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The Real Story of T.Rex Singer Relationship Between Marc Bolan and David Bowie Marc, a pop music program presented by twenty-nine-year-old pioneer glam rocker Marc Bolan, aired its last episode on September 28, 1977. At the conclusion of the night, Bolan and Bowie sang "'Heroes,'" and were about to sign out with an instrumental when Bolan tumbled off stage, much to Bowie's delight. The performance, however, had an elegiac tone since Bolan died in a vehicle accident twelve days before. The journey becomes doubly meaningful, as Rocks Off Mag points out, when we realize that although Bowie and Bolan were pals, competitors, and the godfathers of glam rock, only Bowie managed to develop beyond glam.
But, as always, one thing would rescue them: music. The couple spar over their pre-determined jam session tune (which some name Sleeping Next To You, while others call Standing Next To You) and rapidly become equals in the center of the stage, aggressively strumming their guitars and loving the limelight. The magnificent reunion would end in laughs, however, as Bolan attempted a dance routine and tumbled off the stage, and Bowie laughed. It relieved the tension, and the two of them reconciled later that night over supper. Bowie was on tour across the globe, and Bolan was keen to re-establish himself at the forefront of the music scene with his new album.
Bolan started incorporating amplified guitar lines into the duo's song in keeping with his early rock and roll tastes, purchasing a white Fender Stratocaster adorned with a paisley teardrop design from Syd Barrett. After replacing Took with Mickey Finn, he allowed the electric influences shine even brighter on A Beard of Stars, Tyrannosaurus Rex's last album. It concluded with "Elemental Child," which included an extended electric guitar break inspired by Jimi Hendrix. [9] T. Rex, glam rock, and other genres were popular from 1971 until 1975. [edit]
Tony stated: "It was predetermined that we would collaborate. Marc arrived in the studio [after David invited him] and glanced around, saying, "I'd love to see Tony again."" Any potential collaboration between David, Marc, and Tony, however, never materialized because a short time later - on September 16, 1977 - the 'Get It On' rocker was involved in a car crash with Gloria Jones and was killed instantly when she drove her Mini into a tree, just two weeks before his 30th birthday, while she survived.
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The singer earned a lucrative gig as presenter of a short-run TV variety program with TV network Granada, indicating his impending rise. Bolan booked several fantastic artists for the event, including The Jam, X-Ray Spex, the Boomtown Rats, and Generation X, but there was only one guy for the climax, his old buddy David Bowie. Although the filming had its complications (Bowie directed and coordinated his performance of Heroes, leaving Bolan out in the cold), the performance was an overall success. The ego conflicts emerged when Bowie got absorbed with getting the correct sound for his own performance (perhaps a degree of professionalism that Marc wasn't accustomed to), and Bolan was irritated by Bowies lack of regard for him as the show's presenter. Things became ugly when the Starman's security prevented Marc from even approaching the stage while Bowie continued to work. The duo were scarcely conversing when the recording started.
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This week 38 years ago, Marc Bolan filmed the last episode of his short-lived music series - which, conveniently, was named Marc - and celebrated the occasion by singing a duet with one of his dear friends: David Bowie.
Each had been trying to get into the music industry since they were kids, experimenting with different sounds and genres. The attraction was immediate, and the friendship lasted. They began meeting on a regular basis at La Gioconda, a café in Sohos Tin Pan Alley. Marc began recording for Decca Records and received broadcast on pirate radio stations. He rushed everyone, stating his desire to be larger than the Beatles. And he was for a while.
Steve Harley says: To him, the world was a reflection. He couldn't go by a store window or a fucking bus stop without seeing his reflection in the glass. But I loved it all. So I still miss him today. I can say it with great certainty. I'm describing him as if I can see him right now. It's a bizarre sensation. This essay was first published in Classic Rock #111.
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This Is Not America, Says Pat Metheny Group (1985) Bowie often relied on jazz musicians to propel him ahead, from Mike Garson's avant-garde stylings to Donny McCaslin's experimental skronk. Another soundtrack collaboration, This Is Not America, for the film The Falcon And The Snowman, saw him hook up with Pat Metheny's ensemble and remains chillingly upsetting.
It is still one of Bowies most covered songs, with recent studio versions by Arcade Fire, Prince, Blondie, Oasis, Nico, Depeche Mode, Motrhead, P.J. Proby, LCD Soundsystem, Peter Gabriel, Billy Preston, Janelle Monae, King Crimson, Philip Glass, Kasabian, Magnetic Fields, TV On The Radio, The Wallflowers, and many, many more.
But it wasn't always like this.
6 Marc Bolan towered over the charts despite his little physique and 5ft 4in height as he launched a music revolution known as glam rock. Photographer: Redferns6 'There was nothing exactly like Beatlemania until T.Rextasy,' recalls producer Tony Visconti, who worked with Bolan during his golden years. Howard Pitkow owns the copyright.
Bowie and Bolan described themselves on another, while moving their paintbrushes up and down the whitewashed office walls, with Marc defining himself as a mod first and a singer second. Bowie said, "Marc went me trash shopping." Carnaby Street, the fashion area, was experiencing unprecedented affluence at the time. And instead of replacing buttons on their shirts or zippers on their pants, they'd simply toss it all away in the trash. So we used to walk up and down Carnaby Street, about nine or ten o'clock, and sift through all the dustbins to get our wardrobes together. The duo had met because of their lack of success in the music business. After all, they'd had to whitewash their manager's office to reimburse him. Tony Visconti, who later produced Bowie's Heroes album, once said that Bowie would have done anything for Bolan: "David always admired him." They were like brothers to one other. But, as their relationship grew, so did their different professions, and it was here that problems began to emerge.
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In honor of Marc, watch the final ever show via this YouTube clip: The final show he did before his death is available at the link below. This final episode 6 was filmed on September 7, 1977, but was not shown until after the funeral that same year. The series aired six weekly episodes, beginning on August 24, 1977, and ending on September 28, 1977, with a break. The full episode is available below, and it includes a performance by David Bowie as well as a short duet by Bolan and Bowie, two legends.
According to legend or, at the very least, Rolling Stone, the two met while working as painters for a manager's office at the bottom of the music industry. After introducing himself as "King Mod," Bolan immediately told Bowie, "Your shoes are crap." Later, as Bolan's fame grew and Bowie's career stalled, Bolan invited Bowie to tour with his band, Tyrannosaurus Rex (later, simply T-Rex), as... a mime: "What could make it even more enticing for Bolan? Bowie received boos." Despite this, the two remained friends, with Bowie referencing Bolan in "All the Young Dudes" and using him as a satirical subject in "Lady Stardust": "People stared at the makeup on his face / Laughed at his long black hair, his animal grace."


Combs, Harry. Kill Devil Hill. Discovering the Secret of the Wright Brothers. Photo available. Boston. Houghton Mifflin. 1979. Octavo. Hard cover. Reprint. Illustrated. Foreword by Neil Armstrong. Fine copy (owner name on end paper) in near fine (very light shelf wear) dust jacket (in mylar).
Comer, Colin. Shelby. The Complete Book of Shelby Automobiles. Cobras, Mustangs, and Super Snakes. Photo available. Minneapolis. MBI Publishing. 2009. 256 pps. 4to. Gilt decorated hard cover. Stated first edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Fine copy.


