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DHL Stormers in Stellenbosch: All you need to know
The DHL Stormers start their Vodacom United Rugby Championship title defence on Saturday when they take on Connacht in Stellenbosch.
There will be a beertent with a big screen on the fields next to the stadium which will open at 12h30 for all those with a match ticket. Gates to the stadium will open at 13h00.
The Springboks' Castle Lager Rugby Championship match against Argentina at 17h05 will be shown on the big screen at the beertent.
The first 500 students to show their student card at the beertent will get one free Castle beer.
The Heritage Day match against the Irish side will kick-off at 14h30 on Saturday at the Danie Craven Stadium, with tickets available only online from Webtickets and no tickets on sale at the venue. CLICK HERE to buy your tickets now.
There will also be a free Powerade with every purchase of every burger and chips combo from Burgerworld.
There are strictly no fires or consumption of alcohol allowed in the parking areas around the stadium.
Directly after the Vodacom United Rugby Championship match the Western Province Rugby Football Union Super League A and B Finals will be held at Danie Craven Stadium.
Helderberg will play St Georges in the Super League B Final at 17h00 before False Bay take on Durb-Bell in the Super League A Final at 19h00.

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Q: How can I do a sequencer view? I am writing and app which should allow the user to position sounds on a scrollable timeline (track):
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When you hit "play" in the app, a cursor will move from left to right and will trigger sounds at the respecting time.
it should be possible to have more tracks in parallel:
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Since the tracks can be long, the view should be scrollable. Now I wondered if there is a component/library out there which I could use to save some time of writing a custom view from scratch.
I thought about using a horizontal staggered recyclerview, but I am not sure if this would work.
I am solely concerned about the UI part here.
Great things to have would be:

*

*Scrollable

*Drag and drop support

*Zoomable

*Support for a moving cursor (to see the current play position)

Do you know of any components which would allow me to build on top..?

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DESCRIPTION: General dentistry is the branch of medicine that is involved in the study, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disorders and conditions of the oral cavity and of adjacent and related structures and tissues.
Our approach to dentistry has allowed us to develop a unique reputation as a premium Dental Practice in lachine, serving families across generations, and developing lifelong relationships with our patients. As families grow, our Dental Practice is able to accommodate your family's dentistry needs, and our dedicated team of Dentists and Dental Hygienists are committed to serving you and your family, today, tomorrow and in the future.
A sealant is a thin, plastic coating applied to the chewing surface of molars, premolars and any teeth with deep grooves. Very often dental decay begins in these deep grooves. Teeth with deep grooves are hard to clean and are very susceptible to decay. A sealant protects the tooth by sealing deep grooves, creating a smooth, easy to clean surface. Sealants can protect teeth from decay for many years, but need to be checked for wear and chipping at regular dental visits.
A filling is used to repair a tooth that is affected by decay, fractures (cracks) or worn teeth. The decayed or affected portion of the tooth will be removed and then filled with a filling. There are many types of filling materials available, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. You and your dentist can discuss the best options for restoring your teeth. Amalgam fillings, along with composite (tooth colored) fillings, are the most widely used today. Dental restorations are not permanent and may someday need replacement. They are very durable, and will last many years, giving you a long lasting smile.
Custom-fitted mouth protectors are individually designed and made in a dental office or a professional laboratory. First, your dentist will make an impression of your teeth and a mouth guard is then moulded over the model using a special material. It provides the most comfort and protection. Mouth guards will cover your upper teeth. An effective mouth guard should be comfortable, resist tears, be durable and easy to clean, and should not restrict your breathing or speech.
Most people probably grind and clench their teeth from time to time. Occasional teeth grinding, medically called bruxism, does not usually cause harm, but when teeth grinding occurs on a regular basis the teeth can be damaged and other oral health complications can arise. So a night guard would be recommended. Your dentist can fit you with a night guard to protect your teeth from grinding during sleep. Similar to a sports guard.
Everyone over the age of three should visit the dentist for an exam and cleaning appointment twice per year. An exam will consist of X-rays, Intra-oral examination , extra- oral examination and Pocket depth and much more. Our gentle friendly hygienists are trained to detect tartar, and treat gum disease. Our goal is to help you maintain optimal oral health so that you never have to worry about gum disease. However, if you should develop periodontal problems, we're here to help you the best we can.
Periodontal or gum disease is an infection of the tissues that surround and support your teeth. It is a leading cause of tooth loss in adults. Good oral hygiene and regular dental examinations are essential in prevention and early detection of gum disease – which sometimes developing without any warning signs. The inflammation and infection of gums, ligaments, bone, and other tissues surrounding the teeth. Gingivitis (gums disease) and periodontists (gums and bone disease) are the two main forms of periodontal disease also called gum disease. Scaling and root planning is a careful cleaning of the root surfaces to remove plaque and calculus [tartar] from deep periodontal pockets and to smooth the roots surface to remove bacterial toxins.


Welcome to the Living Hope Adventist Company in Plummer, ID. We are a Christian community and would love to have you join our family. To learn more about what we believe you can visit our About Us page. Please join us for Bible study, worship, and prayer.
Temporarily meeting at the home of Melvin and Suzie Brazil-Geyshick, 396666 Hiway 95, Plummer, Idaho.
God has blessed our ministry and those with whom we have come in contact. We are building a permanent place of worship as God provides funds, materials, and workers. The building project is close to completion and we are looking forward to the time when all will find us at that home-base as we provide a haven to learn and grow.
Come worship with us and join our family circle.
Learn about the Seventh day Adventist Church in service here.


