Content marketing. We all know we should do it regularly, but often we let it slip. Either we're too busy or too time-precious. We might remember to do it now and again… and may even give ourselves a pat on the back when we do – but deep down we know if it's to be effective in the long-term it should become a routine habit.
Last week we went along to a great event hosted by the Marketing Network: Bath, Bristol & Cardiff where Marcomm specialist Ben Luger, from Ecosurety – (an environmental compliance specialist company) – shared his experience of the content marketing conundrum and how his business went from content zero to hero.
The good news? You don't need huge budgets or specialist content writers.
Great content marketing boosts brand reputation, builds customer/reader relationships, bumps up your ranking in search engines and gives your site a hike in traffic – not to mention it being a rich source of content for your social channels and a prime opportunity to give your staff a voice.
But of course there are logistics to consider, senior leaders to convince, budgets to analyse and writers to rally. When people's day jobs take precedence over content creation, it quickly fizzles out. Scepticism can also be common among senior leaders due to intangible ROI - relationship building is a slow and steady process and content marketing efforts can't always be wrapped up into neat stats.
So, how do you get people on board?
Start by positioning content writing as a key part of everyone's job. Yes, everyone. Not an ad-hoc "when you have time" favour, but something people will actually be assessed on as a part of their performance management process. Establish a realistic schedule in line with current tasks (Ben cited that submitting 1 blog per month was appropriate for staff at Ecosurety - but this could flex depending on the busiest times of the year for certain teams). This makes content a priority and gives people the chance to apply themselves in order to hit targets and gain recognition for great work.
The prospect of writing will daunt some people. Ben faced questions like, "Where do I start?" Clear brand guidelines are handy in order to lay the foundation for expectations – think tone of voice, register and the types of categories content should cover. Using digital tools such as Trello to clearly list categories, content ideas, assign authors to content and prioritise projects is great for transparency and project management. Ben prefers not to specify word count, to avoid receiving waffley content, instead he tells people to "make it as long as it needs to be".
Content is most authentic when the author's voice comes through. Ben arms employees with basic guidelines and the freedom to write. He claims that this method helps put a face to the name of people in the business and clearly communicates their personal style. This is particularly useful for client-facing roles and helps to build relationships and gain expertise from different areas of the business. Constructive feedback whereby the writer has the chance to 'rewrite' sections themselves is the most effective, and sees people learn faster than simply receiving a revised, polished article.
Content is not produced for content's sake. Each article has a clear purpose and a clear awareness of audience – whether this be very niche or more general. Knowing who you're writing for is essential to gage whether content will be engaging. Will it offer new insight? Thought-leadership? Pose pertinent questions or simply be an entertaining read?
Gage how well articles perform and make a fuss about the people who've done a stellar job. Communicate why their content did so well in order for others to learn and adapt. Ecosurety use Google Analytics to understand how 'sticky' their content is – combining page views and time on page to build a fair picture of engagement.
Thanks to Ben from Ecosurety from sharing these great insights at a very interesting event!


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Mother Falcon @ KUTX 8.21.15
Aug 21, 2015 Sep 24, 2021 by JackAnderson
One determined cellist watched a TV edit of Die Hard and wouldn't you know it? Mother Falcon was born.
Years ago MF founder, cellist, and vocalist Nick Gregg led orchestral jam sessions at Westlake High School (in a collective named after a after a misheard TV overdub from Die Hard – "Yippee-ki-ay Mother Falcon!"). Before any of its members (now including McCallum High students) had graduated, Mother Falcon was featured on the cover of the Austin Chronicle and was playing gigs all over town. While most of them were still teens, Mother Falcon had become one of Austin's most popular and beloved "bands" with the release of Still Life, their debut EP of classical-crossover pop songs, and another Austin Chronicle cover story. The following year saw the release of their first full length, Alhambra, which saw major local airplay and a series of sold out local shows. Mother Falcon went on to win multiple Austin Music Awards, collaborated with Austin legends like Alejandro Escovedo and Christopher Cross and ventured to Houston and Denton, it still didn't seem plausible that such a huge ensemble could make an impact outside of Austin.
Mother Falcon, now a fourteen-member community with deep ties (among them two pairs of siblings and several relationships begun in childhood) made a tougher choice, committing to a new album and an unusual strategy of moving to other cities for a month at a time to cut touring costs. The release of their second album You Knew in May 2013 strongly impacted national radio, gaining major support from NPR and landing residencies in New York, Brooklyn, Los Angeles and San Diego. Subsequent national tours found Mother Falcon unexpectedly selling out small clubs all over the country within months of their first tentative steps outside of Austin. Seven years, two albums and hundreds of shows on from Westlake High, this unlikely indie orchestra takes a leap into the unknown, expanding their methods of composing and recording together in a conscious effort to push themselves into new stylistic and sonic realms with their third full-length album Good Luck Have Fun. Although the Good Luck Have Fun release date has been pushed back, Mother Falcon is scheduled to make a "big announcement" about the album .
You can catch Mother Falcon onFriday, August 21st at the North Door or Saturday, August 22nd at Empire Control Room (both free with RSVP) and you can stream them right here at KUTX!
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Twenty-year-old Priscilla King is unsure about joining the Amish Church or using her rumspringa freedom to paint beach landscapes. She's been offered a two-month-long nanny position in Siesta Key, Florida by an author on a tight writing deadline. The opportunities presented are more than a little tempting for Priscilla, even if it means disappointing her parents and leaving her new boyfriend.
Stephen Hertzler grew up in an Amish family, but, like Priscilla, he's undecided about joining the church. He loves Priscilla and wants to marry her, though he knows she's not ready to make a decision about anything other than her summer plans. His biggest worry is that she'll meet someone else in Florida and forget him.
he would have been allowed to paint. Traumatized, he'd instead buried his passion for art in order to focus on being a good bishop for the community.
 not taking this chance. Leaving a note, she sneaks out in disobedience of her parents' wishes.
Stolen paintings and Mitch, a Jewish New Yorker, are unexpected complications for Priscilla. Free to paint, dreams she's never fully envisioned before seem within reach…but at what price?
BLURB: Some of Fields Corner's favorite Amish characters fall in love, experience jealousy, work at extra jobs, deliver babies, and two are in an accident. Through all the challenges, life continues their with hope in hearts.
Rachel Weaver decides to visit her husband, Samuel, at his furniture business and take lunch to him. When she arrives at his store with their daughter in her arms, Rachel is surprised to see a beautiful Englisher, Bridget, laughing and talking with him. Jealousy causes Rachel to consider returning to work part-time at the bakery next to Samuel's store. She will see Samuel more and can eat lunch with him. Keeping tabs on her handsome husband and baking her famous pies in the Weaver's Bakery becomes Rachel's objective.
Bishop Amos' daughter, Molly, isn't happy that her sister-in-law, Violet can't deliver her third baby. After all, Violet delivered her first two babies and everything went well. Violet's baby is due in November, so she is taking several months off as a midwife. With Molly's baby due in December, she needs to accept that a doctor will deliver her baby.
As it gets closer to Christmas, Rachel's faith is tested, and she is reminded again how fragile life is. When Molly delivers her baby, she realizes that God knows best.