If you've ever been to Mexico or a county fair, you've probably enjoyed the wonders of a good churro. Sweet dough that's fried and then rolled in a cinnamon sugar mixture, churros are crazy addictive and absolutely amazing. While we have tried our hand at making them from scratch – they're surprisingly easy! – we decided to take inspiration from the churro with this recipe, without the hassle of making or frying any dough.
Churro chex mix. So easy and amazing. If you are fans of savory chex mix (gotta love that salty goodness), you have to give this sweet version a shot. The cereals are first mixed in a sweet and sticky, caramel-esque sauce, then covered with a cinnamon sugar mixture and baked to golden perfection. The sweet and crispy finished product will have everyone raving, so try it out and see if it doesn't just become your new favorite!
Preheat oven to 350º F and line 1-2 large baking sheet(s) with parchment paper.
Place cereals in a large bowl and set by your workstation. Combine sugar and cinnamon in a medium bowl and set aside.
Combine brown sugar, butter, and corn syrup in a medium saucepan over medium heat and bring to a boil. Cook, stirring continuously, for 1 minute.
Remove mixture from heat and stir in baking soda, then pour mixture over cereal.
Toss everything together until evenly coated, then transfer cereal to lined baking sheet. Sprinkle cinnamon sugar mixture over the cereal and transfer baking sheet(s) to oven.
Bake for 6 minutes, then flip cereal over and cook for another 2-3, or until cereal is golden brown.
Remove mixture from oven and let cool, then break up cereal and store in an air-tight container.


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Suite Vollard Engravings
Picasso: Suite Vollard Engravings exhibition catalogue presents renowned Spanish artist Pablo Picasso's most important engraving series from the first half of the 20th century. The engravings were a result of the collaboration between Picasso and his close friend, an ardent admirer of his work, an extraordinary editor and also a famous art dealer of the period, Ambroise Vollard. Love, eroticism, passion, nudity, chaos, portraiture and different mythological themes appear in these engravings where not only the topics but also the style and the technique provide insight into the artist's creative universe of the time, the 1930s; when he was at the height of his artistic production. The catalogue includes the Suite Vollard engraving series as well as reviews on these engravings.
Date of Publication: 2010
8 Foreword
Suna, İnan & İpek Kıraç
10 Foreword
Alberto Manzano Martos
Instituto de Cultura Fundación Mapfre
Carmen Caffarel Serra
Director Instituto Cervantes
16 Picasso: Melody and Tragedy
Pablo Jiménez Burillo
General Manger
20 Suite Vollard
Leyre Bozal
Responsible for Collections Fundación Mapfre
74 The Sculptor's Studio
122 Battle of Love or Rape
128 Rembrandt
134 The Minotaur
152 Vollard Portraits
Picasso: Suite Vollard Engravings exhibition presented renowned Spanish artist Pablo Picasso's most important engraving series from the first half of the 20th century.

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Michael McPhail works and trains at the home of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit in Fort Benning every day. Today, however, he won a gold medal, an Olympic quota and nearly broke a World Record for Men's Prone Rifle at the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) World Cup for Rifle and Pistol - talk about having a good day at the office.
McPhail (Darlington, Wisconsin) had all eyes on him during his final string as the Qualification round of 60 shots was winding down. Though he finished .4 points away from tying the World Record, McPhail wrapped the Qualification round with an impressive 631.9 points, garnering cheers and a round of applause of the crowd in attendance.
Fellow American Matt Emmons (Browns Mills, New Jersey) had a strong Qualification round himself, finishing Qualification in second place with a score of 628.2. Emmons had won gold and an Olympic quota at the most recent ISSF Rifle/Pistol World Cup of the season in Changwon, South Korea in April.
Once the pair had entered the Final, McPhail continued to inch up the leaderboard, spending the first half of the Final trailing in second place behind Ole Kristian Bryhn of Norway. As Bryhn started to falter in his final six shots, McPhail continued to shoot strong to take over the lead and eventually, the gold medal.
"[Entering the Final] I thought I'd have a run of a few good shots in a row, and when it finally happened I thought 'It's about time,'" he said.
Bryhn would have to settle for the silver medal and Gagan Narang of India would win the bronze. Emmons was the first athlete eliminated in the Final and finished in eighth place overall.
All of the U.S. athletes in this event: McPhail, Emmons and McPhail's USAMU teammate Eric Uptagrafft (Phenix City, Alabama) survived three Elimination relays yesterday to make it to today's Qualification round. The Elimination round scores had no bearing on today's Qualification and is simply used to narrow the field of 125 competitors to 64. Uptagrafft finished in 43rd place with a score of 621.1.
Hear more from McPhail about this match here: https://youtu.be/AGemVA0q9Zw. Watch the video of the Men's Prone Rifle Final here: https://youtu.be/smvXhfrr3jY.
The first of two stages for the Men's Rapid Fire Pistol event kicked of today as well with Keith Sanderson (Colorado Springs, Colorado) currently leading U.S. athletes in fourth place with 293 points. Emil Milev (Temple Terrace, Florida) is in eighth place with 292 points and Brad Balsley (USAMU/Uniontown, Pennsylvania) is in 30th place with 286 points. Just two points separate first through 10th place. Stage 2 will resume tomorrow morning with Finals later in the afternoon.
USA Shooting athletes winning Olympic quotas will still have to earn the right to compete in the Olympic Games separately. Prior to today in the Rifle and Pistol events, the U.S. has only earned one quota each in Men's Air Rifle, Men's Air Pistol, Men's Free Pistol, Men's Prone Rifle and Women's Air Rifle, with the potential to earn up to an additional 14 for the U.S. prior to the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After McPhail's win today, the U.S. has earned the maximum allotment of quotas (2) for Men's Prone Rifle. More information on selection procedures and quotas for 2015 World Cups and the 2016 Olympic Games can be found here.
Competition continues tomorrow in Men's Rapid Fire Pistol with medals to be awarded in this discipline and Women's Air Pistol.
View and download photos from today's action here: https://www.flickr.com/gp/usashooting/0L3j5v.


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Facebook Live Broadcasting to Open Soon for Verified Profiles
Facebook is about to become a bigger competitor to Twitter-owned Periscope as it begins to offer wider access to the VIP-only Facebook app Mentions and Facebook Live. Up until now, Facebook Live — which allows a broadcaster to start a live video stream immediately, which users can watch in real-time and comment on — has only been available to a handful of high-profile individuals. Previously, Facebook has been circumspect when asked about when more people would have access to Live, which launched on August 4.
According to TechCrunch, when Facebook Live launched, it was only made available to a small group of celebrities who had Verified Pages, including Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Serena Williams, Martha Stewart and Michael Bublé. TechCrunch opines that, "normal users were not given broadcast access [because] Facebook wanted to start with celebrities to teach users what's interesting to stream, and avoid everyone shooting off low-quality 'Hello world/this is my breakfast' broadcasts."
As Facebook Live opens up to more Verified Pages, those who take advantage are likely to be public figures such as entertainers, athletes and politicians, but also journalists.
Facebook Live streams can be saved and viewed later — unlike Periscopes and Meerkat streams — and therefore "adds to Facebook's exclusive video content trove that it can show in the feed to make lucrative video ads seem more natural there."