InsureMyTrip recently featured in WPRI-TV report on travel insurance for cruisers. Pete Roca with InsureMyTrip.com says the difference is travel credit vs. cash.
"Often times with cruise lines they'll give you compensation in terms of future travel credit, with travel insurance they'll give you actual cash," he said.
Not all travel insurance plans are equal, but on average travel insurance will cost you about 4-8% of you entire trip.


DTSC has created a local workforce development and job training program to train and promote hiring of residents in communities near the former Exide Technologies facility.
This Program directly supports Governor Brown's plan to advance and expand the cleanup of residential properties, schools, daycare centers, and parks around the former Exide facility in Vernon. The Program was also established with the passage of Assembly Bill 118 (Santiago) and Senate Bill 93 (De León), which guide DTSC to create a program that promotes public health and supports the local economy. This Program aims to expand community engagement in the testing and cleanup process, provide environmental skills training, health &safety training, and support job placement related to the sampling and cleanup activities.
DTSC's primary workforce partner for the Workforce for Environmental Restoration in Communities (WERC) program is the Los Angeles Trade Technical College (LATTC). LATTC continues to provide facilities, training, and workforce development and placement functions for the program.
Los Angeles Trade-Technical College (LATTC) is a public two-year college with an 80+ year history of educating and preparing the Los Angeles workforce for carreers in industries that fuel the regional economy.
The UCLA Labor Occupational Safety and Health Program (UCLA-LOSH) is a nationally recognized center providing education, research, and other health and safety resources to workers throughout Southern California.
Thermo-Fisher Scientific is a manufacturer and provider of XRF portable instrumentation. XRF is a non-destructive analytical technique used to determine the elemental composition of materials.
The National Association of Training and Environmental Consulting (NATEC International, Inc.) is one of the largest training companies in California and has twenty-five years of experience in providing accredited hazardous material related training courses.