Jake Northern this yr had a .417 Avg 19Hr 100 RBI. I think he could step in right away play 3rd and move Neustifiter to 1st.
IMO, I'd pump the brakes a bit until we see him play defense. Neustifter was a stud at third and seems to be getting better with reps.
I also won't be surprised if Funk hits better next year. He missed a lot of time in JUCO due to knee injuries.
Good news, either way, is that we should have pretty good depth at the corner spots.
Yes, the equivalent of 11.7 to spread however the coach wishes. There is a strong push to move to a set number of guaranteed scholarships, even if they are partial, so that, say, Texas could not offer player X more than OSU could.
Not to keep beating a dead horse, but this is yet another place where the pitching injuries have wreaked havoc. I know of at least one pretty highly ranked recruit who would have been in this signing class, but who switched his commitment when our coaches had to tell him that due to injuries, there wasn't going to be as much money available as first thought.
Interesting point on losing recruits due to shifting scholarship money around.
I completely agree on Neustifter. He did have a costly error in the 3rd on Sunday but he made some big time plays this year. And he bounced back on Sunday with a really nice play later in the game. I was very impressed with how well he played in the field this year and expect he will be even better next year.
Kroon was drafted as a 3B. Also on Twitter he's said he couldn't wait to be teammates again with a player on the Phillies hi-A team, so sounds like he may be gone.
Would love to have him back, but wish him well if he goes. He was a huge part of this team's success.
Good for Matt. He certainly earned it and was a huge part of the success the boys had this year. Proud to call him a Cowboy!
Kroon was taken by the Phillies last year, and Josh spent many evenings on the phone with him to convince him to come to Stillwater. So now he gets a chance to go to the organization he liked, selected 12 rounds better, while still having the leverage to get a good deal.
Kroon's dad knows the reality that guys that come by for their Sr. year have no leverage and have to take what's offered to them on signing bonuses. There will be guys taken in the 7-10 rounds that sign for 10k signing bonuses because MLB teams have no problem using a player's dream to their benefit.
I'm glad we got Kroon for the season tho. Worked out well for both parties.
So Simpson wasn't drafted? Did he tell MLB teams he was coming back to school no matter what or something?
Jon Littell goes in round 37 to the Dodgers.
I'm just glad he's getting a chance. When we were getting down to round 30, I started wondering if we'd see his name.
Some might not remember, but he likely would have been a top 10 round pick out of HS (was ranked #48 nationally by Perfect Game) had he been willing to sign. He turned down a lot to play at OSU.
I hate how much his career was riddled with injuries, as I'm not sure we ever saw how good he could have been. Hopefully he can stay healthy and have a long career.
Hueston Morrill went in the 36th round to the Angels.
Sorry I'm late to the thread, but here's a list of in-state draftees (includes OSU, high schoolers, ORU, OU, Connors State and others).


