A recently completed Access Audit concluded with a downloadable No.1 Royal Cresent Access Statement May 2016 .
Two floors of No.1 Royal Crescent – both the main house and the newly-restored domestic wing – are accessible via a lift. In order to protect the furniture and displays from damage mobility scooters are not allowed in No.1. Manual wheelchairs are permitted. Our room guides are all trained to assist visitors with accessing our collections, so please let them know if extra help is needed.
Blue Badge holders are able to park directly outside No.1 Royal Crescent.
An adapted WC is located adjacent to the lift on the ground floor.
The Museum of Bath Architecture is housed in the Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel which is fully accessible.
Beckford's Tower and Museum is regretfully not accessible for wheelchair users.
A disabled parking space is situated outside the museum in New King Street.
An audio tour is available for visitors who are blind or partially sighted, accompanied by a book of tactile images.
A virtual tour is available to visitors with mobility problems on the ground floor; it is also possible to see Constructing the Heavens on a screen in the reception area.
Tactile plans of the museum and garden are available with raised lettering and Braille.


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The causes of your pains can be multiple.
Those may be physical but can also be mental. A thorough history and physical examination is needed to get to the root of your problem. Us throwing guess won't be nearly as effective.
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Orchestras Support In-School Music Education
U.S. Department of Education Funding Opportunities
Music Education Advocacy Tools
Every Student Succeeds Act: Resources for Orchestras
Ten Tips for Launching Your Music Education Advocacy Effort
Sample Actions Your Orchestra Might Take
Status of Arts Education
Benefits of Arts Education
Coalition Efforts
Orchestras in Advocacy
Arts Education Is Essential
The League joined a group of national organizations collaborating to issue a statement of support for arts education particularly in the context of COVID-19. The message in "Arts Education Is Essential" highlights some of the key benefits of arts education that are of critical value now more than ever: social and emotional well-being of students, a welcoming school environment that encourages student expression in a safe and positive way, and a well-rounded education for all students. Orchestras can put this statement to use immediately by adding it to their local advocacy in support of music education in your schools. The growing list of national signatories may also suggest local members who can be strong partners in education advocacy efforts.
Arts Education: Creating Student Success in School, Work, and Life
A group of the largest national education associations have joined ranks with the arts community to ask for better arts education opportunities in our nation's schools. The messages outlined in Arts Education: Creating Student Success in School, Work, and Life will directly communicate the benefits of arts education to policymakers as they are expected to re-write the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) this year. As this unified statement-in-progress demonstrates, there is strength in numbers and value in partnering with common stakeholders. Consider mining this statement for talking points your orchestra can use immediately in local advocacy that supports music education in your schools. Also, review the list of national signatories and consider their local members as potential partners in your education advocacy efforts.
Arts Education for America's Students: A Shared Endeavor
The League, in partnership with 12 national arts and education organizations, has released Arts Education for America's Students, A Shared Endeavor, a statement outlining the importance of high quality arts education and those responsible for providing it to students. A Shared Endeavor articulates the purpose and value of art education in the balanced curriculum of all students, asserts its place as a core academic subject area, and details how sequential arts learning can be supported by rigorous national standards and assessments. The statement, created over a 12-month period by the endorsing organizations, calls on organizations and individuals to actively support and promote:
Policies and resources for arts education.
Access to arts education for all students.
Collaboration between school-based arts educators, other subject area teachers, community-based artists, and arts educators.
Long-term advocacy partnership between all providers of arts education.
We encourage you to read this document and its companion diagram that places students at the center of arts education and consider it a tool to help prompt dialogue and engagement with community arts education leaders in a conversation about how students in your community access arts education, beginning with these questions:
Do students have access to arts education in your community's schools?
How do community-based arts educators, including your orchestra, connect with learning taking place in your community's schools?
How do teachers connect the learning in their classrooms to learning in the arts? How can you support them in that endeavor?
Where do you have strong supports for arts education at your school? What does your state require your schools to do?
Arts Education Partnership
The Arts Education Partnership (AEP) is a rich source of research about the importance of arts education. The League is a member of the AEP advisory comittee. The total Partnership includes more than 100 national arts, education, business, philanthropic, and government organizations.
National Association for Music Education
The National Association for Music Education (formerly known as MENC) is among the world's largest arts education organizations, and addresses all aspects of music education. Through membership of more than 75,000 active, retired, and preservice music teachers, NAfME provides resources to educators, students and education advocates.
Supportmusic.com
The League is an active member of this national coalition, dedicated to increasing music education opportunities for all learners. Supported by MENC: The National Association for Music Education and NAMM, the International Music Products Association, supportmusic.com invites you to plug in the challenges to music education in your community, and generates the arguments you can use to address them. The Grassroots Advocacy Guide is a free community resource that provides tools for music education advocacy, developed and supported by NAMM, the National Association of Music Merchants.
Declaration on Equity in Music for City Students
The Yale School of Music has published the Declaration on Equity in Music for City Students. Based on the work of the 2017 Yale Symposium and drawing on advice from more than 40 experts, the declaration calls for every student in every city to have access to a robust and active music life; for all city students to have access to in-school music education taught by certified music educators, for strategic partnerships with local organizations, and for changes in the development, preparation, and support of music educators and teaching artists.