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Healthcare groups should end all political donations—permanently
PUBLIC HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT, LABOR ALLY
J. Duncan Moore Jr.
An unlikely alliance is being formed between the administrators of the nation's public hospitals and their unionized employees, as they confront common enemies outside hospital walls.
They're fighting to preserve the role of public hospitals against new political and market forces that are challenging their traditional missions and sources of funding. Along the way, they're teaming up to influence Medicare and Medicaid legislation and other topical issues.
Newly elected AFL-CIO President John J. Sweeney delivered a clear vision of the alliance between public hospitals and labor in a speech to the California Association of Public Hospitals on Dec. 9 in San Francisco.
"I can't think of a place where management needs labor as a partner more than in public health," Sweeney said. "We must identify our common agenda. We must work together to re-establish the public's trust in public service.
"We must flex the political muscle it takes to preserve public healthcare," he added. "Our local unions here in California are ready to work with you. And our international unions and the AFL-CIO in Washington are ready to work with you."
Three-quarters of the member hospitals in the National Association of Public Hospitals are unionized to some extent. Most of those workers are affiliated with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees or the Service Employees International Union, said Larry Gage, NAPH founder and president.
The NAPH tries to work with both unions because they are sophisticated about healthcare issues on the national level.
"They have what relatively few other organizations have: They have shock troops," Gage said. "They can turn out a couple hundred people, or a couple thousand people, in support."
The unions lean, of course, to the liberal Democratic end of the political spectrum. As such, their political influence has waned since the Republicans gained control of the House and Senate in the 1994 election.
Still, Gage said, "On issues related to access to care for the poor, where even Republicans are likely to have some sympathy at the local level, we've found we can work with them very well."
The response to the Republicans' Medicaid agenda illustrates this new era of cooperation. The NAPH has been instrumental in drumming up support in congressional districts to preserve the Medicaid safety net. To do that, they call on their union pals.
In Kansas City, Mo., last summer, the NAPH asked Truman Medical Center, which treats the city's poor and uninsured, to put on a news conference to push for Medicaid funding.
"They had been doing these nationally," said Connie Brockert, Truman's marketing director. "On the program would always be union people as well. They contacted some union people here to show up at ours. It was the teachers union who was here. The NAPH was working with the teachers nationwide."
The news conference generated some favorable television coverage locally.
Natural allies."We have always seen ourselves as representing the vulnerable populations on the national level," Gage said. Whether lobbying Congress or working with the administration, the unions have been natural allies of the safety net hospitals.
Gage said the tricky part is understanding that while the interests of unions and public hospitals may converge on the national level, there is "more of a potential for conflict" at the local level, depending on the economic situation of the hospital.
"Some of the things we think hospitals need to do to survive, whether it's restructure, or merge, or downsizing, rightsizing, or laying off employees, that's where things become, understandably, of greater concern to organized labor," Gage said. A union local has a primary interest in preserving jobs, or retaining public-sector jobs when a public hospital combines with a private one.
Last summer, unions staged massive demonstrations at LAC-University of Southern California Medical Center to protest the hospital's announced closure for budgetary reasons.
Meanwhile, back in Washington, the SEIU played a backstage role in persuading the Clinton administration to cast a lifeline to the sinking Los Angeles County public health system. The administration helped defuse the crisis by granting a one-of-a-kind Medicaid waiver, worth $364 million, that gives the county some breathing time to reorganize its health services.
As Sweeney put it, "We came out batting .500 with enough money from President Clinton to bail things out temporarily. Instead of losing 12,000 jobs, we lost 1,600."
In a twist showing the links between elected officials and labor, Los Angeles County supervisors actually tossed out the original recommendation for closing the hospital. An official with the Healthcare Association of Southern California commented that the supervisors were too deeply indebted to the labor unions to allow that many jobs to be eliminated.
Some of those workers may yet lose their union affiliations, though, when some county health clinics are turned over to private operators.
First principles.In his speech, Sweeney acknowledged that on the local level the unions will fight for their members' prerogatives, rights and jobs, but he stressed that they must first work with the public hospitals to preserve the healthcare safety net.
"I can't think of a place where management needs labor as a partner more than in public health," Sweeney said. He then outlined for the public hospital administrators "what the men and women of the AFL-CIO are doing to preserve Medicare and Medicaid."
The unions set up toll-free telephone numbers that connect to the Capitol Hill operator. In summer and fall they spent $4 million on media in targeted House districts and generated 270,000 phone calls, and 200,000 postcards to the president.
The week of his speech they sent a million pieces of mail and bought radio and television time. They staged events and news conferences in 22 House districts.
Robert Sillen, executive director of the Santa Clara Valley Health and Hospital System, San Jose, Calif., liked what he heard. "I couldn't be more pleased that John Sweeney is the new president of the AFL-CIO. As former president of the SEIU, he has a long background and familiarity with the healthcare industry. I'm looking forward to working with labor to preserve what we all want to preserve."
Sillen's public health system has 4,000 employees, of whom 3,500 are union, most with SEIU Local 715. "The attitude of labor, the performance of labor, is absolutely critical for the future of public hospitals," Sillen said. Unions, management and governing bodies have to share responsibility for the good and bad fortunes of public hospitals, he believes.
"The survival of the institution and the services it provides is the preeminent concern," Sillen said. "We have to work together to preserve the jobs, but maybe not all of the jobs. Protect workers rights, but change the definition of what those rights are."
Workers need to understand that public hospitals have to enhance their service and customer satisfaction to compete in the new environment. "Public hospitals can't continue to have extremely long waits, or this attitude that people have nowhere else to go," Sillen said. Without union cooperation and flexibility, these improvements don't have a chance.
Santa Rosa battle.Unions also realize that if public hospitals fail, or are sold or leased to private entities, the new operator won't necessarily recognize the union.
This scenario is being played out now in a public hospital about 50 miles north of San Francisco. The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is negotiating to lease out Community Hospital in Santa Rosa to Sutter Health Foundation of Sacramento. The supervisors specified that Sutter must give hiring preference to existing county hospital employees.
However, SEIU Local 707 points out that the supervisors aren't requiring Sutter to assume the labor contracts.
The lease allows Sutter to set "the terms and conditions of employment subject to negotiation with the unions," said Michael Allen, general manager of 707, which represents 800 workers at Community Hospital.
In the private sector, many union contracts contain successorship clauses, which embeds the union contract in the sale. In the public sector, Allen said, few contracts have successorship clauses, because no one imagined that whole sectors of county services would be sold off or leased.
"It puts us in a difficult position," Allen said. "But many of us felt it was a victory because we at least got them to recognize us. They could have put us through a National Labor Relations Board certification election."
Nevertheless, the union opposes the lease. Local 707 has banded together with other community groups to organize the Campaign to Save Community Hospital. They have gathered almost 30,000 signatures on a petition, enough to force an initiative election on leasing the hospital.
The union says it thinks the deal with Sutter is the first step in an attempt to tear up the county's integrated healthcare system for the indigent.
"It's been on that basis that we've joined forces with the community," Allen said. "It's a public policy issue-who's going to take care of the indigent-that's created this strong coalition."
In the union's view, the public shouldn't trust a nongovernmental hospital operator to make the same commitment to indigent care that the county does.
But Sweeney, in his speech, pointed to a third way: developing public health authorities to avoid privatization or outright closure.
Denise Martin, president of the California Association of Public Hospitals, said this could prove a constructive alternative.
"If the county hospital is taken out from under control of the board of supervisors (and given to a private company), the unions fear they lose too much in that transition," she said.
A public authority, by contrast, would remove direct control and oversight of the hospital from county supervisors. That would make the hospital or health system more independent, eliminate bureaucracy and trim costs.
"It doesn't mean supervisors have lost all interest," Martin said. "It just takes it one step away from the inefficiencies of government."