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Panax Quinquefolium Root Extract is an extract of the roots Panax quinquefolium, also called American ginseng. This plant is closely related to Panax ginseng, also called Chinese ginseng. The composition of the roots of the two ginseng species is similar. In cosmetics and personal care products, Panax Quinquefolium Root Extract may be used in bath products, eye makeup, face makeup, hair coloring product, and skin and hair care products.
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Panax quinquefolium, also called Panax quinquefolius is a flowering plant native to eastern North America. Because of over-harvesting and loss of habitat it is now rare in the wild. Panax quinquefolium is cultivated in the United States, Canada and Asia for its use in dietary supplements and herbal medicines.
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Ashidul Sheikh, a 4 year old boy, was diagnosed with Congenital Cyanotic Heart Disease. His mother, Rubina Sheikh is a maid by profession and his father is a daily wage laborer. Post many anxiety ridden visits to the G B Pant Hospital, where they failed to secure a bed for their ailing child due to a long wait for dates of surgeries, they read about the Sameer Malik Heart Care Foundation Fund, in Nav bharat Times and contacted them. After the initial formalities, the child was entrusted to Medanta for his surgery. He was successfully operated upon on 1of June, 2014. It is nothing short of a blessing for the family to see Ashidul as a normal and healthy child.
It was heartbreaking for the father of Muskan (an eight year old girl) to discover that his little daughter was suffering from a congenital heart disease. He is a driver with a monthly income of Rs.10,000 and had absolutely no way to sponsor a treatment which would cost him about 2.5 lacs. Thankfully, he approached the Sameer Malik Heart Care Foundation Fund at the right time. She needed to undergo a surgery immediately as her condition was on a steady decline. As of today, over 1% of children are born with congenital heart diseases and most of them die due to lack of medical attention simply because their parents cannot afford to have them treated. Muskan was admitted at the National Heart Institute and was successfully operated upon. Her father is overjoyed that both his child, and her 'muskan' (smile) are intact. His renewed mission in life is to ensure that his daughter receives quality education and is able to make her life meaningful.
Atul Sharma is 28 year old driver in Delhi and has a family of seven to support. His annual income is less than Rs 1 lakh and he lives in a rented accommodation with his family. It was a bolt from the blue when he found out that his son, Dhruv Sharma (4 years old) was born with a complex congenital heart disease – with an absent valve. Dhruv required an urgent surgery which involved total correction of a hole in the heart and reconstruction of the lung artery. It was a timely rescue by the Sameer Malik Heart CareFoundation Fund which supported his surgery at AIIMS. His father can finally catch a wink of sleep at night, his son is now as healthy as any other normal 4 year old boy.
The Samir Malik Heart Care Foundation Fund is continually and whole heartedly dedicated to providing quality and timely support to needy patients. It is succor for the soul of the foundation to see people being revived and leading healthy lives, who were once helpless and hopeless so as to whether or not they would survive. Thanks to our efficient team, we hope to only make this an upward trend, here, at our Foundation.


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Donald Trump Praises Queen as Beautiful 'Inside and Out,' and Reveals They Discussed Brexit
By Tom Porter On 7/15/18 at 5:47 AM EDT
U.S. President Donald Trump and Britain's Queen Elizabeth II inspect a Guard of Honour, formed of the Coldstream Guards at Windsor Castle on July 13, 2018 in Windsor, England. Getty Images
U.S. President Donald Trump has praised Queen Elizabeth II, who he described as beautiful "inside and out" following his meeting with her Friday.
In an interview with British journalist and former Celebrity Apprentice winner Piers Morgan on board Air Force One, the president opined on meeting the British monarch.
"She is an incredible woman, she is so sharp, she is so beautiful, when I say beautiful - inside and out. That is a beautiful woman," said the president, in the Mail on Sunday interview.
Asked if he felt the queen had liked him, Trump said: "Well I don't want to speak for her, but I can tell you, I liked her. So usually that helps. But I liked her a lot."
"Just very elegant. And very beautiful. It was really something special," Trump said of the meeting. "Up close, you see she's so beautiful. She's a very special person."
Trump and First Lady Melania Trump met the Queen at Windsor Castle on Friday, and he has faced criticism in some quarters for not following protocol and leaving her waiting for his arrival. His scheduled half an hour tea with her ran over its allotted time.
The interview was conducted on Air Force One at Stansted Airport, as Trump prepared to fly to his Turnberry resort in Scotland, for two days of golf ahead of his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday.
Since the Queen was crowned in 1953, there have been 13 U.S. presidents, and barring Lyndon Johnson, she has met them all.
When asked if he had discussed the U.K's Brexit negotiations with the Queen, Trump replied "I did. She said it's a very - and she's right - it's a very complex problem, I think nobody had any idea how complex that was going to be... Everyone thought it was going to be 'Oh it's simple, we join or don't join, or let's see what happens.'"
He said his mother, Mary Ann Trump, who died in 2000, was a great admirer of the Queen.
He told Morgan: "I was walking up and I was saying (to Melania) 'Can you imagine my mother seeing this scene? Windsor. Windsor Castle.'
"She's a very special person. And the way she's conducted herself for so many years. And she's got a lotta years left," he added.
In the interview, Trump also claimed when asked about the hundreds of thousands who took to the streets of London on Thursday and Friday to protest against him that some were were actually protesting in his favor.
"Some of them are protesting in my favor, you know that?' Trump insisted. 'There are many, many protests in my favor."
There were two arrests Saturday at a small pro-Trump protest in London that joined with a protest in support of jailed far-right activist Tommy Robinson, London's Metropolitan Police said.
Trump also renewed his criticism of European immigration policy in the interview: "'I said Brexit was going to happen for a specific reason: immigration. I think the people of the U.K. want to have who they want in their country, and I think what's happening all over Europe is very sad. I just see what's happening, the crime is through the roof in some places that have never had crime."
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We love fettuccine alfredo, but the regular version has so much fat and calories that we can't eat it very often! This recipe gives you lots of flavor in a creamy sauce but without all those calories. Sometimes I throw in a can of tuna like the the original recipe, but I have also substituted 1 cup of chopped, cooked chicken breast or 8 oz of cooked shrimp and it was delicious. Also, I find that even though the sauce is very full of dairy Jake can still eat it (Lactaid assisted), without becoming sick, unlike the usual cream version. This dish doesn't hold well-it's best eaten right after you've made it.
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Whisk the milk and the flour together in a bowl and pour into the garlic butter. Stir and cook gently for about 4-5 minutes until it thickens up a little and bubbles.
Turn the heat to low. Add the Parmesan cheese, basil salt and pepper. Continue to stir while the cheese melts (the sauce will thicken at this point). Stir in the sour cream, tuna, and peas, continuing to stir and cook gently on low until it's heated through.
Toss with the pasta and serve.