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Stepping out in Norfolk for low-grade brain tumours
Our Member Charity Astro Brain Tumour Fund is hosting its biggest annual fundraising event in October – it's thirteenth annual Norfolk Family Walk for brain tumours. Gaining popularity year by year, the event offers a choice of distances – one, three, six or 10 miles to suit all ages and abilities. It is being held at Holkham Hall Estate, north Norfolk, on Sunday 6 October 2019 from 10am to 4pm. There is a registration fee of £5 (children walk free) with participants raising money for the brain tumour charity of their choice.
Among those walking once again this year is Rod Barrett who said: "We started going more than 10 years ago when we did this lovely walk with our late niece Gemma. Gemma had already been diagnosed with a brain tumour but you would never have known. She was an inspiration; and she still is. It is now an opportunity for family and friends to come together, to remember and to support the charity that Gemma herself favoured."
Astro Brain Tumour Fund was founded by Katie Sheen after Paul Chamberlain, her sister's husband, was diagnosed with a low-grade astrocytoma in December 2000 aged 30. Katie decided to launch her own charity due to the lack of research into low-grade tumours in the UK. Katie retired from the charity in January 2019, leaving present trustees Mary and Robbie Burton, Linda Rickford, Angela Scrutton plus new trustees Teresa Jordan and Kathleen Ferry looking forward to a bright and hopeful future carrying on the invaluable work of the charity. Katie is now Research Manager at Brain Tumour Research.
For further information on the Walk, please contact Mary on 01485 525 279, see here for Mary's email contact details or visit the Astro Brain Tumour Fund website.
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Home/Obituaries/Velma Schlick, 97, Charles City
Velma Schlick, 97, Charles City
Chris Berg Send an email June 1, 2020
Velma Schlick, 97, of Charles City, passed away Saturday, May 30, 2020 at the 9th Street Chautauqua Guest Home in Charles City.
A private service will be held and a public memorial celebration of her life will happen at a future date.
Velma Kathryn Schlick was born November 4, 1922, to George and Amanda (Thielke) Heitz and grew up a farm girl with her brother and two sisters. She enjoyed helping her dad and working with the horses and other farm animals. She attended country school, graduated from Charles City High School at the age of 16, and taught country school in Ulster Township for a few years. Velma had a keen interest in nature. If her students got their work done early, she would walk them to nearby woods to look for birds and wildflowers.
She loved farm life and in 1944 married farmer Donald Schlick, and settled in to life as a farm wife southwest of Charles City. They raised corn, beans, oats, hay, cattle, hogs, chickens, and two boys, James and Paul. She tended a large garden with Don's and the boys' help—mostly Don's. Their hard work and frugal nature enabled them to send both boys to Iowa State to become engineers. Don kept two Belgian draft horses as a hobby after he retired and she enjoyed riding around the farm with him in wagon or sled until Don's death in 2000.
Velma loved music and played the piano, often briefly giving the ivories a quick tickle on her way by. She also loved poetry and cut hundreds of poems out of magazines which she pinned on the curtains and memorized while washing dishes. She gave dozens of individualized poetry-based programs to groups and civic organizations. She also wrote poetry including a lengthy poem about 4th of July picnics which she recited at the church picnic for decades and was published in Good Old Days magazine. She was a proficient letter-writer to both adults and children, often sending a couple hundred hand-written letters a year.
She adored cats and had many which she and Don fed in narrow troughs intended for feeding little chicks. She gave every kitten a unique name and usually a special kitten or two made their way into the house. They always had one dog, always an English Shepherd, that Don always named Rex.
Velma had a deep faith and attended W. St. Charles Methodist Church all her life where she taught Sunday School and World Builders, led the MYF youth group, and participated in bible study. She always had a positive attitude and approached life with a smile and a wittiness that endeared her to people. She loved her family and often said that she got her boys right away but had to wait years for her daughters.
Velma is survived by sons Paul (Judy) Schlick and Jim Schlick; sisters-in-law Darlene Heitz and Dixie Fox; and dozens of nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Glenn Heitz; sisters, Lois Frankenfield and Lorraine Fox; and daughter-in-law, Pam Schlick.
Memorials to C&W Rustic Hollow Shelter, Nashua, who cared for her cats Samantha and Zorro after she moved from the farm in 2013, and to the West St. Charles Methodist Church, Charles City.
Hauser Weishaar Funeral Home, (641) 228-2323, 1205 South Main Street, Charles City, Iowa 50616 is in charge of local arrangements. Online condolences may be left on the Tribute Wall for the family at www.hauserfh.com.
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Squarespace eCommerce – Everything Necessary To Run Your Business?
Squarespace made a name for itself as a powerful website builder with a range of hosting options. But its eCommerce solution is a lesser known component of the company's product line.
Squarespace claims its eCommerce division provides users with one of the most advanced eCommerce solutions on the market.
However, with so many choices, is Squarespace eCommerce really one of your best options?
First and foremost, Squarespace is a web building platform. The company provides users with easy-to-use web design tools.
If you're not experienced in web development, Squarespace can help you build on online website or store.
Squarespace provides professional themes and templates that cover a variety of designs. So, if you decide you want to change the design in a few months, you can swap your template without any major issues.
For this reason, Squarespace is one of the most flexible eCommerce web builders on the market. The company's focus in this area means you won't have to sacrifice aesthetics for functionality.
You can also create digital catalogs, embed videos, import high-definition imaging, and employ a range of other product display options.
If the design of your eCommerce store is your priority, I recommend Squarespace.
Squarespace provides seamless integration for all its eCommerce applications. You won't need to customize themes or templates when setting up your online store. You can add or drop applications with the click of a button.
You can add events, products, services, blogs and plenty of other features -- all via a central platform.
I like to work with eCommerce companies that value social media. In the modern world of digital marketing, it's essential that your online store has a social media presence.
Fortunately, you can manage content and product sharing on social media directly through the Squarespace commerce platform. You can mass-post across multiple platforms at the same time.
This is a great feature. It will save you time and keep your social media presence up-to-date.
One of the most essential components of any eCommerce store is shipping logistics. You need to be able to be able to efficiently ship products and maintain control of inventory.
Many Squarespace eCommerce reviews overlook the importance of an automated shipping platform.
So, does Squarespace have an automatic shipping function?
Yes. You can calculate real-time shipping rates and delivery times with most shipping companies in the United States. Squarespace will also keep track of your inventory data to help you manage your products as they're purchased.
While its shipping function isn't as strong as some 'drop-shipping' eCommerce providers, it still saves you time and money.
Squarespace offers two different eCommerce packages – Basic and Advanced. If you're purchasing the Basic plan; the monthly plan is $30 per month and the yearly plan is $26 per month. If you buy the Advanced plan; the monthly plan is $46 per month, and the annual plan is $40 per month.
There aren't too many differences between the basic and advanced packages. But if you want to take advantage of premium store options - such as gift cards, advanced shipping, and discounts - the advanced package is worth the few extra dollars.
Considering the range of eCommerce and web building features included in this plan, it's definitely a solid option.
Regarding a Squarespace transaction fee, the company partners with Stripe to process most transactions. Stripe charges 30c + 2.9% of the value of the transaction.
Free Trial - Can You Try Before You Commit?
If you're investing in an eCommerce platform, it's essential to try the service before you make any large purchases.
Squarespace offers a free trial of its eCommerce platform to help users adapt to its platform. A 14-day free trial is available with any of its packages.
Is Squarespace eCommerce Any Good?
It's essential to consider all the features included in an eCommerce package before making a purchasing decision.
Squarespace provides the perfect mix of eCommerce solutions and web building tools. You can design an aesthetic site with a powerful online store. Integrated shipping and payments also provide added functionality.
Best of all, you don't have to break the bank to purchase this service. I highly recommend it.


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You know, sometimes it's okay just to laugh. Really, you don't have to worry about stuff all the time. A matter of fact, why don't you just take a few moments right now. Go ahead, give yourself permission to giggle.
What's that you said? Having trouble finding something to laugh at? I find that hard to believe. Have you looked at your feet lately? Those things are hysterical. No? Nothing?
Hmmmm.... I know what will do it. You need to go and get yourself a copy of Sam Spina's The Complete TARNfrom Birdcage Bottom Books. If you're not laughing by the time you've finished TARN, then you may want to seek professional help.
Because The Complete TARN is funny.