As of August 2013, the unemployment rate was 8.9% according to the Employment Development Department of the State of California. It is fact that the job search process, just like almost every other human endeavor or activity, has been dramatically impacted by new technologies and social media throughout the last decade. Those who want to get jobs have to not only be among the best in their fields, but they have to learn how to leverage social media to establish credibility and provide evidence of their ability and skills.
After publishing Traditional résumés are now irrelevant. Here are 3 alternatives, I organized and hosted the Job Search in The Social Media Age seminar. I took participants to the seminar through a series of steps they can take to develop a strong online presence in alignment with their job search strategy.
For your benefits, I hosted the slides deck I used for that seminar on SlideShare. It is embedded below for your convenience.
Based on feedback received before and after the seminar, I am in the process of developing a 21 days program on how to use social media (in alignment with your job search strategy) to land the job of your dreams. This program will be privately released to a group of pre-release testers before it is deployed for the mainstream. If you are currently looking for a job, or simply want to develop a stronger, more professional online presence, send me an email at Lionnel@Yamentou.com and I will add you to the list of pre-release testers.
Do you have any question about "Job Search in The Social Media Age" you would like to see answered in the 21 days program? If you don't have a question, what is your best advice to job seekers based on your personal experience?
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Pseudogryps
California condors and humans through time
Cover art from Cooper Ornithological Club/Society publications
30 September 2015 27 December 2019 ~ Pseudogryps
The Cooper Ornithological Club was founded in 1893, taking its name from ornithologist J. G. Cooper. In his history of the organization's early years, Harry Swarth makes clear that the club's focus was the birds of California.
The organization has published its own journal regularly since January 1899. Beginning with the January 1900 issue, the journal's name became The Condor.
An image of the California condor was featured on the cover of most of the club's publications from the beginning. Even as the Cooper Ornithological Club became the Cooper Ornithological Society and the organization's focus broadened to include more than just California's birds, an image of the condor has continued to grace the cover of most of the society's publications.
However, the view of the condor portrayed on these publication covers — from 1899 to the present — has changed. As discussed below, this change parallels the evolution of ornithology as a science.
First though, in chronological order, here are images of the cover art.
W. Otto Emerson provided the illustration for the first volume of the club's journal:
Emerson contributed a new illustration for the following year:
For the next year, the bird image remained the same but a more formal font was chosen for the journal's title:
At the start of the journal's 4th year of publication an entirely new design was provided by Walter K. Fisher:
Starting in 1924, Fisher gave his roosting bird a chance to see what was in the other direction and provided a companion, seen in flight:
J. Laurence Murray created the art for a new cover in 1947:
Forty years later the cover art was simplified and the soaring bird pointed in the opposite direction. No artist was credited in the editorial announcing this new masthead:
N. John Schmitt provided art work for the masthead that first appeared in 1999. At this point, all California condors living in the wild carried wing tags. But no wing tag is visible in Schmitt's image:
For many years, the Cooper Ornithological Club/Society published monographs under the title Pacific Coast Avifauna. The image below first appeared on the 1912 issue but no artist was credited:
The condor image on the cover of Pacific Coast Avifauna changed in the early 1950s:
The series Pacific Coast Avifauna is no longer published. The issues of a new series published by the Cooper Ornithological Society, Studies in Avian Biology, generally have cover art that is related to each issue's topic. But the cover of issue 15, from 1994, features the same image found on The Condor from 1947-1986:
Over the course of a century there were many changes in how the California condor was portrayed on publications of the Cooper Ornithological Club/Society. But there is a clear trend in these changes.
For the first 47 years of The Condor, the cover was graced by a roosting bird (with the addition of a distant flying bird about half way through that stretch of time). Starting in 1912, Pacific Coast Avifauna showed a bird just leaving its perch and taking flight, as if it was just disturbed by an approaching ornithologist. Since 1947, the bird on the cover of The Condor has soared and, beginning in the early 1950s, that's also been the case for Pacific Coast Avifauna.
Why this trend in how the California condor has been portrayed? At the beginning of the science of ornithology, the scientists' primary tool was a gun and dead birds were the object of their studies, studies that centered on the physical form of birds. In many cases, early ornithologists studying birds never saw their subjects alive. For example, James John Audubon's 1838 painting of the California condor was based on a dead specimen. In his excellent book about Audubon's work, Lee Vedder notes that Audubon never traveled west of the Rocky Mountains and is thought to have made his condor painting while in London. A dead bird, packed in a box for months, is most readily imagined as a live bird in a perching posture. Hence, images of condors from the 19th century and, on Cooper Ornithological Club/Society publications, into the mid-20th century, typically showed roosting birds.
Lighter weight spotting scopes and binoculars, cameras capable of capturing images of birds in flight, and a shift toward research concerned with birds both alive and in the wild all came later in the history of ornithology. Accordingly, birds were more likely to be observed and thought of as flying.
In short, ornithology moved from a concern with (dead) birds in the hand to a concern with (live) birds as they were, which was usually at a distance. Trends in the cover art of The Condor and Pacific Coast Avifauna parallel this evolution of ornithology as a science.
Swarth, Harry S. A systematic study of the Cooper Ornithological Club. Cooper Ornithological Club. 1929.
Vedder, Lee A. John James Audubon and the Birds of America: a visionary achievement in ornithological illustration. Huntington Library. 2006.
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NH-11, Near Saras Circle, 200mt. Ahead Towards Agra Road, BHARATPUR, Rajasthan 321001, India.
The hotel is a secure luxurious place to stay, efficiently backed by our dedication in personalized service making it ideal for couples, families and nature lovers.
We are located at an excellent spot. One of the most closest places to Bird Sanctuary.
I liked the place, the hospitality, and the concept. Would love to visit other Hotel Dhanraj Palace properties as well.
Beautifully decorated ambience. It was a great pleasure to stay here. The staff was very hospitable, helpful and cordial. Overall it was an excellent stay, with excellent staff. Keep the good work going!
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namespace Gems\Event\Survey\Completed;