Facebook is wagering that its scale, says TechCrunch, and "the massive existing followings of public figures on its platform to leapfrog competitors."
Meanwhile, Periscope is not touting its subscription base — 10 million registered users and counting after just four months — but "the sheer volume of video content that users are streaming," says TechCrunch.
How much? Almost 40 years of watch time daily from its iOS and Android apps, which boils down to a bit over 350,000 hours of video streamed per day. Periscope is watching Time Watched metrics rather than monthly users because, TechCrunch quotes chief executive Kayvon Beykpour that "optimizing for DAU/MAU doesn't properly motivate our team to create a product that people love."
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Separator uses to wet magnetic separation of materials which particle size less than 3mm such as magnetite, pyrrhotine, roasted ore, ilmenite, etc, but also used in coal, non-metallic minerals, building materials and other materials in addition to iron operations.
Magnetic separator magnetic system uses of high-quality ferrite and rare-earth magnetic material or from composite, cylinder form for the average magnetic induction 100 ~ 600mT. Based on user needs, it can provide downstream, semi-current, counter-current type, such as a variety of strong magnetic table. The magnetic separator is simple in structure, dealing with large, easy to operate, easy to maintain and so on.
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I was looking back at photos of my October garden from previous years so I could do a comparison with its current state, and found a post from about this time in 2011 that made me realize how much I miss growing this plant: Hyacinth bean.
The original post is here, but I'll include a few of those photos now in case you're not in a clicking mood.
Another reason that I've been thinking about this plant recently is that on Monday we drove past a house in the Benton Park neighborhood of St. Louis and I caught a glimpse of a vine that was growing up the support of a 3-story deck -- it was a hyacinth bean and was all the way to the top! So impressive!
Bees love the fragrant blooms, especially in early autumn, and I do so miss having this grow up onto the deck railing!
Please see the original post from 2011 for many more photos!
The flowers truly are special. Lovely.
Isn't it nice to find fondness once again for a plant you once had?
It is always nice to take a look back and find beautiful things that we can we can add to our tomorrows.
A cool vine which I've never grown. Perhaps next year. Loved the video of the bees enjoying the flowers!


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I'm 37 and just figured out what I want to be when I grow up!
30th November 2018 /2 Comments/in Blog /by sam
We ask kids all the time what do they want to be when they grow up, they may answer astronaut or doctor or teacher and some of they may mean it! We ask again when they're about to choose their GCSE options, the lucky ones will have an aim and know which road they're heading down.
But for so many of us, we have no clue! Or we have a million ideas but struggle to know which one is right.
When I was younger I wanted to be a midwife though my dream was to be a writer but I didn't think someone like me could ever do that. I didn't feel very suppported in making decisions and certainly university was never suggested as an option for me.
I worked for a telesales company, in a bingo hall, in a restaurant and a clothes shop but I was living in and out of the family home, on friends sofas, with my sisters, my aunty, in a shared house and a brief stint in a terrifying flat alone and so life was tough. I started a-levels twice but honestly, it was tough to concentrate on studies when I was working and had zero money and often was just fucking hungry!
I met Timm and then two years later we had our first baby together, for the first time I felt settled and like I had achieved something (even though I was judged for being a mum at 19). I stopped working to be a stay at home mum and then we had Eli two years later and Thom two years after that.
I absolutely adored being a stay at home mum and though sometimes it was tough, I revelled in it and I was damn good at it! When Thom was 2 I decided to train as a masseuse, odd choice maybe but I went with it and really enjoyed it. I worked in a salon and also at festivals providing massage for the bands and singers backstage. I had an absolute blast doing this but I knew it wasn't my forever job.
I then trained as a doula which was amazing and also worked as a breast feeding support worker. This was such a brilliant and special time and I really loved it. Unfortunately I started with a flare up of Ulcerative Colitis and couldn't get it under control. I found it very tough to carry on working whilst basically shitting myself a few times a day. Work wasn't supportive and told me I needed to manage my time better…
In 2010 Timm decided to stop touring, he was a tour manager for arctic monkeys but was away for 9-10 months a year and life was pretty tough. He wanted to go back to his former love of photography and so we set up Timm Cleasby Photography and I worked with him on the marketing side of the business. I took my love of working with babies and even did a few baby photo shoots of my own.
Then everything went tits up in 2013 when I started with the worst flare up of Colitis I'd ever had. After 9 months of medication and being in and out of hospital I had surgery to remove my large intestine and got my first stoma.
I started this blog because there were no uk based bloggers talking about it and after going on a marketing course by KeepYourFork I got the invaluable advice from Faye to write what I knew. It was never meant to be a business and I was totally shocked at how it took off. This filled my time whilst I was too ill to work and obviously I still adore it! I was approached by an agent who asked if I wanted to write a book and I felt like my dream to be a writer was coming true! Unfortunately it didn't come off ( though I still want to make it happen!) but I did start writing for the Metro and magazines.
In 2015 I started working for Scope and I'm still there, I love my job, I feel like I get to make a difference every day and they are an amazing charity to work for. It's perfect for me as I work from home and they not only accept my impairment and the effects of multiple surgeries but they embrace it.
Then earlier this year completely out of the blue I got a phone call that changed my life. BBC Radio Sheffield asked if I'd be interested in auditioning as a presenter and I leapt at the opportunity.
I started my show with my cohost Leesh earlier this year called NowtSoStrangeAsFolk. It was terrifying at first! Not so much the talking but the technical side, I really doubted my abilities and wondered if I'd made a big mistake. But as I settled into it, it dawned on me. This is what I'm meant to do.
I cant even explain how amazing it feels, I adore it!!! I feel completely at home on the air and I've never felt so right, so comfortable, so me. I'm always doubting myself, I always think someone is going to tap me on the shoulder and tell me I'm a fraud, that I'm not good enough. But presenting makes me so happy, comfortable and just right!
And at the grand age of 37, I finally feel like I know what I want to be when I grow up. Presenting is where I feel I should be, it suits me, it feels right and good and I'm starting to believe that I'm worthy.
I would still love to write a book and my blog will always be my baby and something that has my heart. But presenting for the BBC has given me the confidence to actually believe in myself and to dare to think that I can be successful in this.
Whatever your age, whatever your background, know you can make it happen. Believe in yourself and keep pushing, keep trying, keep moving forward. And if you don't know what you want to do then try different things, you never know where every opportunity will take you.
I hope you're enjoying the show, I'd love to know what you think so do let me know.
✌🏽 & ❤
Sam xxx
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Nowt So Strange As Folk – BBC Sheffield
7th October 2018 /0 Comments/in Blog /by sam
So I am a few weeks into my new role as radio presenter on BBC Radio Sheffield, have you heard the show yet?
You can find us at Nowt So Strange As Folk – a modern family life show where we talk about everything from parenting to dating, local community groups to disability and so much more with myself and the lovely Leesh, my amazing co-host. It's all about relaxed laid back chat, lots of laughs, amazing guests and a sprinkling of music to fill your evening.
You can hear us between 7 and 9pm every Wednesday (apart from the odd week when football is on) and I would love to hear what you think!
I am absolutely LOVING it, I have been a guest on radio shows for years now, so I knew I could chat on air but presenting is a whole different ball game! I was nervous about the technical side as well as the skills of presenting live on air, interviewing guests, getting in and out of links etc but BBC Sheffield have totally take us under their wing and given us so much support, training and encouragement. Our amazing producer Chloe has looked after us and guided us into having the confidence to be ourselves, she is awesome, and producer David has been a rock!