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Oscars: Brian Grazer talks Brett Ratner and BIlly Crystal
By Josh Rottenberg
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It's been a wild few days for producer Brian Grazer, to put it extremely mildly. On Wednesday, Grazer stepped in to take the helm of the Oscars after Brett Ratner resigned amid controversy and, with the departure of Ratner's handpicked host Eddie Murphy, Grazer's first order of business was to quickly lock in a new host. "I'm a little overloaded," he says. Still, Grazer — who is co-producing the show with veteran TV producer Don Mischer — took a few minutes to talk to EW about how this whole crazy week went down from his point-of-view, why he chose veteran Oscar host Billy Crystal, and what he has in mind for the 84th Academy Awards.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Had you ever considered producing the Oscars before? I'm sure you must have been asked.
BRIAN GRAZER: I had been asked, and I considered it, but, you know, as much as I love and respect the Academy, there just wasn't a sense of urgency. Whereas this time I knew the players — I know Eddie and I know Brett [Grazer produced Ratner's action-comedy Tower Heist] – and, of course, I'm involved in the Academy and the Producers Guild, and I felt a sense of urgency. When [Academy president] Tom Sherak called, I just said yes right away. I didn't think about how hard it would be. It was almost like a civic duty — I just had to go ahead and do it.
I imagine one of your first calls must have been to Brett.
It was, actually. What happened was, I was in New York doing some press for J. Edgar [which Grazer produced], and I heard there was this possibility as I was taking off. And when I landed, Tom Sherak called. I told him immediately, "Yes, I'll do it, but I'd like to just call a few people. I'll call you back in five minutes." I called Brett, I called [Imagine Entertainment partner] Ron Howard, and I called one friend and mentor of mine. And what Brett said was, "Look, I had to resign. I would love it if you did it. It would be the happiest thing for me. I'm thrilled that you're doing it." I said, "Are you positive?" He said, "Yeah, I'm positive." I said, "Okay, then I'll do it."
You've had a long and successful history with Eddie Murphy, and there was speculation you'd try to persuade him to change his mind and still host. Did you try?
No, I didn't. I've worked with Eddie on six movies and one television series, and I know him really well. [Grazer produced the Nutty Professor movies, among other Eddie Murphy comedies.] And I just don't think this is the kind of thing you should try to persuade anybody to do. They should either be eager to do it and excited about doing it — and then go ahead and do it — or they shouldn't. It's hard, it's a time crunch, there's a lot of pressure, and I think the people that want to do it should do it, and the people that don't shouldn't be talked into doing it.
There were obviously a lot of opinions floating around about who should step in and host and people lobbying for who they think would be best. How did you navigate all of that and decide on Billy?
You're right, everybody has an idea, and we had probably 20 different candidates. But I did tell Billy Crystal a year ago, when I was at Graydon Carter's Oscar party, I said to him at the bar, "If I do ever [produce] the Oscars, I'd like you to do it." So I didn't have to think about it very much. I think he's awesome. He does it really well. He has the same goal as the audience, which is to have a good time. I reflected about a half a day about it, and then I called Billy.
What was that conversation like? Billy had expressed openness to hosting a while back before Eddie was named. Did he have any wariness about jumping in now?
No. He might have been a little bit bruised by it. But my relationship with him was very clean. I just said, "Look, I'd be thrilled if you would do this. You'll be great at it." He said, "Let me think about it for a day." So he did, and he called and said, "I'm doing it, and I'm going to tweet it out to the world." I said, "Go ahead!"
The conventional wisdom is that, as great as Billy is at this, he was kind of a safe choice. There's been a debate running for years over whether the Academy needs to really shake things up and take some bold risks to attract younger viewers to the telecast. Where do you come down on that?
Where I come down is that I think Billy is awesome and I want audiences to be entertained but still maintain the glamour of Hollywood. Billy is the host, which is centrally the most important component, but there are many components to the Oscars and there are ways to artistically counterpoint Billy that can create a fabric that's seamless and is different tonally than what we've seen before but still guarantees the audience a good time. If I put great artists in the show and pay attention to other demographics — there's an equation in all art forms that counterpoint is probably the best thing to do, so I think I'm going to try to adhere to that.
There's an argument that the ratings for the telecast are ultimately driven by the movies and the stars that are nominated more than the host — people point to the huge viewership for the show the year Titanic won Best Picture. Do you subscribe to that theory?
I think the movies are important, but I don't subscribe to that entirely. I think the host is pretty central. Titanic was the most successful movie in the history of film. If you look to aberrations, it's going to be hard.
You're going to be producing the Oscars at the same time as you have a movie, J. Edgar, in the Oscar race. How does that complicate things for you?
I'm just excited by it. I think Clint [Eastwood] did an amazing job directing the movie, and I think Leonardo [DiCaprio] and Armie [Hammer] are incredible in it. I don't know about it being in the Oscar race. I'm just excited by the movie.
You obviously have great relationships with talent all over town. Does the process of persuading people to be a part of the show start now?
It does. It starts now: trying to lobby the support of agents and then later calling the talent themselves. People should show up and do it. It's a great thing. Our lives are quickly escalating into a world of VOD and we owe it to ourselves to celebrate cinema and the experience you have in a movie theater. That's sort of the reason I'm doing this.
People always say producing the Oscars is a thankless job: It's a ton of work, and, no matter what you do, everyone loves to sit back and take shots at the show. Are you bracing yourself for that?
I guess I already have some experience of that [as a movie producer]. Maybe people will be easier on it this year. But I don't know — why should they be? They never have before. [Laughs] I don't know. Things like print and cinema — the artistic forms that really matter — we're supposed to be respectful to them so they live on. I think people should give a s—.
Billy Crystal is hosting, which proves that the Oscars are officially out of new ideas. Thank goodness.
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Dave Grohl Laments COVID's Effect on Living With Damaged Hearing
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Dave Grohl discussed the damage decades of loud music had inflicted on his hearing, saying the "worst thing" about the pandemic was that he couldn't lip-read people who were wearing masks.
The Foo Fighters leader said he tried to limit the effect of overwhelming sound levels by using controllable in-ear monitors, but he couldn't make the wearable devices work for him.
"I have not been to an ear doctor," he recently told Howard Stern on SiriusXM. "Actually I did go to an ear doctor recently to have them cleaned out. That was a fucking mess! ... I haven't had them tested in a long time. I mean, I know what they're going to say: 'You have hearing damage, tinnitus, in your left ear, more so that your right.' My left ear is kinda worse than my right because of my snare drum and my stage monitor when I play the drums."
You can watch the interview below.
Grohl added that his problem with in-ear monitors was that "it removes you from the natural atmosphere. … I want to hear the audience, like, in front of me, and I want to be able to turn around and hear Taylor [Hawkins] right there, and then go over here and hear Pat [Smear] and go over here and hear Chris [Shiflett]. … It messes with your spatial understanding of where you are onstage."
But he said the situation was under control, partly because he's had the same monitor roadie for 31 years, meaning he has a "great" sound balance and isn't "up there getting my ass kicked by some loud stuff." In the studio, he noted, he can tune his ears into "the slightest little things. … If I hear something that's slightly out of tune or a cymbal that's not bright enough or something like that, in the mix I can fucking hear the minutia."
Grohl added: "That being said, if you were sitting right next to me at dinner, I wouldn't understand a fucking word you were saying to me, the whole fucking time. In a crowded restaurant, that's the worst." Warming to his theme, he noted "t hat's the worst thing about this pandemic shit: people wearing masks. I've been reading lips for like 20 years. When someone comes up and [mutters through a mask], I'm like, 'I'm a rock musician. I can't hear what you're saying!'"
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The new IBC Content Everywhere event, which launches at IBC2014 and then globally, will bring together producers of rich media, device makers, app builders, digital marketeers, big data and cloud services in a series of unique shows.
Video and linked content over mobile and internet, is now so widespread that it's become an industry of its own. Although it relates to so many of the workflows and processes that seen at IBC, it's outside of the traditional broadcast space. Hence the new IBC Content Everywhere event, which launches at IBC2014 and will bring together producers of rich media, device makers, app builders, digital marketeers, big data and cloud services in a series of unique shows. The global series of events will take place in Europe, Latin America (the host for the 2016 Olympics), and the super-growth market of the Middle East.


