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Debbie Bond was the guest last Monday night on WRFN Radio Free Nashville's Mando Blues Show recorded in a huge army tent at Omega Studio high on the top of a peak at an undisclosed location in the nearby Nashville wilderness.
A fantastic crew with Tony Gerber , known for his electronic music compositions, acting as host for the night, went to work on soundcheck with Debbie and her band featuring Rick Asherson on keyboards and Dave Crenshaw on drums getting a much bigger than it looks sound going into the green spec recording layout.
Omega has developed a layout for power using not much more than six car batteries, car stereo amplifiers and LED lighting to run at a deceptively low 1600 watts with state of the art recording as can be seen by linking to the net recordings of the summit.
Debbie brought much more than just blues experience playing with Willie King and Johnny Shines for almost thirty years in Alabama displaying soulful grooves with a nod to Muscle Shoals, Alabama writers like Eddie Hinton, Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham. In this case, the western Alabama juke joint grooves may be at the heart, but, this was soulful blues.
Nashville session saxophonist Tom Pallardy sat in later in the set after a successful collaborative prior night set at The Nashville Jazz and Blues Awards at Bourbon Street in Printers Alley.
Host Tony Gerber paid tribute to female blues artists with his in-between tracks that also featured some rare Richie Havens and alternative version material.
Mando Blues is an esoteric record store workers dream where true collectors and music geeks get to hear all things blues and related materials. They all get a little spotlight. There may be no show quite like this in the world.
An invited group of about 10-12 people got to sit-in on the live recording happening that fit a BBC type production with high production values and plenty of meat in the interview.
Tony asked the right questions that will give any listener the feeling they knew where Debbie came from and what she is about after listening to the two hour show.
Although there are provided links to watch video of each one of the songs, it is well worth the price of free admission to listen to the entire show to get the interview segments as well as Rick's "Monty Python meets Muscle Shoals" sense of humor.
Debbie is a native of California, but, her time growing up was spent in England and Europe while Rick's roots are Londontown. Debbie and Rick almost crossed paths in College back in England, but, never actually met until Alabama Bluesman, Willie "Sweet Potato Man" King suggested they get to know one another in Western Alabama.
Roy Wooten aka "Futureman" stopped by to listen in and dug the Alabama soul groove coming out of the eventual four piece band with Rick sometimes playing the utility guy playing bass with one hand on the Nord keyboard and blues harp with the other hand and singing back – up vocals. If he had one more arm, they probably could have a full horn section.
Tom Pallardy's sax fit right into the song as if he had been playing with Debbie for years but, in reality he had not heard much of the material. Dave Crenshaw brought down the volume on the drum kit to match the production set up without losing any of the grooves, in fact, it brought out the true dynamics of the songs.
Debbie was so happy with the production and final mix of the material that she has already talked about further recording collaboration with the Omega team.
It can be said, that there is probably know recording studio like it in the world, with its MASH style tent set up and being at the mountain peak as well as a crew with ears straight out of a JBL lab anechoic chamber. They know what they are doing and they love what they are producing.
While production was going on, some of the staff was busy cooking a meal fit for a king in a wood burning cast iron stove in cast iron pots. The band and crew were treated to Venison Stew, fresh picked greens and chicken after the final wrap.


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Not the best review ever, I missed one match then lost the live stream half way through when Twitch and Facebook stopped streaming and by the end wasn't really paying too much attention because I was sulking that I'd missed Hendry vs Big Grizzly and Nathan Cruz wasn't wrestling.
Yes I'm well aware I forgot to write a opener for the review, yes I'm aware that I'm a idiot. Week 2 of 5* wrestling reviewed below because its 1:40am and I can't think of anything witty to say.
Well the 5* Wrestling, 3 hour long televised shows started today and I watched along on the Prestigious Ones Twitch Stream (that is Joe Hendry for those who don't know) and thought I might as well give my review on it. I mean it isn't like we're doing anything else this week!


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Tateana, and more specifically Tateana inflata, is a very small, discus-like Ediacaran fossil. Its largest diameter is 6.4 mm long and it is radially symmetrical. It has very defined and thin radial striations. The main body seemed to be the main portion of the fossil, not showing signs of any limbs or appendages. Tateana has a central zone to where all the radial striations meet into the middle. The striations do not branch off of a main path and there are about 100 of them on the body.

Even though there are many similarities between Tateana and Ediacaran fossils, there are also some assets not present in Tateana, for example it is missing the common Ediacaran tendency to have branching striations. In fact, this tendency is regarded more as a Cyclomedusa trait. Tateana was originally thought to be in the Medusoids category, however, due to the Medusoid problematica, the Semaeostomeae Order was confirmed.

The discovery of Tateana inflata and other Ediacaran-Cambrian discoidal organisms caused lots of new discussions and ideas about their meaning and how to categorize them, as well as what they mean.

Tateana was discovered in South Australia. It was discovered by Reg Sprigg in the Ediacara Hills. The fossil is Pound Quartzite, Upper Adelaide Superbasin series.

Tateana was a deep sea, soft bodied organism, that most likely fed on the bio-mat.