/**
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 * @package    Gems
 * @subpackage Event\Survey
 * @copyright  Copyright (c) 2016 Erasmus MC
 * @license    New BSD License
 * @since      Class available since version 1.7.2 Apr 6, 2016 11:21:11 AM
 */
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{
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    {
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            } else {
                if ($answers['informedconsent']) {
                    // Uses start of consent description as answer (LS has only 5 chars for an answer option)
                    $consentCode = $this->db->fetchOne(
                            "SELECT gco_description FROM gems__consents WHERE gco_description LIKE ? ORDER BY gco_order",
                            $answers['informedconsent'] . '%'
                            );
                } else {
                    $consentCode = false;
                }

                if (! $consentCode) {
                    if ($answers['informedconsent']) {
                        // Code not found, use first positive consent
                        $consentCode = $this->db->fetchOne(
                                "SELECT gco_description FROM gems__consents WHERE gco_code != ? ORDER BY gco_order",
                                $this->util->getConsentRejected()
                                );
                    } else {
                        // Code not found, use first negative consent
                        $consentCode = $this->db->fetchOne(
                                "SELECT gco_description FROM gems__consents WHERE gco_code = ? ORDER BY gco_order",
                                $this->util->getConsentRejected()
                                );
                    }
                }
            }

            $respondent = $token->getRespondent();
            $values = array(
                'gr2o_patient_nr'      => $respondent->getPatientNumber(),
                'gr2o_id_user'         => $respondent->getId(),
                'gr2o_id_organization' => $respondent->getOrganizationId(),
                'gr2o_consent'         => $consentCode,
                'old_gr2o_consent'     => $respondent->getConsent()->getDescription(),
            );
            $model = $respondent->getRespondentModel();
            $model->save($values);

            if ($model->getChanged()) {
                // Refresh only the consent in the token
                $token->refreshConsent();

                // Make sure the NEW consent is applied to this survey itself
                $survey = $token->getSurvey();
                $survey->copyTokenToSource($token, '');
            }
        }