(Reuters) - West Ham United have issued an effective lifetime ban on two supporters for invading the pitch at the London Stadium during their 3-1 League Cup defeat by Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday.
This will not be the first time the club has issued a ban against individuals. In March, the club banned five people who invaded the London Stadium pitch during a 3-0 league defeat by Burnley.


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The Golden Globes are a US award recognizing excellence in film and television.
The 93 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) form the jury for the reputed accolade. Broadcast in January each year since 1944, the ceremony ranks as the third most-watched awards show globally, right after the Oscars and the Grammy Awards. It honors mainly US films and TV productions, but also includes a best foreign language film category.
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On Friday evening, France will have its #TimesUp Golden Globes moment. At the César awards, French film stars will step out with a flash of white to help raise money to support victims of sexual assault.
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More than ever before in the history of the development of our country and our people the investment in quality, relevant, accessible and affordable education is a priority; an education that inspires, motivates, uplifts, guides, teaches life skills, emphasises sport, cross cultural relationships and imparts the spirit of Ubuntu. Impressionable minds have to be moulded, children have to be loved, nurtured, fed, clothed and respected. These are all essential aspects of the educationary process. Whilst Gift of the Givers has a huge bursary and scholarship programme and is involved in Education Support at primary and secondary school level as aspects of its 24 categories of projects, the need to intensify the involvement in education from grade R to matric, at a much greater cost now, is an overwhelming necessity. Success in matric, at tertiary level and in the job market, in essence, commences in grade R and has to be developed over the 12 year period. Interventions are of varrying categories and the different aspects are highlighted on our Education project page, but for now we want to be very simple in our "back to school" campaign in order to bring joy in the lives of millions of disadvantaged children. The table below highlights simple, affordable items that could make a huge difference to a child with no economic means. At a more serious level the provision of computer centres, libraries, infrastructure, furniture, equipment, laboratories, improved sports development programmes, teaching techniques, bicycles for transport, all play a major role in the holistic development of a child.
Gift of the Givers invites the ubuntu driven South African society to participate at any level of the programme described above to make a meaningful contribution to the life of even one child. In the meantime we envisage our scholarship programme at tertiary education level to exceed R4 million for 2011.
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Q: Partition induced from sigma-algebra in Sigma itself? Let $(\Omega, \Sigma)$ be a measurable space. Define $$P(\omega)=\bigcap_{\omega \in F \in \Sigma}F$$
P() induces a equivalence relation: $\forall \omega \in \Omega, \omega \in P(\omega) $. $\forall \omega_1, \omega_2$, if $\exists F \in \Sigma$, such that $\omega_1 \in F, \omega_2 \in \Omega \setminus F$, then $P(\omega_1)\subseteq F$ and $P(\omega_2)\subseteq \Omega \setminus F$, therefore $P(\omega_1) \cap P(\omega_2) = \emptyset$. If no such $F$ exists, then $P(\omega_1) = P(\omega_2)$
Question: is $P(\omega) \in \Sigma$? If not, will it be true if it's a probability space?
If not, is there any other way to get a equivalence class, where the equivalence class inside the algebra? Thanks a lot!

A: Your  $P(\omega)$  is called the atom of $\Sigma$ determined by $\omega$. In Exercise 5 of Chapter 8, Section 6 of Measure Theory by Donald L. Cohn, you prove that atoms are not necessarily measurable.

Let $X=\{0,1\}^\mathbb{R}$ and let $\cal A$ be the smallest $\sigma$-algebra on $X$ that makes the coordinate projection of $X$ onto $\{0,1\}$ measurable (of course  $\{0,1\}$ has the $\sigma$-algebra consisting of all of its subsets).

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*Show that for each $A$ in $\cal A$ there is a countable subset $S$ of $\mathbb{R}$ such that if $x\in A$, if $y\in X$, and if $x(s)=y(s)$ holds at each $s\in S$, then $y\in A$.