I think it's really brave of BBC Sheffield to try something so new, each evening we have new talent, presenters who have been given an opportunity to do something different. Monday nights is Monday Night Social – group chat with some brilliant presenters and guests including our wonderful Lord Mayor Magid Magid. Tuesday is New Traditions with Gregg Russell – a new look at folk music from around the world. Throwback Thursday with Christian Carlisle is next sharing brilliant music and talking to musicians and artists. And then Hello Friday welcomes in the weekend with music and fun.
You can find Nowt So Strange As Folk on twitter and instagram – do get in touch and let us know what you think of the show, we love hearing your messages and will read out as many as possible!
Find all our show on the iplayer here and listen live Wednesdays 7-9pm!
Sam x
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Matron, Medicine and Me – 70 years of the NHS
6th August 2018 /0 Comments/in Blog /by sam
I was thrilled to be interviewed for the BBC's Matron, Medicine and Me which was aired recently. The episode I was on was hosted by Fern Britton who went back to the hospital that saved her life from sepsis a few years ago, there were lots of amazing stories shared about the NHS and if you'd like to watch it again, head over to the iplayer here.
You can see my interview here.
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Love Sam xx
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I have the most exciting news…
So, I have some crazy exciting news that I can finally share with you all, you are now looking at (well, reading from) the newest presenter on BBC Radio Sheffield!!!!
I have a new show starting on Wednesdays from 7-9pm each week, I'm copresenting with a super cool queen called Leesh and we will be chatting life, families, challenges, disability and more and bringing in the most interesting folk in Sheffield and South Yorkshire to share their stories!
I couldn't be more excited or chuffed to get this opportunity, I bloody love radio and have appeared as a guest on so many shows but now I have the opportunity to be on the other side of the desk!
Around 5 years ago, BBC Sheffield presenter Paulette Edwards came and did a talk at my WI (Seven Hills Women's Institute), she talked about how everyone has a story, something interesting and unique about them and I was so inspired by her.
I feel like I've come full circle to get to be a part of the radio station she presents on and totally honoured to become part of the BBC family.
I hope you'll all listen in, the first show is 15th August, the second 29th August and then we'll be weekly from the 5th September.
Ill share links and be asking your opinions, so do stay in touch.
✌🏽& ❤
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The Naked Podcast
11th April 2018 /1 Comment/in Blog /by sam
Last year I got quite an odd phone call. Even for me this was a weird one!
It was a reporter I've worled with a few times for BBC Radio Sheffield asking if I'd be interested in coming on her new podcast to talk about body positivity. Of course I would!!! That's right up my street!
"There's just one thing though Sam… we are recording it naked."
What??!!!
Jenny Eells and Kat Harbourne said they wanted to discuss the subject of nudity to find out why people are so prudish about their bodies and why many people, particularly women, aren't more body confident.
So I thought what the hell! Let's do this!!!
It was really nerve wracking! I turned up and we chatted for a few minutes about themes and then I took myself off into the bathroom to undress, even though I knew we'd all be naked, it seemed weird to strip in front of them!
I came out in a robe and they were wrapped in towels, we sat down and all took a deep breath… then dropped our covers!
At first it was very bizarre! You don't quite know where to put your eyes and feel completely exposed and fairly terrified.
Yet after a few minutes, you kind of forget about it! There was no judgment, I didn't feel that they were sizing me up at all, it was three women sat in the buff chatting. Odd but funnily comfortable.
I think that physical exposure really opens you up emotionally and over the course of an hour we talked about things that brought up a lot of deep down emotion. From my surgeries and scars, to sex, masturbation, how children feel about their bodies and so much more.
Honestly, it was quite a terrifying step to take, but once we started, it was so cathartic and I left on cloud nine!
You can read a bit more about the podcast here.
You can follow The Naked Podcast on Twitter @TheNakedPodcast and listen on iplayer!
I hope you enjoy it!!
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Interview on BBC Sheffield – International Women's Day
7th March 2014 /0 Comments/in Blog /by sam
I was thrilled to be asked to go on to BBC Radio Sheffield to talk about my part in International Women's Day with Experience Barnsley. It was on the fabulous Paulette Edwards show and I had a great time. It was totally nerve wracking but Im so glad I did it and can't wait to go on again!
It was my first ever time in a radio studio and I think you can really hear the nerves for the first half of the interview but I relaxed into it and had a fantastic time. Thanks so much to Paulette!
You can listen to the interview below.
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The new Eliseo S1 features a drop-in Savage Target Action that bolts to a milled aluminum sub-chassis. The prototype retains the factory Savage Accutrigger, and Savage bolt handle. There is a +20 MOA extended scope rail fitted to the top of the receiver, while a fully adjustable CSS (Competition Shooting Stuff) stock with cheekpiece is attached at the rear. Because the mounting socket for the buttstock is part of the chassis, the S1 will allow very short length of pull, so this rifle would be ideal for juniors as well as adults. The S1 prototype uses a conventional barrel with a shoulder, but Gary says the kit will work with a barrel nut system. This means S1 owners can install "pre-fit" barrels using a barrel nut.
Interested? Better tell Santa soon. Eliseo says he expects to have the first S1 production models ready for delivery "by Christmas time". The full S1 kit, with CSS buttstock, will cost $925.00 not including action, barrel, or scope. To place an order, call (714) 630-5734, or email order.info [at] competitionshootingstuff.com .
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Review: More isn't more as Punisher and Elektra join 'Daredevil' season 2
Alan Sepinwall
Senior Television Writer
Superhero movie sequels often suffer from the disease of more: more villains, more costumed sidekicks, more (and bigger) explosions, etc. Some of this comes from an understandable desire to top what the audience saw in the original movie, but often it seems to arise from a fear that the superhero at the center of it all is kinda boring, and needs to be surrounded by as many colorful allies and rogues as possible.
Netflix's Daredevil had a very strong first season with lots to recommend: great fight sequences (particularly the single-take hallway fight), a compelling villain in Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk, and strong supporting performances from Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Rosario Dawson, Vondie Curtis-Hall, and (for an episode) Scott Glenn. What it never entirely figured out – neither under original showrunner Drew Goddard, nor his replacement Steven DeKnight – was what made the title character, played by Charlie Cox, compelling in and of himself. In his civilian guise as blind attorney Matt Murdock, Cox was charmingly soft-spoken – I would absolutely watch a USA legal procedural starring Cox, Henson, and Woll where Matt had no superpowers of any kind – but whenever he suited up, Daredevil was interesting in combat and rarely outside it.
The Daredevil TV writers – now headed up by new showrunners Doug Petrie and Marco Ramirez, both of whom worked on season 1 – are far from the first group to struggle to make the hero of Hell's Kitchen distinctive. Daredevil has gone through long fallow periods in the comics, and his title was on the verge of cancellation when a young Frank Miller gave the book a dark, ninja-filled makeover that has come to define him for most of the decades since, until eventually that approach turned into self-parody. (These days, Daredevil comic stories seem to work best when they go in an anti-Miller direction, like Mark Waid's recent, relatively light-hearted run.) And given that Miller's ensuing similar approach to Batman would in time influence every depiction of the Dark Knight on the page and screen, it can be hard in turn for anyone to make Daredevil seem like anything but a Caped Crusader knock-off. Even the costume introduced at the end of the first Netflix season looked more like a DIY Batman uniform than the classic red Daredevil outfit from the comics.