See also

 List of Ediacaran genera

References

Semaeostomeae
Prehistoric cnidarian genera

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Migrating from RSL*Insight or other C*Insight systems into Link follows the same process as onboarding a new client. Your project manager will provide an Excel spreadsheet template for you to load data from your current database. Export scripts facilitate this process. This is the perfect opportunity to perform some "data scrubbing" — removing inactive suppliers, users, labs, etc. — so your Link configuration accurately reflects the current state of your operation and supply chain.
We will manage the project under a Scope of Work, which will outline the project objectives, resource commitments, and estimated costs and timeline. Contact your project manager to initiate the project, beginning with a "gap analysis" that summarizes your existing C*Insight implementation and what is needed to make sure all existing functionality, including customizations, will be maintained through the upgrade to Link.
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Why Millennials Are Delaying Home Buying More Than Ever
The housing sector is set to record its strongest year since the bottom fell out of market, yet the strong recovery comes with an unusual caveat: The share of first-time home buyers has dropped to its lowest level in nearly three decades.
Market watchers agree there are multiple factors at play in the decline of new buyers, both economic and sociological. But few think that the drop represents any significant long-term shift in the attitudes or aspirations for the young people who make up the bulk of the first-time buyer pool.
So while millennials are putting off buying their first homes for lifestyle or financial reasons, they haven't abandoned the American Dream of homeownership. Still, the 77 million millennials born between 1980 and 1995 face some thorny challenges before they can start measuring for carpets and curtains.
Young Shun House Buying
Americans are on track to buy roughly 5.77 million new and existing homes this year, according to the Census Bureau and the National Association of Realtors (NAR). That's up about 4% from 2014 and will mark the housing market's best year since the recession.
While the gains are good news for the industry and the overall economy, a closer look reveals a worrisome trend: Just 32% of home purchases in the past year were made by first-time buyers, according to NAR's annual survey of home buyers and sellers. That's down from 33% last year and well off the long-term average of 40%.
"There are a number of cyclical factors that make this less of a first-time homebuyers market than in the past. Those things will wear off, but they take time to wear off." –Joseph Gyourko
In fact, the figure represents the second-lowest share of the market for first-time buyers since the NAR started its survey in 1981, and the lowest point since 1987 when only 30% of buyers purchased their first home. What's more, only about one-third of first-time buyers were millennials, a smaller portion than might be expected, since young people traditionally make up the bulk of maiden purchasers.
Debt and Lifestyle
Potential homebuyers from the millennial generation carry massive student debt loads that are draining their spendable income and they also have a preference for urban living that offers less homeownership potential at higher prices. But observers agree that these obstacles are likely to be overcome as the group ages and begins to settle down.
The average amount of student debt per borrower for members of the Class of 2015, for example, was $35,000, according an analysis of government data by student loan expert Mark Kantrowitz. That figure has steadily risen in the last decade, from $20,000 in 2005. About 71% of bachelor's degree recipients graduate with loans today, up from about 64% 10 years ago.
That's a big burden for prospective homebuyers to carry. And it's one reason more young people are living with their parents. In a newly released analysis, the Pew Research Center found that nearly half of males ages 18 to 34 live with family. Meanwhile, 36.4% of women in that age group live at home, the highest portion since the 1940s.
Millennials who graduated since the recession had a harder time getting a job. In 2011, the unemployment rate for 20 to 29 year olds with college degrees was 12.6% and 13.5% for those with only bachelor's degrees. While that figure has declined in recent years, it had an impact on the groups' long-term financial plans, notably home buying.
"They don't call it the Great Recession for nothing," says Joseph Gyourko, a Wharton real estate professor and director of the School's Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center, who finds the low level of first-time buyers unsurprising. Wages have remained stagnant for low-skilled workers without college degrees, which may be putting home purchases out of reach for them as well. "First time homebuyers tend to be young, and it's been tough for them to amass down payments."
But wages are starting to rise and the employment situation is improving, Gyourko points out, which should help improve the down payments challenge. "There are a number of cyclical factors that make this less of a first-time homebuyers' market than in the past. Those things will wear off, but they take time to wear off Twitter ."
"Young families have little money saved, more employment uncertainties, less access to credit and more debt from student loans. It does not make economic sense to buy a house under those conditions." –Fernando Ferreira
Some of the home-buying sluggishness may also reflect millennials' experiences living through the recession, notes Kelly Long, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) national financial literacy commission. "If they didn't have a direct hit to their family, like a parent losing their job, they saw it happen to their friends." That made millennials more cautious about their financial lives in general. "It affected everything at a very impressionable age."
"The lingering effects [of the recession] are real, not just psychological," agrees Fernando Ferreira, who is also a real estate professor at Wharton. After young people secure good-paying jobs, lenders often hesitate to advance credit to people with high amounts of student debt. "Young families have little money saved, more employment uncertainties, less access to credit and more debt from student loans. It does not make economic sense to buy a house under those conditions."
Even those without poor credit histories may be dissuaded from considering home purchases, says Jessica Lautz, NAR's managing director of survey research. She said while 25% of first-time home buyers had student debt, there is a significant population that doesn't think they will get approval for a mortgage and doesn't even try. "We're not capturing the population who didn't feel they could qualify."
Fannie Mae CEO Tim Mayopoulos echoed that thought in a conference call following the lending giant's third-quarter earnings recently. "I do think that there's a sense out there in the marketplace among borrowers that credit may not be available, especially for people with lower credit scores. I think that what we're probably going through is a period of adjustment on the part of borrowers." He suggested more banks are moving to relax standards and make credit available, which could help boost the market a bit.
But some say it's not only financial issues that are encouraging millennials to put off buying homes. Lifestyle shifts are also playing a role.
Millennials moving out on their own have been gravitating toward urban centers, where rents are higher. A 2014 Nielsen survey found that 62% of millennials prefer to live in mixed-use communities rather than suburbs. As a social movement, this has played a big part in revitalizing cities from Detroit to Brooklyn to Philadelphia. But competition for apartments in these areas also drives up rents.
Apartment vacancy rates already are at historic lows, while rents are rising. The national vacancy rate in the third quarter was 4.3% while effective rents rose 1.5%, notes Victor Calanog, chief economist at Reis Inc., a commercial real estate data company. On a year-over-year basis, rents were up 4.3%. The last time rents rose so quickly was 2007, adds Calanog, in a report on the three months ended September 30.
"There is definitely more demand for rental homes and apartments, so prices went up given the existing supply," Ferreira explains. "Hopefully, rental prices will come down over the next few years, especially in cities without supply constraints."
Marriage Can Wait
Another factor in delaying home purchases: Young people are delaying marriage. Under age 34, just 24% of women and 30% of men are married, about half the figure for that age group in 1940, according to the Pew Center. The median age of first marriage is now over 29 years for men and 27 for women.
"When these people become 35 or 40, I do believe they're going to get married and have kids, and at that point they will buy houses." –Joseph Gyourko
"People aren't feeling that pressure to get there so quickly," said Long of AICPA, suggesting that longer life expectancy also is a factor in millennials' decision-making. "There's more time to enjoy your twenties as a young adult, instead of rushing into parenthood and buying the first home and having those responsibilities. I think this applies across the board to all kinds of adultification of our lives. Everything is kind of being pushed back in life, because we're living longer."
While there's no hard research supporting that suggestion, it is true that, in addition to delaying marriage, young people are also starting families later. Birth rates for women under age 30 are at record lows, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, while the rate of women over age 35 having their first child has steadily risen.
Thus, given that marriage and having children are life events that often drive the decision to buy a home, as millenials move up in years, experts say, they will eventually start checking out open houses.
"When these people become 35 or 40, I do believe they're going to get married and have kids, and at that point they will buy houses," says Gyourko. For all the appeal of urban living, they are likely to look for homes in the suburbs when they are ready to buy, because suburban schools tend to be better. "Until you have kids, you don't need the suburbs, because you don't need the schools."
"Why Millennials Are Delaying Home Buying More Than Ever." Knowledge@Wharton. The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 18 November, 2015. Web. 15 January, 2021	<https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/why-millennials-are-delaying-home-buying-more-than-ever/>
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Great article, very informative! Mortgage professionals simply need to share with their first-time homebuyers that the last time homeownership levels were this low was 1995. Is that a bad thing? No! Let's face it, wouldn't you have wanted to buy a lot of real estate in '95, '96, '97 and road the market all the way up for the next ten years that followed? Of course…that would've been a good thing. Well those opportunities exist right now! ~ Joe@ MortgageMessage.com