*Show that the atoms of $\cal A$ do not belong to $\cal A$.

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Asheville musicians Melissa Hyman and Ryan Furstenburg of The Moon and You will celebrate the release of their first full-length album on Friday at The Mothlight. The newly married couple are veterans of the Asheville music scene, and together they produce a really sweet, genre-defying sound. Get out and see them. Here's the full press release:
Who: The Moon and You, Barbie Angell, and a wide variety of circus arts/puppetry/dance performers
What: Album Release Extravaganza for A White Light That Sings
When: June 24, 2016 at 8pm
Where: The Mothlight
Ticket info: $10 admission, or $20 admission + CD. Visit www.themothlight.com to purchase tix in advance.
Veterans of the Asheville music scene even before they formed The Moon and You in 2012, newlywed bandmates Ryan Furstenberg and Melissa Hyman are releasing their debut full-length album together on Friday, June 24 at The Mothlight. The CD release "extravaganza" for A White Light That Sings will be the band's first. The record took well over a year to make, and some of its tracks were written early in the band's history. It should come as no surprise, then, that they are going big to celebrate; when releasing an album so long in the making, a full-on extravaganza seems like the proper way to go.
The evening's lineup includes an exciting and diverse list of local and regional acts. Each will perform to a song from the album. Audience members will thrill to burlesque star Deb Au Nare (Burlesque Academy of Asheville), trapeze artist Laura Marie Souther (Empyrean Arts), bellydance expert Sera Sahara and sad clown Daniel Hettinger (Shorty Cant Eat Books), among other Asheville mainstays signed up to interpret The Moon and You's music. They'll experience giant puppets known as Woopets, created and flown by the multitalented Mary Wooten of Athens, GA. Wooten's lengthy resumé includes gigs as costumer to Lady Gaga, Cher, and several major theater/film productions. Emcee duties will be handled by local poet, author, sometime standup and full-time social media maven Barbie Angell.
Suzanna Baum, whom readers may know from her days singing with Josh Phillips Folk Festival and Grasshoppa, will both dance and sing at the show. After the visual performances set to the album's 11 tracks, The Moon and You will play a live set of newer material. Joining them onstage: both Baum and Phillips will lend their pipes, with Kent Spillmann holding it down on drums and Adrew Platt on bass. Still more musical guests are likely as not to make an appearance during the live set; if The Moon and You are predictable about anything, it's collaborating with talented folks from all corners of the Asheville music community.
As with their previous efforts, A White Light That Sings will be released without the involvement of a record label. It is the band's first fully-produced album, co-produced and recorded by Ryan Lassiter (Furstenberg's former bandmate in Uncle Mountain) along with The Moon and You; nearly all of it was recorded during the winter of 2014 in Furstenberg and Hyman's Hendersonville home. Its tracks move with aplomb from bluegrass swagger to soulful searching, country twang to jazzy sophistication. There's a generous spoonful here of the folky sweetness that characterized the band's earlier EPs, but the new record is incontrovertible evidence of their technical and artistic growth. A White Light That Sings marks a turning point for The Moon and You, toward a bigger and more self-assured sound.
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Q: How to watch certain node_modules changes with webpack-dev-server I'm currently experimenting with a monorepo architecture.
What I would like to do is in my web package where I run webpack dev server I'd like it to watch certain node_modules (symlinked local packages) for changes and trigger a "rebuild".
This way I'd be able to build dependencies separately and my browser would react to those changes.
My webpack config is the following:
var loaders = require('./../../../build/loaders-default');
var HtmlWebpackPlugin = require('html-webpack-plugin');
var path = require('path');
var webpack = require('webpack');

module.exports = {
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Loaders are just the usual stuff included.

A: UPDATE: I'm currently using Next.js 11, and it seems this is no longer necessary.
Granted this question is not regarding Next.js or any specific framework, I'd like to post an answer related to Next.js here since I arrived here from Google as others might also.
Here is what worked for me in my next.config.js:
module.exports = {
  // ...
  webpackDevMiddleware: config => {
    // Don't ignore all node modules.
    config.watchOptions.ignored = config.watchOptions.ignored.filter(
      ignore => !ignore.toString().includes('node_modules')
    );

    // Ignore all node modules except those here.
    config.watchOptions.ignored = [
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    ];

    return config;
  },
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This targets a specific organization of packages. If you need to just target a specific package:
module.exports = {
  // ...
  webpackDevMiddleware: config => {
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    // Ignore all node modules except those here.
    config.watchOptions.ignored = [
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    ];

    return config;
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This builds on Elhay's answer.