The band affectionately and unofficially known as PSMS - featuring MIKE PORTNOY, BILLY SHEEHAN, TONY MACALPINE, DEREK SHERINIAN - are performing in Tokyo, Japan tonight (November 14th). According to Portnoy, the band is "filming/recording for a new live DVD/CD (hopefully BluRay too!). Japan are you ready to be part of music history?"
The virtuoso band is playing an all-instrumental set consisting of material from each of their solo records and their previous collaborations as well as classic instrumental covers and extended solo spots. Mike Portnoy formed the lineup to perfom at two drum events at the NAMM show last January. Due to overwhelming response that band has decided to take their show on tour.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (June 19, 2018) – Whether you've already secured tickets to the July 7 Harley-Davidson New York Short Track or are considering it, the weekend just got a lot better! Because in addition to all the all the high-intensity, bar-bangin' AFT Twins, AFT Singles and Harley Hooligans...
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Indian's Jared Mees wins yet another one at the Sacramento Mile. Can this man be stopped? Additionally, the Indian Scout FTR750 claimed the top seven spots. Clearly, the FTR750 is proving to be the superior machine in this year's 2018 American Flat Track Grand National Championship. And last...
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As the motorcycling world continues to say its goodbyes to Nicky Hayden, the late Kentucky Kid's cousin Hayden Gillim paid his own tribute, winning the American Flat Track Singles race at the Springfield TT and dedicating the win to Nicky as well as to his brother Ethan, who died in a racing...
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The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is currently going on this week if you haven't noticed yet by now, and that means all things motorcycle. There were two American Flat Track races: the Buffalo Chip TT and the Black Hills Half-Mile, which is the fastest half-mile on the AFT circuit. The TT wrapped up...


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Nattokinase decreases plasma levels of fibrinogen, factor VII, and factor VIII in human subjects.
Nattokinase, a serine proteinase from Bacillus subtilis, is considered to be one of the most active functional ingredients found in natto. In this study, we hypothesized that nattokinase could reduce certain factors of blood clotting and lipids that are associated with an increase risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD). Thus, an open-label, self-controlled clinical trial was conducted on subjects of the following groups: healthy volunteers (Healthy Group), patients with cardiovascular risk factors (Cardiovascular Group), and patients undergoing dialysis (Dialysis Group). All subjects ingested 2 capsules of nattokinase (2000 fibrinolysis units per capsule) daily orally for 2 months. The laboratory measurements were performed on the screening visit and, subsequently, regularly after the initiation of the study. The intent-to-treat analysis was performed on all 45 enrolled subjects. By use of mixed model analysis, a significant time effect, but not group effect, was observed in the change from baseline of fibrinogen (P = .003), factor VII (P < .001), and factor VIII (P < .001), suggesting that the plasma levels of the 3 coagulation factors continuously declined during intake; also, the extents of decrease were similar between groups. After 2 months of administration, fibrinogen, factor VII, and factor VIII decreased 9%, 14%, and 17%, respectively, for the Healthy Group; 7%, 13%, and 19%, respectively, for the Cardiovascular Group; and 10%, 7%, and 19%, respectively, for the Dialysis Group, whereas blood lipids were unaffected by nattokinase. No significant changes of uric acid or notable adverse events were observed in any of the subjects. In summary, this study showed that oral administration of nattokinase could be considered as a CVD nutraceutical by decreasing plasma levels of fibrinogen, factor VII, and factor VIII.