So it's hard to fault the show for not having a firm handle on its hero in the first season. But rather than step back and see if they can make Daredevil more distinctive in his second go-around, Petrie and Ramirez have instead gone down the traditional superhero sequel route.
Fisk is gone, and two opponents – and, occasionally, allies – from the comics have taken his place: Jon Bernthal as homicidal vigilante Frank "The Punisher" Castle, and Elodie Yung as Matt's martial artist ex-girlfriend Elektra. A lot of time is devoted to building up the two newbies, to arranging a series of interlocking mob rivalries for Punisher and Elektra to intrude upon, and to setting up a rivalry between Matt's law firm and a local prosecutor with a vendetta against costumed heroes. The new episodes (I've seen the first seven) can go long stretches without Matt appearing in either his civilian or costumed identities, and even when he's on screen – particularly in the early, Punisher-focused installments – he often feels like a supporting character on his own show.
Some of this is a credit to Bernthal, who's so confident and focused as Castle – who contemptuously refers to Daredevil as "a half-measure" and "a coward" – that it's no surprise there's already talk of a spin-off series. There's a scene at the end of the fourth episode where Castle talks about the events that turned him into a killing machine, and Daredevil might as well not even be there, given how the force of Bernthal's acting wipes everything else off the screen. At the same time, the show also deserves points for making its third episode an adaptation of a memorable Garth Ennis-written Punisher story, which was entirely about making Daredevil look like a loser, in a way that now gives equal weight to both characters. And the Elektra stories feel a bit more balanced, in part because she knew him first as Matt Murdock, and thus he gets to be more human with her even when he's in the costume (which still doesn't look great, even after a few tweaks early in the season).
But there's just too much flab(*) – too many characters and subplots, and too many scenes that run on and on for no particular reason – on top of the unmistakable blandness of the guy in the red(ish) costume, for Daredevil to feel as satisfying so far this season. Every now and then, there will be a great moment, like the aforementioned Punisher monologue, or Henson's Foggy calming down a violent situation, but on the whole it's too unfocused to entirely work, and has to lean even more than before on the inherent charisma of its actors. (There's a subplot about Woll's Karen investigating Punisher's backstory that doesn't make a lot of sense, but gets by as a delivery system for one of the show's best performances.)
(*) Streaming seasons in general tend to suffer from sagging middle sections, as part of the attempt to treat them less as individual episodes than as 13-hour single stories, but that feeling sets in earlier than usual here.
The staged combat remains excellent, of course, as Daredevil and Cinemax's Banshee keep operating on an action level above anything else on TV. In particular, there's a fantastic sequence near the end of the third episode where production obviously decided they had to top last year's hallway fight, and did so. For a few minutes, the new season's more-is-more ethos actually pays off. Mostly, though, the new batch feels lesser than the more streamlined show we got in season 1.
Alan Sepinwall may be reached at sepinwall@hitfix.com
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Burgess Petcare is a family-owned company that produces market-leading pet foods from their Cherry Tree Mill plant near Goole. They have undertaken a number of projects to minimise their impact on the environment and reduce costs, ranging from stringent auditing and maintenance of their drains and pipes through to the achievement of zero landfill in March 2012.
A major project undertaken was aimed at the reduction of gas use and attendant emissions. Enersol Flomar undertook a detailed survey of steam traps, pipe & valve insulation, pipework design & efficiency and identified a number of areas for improvement, fairly typical of similar installations.
A further recommended element was an improvement to the monitoring and measuring regime so that Burgess could not just see exactly how well the plant was performing, but which would enable them to identify problems such as defective steam traps at an early stage.
The programme was carried out, and included the replacement of failing steam traps, new high-performance insulation jackets which were custom-made for the plant.
Another initiative was the installation of extra 'drop out' pockets which enabled excess condensate to be removed, thereby reducing the risk of waterhammer and its attendant dangers to both plant & personnel.
Finally, a new ethernet-enabled monitoring and metering system was installed which enabled the Burgess energy team to log in at any time and see the plant's performance in real time. The system paid dividends immediately in that the team identified that their weekend shutdown was anything but – the plant was 'ticking over' redundantly and at considerable expense.


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Liverpool Care Pathway Review: Statement from the Anscombe Bioethics Centre
Tuesday, September 10th, 2013 @ 11:24 am
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"The Director and the Governing Board of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre have agreed a statement welcoming the publication of the independent review of the Liverpool Care Pathway and noting the clarity of its key findings that 'plenty of evidence received by the Review shows that, when the LCP is used properly, patients die a peaceful and dignified death. But the Review panel is also convinced, from what it has both heard and read, that implementation of the LCP is not infrequently associated with poor care.'
"The Anscombe Bioethics Centre endorses all the recommendations of the Independent Review, including the recommendation that the LCP should be replaced by an 'an end of life care plan for each patient, backed up by condition-specific good practice guidance'."
Full Statement
The full text of the statement can be downloaded in the top right-hand corner of this article.
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Bishop Sherrington: Abortion statistics present "an increasing and terrible human tragedy"
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The quintessential tiger territory of Kanha National Park is situated in the heart of India , in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The forest supports lush vegetation of Sal and Bamboo trees and is dotted with several meadows and savanna fields. The park is known the world over for its diversity of flora and fauna. Besides supporting a healthy and proliferating population of the Bengal Tiger , the park also supports the only surviving species of Barasingha- the hard ground swamp deer. Other mammals such as Leopard , Sloth Bear , Gaur , Sambhar , Spotted Deer and the Blue Bull are also found. Kanha is also home to many bird species that resident as well as migratory – the paradise flycatcher , Brahminy Kite, Egyptian Vultures , Indian Pitta , Grey Hornbills and Storks amongst several others.
The park is spread over an area of approximately 2000 square kilometres around 950sq metres of which is core area and the rest is buffer. One can visit the park throughout the year as each season brings its own unique flavour to the land , however , the park is closed during the Rainy season of Monsoon ( roughly from mid july to early September, subject to variation). In the summer months ( late April till mid july ), the days are very hot and the nights quite warm. The winter months last from late November till the end of January and are characterised by pleasantly chilly days and cold nights. Monsoon months are a great time to try and get to know the local community traditions up close. People can go for community visits , art and craft workshops, adventure hiking , trail biking and birdwatching. The meaningful sustainability of the wildlife conservation efforts is supported by the efforts of several interdependent stakeholders viz. the government forest department, the wildlife tourism supporters , local indigenous communities and everybody else who is directly or otherwise associated with the wider ideals of nature protection . They support using new technologies for wildlife studies , involving the local communities and seeking their active contribution and inviting subject field experts to enhance and apply the existing knowledge and the subsequent learning. Kanha remains a land of true mystique and bountiful surprises. We should do our best to conserve its blissful serenity for the generations to come.
There are a number of other trains from Delhi / Mumbai and other parts of the country to the closest railway station "Jabalpur" . Complete detailed information is available on www.indrail.gov.in and www.irctc.co.in For last minute tickets on most trains the Indian Railways charges a small premium, the scheme is known as Tatkal. The Indian Railways also have a special quota on most trains for foreigners and Defence personnel.