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There are few better places to be in Albania than standing on the footbridge in the charming, easy-going town of BERAT. From this vantage point, you'll be surrounded by huddles of Ottoman houses, their dark, rectangular windows staring from whitewashed walls like a thousand eyes. On the south bank is the sleepy Gorica district, kept in shadow for much of the day by a muscular backdrop of rock; to the north is the relatively sun-drenched Mangalemi district, from which steep, cobblestoned paths lead up to the hill-top Kalasa, an old citadel whose wonderful interior is up there with the best old towns in the Balkans.
You'll have great views of Berat from the fourteenth-century Kalasa, a splendidly restored citadel citadel (daily: April–Sept 8am–8pm; Oct–March 8am–5pm; 100L or free out of hours) towering above town, which is accessed via a steep, cobbled road. This is still a functioning part of town and home to hundreds, yet almost nothing dilutes its centuries-old vibe; visit at night and you're in for a wonderfully eerie treat. There were once over thirty churches here but just a handful remain; oldest and most beautiful is the thirteenth-century Church of the Holy Trinity, sitting on the slope below the inner fortifications. Churches remain locked for most of the year, but the key-keepers are usually hanging around nearby. Also within the grounds is the Onufri Museum (Tues–Sun 9am–4pm; 200L), dedicated to the country's foremost icon painter, famed for his use of a particularly vivid red. Heading back down the access road, you'll come across the diverting Ethnographic Museum (daily: May–Sept 9am–1pm & 4–7pm, Sun 9am–2pm; Oct–April 9am–4pm, Sun 9am–2pm; 200L) and the first of the centre's three main mosques.
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Nemesis è un album del gruppo black metal finlandese Azaghal, pubblicato il 31 gennaio 2012 dall'etichetta discografica Moribun Records.

Tracce
 De Masticatione Mortuorum - 3:04
 Pohjoisen Valkoinen Kuolema - 4:10
 Vihasta ja Veritöistä - 7:36
 Hail the Whore - 5:23
 Ex Nihilo - 7:30
 In Deathlike Silence - 4:25
 Black Legions of Satan - 4:19
 Nemesis - 4:42
 The Pit of Shoggoths - 6:16
 Satanic Devotion - 4:30

Formazione
 Narqath - chitarra, basso, voce, tastiera
 JL Nokturnal - synth, chitarra
 Chernobog - batteria
 Niflungr - voce, basso

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While some kinds of sauropod bones are common, others such as skulls are more elusive – which makes a new discovery that was coauthored by a Carnegie Museum of Natural History paleontologist very exciting.
A skull discovered in a rural area of southern Chubut Province, Argentina, will give a face and name to a ten-ton sauropod that plodded around the southern hemisphere about 95 million years ago – Sarmientosaurus musacchioi.
Assistant Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology Matt Lamanna worked on a team that named the new species of dinosaur, which he said will yield a wealth of insights into the biology and behavior of titanosaurs, a group of sauropods that includes the most massive land animals that have ever existed. The fossil was originally discovered by the team leader Rubén Martínez of the Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco in Chubut.
Scientists from Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine were able to reconstruct a model of what the dinosaur's brain would have looked like. Despite the colossal size of the animal, its brain was probably only the size of an orange!
Lamanna said that Sarmientosaurus is one of the most exciting discoveries he's worked on in his career and will provide researchers with information on the origins and evolutionary relationships of titanosaurs.
Above: Research team members Dr. Rubén Martínez (Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco, Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina, right), and Dr. Matt Lamanna (Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, USA, left) with the skull and neck skeleton of the new titanosaurian dinosaur species Sarmientosaurus musacchioi.


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Q: Best practices to keep your ubuntu desktop and laptop in sync? How would you approach if you want your desktop and laptop to be in sync. So you don't have to install/configure the same app twice and also can just stop working on the one device and continue on the other?