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NAMRIA leaders were among the government managers and supervisors who attended the first quarter leadership series for 2016 conducted by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) through its Civil Service Institute (CSI). With the theme, "Servant Leadership," the event was held at the Pearl Hall of SEAMEO INNOTECH in Quezon City on 16 March 2016. The said program aims to inspire government managers and supervisors to reflect on their role, responsibility, and purpose as a leader.
The participants were: Magellan C. Azucena, Arlene B. Brillantes, Maria Romina D. Pe Benito, and Joselito T. Reasol of the Geospatial Information System Management Branch (GISMB); Liza B. Bombais, Dennis Arsenio B. Bringas, Ltjg. Aaron Andro V. Ching, Ltjg. Rommel M. Correa, and Mario A. Princer of the Hydrography Branch (HB); Beata D. Batadlan, Federico D. Macaraeg, Raul T. Magabo, and Violeta A. Quiliza of the Resource Data Analysis Branch (RDAB); and Virgilio N. Panga and Noel R. Vega of the Support Services Branch (SSB).
During the morning session, Mr. KC Lee, an international leadership trainer and a Senior Associate Consultant of the Institute of Training and Development (ITD) World, featured the seminar theme. The presenters with their corresponding topics in the afternoon sessions are the following: CSC Chairperson Alicia dela Rosa-Bala, "Committed to Serve: The Servant Leader in the Public Sector;" Dr. Jesus P. Estanislao, Chairman Emeritus, Institute of Corporate Directors and Institute for Solidarity in Asia, "Transforming Public Sector Institutions: Common Elements and Lessons from Them;" and Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Amando M. Tetangco Jr., "A Call to Action on Servant Leadership" whose speech was read for him by Atty. Juan D. De Zuñiga Jr., a member of the Monetary Board of the BSP, was also the previous deputy governor in charge of the resource management sector, and served as general counsel of the BSP.
Meanwhile, CSC Commissioner Robert S. Martinez gave the welcome remarks; CSC Director III Maricar T. Aquino of the CSI Leadership Development and Foundation Programs formally introduced Mr. Lee; CSC Executive Director IV, Dr. Arthur Luis P. Florentin facilitated the course integration; and ITD Consulting Group Inc. Country Head Ms. Serely Geraldine D. Alcaraz served as moderator/emcee. Prior to the course integration there was a roundtable discussion on action planning.
There were lots of poignant messages shared by the speakers. First from Commissioner Martinez who said that leadership is not about positions, it is more about passion for excellence and for making a difference. The ones from Mr. Lee are: servant leadership is beneficial not just for the organization but also for the individual as leader and for the team; we can lead more effectively by serving others; true service stems from a desire to give from the heart and is freely shared without any expectation for something in return; servant leaders have the characteristics of listening, empathy, healing, awareness, persuasion, conceptualization, foresight, stewardship, commitment to people growth, and building community; and the four "happy chemicals" in the human brain – (1) Dopamine that helps us to keep going ahead and accomplish things although it is the cause of addiction, (2) Endorphin – the human morphine that helps us endure pain or sees us to the end of our undertaking, (3) Oxytocin – the chemical of love which counters Dopamine and makes us happier, and (4) Serotonin – the leadership drug that counters depression and helps us to build others up.
While from Chairperson dela Rosa-Bala, servanthood is the attitude that places the needs of others above us while stewardship is the managing of the resources given to the leaders and maximizing the potential of these resources. She discussed the following traits which she acknowledged as servant leadership traits that have led her through many years of government service and that "define her as a person and as a child of God": humility, trust, flexibility, proactivity, creativity, malasakit, integrity, and spirituality.
Furthermore, Dr. Estanislao discussed shared vision, shared responsibility, and shared values as the major formulas or common elements that transform public sector institutions. He likewise presented as the lessons "we can all learn from:" the imperative of bringing governance down to the last individual, on a personal level; every enterprise has to tap into the power of teams; and there is a value chain both within the enterprise and within a bigger sector to which the enterprise belongs. He also spoke about the need to engage the heart and mind, to break down the too many silos in government, not to focus on personalities but instead on the entire enterprise, and to install and continuously nurture a governance culture. He stressed the need for both servant leaders and individuals who can help the former accomplish the enterprise properly. He also said that governance is not only about good leaders but is "mainly about everyone in the enterprise imbibing and living a governance culture." At the end of his talk, he enjoined his audience to learn from the successful cases of transformed public sector institutions.
Finally, BSP Governor Tetangco cited the auspicious date of the leadership series as the date of the 59th death anniversary of President Ramon Magsaysay whom he described as "our country's foremost servant leader" and "was well loved for his simplicity, honesty, integrity, and for being the champion of the common man." According to the BSP Governor, the title of "civil or public servants" of government employees is a daily reminder "to put public interest first, ahead of our personal intentions and interests, ahead of ourselves, as such, the specific mandates, responsibilities, and values of our respective institutions should be very clear and understood by all public servants." He shared examples of activities in BSP which according to him are done because "we learn a lot from these encounters with both internal and external publics." He stressed the need for servant leaders to know their constituents "if we are to help and empower them to get better lives."
The NAMRIA participants with Mr. Lee (6th from left) CSC Chairperson Alicia dela Rosa-Bala discussing her topic
Dr. Estanislao discussing his topic The NAMRIA participants with CSC Commissioner Nieves L. Osorio and Dr. Estanislao
The NAMRIA participants with CSC Chairperson dela Rosa-Bala and (beside her) CSI Executive Director Florentin
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Galeria Delbarrio
Cruz, Distrito de Chorrillos 15064, Peru
Galeria Delbarrio is an extraordinary place to see Peruvian pop art. The gallery mixes the old and new, modern and traditional, in a very fun way. They have paintings, comics and an extensive collection of rustic-pop furniture spread throughout a...
Photo by David Nicolas Giraldo
Canta Ranita
Jr. Unión 146, Lima 15063, Peru
By Mariana Tschudi
Everyone in Lima knows Canta Rana—some consider it the best cevicheria in the city. The owners' son has a spot in the main market called Canta Ranita where the ceviche is just as good, and even though it's a stall, the place has...
Jr. Madre de Dios S/N, Cercado de Lima 15046, Peru
We got to play with water on our last day in Peru. This is a public park in Lima that from Wednesdays to Sundays put on a fountain show. There are a total of 13 different water fountains for the people to enjoy and to participate in if desired....
Casa de Aliaga
Jirón de la Unión 224, Cercado de Lima 15001, Peru
You need to make an appointment to visit, but cannot leave Lima without seeing this stunning historic home near Lima's main square. What is most astonishing is that the home has been in the same family since 1535, when Francisco Pizarro founded...
Larco Museum
The Larco Museum is the starting point of your visit to Peru. It has the largest collection of pre-Columbian pieces in the Americas and tells the history of Peru without being tiresome. That's a feat in itself, because we're talking...
Photo by Carlos Adampol Galindo/Flickr
Plaza de Armas de Lima
Lima District 15001, Peru
Every day at noon at the Plaza de Armas (also called Plaza Mayor), trumpets blare, drums pound, and cymbals crash as the guard changes outside the presidential palace. Enjoy the Spanish fanfare like a local: from a plaza bench with an ice cream...
Jirón Carabaya, Cercado de Lima 15001, Peru
The Basilica Cathedral of Lima stands on the Plaza Mayor and its contruction started in 1535. It also hosts the remains of Francisco Pizarro, the Spanish conquistador of Peru.
Machu Pichu, 08680, Peru
This month marks the hundred-year-anniversary of the "re-discovery" of this Inca citadel by Hiram Bingham. Machu Picchu deserves its clichés--'place of a lifetime,' 'bucket-list destination'...'mystical'...'amazing'... Sometimes, it's okay...
Nosh on some traditional aji de gallina and wash it all down with some Inca Cola at Los Candiles Restaurant in central Cusco before exploring all that this gorgeous mountain city has to offer. In the evening, weave your way through the maze of...
Huacachina, Peru
Huacachina is a coastal desert located in the Ica region. It holds one of the few oases in the whole region: a blue-green lake amid huge sand dunes under a beautifully clear sky. Take a dune buggy so that you can ride all over the dunes before...
Sacsayhuaman is an impressive Inca fortress on a steep hill that overlooks all of Cusco. The ruins are humongous, but archeologists believe that the original site was as much as four times larger. What remains today are the impressive outer walls...
Písac
Pisac, Peru
One of the best things to do while in Cuzco is to visit the Sunday farmer's market in the nearby Andean town of Pisac, taking either a taxi or a more economical bus to get there. The villagers surrounding Pisac come from miles around to sell their...
Tambomachay
Cusco 08000, Peru
This is another Incan site outside of Cusco, known for its canals, waterfalls and aquaducts. The water from this fountain is as clean and delicious as you could ask for.
Mercado Indio
Av. Petit Thouars 5245, Lima 15074, Peru
A must-stop on the traditional handicraft circuit, this massive market—stretching four city blocks in Miraflores!—is home to stall after stall of kitschy bric-a-brac, pre-Columbian–style pottery, alpaca everything and an endless...
Artesanías Las Pallas
Cajamarca 212, Barranco 15063, Peru
Mari Solari is one of the foremost authorities on native folk art. She has the most amazing showroom. It's part shop, part museum. If you're lucky, she will show you some of her private collection. —Mariana Tschudi
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San Pedro Market
Calle 26A, Bellavista 07011, Peru
For those of us used to seeing chicken cut into parts, wrapped in plastic, and cooling in supermarket refrigerators, a trip to a local Peruvian market is fascinating and a bit daunting. At the biggest market, San Pedro, just up the...
Hiked the Lago 69 loop to the lake of the same name. It was a breathless hike with the high altitudes, but the views were worth it!
Calle Roca Fuerte 245, Urubamba, Peru
Let the Urubamba River set your course during a thrilling rafting adventure along the Ollantaytambo rapids, available through the Belmond. The river helped form what is now the Sacred Valley, and along the way you'll not only sense its power, but...
Ollantaytambo, Peru
Ollantaytambo's namesake archaeological site is one of the best examples of Incan architecture in the region. It's easy to spend a half day exploring the temples and other structures there, especially if you factor in time to hike...
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Av. Pedro de Osma 409, Barranco 15063, Peru
"The small collection of Peruvian art includes works by the gallery's founder, the international fashion photographer Mario Testino, a native of Peru whose subjects have included Princess Diana and Lady Gaga. The colonial building, redesigned as...