A: You can config in in webpack.config file or in WebpackDevServer option, to watch for changes also in node_modules (i think that by default webpack watching for changes in all files)
https://webpack.js.org/configuration/watch/#watchoptions-ignored
in the following example webpack ignored all changes in node_modules folder except specific module.
watchOptions: {
  ignored: [
    /node_modules([\\]+|\/)+(?!some_npm_module_name)/,
    /\some_npm_module_name([\\]+|\/)node_modules/
  ]
}

ignored[0] = Regex to ignore all node_modules that not started with some_npm_module_name
ignored[1] = Regex to ignore all node_modules inside some_npm_module_name
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A: snapshot.managedPaths

A common use case for managedPaths would be to exclude some folders from node_modules, e.g. you want webpack to know that files in the node_modules/@azure/msal-browser folder are expected to change, which can be done with a regular expression like the one below:
module.exports = {
  snapshot: {
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Ok, we just unpacked our last shipment of Household Effects (It came in two shipments - why? No idea) and the presence of an extreme quantity of refried beans and chili powder was clearly the act of a deranged shopper. I thought perhaps it was a little excessive when I bought it back in April but this is really insanity.
My Kitchen looks like a bomb shelter with dry milk and canned food stacked above the cabinets. I can't say I'm not very pleased that I will never run out of salsa... but we might have to start drinking it as a beverage to clean out some space for fresh food in there.
Looks like every party at chez nous from now on will include edibles from south of the border. Er, quit a bit west of our border and then south I guess. Before our Mexican food mandate The Husband and I actually held a little get together last week for his consular section. To cope with the nerves I baked and cooked and dairy-ed away the day in preparation. We had flatbread and veggies with hummus and tzaziki (all homemade) and at the end of the night we bellied up to a quadruple batch of my french vanilla ice-cream. In between food stuffs we sandwiched a game of Monopoly Morocco in which I took on the persona of Donald Trump and shamefully forced good, kind folks out of their property. Winning is not as fun as people think it is AND it is probably bad form for the hostess to demolish her guests. I will be on my best behavior next time.
I'm generally a wimp when it comes to social things. I love meeting strangers - and being a stranger for that matter - but the idea of social gatherings gives me the sweats. Well, I should say has given me the sweats. The party was fun and I felt so happy to be part of the sense of community that the foreign service life offers - and requires to be honest.
I look forward to many more such gatherings...where tiny tacos will undoubtably be served.
I always try to anticipate the un-anticipatable and as often happens with...well, the un-anticipatable I didn't expect to go through such an adjustment period here in Morocco. I think I thought (and not without a good amount of hubris) "I've been to the Middle East, I've been to an Arab/Muslim country. It will be just like old times!"
And in truth, many things are similar but the last few weeks we have been realizing the very different circumstances in which we find ourselves compared to previous travels. All mostly good--like we have jobs and a non-cinderblock apartment--but different non the less. When I told my Mom a few nights ago we had had a bit of relocation anxiety she said "Well good. Then you are human."
BUT I'm glad to say that I think we are on the other side of the new place blues! And not really even blues, just a slightly unsettled feeling. I can't tell if the following activities have helped me get through this part of our transition or if they are the fruits of coming out the other side - but here are some things that have helped me feel at home in my home and in Casablanca over the past few days.
-I made french vanilla ice cream yesterday with a hand mixer and tupperware. mmmm mmmmm. It would have gone perfectly with the fig tart I made last week come to think of it... I've never been much of a treat maker, but those days they are a changin'.
- At the market yesterday a few of the venders recognized me from previous shopping trips and I was elated. The fish man taught me how to say "That's enough" in Arabic and then laughed at my terrible pronunciation. It makes me feel like I'm putting down roots and establishing routines.
- I know several routes to and from work, the grocery stores, and various bakeries throughout the city. I am getting to know the areas around where I live pretty well and that's a terrific feeling.
- I'm working on a project for the consulate which has kept me a little busier lately until my job starts.
- My French is improving. I'm studying on my own a bit and I have class twice a week. I successfully told a woman on the phone today, in french, that she had the wrong number and exchanged all the appropriate pleasantries to complete a conversation. Small triumphs.
- I peeled and deveined fresh ocean shrimp today for the first time. It's a little gross BUT so worth it! Perks of living by the ocean.
In theory our last batch of house hold effects has found its way across the Atlantic and we should get it late this week or early next. The Husband has sorely missed his guitar and after buying leather in Fez I am itchin' to make a book. So shwia shwia as they say in Morocco (different than the shway shway of the Levant). Little by little we are making this place our home and settling in.
The next morning our tour guide met us in the courtyard of the Riad. Our tour guide's name was Farida, and as the name suggests, she was a woman. In my (mostly observed) experience, the tour guide industry in Morocco is dominated by men. Farida confirmed this fact for Fez at least when she said "there are only about 10 of us (women tour guides) in Fez".
I felt like Farida gave us insights into domestic life and a perspective that I don't think we would have gotten from a male tour guide. She was gracious and informative and we were delighted to be protected from hustlers. She was fasting, as some Muslim women do on days outside of Ramadan*, but insisted on showing us around almost three hours after our official tour ended (without any expectation of more money). She was terrific. In addition to a great our, I really liked the idea of supporting a woman in what is a male dominated profession in what could be considered a male dominated society. I think we will ask about female tour guides in the future.
We started with the "newest" old section outside the Medina walls that was built in the 14th century and ended next to the oldest university in the world, Al-Kairouine built in 859. Hopefully you'll get a sense of the history and artistry that Fez is known for through these pictures.
door open so nosey poseys like myself can peek in.
Have you ever seen this? I hadn't.
I must have a giant cooking egg!
from the back, and then flipped over to reveal the beautiful mosaic.
We also saw ceramic pottery being made and painted. Fez is known for its crafts that have endured the ages.
brain when I thought about moving to Morocco.
they soak the skins in is made with pidgin droppings.
We ended the day, and our trip, on the terrace of our Riad overlooking the city. Morocco and Algeria had a soccer match that night and after being booted from the Africa Cup of Nations by Algeria in March, Moroccans were looking forward to a rematch. We didn't see the game, but we heard the unbelievably loud eruptions of cheering from the streets below and houses all across the city as Morocco scored 4 goals to defeat Algeria. It was a good game evidently, and a wonderful trip.
*I didn't know that some Muslim women choose to fast outside of Ramadan. Something about fasting on days of the week when the Heavens are more open? I think I'm actually going to email Farida and ask her about it. I'll post her answer here.
After trudging around and then through the Fez Medina, we were starving. Not noticing any restaurants or cafes around our riad we asked the manager where we might find a quick bite before the concert we had tickets for that night. He gave us the card of a nearby restaurant and told us he would call someone to come and get us. Many restaurants in the Medina are tucked away down alleys that tourists would never stumble upon - they are in restored riads or even sections of private homes. It is not uncommon to need a guide or someone from the restaurant to come and fetch you.