A: OK. What you need is two separate features. I only know a lot about one, but I will do my best to give you the background to the other.
I have 8 computers in my house, and keeping all my files on all of them is a necessity. Unfortunately, I also have about 25 GB of files to sync, so I couldn't use any on-line storage site - they don't give you enough space (except for copy.com - you can sign up for 2 free accounts, and share the data between them. It will be half on one, half on the other, so if you share everything you have 30 GB of space. Whether or not this is allowed, I don't know. It also means that your data is twice as likely to be hacked into.)
Anyway, another solution which doesn't require your files being stored on-line is Bit torrent Sync. This requires a program to be installed on both computers (it's available for free on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux). You then enter a secure address (which it generates) and it syncs your files across - either via your LAN or the internet, and their servers.
You could also sync the folders with the program files in them, but that could cause instability. In the ubuntu software centre, you can sync installed programs to another computer.
Click on
File -> Sync Between Computers
You then sign up for an Ubuntu Software Centre account (which may be the same as an Ubuntu 1 account). On the second computer, you sign in to this account in the same way,
File -> Sync Between Computers
but then click 'I already have an account'
look at this How-To Geek article for more information.

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The Kent State Salem Bookstore provides all necessary textbooks for courses offered at the Salem Campus. The Bookstore also offers Book Buy-Back during each semester. Times and days will be posted. Dictionaries, reference books, and some trade books are available. We carry a large variety of office supplies at competitive pricing.
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Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions
K. Yamamoto, H. Nakayama, K. Nunoi, M. Fujishima
In an effort to elucidate the mechanism of calmodulin regulation of muscle contraction, we investigated the interaction between calmodulin and troponin components in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+ by the use of ultracentrifugation methods and polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis. Skeletal-muscle troponin C bound to troponin I and dissociated it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+. When troponin T was absent, calmodulin bound to troponin I and dissociated it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+. When troponin T was present, calmodulin hardly bound to troponin I even in the presence of bivalent cations. Trifluoperazine, a calmodulin antagonist, inhibited the bivalent-cation-dependent interaction between calmodulin and troponin I. Calmodulin migrated more slowly in the presence of Sr2+ than it did in the presence of EGTA but faster than it did in the presence of Ca2+ on polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis under non-denaturing conditions. It is concluded that troponin T is not required in the calmodulin regulation of muscle contraction because troponin T inhibits the bivalent-cation-dependent interaction between calmodulin and troponin I and because calmodulin binds to troponin I and dissociates it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in a bivalent-cation-dependent manner. Sr2+-induced exposure of the hydrophobic region enables calmodulin to bind to troponin I, as is the case with Ca2+.
https://doi.org/10.1042/bj2410905
10.1042/bj2410905
「Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions」の研究トピックを掘り下げます。これらがまとまってユニークなフィンガープリントを構成します。
troponin-tropomyosin complex Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Troponin I Medicine & Life Sciences 65%
Calmodulin Medicine & Life Sciences 60%
Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis Chemical Compounds 58%
Actins Medicine & Life Sciences 46%
Ions Medicine & Life Sciences 45%
Calmodulin Antagonist Chemical Compounds 43%
Trifluoperazine Chemical Compounds 40%
Yamamoto, K., Nakayama, H., Nunoi, K., & Fujishima, M. (1987). Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions. Biochemical Journal, 241(3), 905-909. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj2410905
Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions. / Yamamoto, K.; Nakayama, H.; Nunoi, K.; Fujishima, M.
In: Biochemical Journal, Vol. 241, No. 3, 1987, p. 905-909.
Yamamoto, K, Nakayama, H, Nunoi, K & Fujishima, M 1987, 'Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions', Biochemical Journal, vol. 241, no. 3, pp. 905-909. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj2410905
Yamamoto K, Nakayama H, Nunoi K, Fujishima M. Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions. Biochemical Journal. 1987;241(3):905-909. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj2410905
Yamamoto, K. ; Nakayama, H. ; Nunoi, K. ; Fujishima, M. / Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions. In: Biochemical Journal. 1987 ; Vol. 241, No. 3. pp. 905-909.
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T1 - Interaction of calmodulin with troponin I and the troponin-tropomyosin-actin complex. Effect of Ca2+ or Sr2+ ions
AU - Yamamoto, K.
AU - Nakayama, H.
AU - Nunoi, K.
AU - Fujishima, M.
N2 - In an effort to elucidate the mechanism of calmodulin regulation of muscle contraction, we investigated the interaction between calmodulin and troponin components in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+ by the use of ultracentrifugation methods and polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis. Skeletal-muscle troponin C bound to troponin I and dissociated it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+. When troponin T was absent, calmodulin bound to troponin I and dissociated it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+. When troponin T was present, calmodulin hardly bound to troponin I even in the presence of bivalent cations. Trifluoperazine, a calmodulin antagonist, inhibited the bivalent-cation-dependent interaction between calmodulin and troponin I. Calmodulin migrated more slowly in the presence of Sr2+ than it did in the presence of EGTA but faster than it did in the presence of Ca2+ on polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis under non-denaturing conditions. It is concluded that troponin T is not required in the calmodulin regulation of muscle contraction because troponin T inhibits the bivalent-cation-dependent interaction between calmodulin and troponin I and because calmodulin binds to troponin I and dissociates it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in a bivalent-cation-dependent manner. Sr2+-induced exposure of the hydrophobic region enables calmodulin to bind to troponin I, as is the case with Ca2+.
AB - In an effort to elucidate the mechanism of calmodulin regulation of muscle contraction, we investigated the interaction between calmodulin and troponin components in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+ by the use of ultracentrifugation methods and polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis. Skeletal-muscle troponin C bound to troponin I and dissociated it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+. When troponin T was absent, calmodulin bound to troponin I and dissociated it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in the presence of Ca2+ or Sr2+. When troponin T was present, calmodulin hardly bound to troponin I even in the presence of bivalent cations. Trifluoperazine, a calmodulin antagonist, inhibited the bivalent-cation-dependent interaction between calmodulin and troponin I. Calmodulin migrated more slowly in the presence of Sr2+ than it did in the presence of EGTA but faster than it did in the presence of Ca2+ on polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis under non-denaturing conditions. It is concluded that troponin T is not required in the calmodulin regulation of muscle contraction because troponin T inhibits the bivalent-cation-dependent interaction between calmodulin and troponin I and because calmodulin binds to troponin I and dissociates it from the tropomyosin-actin complex in a bivalent-cation-dependent manner. Sr2+-induced exposure of the hydrophobic region enables calmodulin to bind to troponin I, as is the case with Ca2+.
U2 - 10.1042/bj2410905
DO - 10.1042/bj2410905
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UN Official: We Have Only 60 Years of Farming Left Unless We Go Fully Organic
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Whether you decide to keep chickens for eggs, meat, show or just companionship, learning to care for them is easy and rewarding, providing that you know some basics. Local laws, such as zoning and other ordinances, may end your chicken enterprise before it takes flight. The best way to avoid conflicts is to check with…
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* In the 1960s, 7 percent of new female drinkers were ages 10 to 14. Today the figure is at 31 percent.
National Household Survey on Drug Abuse, conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
* Ten to 30 million children worldwide are orphaned and must support themselves by working, begging, stealing, selling sex and trafficking illicit substances. Estimates say that up to 90 percent of these street children use substances of one kind or another. The initial use of a substance among street children is known to be as early as age 5.
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La  et dernière étape du Tour d'Italie 2013 s'est déroulée le dimanche  sur une distance de . Le départ est donné à Riese Pio X et l'arrivée a lieu à Brescia, rompant comme lors des éditions 2009 et 2010 du Giro avec la traditionnelle arrivée finale à Milan devant le siège de l'organisateur de l'épreuve.

