Parks Associates, told the E-Commerce Times.
"Why not partner with a player that's already established in the market, especially since Japanese consumers have a strong affinity for their own brands? Yahoo Japan also has popular broadband services, including a strong mobile presence, as well as the big market share with its Web site. These are the best known players in online auctions, but the larger company cannot be as nimble as the local one," said Wang.
'Gateway to the World'
Yahoo Japan on Tuesday launched a new auction site called "Sekaimon." The Japanese name translates to "gateway to the world." By using their Yahoo Japan login information, the site will let users bid on items listed on eBay's U.S. site. The site will translate eBay item names into Japanese and help with payments, shipping and customs clearance. Both companies will share the revenue from the new site.
In phase two, scheduled for March, users will see eBay items listed on Yahoo Japan's auction site. Before the end of 2008, items from Yahoo Japan's site will be listed on eBay in the U.S. Users in both countries will be able to bid on all items.
Other Market Drivers
Other market share forces may have spurred the overseas alliance, continued Wang. In Europe, for example, what had been strong growth since eBay established its presence there has since cooled off, said Wang.
"They have been very successful in Germany, but growth has been slowing for them, as it has in the U.S. So they're trying to grow by extending their business model, which has been a success here in the U.S.," he added.
Also, because Yahoo Japan already has become a market force in mobile access to its auction site, bidding on the go is very popular and devices are pervasive among Japanese users, so eBay can capitalize on that market as well.
Continued Growth
The online auction markets are growing in both countries, according to Yahoo. In Japan, it has grown 27 percent over a year ago, and it's now estimated to be at 4 trillion yen (US$36.4 billion). In the U.S., it's up 21 percent, totaling more than $172.7 billion. In addition, eBay said the net revenues from its online auctions hit a record of $1.2 billion in the third quarter of 2007, a year-over-year growth of 26 percent.
Of that, 49 percent came from U.S. operations and 51 percent from international business.
Yahoo Japan has more than 15 million auction items listed daily. Last year, eBay boasted some 1.3 million sellers worldwide who use the company's site as their primary or secondary source of income, according to ACNielsen International Research. The company claims 246 million registered users worldwide in 38 global markets.
eBay has tested the Japanese market before, but it couldn't compete with Yahoo there. In 2000, it set up shop in Japan, but with only some 25,000 daily listings; by 2002 it had pulled out of the country.
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How Much UV Radiation Does Snow Reflect?
Over the coming weeks, days will get warmer, the sun will rise higher in the sky, and backcountry enthusiasts will be out romping in blissful, snowy spring conditions. But consider this: Snow reflects up to 80 percent of UV radiation, which means that your UV dose is close to double what it would be otherwise. (By comparison, grass, soil, and water reflect less than 10 percent; dry beach sand 15 percent; and sea foam 25 percent, according to this UV fact sheet from the World Health Organization.) On top of that, UV exposure also increases by approximately 10 percent for every 1,000 feet of elevation gain.
All that reflected UV radiation is also hitting your body from below, which means that your entire head and face are getting UV exposure. This includes areas normally protected from top-down UV exposure, including the underside of your nose, chin, even the backs of your ears. I've even heard of extreme cases where mouth-panting mountaineers get sunburn on the roof of their mouths from reflected light. And don't forget the increased UV exposure to your eyes; prolonged exposure to high UV levels leads to snow blindness.
So what's the upshot? Lather up with a high-powered sunscreen if you're headed out into the snowy backcountry—and don't be deceived if temperatures are cold or the wind is blowing. Neither has any effect on UV. Make sure to cover the undersides of your nose, chin, and ears. And always have a pair of sunglasses or goggles on hand.
I find the nose the most problematic, especially since it tends to run in cool conditions and all that snot-wiping rapidly removes the sunscreen as well. To combat this, I always carry a high-SPF lip balm and regularly apply it to both my lips and nose. Make sure it's a scent that you like!
For more information on sunscreens and UV exposure, check out my recent article Code Red: Pale is the New Tan.


The Black Death - well, a northern European perspective - is something we covered in school and keeps on appearing in the historic fiction I love. I strongly recommend Karen Maitland's medieval novel The Owl Killers, and the slightly later but still plague insightful The Witches Trinity.
But the bare facts continue to be shocking. Imagine a disease that kills millions. Without any understanding of the transmission routes, no treatments. Imagine the social chaos. The trade routes of shipping lines and the silk road were corridors for the communication of disease. What I didn't know is 'the Black Death' is a term used to describe many different viruses. Prof says that multiple plagues followed the trade routes. So that must have been scarier still: as previously known symptoms are no longer reliable predictors of a disease's progress.
China - population drops from 120m to 80m.
How does any society come back from a blow like that? Crops not planted, and then not harvested. The apprentice system in disarray meaning knowledge has died with the master of that knowledge. Children unparented. Power vacuums. Armies decimated. Abandoned by gods.