Once fetched we traced our way through what was once the Jewish Quarter of the medina. We ate in a large room that, we were told, was "Part of a private residence. We live here!" I had perhaps the best pastilla I've eaten to date and I've been salivating for it ever since. It gave us a nice chance to catch our breath and check out the map in the hopes that our next trip through the medina would be more successful than our last.
We did, in fact, find our way out of the medina without a hitch - other than the fact we busted it uphill for about a mile and a half, just certain it would end once we turned the next corner. The concert we attended was called "Leila and Majnun". (Jen - I thought of your Leila the whole time.) You can read more about the ancient Islamic story the lyrics and orchestration were based on here and the performance itself here. With 40 plus musicians from all over the world, several international soloist singing in Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Hindi, and Mongolian and breathtaking orchestration it knocked our socks off to say the least. Check out throat singing Mongolian soloist Enkhajargal Dandarvaanchig (for real) here and Gombodorj Byambajargal, another soloist with a style I can't begin to describe, here.
The venue was a real treat too - between two giant gates of the royal palace entrance. And the whole night flocks of starlings flew over us, coming back to their manmade nests for the night. Fez's medina walls have small pockets carved into their exterior - from earlier renovation our guide told us the next day. They have proved the perfect home for hundreds of starlings and other birds and at the night the sky is swarming with them. Talk about The Birds. It was a little spooky, but in the most awesome of ways.
And famous of almost famous, after the concert we saw the Queen! Of Morocco! Were were walking to leave when we saw a group of secret service looking men scurrying down a centrally located red carpet and everyone was clapping. Sure enough, there she was in her pink and sequins. We felt a bit sheepish to be so underdressed in our smelly travel clothes.
And lastly, perhaps in a cosmic way of making up for the pushy shebab who latched onto us earlier in the day, two perfectly amiable young boys led us from the gate back to our riad after our taxi let us out in an unmarked alleyway.
Despite our best planning we almost missed the 1:50 train to Fez last weekend. We snaked through the long ticket line then ran across the platform just in time to board, stow our bag, and take a seat before the train lurched forward. I do not advise such a start to any trip - it sets you a bit on edge as you can imagine.
The first hour we spent calming down, reading our books, and talking about the weekend to come. Last weekend marked the beginning of the annual Fez Sacred Music Festival for which we were very excited. After our first stop we picked up more passengers and our empty cabin filled up: one business man, two teenage girls wearing all black and picking their way through a big mac, and a friendly older gentlemen who wedged in next to Max.
People are friendly in Morocco. A few weeks ago we met a local student at a state department event who invited us back to her family home for cous cous. The meal was wonderful and the company was even better. We felt so welcomed and taken care of. As we got into our car to drive away that night I could see the mother leaning out of one window to wave goodbye to us and the father in another window on the floor below leaned out to do the same.
"Are you going to Fez? I have a friend there who can show you around the city. He is very old and has lived there forever. He can take you around tomorrow. Here he is"
And then he shoved his cell phone up to Max's ear.
So, I tried frantically to make eye signals to Max from across the cabin not to commit to anything (how one does that I'm not sure - but I was trying) but he was way ahead of me and thanked the guy for his kindness and now that we had his number we could call him if we were interested and thank you very much goodbye.
I had actually read about people who ride the trains on popular tourist routes in the hopes of luring tourist to different hotels or setting people up with their "friends" as "guides" out of the goodness of their hearts. Police in Morocco have really tried to crack down on this "unofficial tour guide" business to the extent that, I read in the guide book, they will question Moroccans they see accompanying tourists in the medina (old city) of Fez and especially Marrakech in case they have forced their services as unwanted tour guide upon them.
So we successfully eschewed our friendly neighbor without shaming him-very important-and were left alone once we reached Fez.
After walking around the perimeter of the medina for some time we found Bab Boujloud - our point of entry. I wanted to walk through this main gate even though our Riad was at the other end of the city to "not waste another minute not seeing the sites just because it might be easier to find our riad by walking around the outside of the city" - sometimes I'm full of it. Friday was just such a time. The Fez Medina has 900 plus streets. You heard me right. It is the largest car free city in the world and probably the most confusing. The streets are mostly unmarked and when I asked locals (several of them) to point out where we were on a map they looked at it like it was from another planet, pardon the cliche. They could lead us around with their eyes closed, but a map? What's that?
A few paces into the Medina we were swarmed by a group of Shebab (young boys with nothing to do but hang around and pester) who insisted on helping us find our Riad (a riad is a restored Moroccan mansion where people rent rooms - very common here). We successfully shook the first batch, but a second swarm wasn't far behind. To try and ditch one persistent boy in particular we ducked into a carpet shop, hoping we wouldn't be forced into purchasing a rug in exchange for sanctuary.
Awe man. What are they going to charge me for this? Will I be forced into an ugly scene...brought on by trying to avoid another ugly scene?
There is a bit of pay for play action that happens in Morocco, but probably everywhere to some extent. In tourist areas everyone is very accustomed to "helping" or "showing" or "allowing their picture to be taken" and then demanding money. It's a very stressful thing and everyone has to work out how they will handle it - we are still figuring it out. Because I am cheap and a little bit chicken my tactic has been to just avoid those kinds of situations all together. I almost never take pictures of people (that's for a few reasons though) and I almost never engage in the type of activities that are likely to put me in a position of having to exchange money for tourist type services.
Sure enough, when I was finished weaving a few knots - which was awesome - the innocent faced weaver looked up at me and made a motion for money. Expecting this I pulled out 4 dirhams (not quite 50 cents) and gave it to her. She was satisfied, I was satisfied and all was well.
I'm always on the look out to not be "had" and while I think that has kept us safe and maybe saved us some money, perhaps it's not always an affront to personal pride to pay a few pennies for experiences beyond looking through the window at something. I think it's something we will have to negotiate over the years. I want to maximize our experiences while never risking our safety or too much of our sense of control - illusion though it may be. 50 cents let me weave a row of knots in an actual Moroccan rug. That seems reasonable. But then there's the issue of running around town throwing money at people who can provide us with "authentic" experiences. What's the best, most honest way to approach that as a traveler?
"You insult me. This is not enough."
Which, of course, it was. It's a really terrible feeling not to be able to find your way somewhere and be beholden to someone for help who may or may not shake you down. I think that has been one of the most stressful things about living in the Middle East: if you're not physically lost somewhere and have to depend on a punk kid to help you find your way, you are culturally and socially lost - depending on other people to help you navigate your way through day to day living. Trying not to get had, while trying to have it all.
More on our wonderful trip to come!
took us to this marvelous city.