Mauro Santambrogio est disqualifié après un contrôle positif à l'EPO effectué au terme de la première étape. Il perd les résultats et classements de cette étape ainsi que les classements finals.

Parcours de l'étape

Cette dernière étape est longue de . Le départ est donné à Riese Pio X et l'arrivée a lieu à Brescia, rompant comme lors des éditions 2009 et 2010 du Giro avec la traditionnelle arrivée finale à Milan devant le siège de l'organisateur de l'épreuve. La fin d'étape est courue dans les rues de Brescia, sur un circuit de  parcouru sept fois. Pour des raisons externes à l'épreuve, à savoir la tenue d'élections municipales, deux tours du circuit final sont finalement rajoutés après que les coureurs ont dû emprunter un raccourci avant l'arrivée sur la boucle finale. Le second sprint intermédiaire est ainsi reculé de deux tours de circuit.

Déroulement de la course

La première partie de la course, jusqu'à Brescia, est calme, uniquement animée par le premier sprint intermédiaire. Mark Cavendish s'y impose et ne compte plus que trois points de retard sur Vincenzo Nibali au classement par points. À l'entrée du circuit final, le peloton laisse Stefano Garzelli afin qu'il fasse ses adieux au Tour d'Italie sous les applaudissements du public.

Une mauvaise information sur le deuxième sprint intermédiaire amène Cavendish à sprinter deux fois pour être le premier à passer sur la ligne d'arrivée, et s'assurer ainsi la victoire au classement par points. Dans le dernier kilomètre, l'équipe Cannondale est en tête du peloton pour emmener le sprint d'Elia Viviani. Sacha Modolo (Bardiani Valvole-CSF Inox) se lance, mais Mark Cavendhis le dépasse sans difficulté et s'impose pour la cinquième fois durant ce Tour d'Italie. Il achève ces trois semaines de course en ayant remporté tous les sprints disputés. Il s'adjuge le maillot rouge. Il compte désormais une victoire au classement par points de chacun des trois grands tours.

Le classement général et les autres classements annexes ne connaissent pas de changement. Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) remporte ce Tour d'Italie, devant Rigoberto Urán (Sky) et Cadel Evans (BMC). Stefano Pirazzi (Bardiani Valvole-CSF Inox) gagne le classement de la montagne, Rafael Andriato (Vini Fantini-Selle Italia) celui des sprints,	Carlos Betancur (AG2R La Mondiale) est meilleur jeune et Sky meilleure équipe.

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Amy Winehouse's Father Calls Jean Paul Gaultier's Couture Tribute To Singer 'Bad Taste' (Poll)
The French fashion show was held 2 days after the 6-month anniversary of the singer's death
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Jean Paul Gaultier's 2012 Spring couture collection was shown in Paris this week. Style scribes raved about the funky colorful show featuring models wearing huge brightly-hued beehive wigs, cat eyeliner, chain smoking cigarettes and tottering on platform heels, all garbed in 50's costumes – pencil skirts and corset dresses — inspired by the late soul singer Amy Winehouse.
Gaulter called it his ode to Amy: 'She was an icon of fashion and truly, the sense of how she mixed the clothes – it was great.'
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But the singer's taxi driver dad Mitch Winehouse has slammed Gaultier, tweeting this week, "We don't support the Jean Paul Gaultier collection. It's in bad taste.' And considering that the show was just two days after the six month anniversary of her death at age 27, he may have a point. Amy died on July 23, 2011, after battling drink and drugs for many years.
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Mitch told a British paper: "The family was upset to see those pictures, they were a total shock. We're still grieving for her loss, and we've had a difficult week with the six-month anniversary." He is also annoyed that her image had been used 'to sell clothes', and that no one from Gaultier offered to make a donation to The Amy Winehouse Foundation that helps people vulnerable to drink and drugs.
Gaultier also played Amy's music during the show. What do you think?
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Some notes of interest for the Range.
There are fifty one (51) All-Rails scheduled for the month of September out of Minntac for Granite City and Fairfield.
In case you missed it, Minntac is scheduled to come back to almost full production with four lines running by the end of September.
There are a total of four pellet trains bound for Two Harbors this week.
A switch engine is now at Two Harbors and it's believed to be an I.C. unit. Also the cars there are being run to Minntac then to Proctor for FRA scheduled check-ups. And Proctor cars go to Minntac then to Two Harbors to make the switch.
The new ore cars are still being tested and worked on. There where 40 brought up for loading at United and are the current test subjects.
United is also loading off the stock pile that was on the ground by the plant. The first 40 cars get loaded off the pile and the rest of the 136 get fresh hot pellets. They were steaming today and it was actually 85 degrees ABOVE zero when the train left Fairlane at 1900 hours.
United is also reported to be ramping up production a little here shortly.
The DM&IR 212 is on the Keenan Switch with the GT unit.
One T-Bird has the 401 and 409 and the other is the B&LE 909 and I.C. something.
And things are starting to pick up here nicely.