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6 Big SEO Challenges You'll Face in Your Career
SEO Career
Like with any career field, becoming an SEO professional has its fair share of challenges. As you navigate the industry of search engines, you'll encounter having your strategies and campaigns work exactly the opposite as expected. There'll be times when you'll have to tackle tasks like you're juggling plates while in the water. There'll also be technical issues arising that would be out of your control.
These situations are inevitable. However, the way you approach and overcome these hurdles will make or break your career as an SEO freelancer.
That's why we've rounded up the six common challenges an SEO professional like you will likely face in your career - from managing expectations to choosing the right tools. By knowing what to expect during your career, you can prepare and tackle them with ease.
1. Managing client expectations
Many people, including businesses, have developed misconceptions about SEO that it's a fast-track approach to achieving the results they want. That after a few tweaks in on-page elements or posting some content on the site, the higher ranking will come anytime soon.
It's up to you, the SEO specialist, to keep their expectations realistic. When discussing with a potential client or quoting your services, never make overt promises. You'll tend to under-deliver and affect your reputation this way.
So before you get into an agreement or deal with a client, be transparent. Let them know how long it will take you to attain the results they want and the strategies you'll use to do so.
Educate them on the basics of SEO, too - how it works, the general strategies you use, the usual time frame for achieving the objectives, and even the ideal budget for the scope.
Aside from the work expectation, make sure to discuss and set expectations regarding communication and the workload. Inform the client of your work hours, discuss your preferred communication channel, and ensure you both understand the services you'll be doing for them.
Once you've set these expectations with your client, you can expect better working relationships and more satisfied clients in the long run.
2. Balancing tasks
SEO isn't like content writing or social media marketing. It branches out into different subcategories. You could be doing keyword research, competitor analysis, social media optimization, and a whole lot more. And let's not get started with the weekly monitoring of metrics and unexpected issues popping up like jumpscares on a horror movie.
There'll be a time when you'll be challenged to finish everything under your to-do list without compromising output quality. For that, you'll need to have a concrete project and time management system to get you through.
Thankfully, there are project and time management tools today that can help you get through the burden of your workload. Tools like Asana, Trello, and Basecamp are built to assist freelancers like you to plan, organize, and track the progress of your projects. You can also use time tracker software to manage your time for each task efficiently.
As you move forward with your career, document your strategies and discoveries on project management strategies. When you grow from a one-man army to a team of SEO experts, you'll want to onboard everyone on the same flow and pace of efficiency to deliver the best results to your clients.
3. Figuring out the cause of an unexpected ranking drop
You could have winning content, optimized pages and social media profiles, and a site that loads faster than lightning and still encounter an unexpected drop in ranking. You can't automatically point your strategies at fault, but still, it could be a bummer to know that your efforts were not enough to remain at the top.
In cases like this, it could be traced back to unexpected search engine algorithm updates. Sometimes, it could be minor technical issues. Or it could also be on a client's side (like slashing their budget or transfer of ownership when they've sold the site).
Whatever the root cause may be, it's up to you and your problem-solving skills to pinpoint the reason behind your dethronement. Once you've located the problem, you'll need to act fast to adjust your strategies and adapt them to new changes.
4. Keeping up with SEO trends and updates
Speaking of algorithm changes, it's imperative for SEO professionals like you to keep up with the latest in the industry.
You've probably heard this a million times now, but SEO is an ever-evolving field. The ranking factors we value today may not be the same ones in the next algorithm update.
If you're thinking that it's one heck of a challenge on your SEO career, you're not alone. In a Twitter poll question by Search Engine Journal, 20% of SEO professionals say that keeping up-to-date is one of the biggest hurdles in their career.
Staying in the SEO loop is easier said than done, but thank the heavens for SEO blogs, resources, and online communities for being great sources of what's popping in the SEO world today. You can follow these trusted sources for your updated dose of SEO:
Google Webmaster blog and YouTube channel
Moz's Google Algorithm Update History
Social media sites (particularly FB groups, LinkedIn, and Reddit communities)
5. Getting too attached with vanity metrics
We consider top rankings as the ultimate goal, the peak of the mountain. But in reality, clients don't care about their site's position on search engine results. What they care about the most is the effect of ranking at the top.
While they'll always appreciate your discussion of top rankings and high traffic volume, they would always care about the results first. So when monitoring the progress of your SEO campaigns and strategies, look beyond the vanity metrics. Instead, focus on how a high ranking or a lower bounce rate can bring your client closer to securing those sales or clients.
6. Investing in the right tools
Thanks to the innovative minds of people today, more tools and software have spruced up to alleviate the burden of our SEO responsibilities daily. There are tools for automation, keyword research, competitor analysis, content scheduling, invoicing, and customer relationship management, to name a few.
At first glance, the variety of choices seem like a godsend. Many options mean more chances of winning, right?
Well, it is, until you find yourself deciding which tools to invest in that will prove a bang for the buck. Should you choose this tool because of the cheaper plans, or that one because of one unique feature?
You can read reviews and feedback from other users to find out which tool to invest in, but in the end, it all depends on the level of your needs. If you're still a small-scale freelancer, it's okay to settle with the free ones in the meantime. But as you grow, you'll need to bring out some moolah to enjoy a more automated workflow process.
It's all about being ready.
Whether you're a starting freelancer or the next Brian Dean in the making, challenges will come to test your skills and wits as an SEO professional. It all comes down to how you handle these obstacles with poise.
While there's a multitude of situations that may arise, these six SEO challenges are the most common ones you'll encounter along the way. By preparing for what lies ahead, you can conquer these obstacles like it's child's play!
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A Talk With Fran Hale, VP Sales & Marketing at Brave Bison (EMEA)
Fran Hale, VP Sales & Marketing at Brave Bison (EMEA) joined our Q&A session.
One day a musician, and the next she becomes the VP Sales & Marketing at Brave Bison. See the details of this impressive career journey and Fran's insights about diversity, ecosystem and more in the digital marketing industry:
1. Can you tell us about your personal journey and your current position at the agency?
I trained as a musician, which means that entertaining people has always been a passion of mine. My career choices have therefore been informed by a desire to work for companies that create and curate entertaining content for their audiences. This led me to take on roles at pioneering social music platforms Myspace, Last.fm, Mixcloud and then Vevo, where I was Head of Sales for the UK & International business. I've been fortunate to have had some very supportive colleagues and managers throughout my career to date, all of whom have helped me on my personal journey – and this continues to be the case at Brave Bison, where, as VP Sales & Marketing, EMEA, I lead the team that delivers social marketing strategies for our clients and partners. The fact that I get to work with great people to create engaging social content that audiences love certainly appeals to the entertainer in me!
2. How diverse is your team? Do you believe agencies should take further actions to diversify their teams?
The Senior Management team at Brave Bison has a 50/50 gender split and we are proud to have a diverse team across the entire agency. Diversity and social responsibility is a priority focus of our business and we have a dedicated team that regularly meets to agree initiatives in this area. There is always more to be done, though. There's a responsibility for every agency to ensure they are doing all they can to promote a diverse and inclusive workforce and I think this is particularly pertinent in creative content businesses, where there is a need for all audiences to be represented in the content they engage with, which can only be achieved by a team that is diverse in itself.