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What is the proper facial cleansing routine?
By: Kelsey Hoffman: Licensed Esthetician, Licensed Nail Technician and Esthetics Instructor at La' James International College Iowa City.
Skin care can seem overwhelming and complicated, but it doesn't have to be. I will be discussing the proper routine for your morning and night regimens. Once you determine your regimen, being consistent is the next part. For example, you can't see results in weight lifting if you only do it once to twice a month. Multiple visits to the gym will get you the results you are looking for. It is the same with skin care. Giving yourself 5-10 minutes twice a day is all you need to have the proper cleansing routine.
The proper routine can be done in 4-5 steps. Cleanse, tone, moisturize, and applying sunscreen should be your morning routine. A night routine should reflect cleanse, tone, serums, and moisturizer. Following the correct order can ensure that your skin is receiving the full benefits of each product used. An easy guideline to follow is applying products with thinnest consistency to thickest. For example a serum is a thinner consistency then moisturizers so apply serums before your moisturizer.
Skin care will vary depending on your skin type and you will tailor your regimen for your specific skin type once you know it. Primary skin types are dry, normal, oily, and combination. Depending on the season and where you live can alter your skin type at different times of the year so you may need to change your regiment slightly to account for the season changes.
Now lets take a look at each step in detail.
You will start with your cleanser to remove makeup, dirt, debris, and excess oil. Cleanse twice as the first cleanse can be done with an oil based cleanser that will help to dissolve your makeup and then following with your normal cleanser. When cleansing use lukewarm water and pat dry with a clean towel when finished. If you use too warm of water it can break capillaries, cause redness, and damage your skin cells. Make sure you are picking a cleanser for your skin type.
Toning can serve for multiple purposes such as bringing the skin back to its normal pH, further cleanse any remaining residue that the cleansing didn't get, close your pores, and can deposit active ingredients further into the skin. There are different forms such as astringents, skin refreshers, and toners. Astringents are best for oily to acenic skin and skin refreshers and toners are good for dry, mature, and sensitive skin.
Serums are highly-concentrated, nutrient based treatment that addresses specific concerns. When choosing the right serum you want to determine the specific need such as anti-aging, dark spots, pimples, or wrinkles. If you can't find a serum that is an all-in-one type serum, layer the serums from thinnest consistency to thicker. This will allow the serums to fully penetrate into the skin. Some serums are also used for preventable measures, so it can stop the problem before it starts. You will apply serums at night after you have used your toner. Make sure you skin as absorbed all the serum before moving onto the moisturizer.
All skin types need a moisturizer used twice daily. Make sure you have the right moisturizer as they can leave the skin feeling heavy, greasy, or still dry. For oily skin looking for a more gel-like consistency and for dry skin a cream based moisturizer is best. Not only are you looking at the consistency but also look at the ingredients such as the terms glycerin, hyaluronic acid, coconut oil, or plant-based oils. These ingredients will ensure you are using a good moisturizer. Apply moisturizer when your skin is still a little damp so it can lock in the hydration.
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Sun Bin: Thai coup succeeded?
I was chating with a friend in Bangkok on MSN.
He said the army has controlled the TV stations now. It seems the coup succeeded. Earlier there was rumour of the coup and tanks in the city. Thaksin delivered a speech of emergency on Thai TV (from UN in NY), but Thaksin's speech was suspended in the middle. All TV stations seem to be under military control now.
It was said that the trigger was that the army was pissed when Thaksin tried influence the promotion of some army officials.
Keep an eye on google news.
Update: it has been more than 12 hours now, I guess we all know what happened. It was reported all major media had theri website closed. Apparently the Chinese newspaper World Daily (I think it is affiliated with UDN of Taiwan) is not one of the major media.


Thanks for the video, Ida. It's an amazing story.
Please tell me she didn't move THAT fast at the end???!!! That was just a still frame following the video right? Otherwise, Jesus, that's creepy if the thing can move so quickly.
huuuhhh that guy is nuts.
a) it's freakishly cold water. not for me.
oh my goodness... that is amazing, she took him in, wow.
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That is the most amazing story I've ever heard! Just proves that you can never predict an animal's behavior. Great post! I love your blog by the way, keep em' coming!
Astonishing! What a magnificent experience that must have been for the photographer.
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thanks for share this video..
It's cute just looking at it - even with it's big teeth!
If penguins tasted good we'd have killed them all off by now.
Thankss so much for the video. I heard this on NPR last week & had forgotten about it!
Gotta' get me one of those little amigos. I'll move to Antarctica if I have to.
So...did he ever eat the penguins?
Those teeth are very scary looking, and how could something that start out so cute as a pup, grow to be so frightening.