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Philippines U18 opened their SEABA Championship campaign with a comfortable win. The defending champions routed Laos for 1-0 record. Mario Bonleon came up with 24 points to lead the winners.
Philippines got to a flying start. They knocked down 34 points in the opening quarter to build a 24-point lead. Kyles Laos managed just two points in the second quarter to face a massive 52-point halftime deficit. Philippines stayed in charge from then on breezing to the victory at the end. Rey Nambatac scored 17 points for the winners. Ronnie Leon and Kyles Lao added 16 points each for Philippines. Aphakone Phommasone (175-G-96) answered with 10 points for Kyles Laos. Phimmasone Phannolath had 8 points in the loss.


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"Growing up, my teenage cat-brain was filled with all sorts of bizarre questions and interesting 'What If?' scenarios. How long is the prison sentence for cutting the tags off my mattress? What other dimension does the other sock go when its sibling emerges from the dryer? Most puzzling of them all would have to be 'What if Glenn Danzig and his cohorts did away with their Satanic leanings and lyrics during their musical peak, and decided to just smoke a metric fuck-ton of pot instead?'" Enter the Maze of the Haze Mage.
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4 Days of Death: The Maryland Deathfest Diaries
On June 16, 2018 By Mark Z.
"Anyone who's seen The Wire knows Baltimore can be a rough place, but on Memorial Day weekend every year, things get especially brutal. Hundreds of rabid metal fans from all over the world descend on 'Charm City' to participate in Maryland Deathfest, and the result is four days of moshing, headbanging, and partying like it's 1989." Death to all.
From Beyond – The Band From Beyond Review
On May 8, 2018 By Steel Druhm
"Life coaches and creepy self-help gurus always seem to tell you to get a clear plan and follow it. As if all life's complexities and intrinsic chaos could be bypassed by the mere existence of bullet points and feel good mission statements. Like many of my fellow metal fanciers, I prefer a life of chaos, uncertainty and random disaster. I feel safe saying Texas oddballs From Beyond are right there with me on that too. Their debut jettisons policy and protocol, instead hurling ideas against a studio wall to see what sticks and how deeply." Of plans and punches.
Twitching Tongues – Gaining Purpose Through Passionate Hatred Review
On March 9, 2018 By Dr. Fisting
"Like many of you, I was shaken to my very core by AMG Himself's recent diatribe about subgenres. Fittingly enough, the very next album I'm handed to review is by a band that has blurred the lines of 'metal' and 'hardcore' for several years, confounding fans on both sides of the fence. As some of our longtime readers may have noticed, I really enjoy when bands do things that upset or confuse people, especially if it happens to result in interesting music. Enter Twitching Tongues and their fantastically-titled Gaining Purpose Through Passionate Hatred." When the pigeon can't find the hole.
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"In a faraway corner of the Southern hemisphere belonging to radiant women and men who loot (and labor), a storm is brewing. A seething swarm of stoner sludge swirls and simmers in the starless sky, and my advice, should you hear that thunder, is the same as Colin Hay's: you better run, you better take cover. A scant 2 years after dropping a self-titled pseudopodian riff bomb on an unsuspecting world, Melbourne's Motherslug have added a second full-length to their cornucopia of doom, and all the salt in the world won't keep you safe from this slugger." Slimin' and stealin'.
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"Someone asked me recently what the difference was between rock and metal. It seems an easy question, but although most of us will be able to distinguish between rock and metal quite intuitively, drawing the line in the sand is a more complicated endeavor." The line must be drawn...here!
Beastmaker – Inside the Skull Review
On May 22, 2017 By L. Saunders
"Californian doomers Beastmaker take a familiar approach worshiping at the altar of classic Sabbath and Pentagram, grinding these well worn influences through a hazy stoner rock filter, complete with loose garage-y vibe. Already the band has a couple of releases under their belts despite their relatively short existence, but do these drugged-out heathens have what it takes to compete with the big guns?" Not to be confused with the Beastmaster, nor the Beastmilker.
Danzig – Black Laden Crown Review
On May 22, 2017 By Steel Druhm
"I remember being instantly taken with the sound of Danzig's self-titled debut when I saw the video for "Twist of Cain" on MTV's Headbanger's Ball. Sure, I knew Mr. Danzig from The Misfits and Samhain, but this was a much different beast. Metal, meaty, manly and catchy as all get out. Thus began my fandom for the man's solo career, which burned brightly from 1988 to 1996, at which time the biscuit wheels came off the gravy train to the sickening sounds of electronica." Pec the halls with brows from Jersey!
Ghoultown – Ghost of the Southern Son Review
On April 25, 2017 By Dr. A.N. Grier
"Shhhh... listen... do you hear him creeping about like the Fouke Monster? He creeps through the brush as an apparition of his former self. Once the bassist of Texas doom legends Solitude Aeturnus, he's now Count Lyle Blackburn: actor, author, and mainman of hellbilly/psychobilly/goth rock/Spaghetti Western-metal greats Ghoultown. Few have incorporated Ennio Morricone's flavorings into the goth rock sound of Danzig. Few have written theme songs for the Mistress of the Dark. Few have kept the attention of grumpy Doc Grier for as long as they have." Guns, guts, gnocchi.
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On March 31, 2017 By Dr. A.N. Grier
"Life's a wild, fucking adventure that's about as satisfying as it is annoying. For every high, there's a massive low. For every milestone, there's a setback. For every breakthrough, there are countless failures. Sometimes it gets to the point where all you remember from one day to the next is the bullshit. What does this have to do with Stormhammer and their sixth LP Welcome to the End? A hell of a lot." Life is pain and power metal can be too.