        return false;
    }
}

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Established in 2008, Act-On is a comprehensive marketing automation tool designed to offer a complete suite of applications, including email marketing, website visitor tracking, lead management, social media management, reporting and analytics, as well as integrations with webinar and event planning.
With Act-On's email marketing, businesses can segment their customers into a variety of categories, allowing marketers to focus on a particular target market within that email group. The software offers core website tracking feature, which gives complete visibility into the types of customers that are visiting their site as well as their activities and the time spent on different contents while they are on the website.
Act-On offers tools to build and optimize campaigns, generate leads, score and prioritize prospects, among others. The solution is capable of integrating with almost any leading CRM available in the market. Act-On is ideal for small marketing teams needing a marketing automation tool with minimal IT involvement.
Having a marketing automation tool such as Act-on is a really benefit to run successful marketing campaign. When we started using Act-On, we realized we were not as organized as we thought we were; It kind of "forced" us (in a positive way) to rethink our campaigns, how we built them and what we expected from them. We were able for the first time to really segment and target our audience. We saw a significant increase in our opening and click rates, we could trigger more interest by sending relevant content to our audience, and this led us to more qualified and interested leads. This tool allowed us to track our audience and create reports on our tasks and projects such as events, webinars, digital campaign (including google adwords, social media posts, emails, website, landing pages). It is a must-have in our marketing tech-stack. We would advise to really define your needs and do some benchmark; Act-On is a great tool to build segmentation, automated programs, nurturing programs and it can be integrated with many other tools, to create a great and efficient tech stack. It definitely is a tool worth having, but it requires to know where you want to go and what you want to achieve. It took us a few months before understanding and mastering most of what you can do within the platform, and we're still learning. So be persistent and don't be afraid to "play with" and test the tool, it's totally worth it.
Act-On's automation platform is intuitive, I like the way the menu is built, it's been made in a logical order so that when you move from one section to another, you go down the logical path to build automation.
The support team is great, they're efficient and patient ! There are many ways to find answers and tips; the Act-On community, the Act-On university, the online training courses, the webinars, everything is made for us to easily learn and efficiently use the platform.
Sometimes it takes us quite some times to do some simple tasks, for example when editing a step in an automated program, we have to wait a few seconds for the system to record what we edited and allow us to move to the next step. When there are many steps, it can become frustrating. Another example is when editing an image using Act-On editor, it can time many minutes before we can see the changes on the image where it's being used (in emails, landing page, etc). These delays can be a bit frustrating when you are working on a template and you can't finish it because some of the assets are still being processed by the system.
The marketing calendar is a bit confusing sometimes, I see messages that have not been sent marked as sent, and we can only have a month view unless we export the details.
Thank you for posting your review. It's always great to get customer feedback on what's appreciated and what could be improved upon. Thanks again!
My sales and marketing team had so many benefits from this software. The marketing and data analysts had high-level, quality reports that were as detailed or as broad as they wanted. The sales team had live information about their hottest leads and could rely on the lead-generation process to do things automatically. They didn't have to worry about information not being part of the CRM from Marketing because the integration made that seamless. Truly a great program and I didn't even have enough characters to talk about all of the other features too!
I liked everything about this software! It was truly an all-in-one deal. First of all, it integrated with our CRM (we used SugarCRM). The features related to this integration were: lead generation from our web forms, lead generation from our email campaigns, lead generation based on user action. It also pulled information in from our CRM, so any lead lists we created in our CRM (manually or automatically based on file status, etc) could be pulled into ActOn for campaigns.
Next, it integrated with our website - it also has the ability to design your own website within ActOn that allows for even more neat features. It tracked users across emails & webpages and the reports allowed us to drill down to specific geographical areas of activity, key words used, which pages they were on and for how long, etc. It also gave a numerical value (that you can custom set) to each action and at a certain point could put that contact into a sales cycle or send an alert to the sales team to reach out to them.
Lastly, the automated marketing feature was THE BEST. You have the ability to design a multi-faceted campaign that could run for a set amount of time, or indefinitely. What I found to be the cherry on top was that you could set actions for contacts who didn't do certain things (didn't click, didn't open, etc) and then repeat steps or put them into different tracks.
As huge as this program seems, it was also incredibly easy to navigate. Saved our teams a lot of time and energy.
The most challenging features were the design elements. It was very template based and it took some CSS or HTML skills to make them less-standard. This was true for everything - emails, web pages, landing pages, etc.
Act-On is a robust, yet easy-to-use solution that combines multiple marketing applications into one. It has been a workhorse for us. While it can serve more than a dozen vital functions, including social media management and ABM, I most appreciate its integration with our CRM system (Microsoft Dynamics 365) and how it can be used to automate nurture programs, score leads based on behavior/engagement, and monitor web site visitor activity. I'm also very impressed by members of the tech support team who are very patient and have bailed us out of an after hours pinch more than once.
Keeping up with the constant evolution of Act-On is a full-time job. I often feel like we're 5 steps behind in understanding newly released features and everything it can do. Of course, that's a good problem. My only true critique is that the organization seems to have gone through some growing pains and lost its personal touch along the way. When I first selected and implemented Act-On at my previous company 4 years ago, I felt like our sales rep and implementation team were truly invested in our success. I was so impressed by the product and Act-On's customer success team that I implemented it again at my next company and recommended it to several peers. However, faces began to change quickly, and we had 3 different reps in the same year. Our new contacts were less interested in our success and more interested in what we could do for them. One became obsessed with recruiting our company as a reseller. Things have settled down, but I don't feel like they value our business as much as they once did.