chow with chow: The Roast of Tomato McPomodoro, esq.
The Roast of Tomato McPomodoro, esq.
Who doesn't love tomatoes (aside for those who are deathly allergic to them)? With over 7500 varieties, these chubby little red a55holes really seem to have latched onto our culinary apron strings* and permeated our digestible landscape like someone passing bad gas in an elevator, except it lasting 500 years.
Sometimes, I don't love them because 1) like rabbits, they multiply in such abundance during that short harvest period that you can't eat them fast enough, 2) there's only so much tomato sauce one can eat before imploding, and 3) you can't play Scrabble against them without making a mess.
Luckily, you can roast these bastards down to size for later consumption through our barren winter months (though evidently, not barren of snowfall).
For three pounds (3-4 lbs) of fresh tomatoes (I used Romas as they are meatier and less juicy and because I had a buttload of them from the CSA basket, but you can use whatever you like — adjust the roasting time).
Toss tomatoes with a generous spoonful of coarse salt, pepper, +/- 3/4 cup of olive oil as many cloves of garlic as you want (whole, or crushed or minced -- it doesn't matter cause the vampires won't come near them anyways).
Spread them on parchment lined baking sheets with the cut side up (evaporates better). Drizzle with more olive oil. You will probably want to use parchment or aluminium foil because it's a biznatch to scrub clean otherwise.
Slow-roast them in the oven at 275F for about 2 hours or 300F for 1h45 or 225F for 4 hours — it really depends on how patient and hungry you are, and how you like the tomatoes (burnt or less burnt).
Once they're as done as you like it, let them cool, and then eat them.
You can store them in jars and keeping them either frozen or storing them in the fridge (for up to a week, maybe two — depends on how dry the fruits are).
* In the early 1500s, tomatoes (pomodoro) were introduced to Italy but used as Martha Stewareseque tabletop decoration because it was thought they were poisonous, and only the very poor Neapolitans ate them. Who's laughing now?
Keeping vampires away -- with pizza!


Both the Assembly and the Senate voting sessions originally scheduled for Thursday were postponed due to the snow storm. The Senate session was rescheduled for Friday and the Assembly session was rescheduled for Monday.
On Friday, during the normal course of bills being read for 3rd reading, Senate Concurrent Resolution SCR-163 was brought for a vote. Senator Oroho, one of the Senate's most outspoken critics of the Highlands Act, took the floor and gave a passionate, though factually flawed, case against the Highlands Act and any legislative action to invalidate DEP's septic density rules. Senator Smith, the Senate's leading proponent and primary sponsor of the Highlands Act and SCR-163, due to a family matter and the re-scheduling of the voting session, was unable to be present to defend the Resolution. Several other Senators who would have voted in favor of the Resolution were also not present.
When Senate President Sweeney called for a vote the tally was: 19 in favor, 12 against and 9 Senators either withheld their votes, or were not present. A majority of 21 votes is required for a bill to pass. Noting too many Senators were missing, President Sweeney cancelled the vote until Monday when more members could be present (yes, the Senate President can do that, and in this case, fortunately).
So we have another chance on Monday. But there is work to be done. Senator Codey, who we would have expected to vote in favor, voted against. Senator Rice, who we would have expected to have voted in favor, did not vote. These two Senators alone, if they voted in favor, would have made the 21 votes needed to pass.
We are asking you to email Senators Codey and Rice, and the Senators who were not present and were expected to vote in favor, and tell them that the protection of the Highlands should be their priority and to vote YES on SCR-163 on Monday.
Monday is the "sine die", the final voting session of 217th Legislature, so we can expect full participation in both chambers. We cannot anticipate asking you for any further action to help us prevail in reversing DEP's weakening of the Highlands septic density rules.
ON MONDAY, THAT PROTECTING THE HIGHLANDS SHOULD BE THEIR PRIORITY!


The Celtic Way of Evangelism- How Christianity can reach the West, again.
Today is St Patrick's day.
To celebrate I went to the pub with a couple of guys from the village and had couple of pints of Guinness last night, something we have done for the past 6 years.
My fascination with him started when I heard George Hunter III lecture at Cliff college as part of my masters course in Evangelism studies. His book is a gem, and if you can get hold of a copy you wont regret it!
His ministry to the Irish was significant largely because the Romans (the predominant culture in Patrick's homeland in England) saw the Irish as Barbarians. And Barbarians certainly could not be receptive to the Gospel.
But Patrick went anyway, and adopted a unique approach to mission that scandalized the Roman church.
First of all, Patrick's approach to mission was culture-friendly. The Roman church believed that in order for people to become Christians they first had to become Roman—they had to speak Latin, act like civilized Romans, and worship in the Roman style.
Patrick, taking his cue from God's culture-friendly approach to mission as seen in the Incarnation, conformed himself to the Irish to win them rather than the other way around. He learned their language and shared the Gospel in their language. He used the forms of music and symbols they understood and created new styles of worship. He dressed like them and did what he could to be like them to reach them.
Second, his approach to mission was people-friendly. Where the Roman church had a bias against uncivilized people (i.e., people not like them), Patrick saw the Irish not as barbarians but as people created in the image of God. Rather than condemning them for their sinfulness he affirmed their God-given value and talked of how Jesus came to restore that value through his death and resurrection. He believed the Gospel was for anyone and everyone.
The approach to evangelism that is often done in the UK is one of being suspicious of any other religious experiences that people may have had or indeed of the popular culture that inform and shape peoples beliefs systems. Rather than starting from a confrontational stance with these experiences I believe that we have a role to make sense of Jesus to those around us starting with their own experiences and understanding of what God is like.
I rise today in the power's strength, invoking the Trinity believing in threeness, confessing the oneness, of creation's Creator.
I rise today in power's strength, invoking the Trinity, believing in threeness, confessing the oneness, of creation's Creator.
For to the Lord belongs salvation, and to the Lord belongs salvation and to Christ belongs salvation. May your salvation, Lord, be with us always.
—"Saint Patrick's Breastplate," Old Irish, eighth-century prayer.
Reading this reminds me of some of the stories of movements in Islamic cultures in the past hundred years or so, and especially today. For example the Kristen Jawa movement in Java started by Sadrach Surapranata in 1870 that ran completely counter to the official Dutch Church in the region. The key to success is always the same, go out and go deep – out into the world and deep into the local culture. This is missional/apostolic (going out) and incarnational (going deep) and it's exactly what Jesus did. He was sent by the Father so he came into our world (going out) and he became one of us (going deep).
Patrick is a great example. It's really good for us to pay attention to examples like his and ask, 'What can I learn from this'.
And, if I may say so, you are another great example of the same thing!
Thanks Chris- I'm not sure how to do that! Doh! I will try….


Many years ago, I wrote on this blog that inside the heart of every Bostonian, there is a desire to throw on a costume and go outside. I still hold that this is true.
I mean combine those two and you never know what'll happen sartorially.
No need for a checkered flag at the marathon. We had these two!!!!!
The Keytar bear with a woman wearing a marathon blanket. I mean this is more Boston than you could ever imagine.
Blowing into a conch shell. Yeah, why not??
UMass Patriot?? He was there too!!!!
How about this man with his flag?? Fabulous!!!!
And this lady with her antennae? She was there too!!!!