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A Faded Legacy: Amy Brown Lyman and Mormon Women's Activism, 1872 - 1959
Dave Hall
University of Utah Press, 2015
Library of Congress BX8695.L925H35 2015 | Dewey Decimal 267.4493092
To her contemporaries Amy Brown Lyman was a leader, admired for her dynamic personality, her inspiring public addresses, and especially for her remarkable vision of what Mormon women in the Relief Society could achieve. Yet today her name is barely known. This volume brings her work to light, showing how the accomplishments of Lyman and her peers benefitted their own and subsequent generations.
Placing Lyman's story within a local and national context, award-winning author Dave Hall examines the roots and trajectory of Mormon women's activism. Born into a polygamist family, Lyman entered the larger sphere of public life at the time when the practice of polygamy was ending and Mormonism had begun assimilating mainstream trends. The book follows her life as she prepared for a career, married, and sought meaning in a rapidly changing society. It recounts her involvement in the Relief Society, the Mormon women's charity group that she led for many years and sought to transform into a force for social welfare, and it considers the influence of her connections with national and international women's organizations. The final period of Lyman's life, in which she resigned from the Relief Society amidst personal tragedy, offers insight into the reasons Mormon women abandoned their activist heritage for a more conservative role, a stance that is again evolving.
Winner of the Mormon History Association's Best First Book Award.
A Foreign Kingdom: Mormons and Polygamy in American Political Culture, 1852-1890
Christine Talbot
University of Illinois Press, 2013
Library of Congress BX8643.P63T35 2013 | Dewey Decimal 289.37309034
The years from 1852 to 1890 marked a controversial period in Mormonism, when the church's official embrace of polygamy put it at odds with wider American culture. In this study, Christine Talbot explores the controversial era, discussing how plural marriage generated decades of cultural and political conflict over competing definitions of legitimate marriage, family structure, and American identity.
In particular, Talbot examines "the Mormon question" with attention to how it constructed ideas about American citizenship around the presumed separation of the public and private spheres. Contrary to the prevailing notion of man as political actor, woman as domestic keeper, and religious conscience as entirely private, Mormons enfranchised women and framed religious practice as a political act. The way Mormonism undermined the public/private divide led white, middle-class Americans to respond by attacking not just Mormon sexual and marital norms but also Mormons' very fitness as American citizens. Poised at the intersection of the history of the American West, Mormonism, and nineteenth-century culture and politics, this carefully researched exploration considers the ways in which Mormons and anti-Mormons both questioned and constructed ideas of the national body politic, citizenship, gender, the family, and American culture at large.
From Mission to Madness: LAST SON OF THE MORMON PROPHET
Valeen Tippetts Avery
Library of Congress BX8695.S47A84 1998 | Dewey Decimal 289.3092
Brilliant and charismatic, David Hyrum Smith was a poet, painter, singer, philosopher, naturalist, and highly effective missionary for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. In this richly detailed biography, Valeen Tippetts Avery chronicles the life of the last son of Joseph Smith and his first wife, Emma. Avery draws on a large body of correspondence for details of David's life and on his poetry to reveal his personality and emotional struggles. She tells of his mental deterioration, starting with a probable breakdown early in 1870 and ending with his death in 1904 in the Northern Illinois Hospital and Asylum for the Insane in Elgin, where he had been confined for twenty-seven years.
"This is an astonishing accomplishment which not only tells the reader about a neglected historical figure, but about myriad neglected dimensions of both Mormon history and the history of religion in general." -- Jan Shipps, author of Mormonism: The Story of a New Religious Tradition
"This will stand alone as a biography of David H. Smith. . . . But it is also an insightful look at the times and environment from which the Smith family, and its ideas, emerged." -- Paul M. Edwards, author of Our Legacy of Faith: A Brief History of the Reorganized Church
A Frontier Life: Jacob Hamblin, Explorer and Indian Missionary
Todd M. Compton
Library of Congress F826.H2C58 2013 | Dewey Decimal 979.202092
Winner of the Juanita Brooks Prize in Mormon Studies
Frontiersman, colonizer, missionary to the Indians, and explorer of the American West, Jacob Hamblin has long been one of the most enigmatic figures in Mormon history. In this defining biography, Todd Compton examines and disentangles many of the myths and controversies surrounding Hamblin. His Grand Canyon adventures and explorations as a guide alongside John Wesley Powell are well documented, as are his roles as a missionary, cultural liaison, and negotiator to the Indian tribes of southern Utah and Arizona. Hamblin struggled in this latter role, sometimes unable to bridge the gulf between Mormonism and Indian culture. He disavowed violent conflict and ceaselessly sought peaceful resolutions where others resorted to punitive action. He strove above all for mutual understanding in the absence of conversion.
A Frontier Life provides a rich narrative that fleshes out a picture of a sometimes vilified figure, particularly in regard to his connection to the infamous Mountain Meadows Massacre, where Compton provides nuanced discussion clarifying Hamblin's post-massacre role—he was not present at the massacre, but reported on it to both Brigham Young and military investigators. Compton's engagement with Mormon historiography and previous Hamblin portrayals will make this work of particular interest to both scholars and students. The casual reader will take pleasure in learning of a true pioneer who lived life at the geographical, cultural, and spiritual boundaries of his era. This dramatic, entertaining biography is a truly significant contribution to Mormon history.
Winner of the Evans Biography Award, the John Whitmer Historical Society Best Biography Award, and the Francis Armstrong Madsen Best Book Award.
Frontier Religion: Mormons and America, 1857–1907
Konden Smith Hansen
Library of Congress BX8611 | Dewey Decimal 289.37309034
At the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Mormons were deliberately excluded from one of the main attractions, the Parliament of Religions. Organizers believed that Mormonism, with its connections to polygamy, did not merit a place alongside other world religions being showcased for the similar ways in which they inspired people to follow God. At the same time, however, Americans who had long shown hatred or distrust toward their Mormon neighbors had begun to see Mormonism in a different light. Underlying this new view of Mormonism was a rapidly developing belief in America's fading western frontier as a place linked to core American values such as self-reliance, personal freedom, and democratic rule. With a unique history intimately tied to the frontier, Mormonism began to be seen less as something outside America, and more as a faith closely associated with the country's most important principles.