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I'm in Edmonton, Alberta, and I'm available for work. I'm a boom op and a mixer, usually doing run-and-gun on microbudget films. I'll be busy on a feature for the last half of April, but I'm mostly open until then. I'm hoping I can pick up some work from this forum. Here's my website: www.gallinger.audio
Dialogue Mumbling: BBC's Nazi Drama SS-GB
David Gallinger replied to VAS's topic in The Daily Journal
I've been calling that the "Hollywood Mumble." It's a serious problem for me. On one occasion I put a GRAY BAND countryman B6 on the back of a guy's earlobe and still wasn't able to get enough gain to raise his voice above -24 dB. The woman acting across from him couldn't tell when he was finished delivering his lines, because his lips weren't moving enough to know when he was talking. It was hilarious; there would be huge gaps after each of his lines, where she was trying to figure out of he was still speaking. The boom picked up NOTHING. It's a problem I've noticed with actors from Los Angeles, although it's starting with Vancouver actors too. Sometimes it seems like they're competing to see who can speak quietest. I hate it! In one film, we shot a scene that was supposed to be in a crowded nightclub with a band playing, and they delivered their lines so quietly that when you watch it, it seems implausible that they'd be able to hear each other in a NORMAL room. It drives me crazy. I want to give them those tiny Phonak receivers, one in each ear, and blast death metal at them over an IFB system so they can't hear themselves or each other unless they speak at a level that doesn't break the audience's suspension of disbelief.
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Blame Canada () — песня из фильма «Саус-Парк: большой, длинный и необрезанный» (авторы Трей Паркер и Марк Шейман), в которой вымышленные родители города Саут-Парк под предводительством Шейлы Брофловски обвиняют Канаду во всех проблемах и плохом поведении, которые появились у их детей после просмотра канадского фильма Терренс и Филлип: Пламенные жопы. Песня иронизирует над американскими стереотипами о Канаде; чувством превосходства, которое характерно для американского большинства; желанием найти козла отпущения перед лицом серьёзной проблемы. Песня вошла в саундтрек к фильму.

Также фраза «Blame Canada» послужила названием для книги Тони Джонсона-Вудса (австралийского академика и специалиста по современной поп-культуре) о «Южном парке» (ISBN 978-0-8264-1731-2). В книге сериал и фильм рассматриваются сквозь призму теории карнавализации Михаила Бахтина и признаются иконой современной поп-культуры.

Номинация на «Оскар»
«Blame Canada» была номинирована на премию «Оскар» как лучшая песня. Это вызвало определённые сложности, так как номинированные песни обычно исполняются во время церемонии награждения, однако в «Blame Canada» есть слово «fuck». Комедийный актёр Робин Уильямс исполнил эту песню с хором, и в момент, когда должно было прозвучать «fuck», хор громко ахал, а Уильямс поворачивался к нему, в конечном итоге так и не произнеся слова. В слова песни были включены упоминания Селин Дион и Брайана Адамса — канадских исполнителей, в своё время получивших «Оскара» в той же номинации (эти строчки были взяты из другой песни того же фильма, «La Resistance»). Перед исполнением песни Уильямс вышел на сцену с заклеенным изолентой ртом и начал что-то бормотать (пародия на стиль речи одного из главных героев «Южного парка», Кенни Маккормика), а затем, сорвав изоленту, крикнул: «О боже мой! Они убили Кенни!» (популярная фраза из сериала).

«Южный парк» не выиграл в этой номинации; награда отошла Филу Коллинзу. Впоследствии Паркер и Стоун заявили, что ожидали поражения от кого угодно, но только не от него, и высмеяли его в эпизоде «Тимми 2000».

Реакция
В песне канадская певица Энн Мюррей называется «сукой» (), однако Мюррей сказала в одном из интервью, что не была обижена на эту строчку (она была приглашена на церемонию вручения «Оскара», чтобы поучаствовать в исполнении песни, однако отказалась по причине плотного рабочего графика). Канадский генеральный консул и бывший премьер-министр Ким Кэмпбелл также говорила, что она не была обижена на эту песню, и что это всего лишь сатира, которая не направлена на то, чтобы обидеть её страну.

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 Исполнение песни Робином Уильямсом на YouTube
 www.songlyrics.com // Текст песни «Blame Canada»

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