I started out using Marketo years ago and while I was a power user and loved the depth of features, others in the company found it to be complex and most could use it for only the basics. I moved on to Pardot and I really liked it, and I even attended their user conference three years ago in Atlanta - which unfortunately, was when they pass along the news to customer that they have been acquired and would end up Salesforce's portfolio. Pardot was moved into their Sales Cloud (and ExactTarget went to the Marketing Cloud), and the result has been, other than some UI improvements, almost no innovation at all... and a major rise in costs, where it's extra for phone support, they charge for Salesforce Engage, they charge for Wave Analytics, etc. etc. Meanwhile, Act-On has been the steady player in the market that has continued to advance - and you see that in Forrester's Q4 2014 Wave report where Act-On moved to the upper, Leader quadrant ahead of Pardot and HubSpot (though, I'd say that HubSpot has always been more "Movement-First" versus "Product-First" where they invest more in their marketing then their marketing features, particularly with their focus on their CRM now). Act-On received a large round of investment money, brought in loads of new talent on the executive team and down, and continue to push out new features faster than others on the market. They were first to launch Account-based Marketing, their Social tools are very advanced (Forrester scored them higher than HubSpot for example), built Data Studio that allows us to push to our BI easily (Tableau), they overhauled all of their composers (email, landing page and forms), added dynamic content & personalization features, and added a unique way to create Program Templates that is awesome and now have a growing library of templates you can grab and use that build out all the nurture program steps for you automatically (including sales alerts, CRM campaign updates, basic or advanced if/then scenarios, etc.). I've always thought that price should not be a big driving factor for which tool to use. But, their Active Contacts model allows you to pay for what you use, versus the size of your database - and where Marketo and Pardot are adding more modules, Act-On includes everything in their Enterprise edition. And their Support is also fantastic. Don't be fooled. This is an advanced tool that medium and large companies are using.
Sincerely easier to use than others on the market, great overall feature set, love the dynamic content options, program templates were a game changer, account-based marketing provides visibility into how programs are doing at the Account-level that we haven't had.
We've been able to bring our marketing data into one place and create a more unified platform from which to send out our marketing campaigns.
We just started using Act-On a few months ago. We had debated marketing automation companies to go with for years. Overall, Act-On was able to go toe-to-toe in most regards with the other vendors we were considering, at least. The deciding factor was the pricing model, which is a bit unusual. They only charge you for "active" contacts, which are contacts you are actually reaching out to. You can import other contacts for reporting, data synchronization, or potential marketing purposes down the line if you wish, and you won't be charged for them. The support team at Act-On is great. During our evaluation, I received an email from the CEO himself, asking what he could do to help us choose. Throughout implementation, we had several calls and I was always provided what we needed quickly. Act-On does so many things, it would be impossible to cover here, but I like their email and landing page creator. I found it to be very intuitive. The user interface is showing some age, but it's very straightforward and there's not a lot of guessing about how to use it. Act-On is list based, which is the "old" methodology in the industry right now, but if you're a fan of that strategy, you'll feel right at home. Workflow creation is very easy. Data Studio (an add-on) also allows you to create custom reporting, and baked in integrations and an automated FTP connection allow you to get your data talking to each other automatically. The university has great educational information available too.
You'll get out of Act-On what you put into it. The support and university is there to guide you in that process, but it's ultimately up to you. That's how it is with any platform that doesn't offer in-house services, but with a marketing automation suite, you will really get more out of it if you have knowledgeable staff that have experience implementing and using these platforms. It can be daunting if it's your first time using a marketing automation suite. While Act-On is working on some new things, I don't know that they are putting as much effort behind investing into the product as some of the leading companies in the space. Also, some of the tools are a little rudimentary, and the UI could certainly use some modernizing. It feels too much like Windows XP at times.
Act-On is instrumental for meeting our company's revenue goals with email marketing campaigns.
Act-On gives me the ability to get extremely specific with my target prospects and customers. It's easy to build new segments and immediately see the size of those groups. It's very useful for data mining and determining where to focus your marketing efforts. For example, in just a couple of minutes (assuming you've done the work to collect the information from customers and store them properly in custom lists) you can create a segment of prospects who have downloaded or purchased x product from your website, meet criteria x,y,z for their attributes, have opened or clicked messages in a specific timeframe, and have visited a specific page of your website. You have the ability to get as granular as you want. You can then build automated programs that send targeted and timely messages depending on where these prospects are in your funnel and use conditional logic to define any future interactions.
The UI in some areas of the platform could use some design enhancements for aesthetics and for consistency throughout.
So great to hear that you're a fan of Act-On. Sounds like you're using it exactly as intended and seeing great results. That's fantastic! Thanks for sharing your review.
ActOn -- act on it!
ActOn allows me to get important professional messaging out to my target audience in a timely basis. I am impressed with their can-do customer support team. They always help me figure out a solution to building content. The software wear offers so much in terms of content marketing, form building and automated drip campaign functionality. The email content reporting and tracking is also very good.
I think you will find ActOn easy to use. I can quickly develop an email and define a target list and send as easily to 10 people or 100,000 people. I also like the reporting and graphs associated with a campaign. I also find the Form editor very valuable b/c I can quickly create a business need survey in a matter of minutes for my internal customers. The responses are easy to analyze b/c they are in spreadsheet form.
ActOn recently rolled out a new forms editor and they did not bring over the reporting URL feature from the Classic Form editor...this would make it easier for my internal customers to pull data vs having me pull the data for them.
Act-On helps me stay organized and save time.
When Act-On is working smoothly, I am able to keep in contact with my prospects, to know what they are looking at and what interests them as well as to determine how I need to send communications to them. The insight that Act-On provides into the life of the leads is very helpful by allowing me to stay organized and save time.
With Act-On's Activity History, I am able to view a Timeline that helps to keep me organized so I know what I may still need to send and so that I have a good idea about whether or not my prospects are getting communications that they should. Sometimes, with email blasts emails may not get through an organization's spam filter, but using the Activity History and Timeline in Act-On and testing by sending things through Act-On Anywhere in Outlook help to determine who need to receive emails alternate ways.
Often times, maintenance and issues are not brought to our attention prior to us having issues with the software not working or causing issues with our campaigns. Having warnings in advance of when maintenance is being done or of possible known issues so that we can watch for them and be prepared would help a great deal.
Hi Robin, Thanks for taking the time to post a review. We really appreciate it. If you haven't already, I would encourage you to join the Act-On user Community. It's a great place to connect with fellow marketers, submit product enhancement and feature suggestions, as well as share best practices. https://community.act-on.com/ideation-home Happy marketing!
If you take advantage of all of its features, you will succeed.
We chose Act-on as our marketing automation software because of its native integration with Salesforce, our CRM at the time.
We made the move from Marketo, and Act-on has a much easier user interface. There were so many things we could track and do.
We had great customer service, including weekly calls with a customer experience rep.
Like most marketing automation software, the key to success is learning all of the ins and outs of the system, then create a strategy surrounding it.
If you don't have someone on your team willing to take advantage of all of the features, the price might outweigh the benefit.
Our customer experience rep could have helped more in overall strategy and campaign building, but they were incredibly busy, too busy to go in depth on those items.
The team ended up moving to a simpler and cheaper product because they weren't taking advantage of everything Act-on had to offer.