3. Do you think there is a gender gap in the digital marketing industry? If yes, what are the main reasons for that?
The gap is slowly becoming less pronounced, with some outstanding female talent in leadership positions in digital marketing, but it certainly still exists. I think the main reason for this is legacy. The remnants of a male-dominated industry are still evident in places, but I'm confident that this will continue to change, given the waves of fresh and diverse professionals coming up through the ranks.
4. How can we support the next generation of female marketers entering the digital marketing industry?
The phrase "empowered women empower women" is very apt here; future female marketers need to see themselves represented in leadership positions within our industry in order to feel confident of the opportunities available to them. Mentorship is equally important – it is our responsibility to ensure that we use our experiences to provide learning and support for the next generation.
5. Considering the industry dynamics, do you think it's more challenging for women to become leaders in the digital marketing ecosystem? Why/why not?
I'm not sure whether it's more challenging for women to become leaders in digital marketing, but when a woman is a successful leader gender is definitely referenced far more frequently than it is for her male counterparts. I'd love to get to a point where women leaders aren't referred to as 'female CEO', 'girl boss', or 'she-EO', all of which assume male dominance. To my earlier point about the gender gap, this is heading in the right direction but there is still a way to go.
6. Who has been an inspiration to you in your life and why?
As I mentioned, I have been lucky to have benefitted from a number of supportive managers – and, more than that, many supportive male managers – in my career to date. It's crucial that men are our allies in driving gender equity in the industry and an inspiration of mine is one such man. James Cornish, VP International Sales at Vevo, has twice been my manager and has been a hugely important advocate for my career. His support and guidance over the years has helped me believe in my abilities – and I hope that, in turn, I can provide that kind of inspiration for the teams that I lead.
7. Why do you think your agency stands out from other digital agencies?
It is a pleasure to work for an agency where every team member has such a genuine passion for the work we are doing. Brave Bison stands out because not only do we deliver world-class social strategies for our clients, we also do it for our own brands and have done for more than a decade. This is fairly unique in the industry; we practice what we preach and have a team of the most dedicated and knowledgeable social media experts doing it.
8. How does being a DAN member contribute to your agency's success?
Being a DAN member provides us with invaluable access to a relevant audience and gives us the opportunity to widely showcase our extensive expertise and capabilities.
Bonus: What has been your favorite lockdown activity to do at home?
One of the most fun things I've done during lockdown has been a series of 'virtual Disney singalongs' with my little nieces and the children of my friends. Playing the piano and singing Disney classics over Zoom while they join in and dance around their living rooms was a first for me – and couldn't help but put a smile on my face.
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Interest rates might have gone up lately in Canada, but objectively, they are still very low. Why not use it to your advantage while it's still there? By paying less towards interest, and paying down more of the principal, the sooner you can borrow against the property to start building a portfolio of properties. Downtown Toronto has many great condo units to start building a real estate portfolio but if these condo prices are still out of your reach, start small and buy what your budget can afford. Expand your horizons and search for lucrative opportunities across the whole GTA where properties can be still be found at $300,000. The best piece of advice I received 17 years ago was to buy at least one property a year and to buy what I could afford at that time. Over time, real estate will appreciate and in time you will definitely come out ahead!
Investors always look forward to the appreciation of their property, but getting there means initially spending money. Toronto has seen some great gains in property values and continued demand forecasts for strong growth in both rental and sales going forward. However, with its high rental rates and positive price growth, comes one drawback with Toronto properties. You must take into account the dual Land Transfer Taxes as it will drain a percentage of your budget. If you are thinking about doing quick flips of buying and selling properties, then Toronto is not the market for you as typically you will need to hold onto a property for a few years to take advantage of any gains. A short-term goal and perspective is to have the property generate income with positive cash flow. You can use this to pay down the property quicker or use it to build up your portfolio.
What kinds of properties generate major cash flow and where to find them are the two questions you should start from. Properties in high traffic locations rank high, as well as those close to major facilities and transportation. Narrowing down the search to areas that are nearby major businesses, hospitals, universities, etc. is a good start. Vacancy rates in such locations range from very low to none which means that demand will continue to be strong for both rental and property value.
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Your in-car attention is media's next battleground
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Uber has always been a bit of a wild card in local advertising. It knows where you're going and where you've been, which has bred speculation about delivering local ads. And consumer buying intent is arguably heightened when Ubering about town.
But I've been skeptical about Uber actually delivering ads — the company is careful not to jeopardize a large primary revenue stream with a marginal one. Ads could diminish the rider experience at a time Uber is blitzing user growth.
But for a company with such rapid revenue growth — though still unprofitable — it will need to build incremental revenue to maintain growth when its core business matures. And it's planting those seeds already.
A few recent moves have begun to triangulate how Uber could do this. It will be all about enhancing the in-ride experience, then, down the road, an ad model. And that won't involve in-car signage or digital displays, as some have speculated.
Instead, it will be where our attention is already fixed during Uber rides: staring down at the warm glow of our phones. My prediction is that Uber will monopolize that time through personalized and premium content that's served through the app during rides.
The beginnings of this strategy can already be seen in its recent UI update. The under-recognized feature of that update is what I'm calling "ride mode." It takes over the app while a trip is underway, including maps, ETA and other useful info.
Some of that already existed, such as a map, but the new UI creates a more tangible portal with options and in-ride utilities. The next step will be content deals that give riders free access to otherwise paid content for the duration of their ride.
Like it did with in-ride Snapchat custom filters, this will involve deals with the likes of Netflix and Spotify, highlighting content that fits your trip duration. Think: Southwest's "bring your own device," versus a NYC taxi's slimy and outdated touchscreens.
The components of an in-car media future are materializing.
Stepping back, this is all bearing toward convergence with another key movement: self-driving cars. A key part of that movement — along with AI and computer vision — is innovating the in-car experience for when you're no longer driving. "If you think about it as an extension of your house or office, you're going to have more screen real estate to explore things," HERE VP of Product Nicholas Goubert recently told me. "To me that's the evolution of autonomous driving."
The time this unlocks will grow the media consumption pie — now about 12 hours per day — for the first time since the iPhone hit the streets. An additional 52 minutes per day (the average U.S. round-trip commute) will represent a media and monetization land grab.
Uber's in-ride mode is one claim to that territory — a content-rich Trojan horse to get us hooked on premium content before wheeling in the ads. That could involve behaviorally targeted branding, as well as ads that steer you toward local haunts.
It's already shown signs of this: Its new restaurant guide spotlights top destinations in Uber's most active cities. This was not only an experimental move but a PR one — to get the world ready for data-fueled local suggestions.
Whether it's Uber or someone else that dominates the land grab for newly unlocked media time, the components of an in-car media future are materializing. Today it's smartphones; tomorrow it will be VR headsets, as well as holographic media and AR.
"We're working with car OEMs to have heads-up displays in the car," said Goubert. "We see that more and more in the [request for quotes] from manufacturers. So that's something that's already happening and will be throughout in the market in 2017."
Disclosure: The author has no financial stake or relationship with any of the companies mentioned.