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Helen French and Greg Lockley talk to the developer/publisher about its key gaming franchises and success in PC stores
INTERVIEW: Blizzard Entertainment – what's next at retail?
12th July 2013	News
Not many publishers can claim to have produced three of the highest-selling games franchises on the PC – but it's one that Blizzard Entertainment takes in its stride.
World of Warcraft remains the world's most popular MMORPG with over eight million monthly subscribers. Diablo III quickly became the highest selling PC title of last year and remains the fastest selling PC game of all time, shifting 3.5 million copies in its first 24 hours on sale.
Meanwhile, the recent release of StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm has propelled the franchise to new heights of success as one of the key titles driving the eSports movement.
With these hugely popular franchises under its belt, Blizzard is primed for success at retail with add-on options such as expansion packs, time-cards for subscription-based titles and agreements with leading PC hardware makers to produce fully licensed gaming peripherals for its leading franchises.
Being a PC games publisher isn't solely about selling games anymore and Blizzard is a shining example of what avenues of opportunity are available in the competitive market.
PCR: How have the past 12 months been for you? It looks like it's been a busy year for the Warcraft, Diablo, and StarCraft franchises in particular.
Blizzard Entertainment: It's definitely been an exciting time for Blizzard with the launch of Diablo III, World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria, and StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm – a packed schedule that has brought all three of our franchises into the spotlight at the same time.
You won a PCR Award recently, which is voted for by experts across the computing channel – how did that feel?
PC gaming remains at the heart of our business, so being recognised in this way is really important to us. As we said at the time, it is an honour to receive the award.
Blizzard is perhaps best known for WoW, but of course you offer a lot more than that at retail. What else should retailers look out for?
World of Warcraft obviously remains a major pillar of our business but our two other key franchises are seeing great success at retail.
Heart of the Swarm, released in March, is the first of two expansions scheduled for StarCraft II, while we have just marked Diablo III's one year anniversary.
Away from the games themselves, there's also our range of licensed products; and now, alongside these, there's a fresh retail opportunity for consumers with our initial POSA (point of sale activation) card offering.
What are some of the benefits of POSA cards?
The simple answer is that Battle.net Balance Cards allow players — who either don't have or don't want to use a credit card — to add funds to their Battle.net Balance and purchase various Battle.net digital services and games.
To date we have launched two designs of the card into the market – one branded with the Diablo III Auction House and the other with StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Digital Deluxe Edition – and we plan to expand this range in the future.
There are a number of Blizzard licensed peripherals available. What can you tell us about the process of finding the right manufacturer?
When we are looking at potential opportunities with partners, it is extremely important to us to ensure that their values, their commitment, their understanding of our players' expectations and ultimately their enthusiasm fit Blizzard's own expectations.
We will then either engage with various partners when we have a specific idea, or sometimes companies will come directly to us with a concept of their own. The next step is a detailed proposal that makes sense from a financial perspective.
We also need to consider where the product will be distributed as we're a global company and we always seek to serve players in as many territories as possible. If the proposed project is from a partner we are not currently working with, we will extensively test their current product to gauge quality.
We also evaluate what the potential partner can bring to the table besides sales figures. For instance, brand recognition in the gaming community, how passionate they are about their products, how knowledgeable they are about Blizzard games, how community-driven they are, and their culture of innovation, etc.
Ultimately, quality is paramount; once a partner has been selected we engage with the usual Blizzard approach of iterating on the design and features before prototyping and testing the final product.
Many retailers are decreasing their games space for physical boxed copies as sales go online, but presumably there are still opportunities at retail for evergreen titles like Warcraft, for those players who might want to buy the game at the same time they buy the licensed mouse?
Blizzard has always had strong relationships with our licensees and we're always working on ways to ensure that we're all on the same page when it comes to cross-promotion around a title's launch.
On top of this, there's the ongoing objective of rationalising related ranges at retail. Many stockists across Europe already host Blizzard Corners where the games, peripherals, and merchandise all sit together to create the best possible offering to players.
The gaming market never stops evolving, and it can be difficult to predict where it's going. PC gaming hasn't died off, despite its naysayers, and E3 saw many big games being developed on PC. What do you think of the future of the console/PC battle?
The PC is a great platform to create games for, and that's never been truer than right now. Today's PC gamer has a huge range of options available to them, and the level of creativity out there among game-makers is fantastic.
Every game platform continues to evolve as technology and gamers themselves change over time, and we're excited to be a part of that.
While we're exploring the free-to-play market and making a return to consoles, it's important to note that in the past 12 months we've had great success with all three of our key franchises with the traditional boxed-copy model, and we hope for that to continue.
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Hi I'm Jack Stewart from organisational healing on behalf of HypnosisExpert.co.uk I want to show you how I use Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) to help a client change some unwanted behaviour.
Ok Sam we were talking before about something you would like some help with, and it's about getting annoyed when you see clutter at home, which I should imagine, how many girls have you got?
With two girls you must see that quite a bit?
So for no longer for you to get annoyed would be more useful for you.
Fantastic, now this is a strange thing, believe it or not but behind every behaviour lays a positive intention, so there is you getting angry seeing all this clutter.
So the first thing you need to do is to get in touch with the part, is it annoyed that you get when you do this, so you are thinking of the context of clearing the clutter, strange thing again but I just want you to relax, close your eyes if you want to. I want you o go inside and ask will the part of me that gets annoyed pleased communicate with me know, and you will get either a feeling or a sound or a image or a combination, something will happen and when you have that just let me know.
You can feel your fingers so you know when you get that, the next thing is that you start to get angry, and clearly you would like to do something other then get angry.
So lets just give this ago you may not get a answer, you can do it regardless it just helps if we do this, now having made communication with the part I want you to then go inside and ask the part that makes you angry, what do you want by making me angry? What do you want from me by making me angry? And as before you will get a sound, image a thought or a word. It doesn't matter which.
Sam: Yes to sit down!
Great! So I know you are a creative person because I discovered that before when I was talking to you, so lets use your creative part to discover a alternative when you see the clutter, so go inside and ask your creative part to generate alternatives to getting angry when you see the clutter o.k.? So go inside and ask your creative part to communicate with you.
So what I am going to ask your creative part to do is ask for three alternative to do instead of you getting angry, o.k. So just go inside and do that.
Sam: Go for a walk and talk to my children.
Talk to your kids any other? No what about sit down?
Sam: That's the obvious one!
We said that before, so the last thing what I want you to do is say to the part that was making you angry, will you be responsible for making these new choices.
Wonderful! So imagine now that you are going into your daughter's room and there is loads of clutter what is going to happen?
Sam: I'm going to sit down and not going to do it.


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