In Frontier Religion Konden Smith Hansen examines the dramatic influence these perceptions of the frontier had on Mormonism and other religions in America. Endeavoring to better understand the sway of the frontier on religion in the United States, this book follows several Mormon-American conflicts, from the Utah War and the antipolygamy crusades to the Reed Smoot hearings. The story of Mormonism's move toward American acceptability represents a larger story of the nation's transition to modernity and the meaning of religious pluralism. This book challenges old assumptions and provokes further study of the ever changing dialectic between society and faith.
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Infiltrating Culture Through Branded Collaborations: Tips from OREO and HBO
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During #SMWNYC, HBO's Alex Diamond and Justin Parnell, Senior Director, OREO, Mondelez International, talked with 360i's Dani Calogera about their top tricks to maximize collaborative success.
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Oreo's recent team-up with GOT has produced some of the cookie makers' most flavourful and popular snacks ever. During #SMWNYC, Alex Diamond, Director of Program Marketing at HBO, and Justin Parnell, Senior Director, OREO, Mondelez International, talked with 360i's Dani Calogera about their top tricks to maximize collaborative success.
The eighth season of Game of Thrones is undoubtedly it's most successful: it spawned twitter's most-tweeted about TV episode of all time. The premiere episode of the latest series brought in a mega 17.4 million viewers – smashing the previous record of 11 million set by the final episode of The Sopranos in 2009. And despite the two-year break between the penultimate and final seasons, still attracts the attention of its entire fanbase every time it is aired.
The buzz around the show – the fanaticism and furor – is reaching heights that many TV companies never thought were achievable. It would be a travesty if companies didn't jump on the hype and benefit from the rage and love around the show – hence why OREO have recently released their own brand of 'Game of Thrones cookies'. But for that to happen, collaboration has to take place. And for that to happen, an agreement between two companies also has to take place. So, in an age where we're blinded, and frankly obsessed by social media, how does a good collab really work?
Talk value
While it's key that you're in touch with what the consumers want, it's also vital that you take them aback. Which OREO fan would have been expecting a limited edition Game of Thrones version to pop up on shop shelves? Even so, it's likely that, given the cultural stature of the programme, many OREO eaters are probably GoT watchers too. So when the collab was revealed, it was probably random for most people, but it got them talking – because the consumers were going to be talking about, and passionate about GoT anyway.
It may be on a massive scale, but it can work just as well for two smaller brands – if people are talking about it in a cultural way in any form, capitalize on it. That's the surprise element of it – and coupled with an idea that 'hasn't been done before', or doing something that 'nobody else can do' – like printing biscuits with branded designs – is key to creating a winning collaboration.
Parnell explained that OREO's first thought about who to collaborate with was the way in which it will benefit the brand from a cultural perspective.
'How do we infiltrate culture?' he asked. Making sure that people recognize your brand not only as a food product, in this example, but as a phenomenon as well that can be talked about as a separate entity, is key. Sparking conversation, both in real life and on social, and engagement with the product, is of course, what the collaboration is meant to do. That leads to more brand awareness, and subsequently, more sales.
The social aspect
The idea, Parnell said, of a collaboration between OREO and Game of Thrones, is inherently social anyway. It's going to get people talking. One of the most important thinking strands for OREO was how they leveraged the product, the experience, and the PR and simply amplified it for social. Fuelling conversation throughout the whole campaign was a big yes for both speakers. And brand banter…
Calogera was eager to quiz Parnell and Diamond about brand banter and personification on Twitter. She, as an advertising agent, reckons it's key to growing a brand. Both Alex and Justin agreed, with Alex, as the GoT man in the building, saying that from their side, most of the brand banter, on Twitter, for example, came from other brands. But for both, the key to good brand banter online was authenticity. If it seems forced, or unnatural, customers won't buy it – and it may even work against the brand. Pick the brands that you 'banter' with carefully – they might be the hit and miss of your online success
A fast response on social is also necessary for it to work well. OREO has a team monitoring social media so they are in a position to respond at the click of a finger if necessary.
'Courage, agility, risk-taking and speed.' It might seem like a checklist for a Ninja Warrior competitor, but it's what Justin lists in reference to the ways in which a good collab work.
An act of devotion
From the GoT side, as the (arguably) bigger brand, it was paramount to Alex and his team that OREO showed how much they were willing to dedicate to the collaboration. By this, he wanted to see evidence that Oreo was going to do something they'd never done before – which they did, by engraining their cookies with GoT designs and, for the first time ever, replacing their cartoon logo with a GoT typeface. Whatever it is that demonstrates the commitment must be authentic and respect the brand in mind.
Both speakers reiterated the idea though, that despite this, the idea was the most important factor in the decision to collaborate. It didn't matter for OREO about whether the category was TV, radio, print, online, or anything else. It was the fact the GoT was involved that swung the tide. And for them, a GoT-branded OREO cookie, as well as an OREO-themed GoT intro film, was a great idea. It had legs and was accessible for fans of both products.
A final wrap up
Parnell and Diamond left the audience with the following takeaways.
For two brands to work well together, they have to:
Be clear on why they should work together
Have overlapping values
Be able to speak to a wider audience as a result of their collab
Create something impactful
Share the same vision
And from the agency perspective, if you want to make a collaboration happen, just look inside the box. A brand you already have on board might be perfect for it.
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