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Redcoats and War Crimes
By Stephen Brumwell
May 19, 2017 4:38 pm ET
In the early hours of Sept. 28, 1778, several hundred British redcoats stealthily approached the village of Old Tappan, close to New Jersey's border with New York. Their commander, Maj. Gen. Charles Grey, had ordered them to remove the flints from their muskets to minimize any risk of gunfire that would rob them of surprise as they closed in upon their objective, a Continental Army cavalry regiment billeted in barns nearby. But their long, lethal bayonets were fixed and ready for use. The Americans, believing themselves among friendly inhabitants and safe from attack, were taken unawares when the British burst in. Half asleep, dozens were bayonetted or clubbed with musket butts before they could reach for their weapons and defend themselves. Others who tried to surrender fared no better and were likewise skewered or, in the words of a British officer, "knock'd on the head." Before the bloodshed ended, more than 70 had been killed, wounded or captured.
But as Holger Hoock shows in his "Scars of Independence: America's Violent Birth," the events of that bloody night also resonated long afterward. Shocked at the "massacre" of an elite unit that included the young sons of many prominent Virginian families, Congress swiftly authorized an investigation to document the unwarranted brutality of the British. Its report, conducted to forensic standards and complete with the harrowing depositions of wounded survivors, was widely printed in Patriot newspapers as part of a sophisticated propaganda campaign to prove what Congress called the "savage cruelty" of the British Empire. Mr. Hoock views this as a prescient precursor of later efforts to exploit "war crimes" in order to "control the narrative" and claim the "moral high ground" in a conflict.


Unless you have been hiding in a great big hole for the past few weeks, you are probably aware that the Footballing World Cup kicked off this week. And that got us thinking, why IS football such a beautiful game? So we decided to ask some of our local legends why they love football so much. We recently caught up with Foyer's hottest footballing prodigy, still buzzing from the confirmed news that he'll be heading to Chile in October for the Homeless World Cup, we asked Kenny Flood What does football mean to you?
Football means a lot to me, it keeps me active, fit and is one of my hobbies to carry out. I started playing football on the streets at the age of 9 and quickly found my natural position to be goalkeeper. I played my first match at 10 for my school in a cup where we got to the final only to be beaten 2:1 by St. Pats. I got a lot of praise for my performance and my friends brought me to play for Wolfhill U11's where I played until the club folded a few years later. I played Gaelic for a while but my love for football was too strong so stopped playing when I was 14. I played for St Marys until I was 15 but stopped playing due to my strong involvement I had with drugs and anti-social behaviour. I played street football until I was about 16 or 17 but stopped altogether because I thought taking drugs was more fun, however this was a big mistake.
After four or five years out of the game Gavin from Bytes approached me and asked if I wanted to come for a kick-about. After Gavin saw me play he noticed some talent and brought me along to the Homeless league on Fridays. This was a big step for me as I had been out of the game for so long. After I started football I began to really turn my life around – I got off all hard drugs and started putting my head down. I started playing 11 a-side on Saturdays thanks to Gavin and this helped me greatly as football on Friday and Saturday gave me the strength to stay off drugs and provided something more positive to fill my time with.
In early 2013 I had trials to go to the Homeless World Cup, unfortunately I did not make the squad that time. Usually I would have given up at this stage but I didn't, I kept going and in early 2014 I again got trials for Northern Ireland which I successfully made the squad for the Homeless World Cup which will this year be in Chile. This means an awful lot to me and is the best opportunity in my life so far. I just have to be thankful to everyone who believed in me and pushed me along in the right direction and gave me this opportunity for this I am very thankful. I'm so excited to be going, for the next few months every time someone says the word Chile a big smile comes across my face!
As for the current World Cup competition, Kenny couldn't decide on one favorite so tips Argentina, Brazil or Germany to take the top prize, with Belgium labelled his surprise package to lift the much coveted Jules Rimet in 2014.
*In light of the World Cup mania that is gripping the nation, we have started a fantasy league online with The Sun – If you're interested in joining speak to Bryan Murray, Belfast Foyer apprentice.


NHS under mounting pressure – There is an increasing awareness that the National Health Service is under mounting pressure today as winter pressures on the service are proving to be the most difficult for some years. In fact, according to media reports, more than four in 10 hospitals in England declared a major alert in the first week of the year as the health service came under increasing pressure.
Nurses in Accident and Emergency Departments and Acute Admissions Units across the country are finding pressure on services and beds a constant issue. Long trolley waits in A&E are increasing with many patients waiting in excess of 12 hours.
A number of professionals working in Health and Social care have written to the Prime Minister asking for cross party dialogue to try to resolve the crisis in funding.
Whilst the challenges of an ageing population are not unknown simply increasing levels of inexperienced staff is not the answer. Surely the answer must lie in asking those staff at the heart of services how to implement change and develop more joined-up thinking between care services.
Last week The Red Cross went as far as saying that the NHS was facing a "humanitarian crisis" however the Prime Minister suggested this was 'irresponsible' and 'overblown'.
The fact however remains that with pressures are mounting on staff, sometimes the best care simply cannot be achieved and mistakes are more likely to be made. If you have made a mistake at work under pressure and a complaint has been made then contact us. We can help.
NHS under mounting pressure, strain mounting on staff, and sometimes the best care simply cannot be maintained. Here, mistakes are more likely to be made."
NHS under mounting pressure – has your performance been affected?
Nurses and midwives facing allegations relating to their fitness to practise often feel isolated and extremely anxious. Are you are a registered practitioner facing issues with registration? Have you had a complaint made against you? Are you facing allegations about your ability to practise or have been referred to NMC for investigation? If so, we can help. We have years of experience appearing before a variety of tribunals and have represented numerous nurses and midwives working in a full spectrum of clinical settings.
Contact us if you have made a mistake at work whilst under pressure – we can help.


Discontinuing the use of prednisone suddenly can cause serious side effects in your pet. Weaning should be a gradual process.
Prednisone is a corticosteroid administered in the treatment of a number of conditions including allergies, adrenal gland deficiencies, joint diseases, as an immune system suppressor and more.
The use of prednosone has many beneficial effects, but stopping treatment at once is dangerous. It can cause Cushing's Disease (too much cortisol released), Addison's Disease (too little cortisol released) among the side effects.
Symptoms of Cushing's Disease include increased thirst, urination and appetite, lethargy, muscle weakness, hair loss, diabetes, frequent UTIs (urinary tract infections),pancreatitis, etc. Addison's Disease can produce fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, muscle pain,etc.
Weaning your pet off prednisone can take several days or up to 2-5 weeks, depending on original dose and length of time on medication. Your veterinarian may choose to halve the dose or administer the dose every second day or both over a period of time. The dose is lowered until it is stopped.
Be sure to follow your vet's instructions as given. Failure to do so can seriously affect the adrenal glands. If you notice anything unusual about your pet, notify your vet ASAP.


As executive director of Grace Covenant Ministries (GCM), Thomas "Tommy" Miracle reaches out in Jesus' name to young people and families in the Annville area of Kentucky. GCM administers summer Bible camps, after-school programs, thrift stores, marriage seminars, gym ministries, and the Barnabas Home shelter for boys.
Tommy works with volunteer groups, overseeing the addition project on Hacker Gym and the rehabilitation work on Lincoln Hall. He is the Manager of Campus Operations. Tommy is excited about the future of AI/GCM. He will be concentrating his efforts on ways that will enhance the organization's role in the community and remaining financially viable.
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