This question comes in mind that should I enable international targeting webmaster tool or not? If you don't know about its pleasant effects and bad effects than you should know about it before enabling international targeting. Webmaster tools give you chance to target specific countries in the world.
It has both a good or bad effect on your website. Many people are not sure what pros and cons are associated with specific country targeting and how it affects the overall ranking of a website.
What Is International Targeting Or Country Specific Targeting In Search Console?
When you add your website in google webmaster tool and login to search console, under search traffic tab you find international targeting option. You may check/tick the box and select the specific country for targeting.
When Should You Enable International Targeting?
It truly relies upon your site content regardless of whether you should empower or debilitate focusing on. On the off chance that your site is in particular language e.g. Spanish, French, German or any language other than English, at that point it gives a good boost to your website and your website appears in the specific country rather than any other. Since, in the event that it shows up in different countries, it may build your ricochet rate and low CTR. Be that as it may, in the event that you have a site which is similarly helpful for every one of the countries and have a general language like English then you don't have to target particular country.
When Should Not You Enable International Targeting?
Targeting will give you support in list items of a targeted country that is valid however what you will lose consequently? On one side when Google will push ranking in the targeted country, it will likewise drop your ranking fundamentally in different countries. This implies you will lose an all-inclusive movement that comes far and wide.


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This is only one of a number of fraught cases in Colwell's lightly written, insider's account of the battle over human remains and objects in museums. Skirmishes began in the 1970s in North America, rapidly breaking out into a vicious war of words. On one side were scientists who study human remains; on the other, campaigners who want to repatriate them to indigenous communities. While repatriation derives from the Latin repatriatus, meaning having been sent home again, the bones rarely go 'home'. They are hundreds, if not thousands of years old; no one knows where home is. Instead, they are often reburied by a tribe deemed affiliated on the basis of factors that include group identity, geography and oral history.
The problem is that human remains are unique evidence, vital for research on evolution, population movement and the lifestyle of past peoples. But, as they were once human beings, they are also the focus of remembrance, associated with the sacred, and easily used in political fights, in this case the making of amends for historical wrongs. Nagpra, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, made law in 1990, mandates repatriation as an act of restitution for the heinous treatment of American Indians by scientists, anthropologists and settlers over centuries.
Publication information: Article title: 'Plundered Skulls and Stolen Spirits: Inside the Fight to Reclaim Native America's Culture', by Chip Colwell - Review. Contributors: Jenkins, Tiffany - Author. Magazine title: The Spectator. Publication date: April 15, 2017. Page number: Not available. © Spectator Mar 7, 2009. Provided by ProQuest LLC. All Rights Reserved.


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Alumnus John Laurence Retires From the U.S. Forest Service
Plant Pathology alumnus John Laurence (MS 1973, PhD 1976) retired from the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) on September 30, 2015. After leaving the Univeristy of Minnesota's Department of Plant Pathology, Laurence joined Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI) where he was a plant pathologist. He also held an appointment as an adjunct professor in the Department of Plant Pathology at Cornell University and as a member of the graduate fields of Plant Pathology, Natural Resources, and Environmental Toxicology. After 25 years at BTI, Laurence joined the USFS to manage research programs at the Pacific Northwest Research Station in Corvallis, and then Portland, Oregon. After 10 years as a Program Manager, he moved to the land management side of the USFS, serving as acting director of Resource Planning and Monitoring and acting Forest Supervisor of the Umatilla National Forest. Laurence then became Forest Supervisor of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest in Baker City, Oregon. He finished his career as Special Assistant to the Regional Forester for Landscape Resto ration and Resilience.


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Jenners Edinburgh fire: Firefighter Barry Martin dies after department store blaze
Former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe dies aged 95
Robert Mugabe, former prime minister and president of Zimbabwe whose rule was mired in accusations of human rights abuses and corruption, has died aged 95.
By Scotsman Reporter
6th Sep 2019, 7:25am
Robert Mugabe before he resigned. Picture: AFP/Getty
His 40-year leadership of the former British colony was marked with bloodshed, persecution of political opponents and vote-rigging on a large scale.
Born in then Rhodesia, Mr Mugabe co-founded the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) in 1963, a resistance movement against British colonial rule.
Robert Mugabe meets South Africa delegation for resolution
He was jailed for anti-government comments between 1964 and 1974.
He became prime minister in 1980 of the new Republic of Zimbabwe and assumed the role of president seven years later.
In 2000 he led a campaign to evict white farmers from their land, which was given to black Zimbabweans, and led to famine.
Mugabe retained a strong grip on power, through controversial elections, until he was forced to resign in November 2017, at age 93.
Mugabe's successor, close ally Emmerson Mnangagwa, tweeted: "It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former President, Cde (Comrade) Robert Mugabe.
"Cde Mugabe was an icon of liberation, a pan-Africanist who dedicated his life to the emancipation and empowerment of his people. His contribution to the history of our nation and continent will never be forgotten. May his soul rest in eternal peace."
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The Tulip Anthology by Ron Van Dongen
Please, judge this book by its cover.
Dongen tells the story of the tulip from ancient times, when the tulip was first admired as early as the 1050s in the area of what is now China, Tibet and Russia. Tulips are also mentioned frequently in Arabic and Persian poetry.
The tulip was once a greatly desired plant. In the 1520s gardens devoted purely to tulips first appeared in Europe and tulip bulbs were introduced to the French court, where they became highly fashionable flowers. By 1630 there were 300 florists in Istanbul trading tulip bulbs. By 1636 tulips traders made the current equivalent of 300,000 British pounds per week. In the 1600s, "tulip mania" brought many people and nations to economic ruins.
But history often repeats itself: In 2003 65 million Euros were lost when a tulip marketing company declared bankruptcy. Tulips have also invaded space; the Tulip Nebula is 8000 light years from Earth and when seen from a telescope projects hues of red.
The Tulip Anthology is dedicated to the beauty of tulips. It is richly illustrated with photographs, including pictures of unique species, bookplates of historical engravings and drawings, aerial pictures of intriguing fields of tulips in Holland, and well-known Flemish still life paintings containing tulips, as well as Victorian-era wallpapers, tiles and other objects with early depictions of tulips. It tells the story of the oldest botanical garden in the Netherlands, which laid the foundations for tulip breeding and the bulb industry of today. In 1850 the seemingly impossible was achieved and the black tulip was cultivated. Today gardeners still have available 1680 breeds of Keizerskroon bulbs.
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