Paris Hilton doesn't want a famous boyfriend.
The socialite – who has been single since splitting with 'The Hills' star Doug Reinhardt earlier this year – admits she finds it difficult to date someone in the public eye and is looking for a more low-key romance next time. She said: "It's really hard in my position just being in a relationship, because so much goes along with it.
Despite her single status, the 29-year-old star says she is happier than ever as she has had more quality time to spend on herself and with her loved ones.
She added in an interview with Heat Magazine: "I'm so happy right now. I'm spending time with my girlfriends and my sister and my family and just really getting to know myself. I've always had a boyfriend, so right now it's really important for me just to focus on me and my life and not really put all that energy into someone else.
"I'm having the time of my life – I didn't know I could be this happy." Wow now we can all rest easy that she is happy.
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Comey testified before Congress last week that Trump told him he hoped the FBI would drop an investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
The former USA attorney said Trump called him one more time - in March, after Trump had taken office. "When I've been reading the stories about how the president has been contacting Jim Comey over time, it felt a little bit like déjà vu", he said.
Former New York U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who led several high-profile corruption cases until President Donald Trump fired him in March, said there is "absolutely" enough evidence to launch an obstruction of justice case against President Trump for his firing of Federal Bureau of Investigation chief James Comey. He refused and was sacked the next day, which he had himself announced on Twitter.
In an interview on ABC News' "This Week," Bharara said Trump called him during the presidential transition "just to shoot the breeze", and described the calls as "a little bit uncomfortable" considering the U.S. attorney's mandate to remain impartial toward subjects within his jurisdiction, which included Trump.
Trump and his supporters have downplayed the significance of the president's overtures to Comey and highlighted aspects of Comey's testimony that seemed exculpatory.
Trump fired Comey on May 9, and the White House gave conflicting reasons for the decision.
"The number of times I would have been expected to be called by the president of the United States would be zero because there has to be some kind of arm's length relationship given the jurisdiction that various people had", Bharara said.
Bharara stopped short of saying Trump was seeking to develop a "patronage" relationship with him, something former FBI Director James Comey testified he felt Trump was seeking to do during their private meetings.
Meantime, Bharara said in seven-and-a-half years he received zero phone calls from Barack Obama, but President Trump had called him three times since December.
"I don't know", Bharara said. His recollections combined with James Comey's testimony made him realize there is a pattern to President Trump's behavior. He was only the president-elect, ' Bharara said.
There's no basis to say there's no obstruction. He elaborated, "The fact that you have authority to remove someone from office doesn't automatically immunize that act from criminal responsibility".
"I refused to return the call", Bharara said.
Obviously, talk of " King James" departing Cleveland for the second time is nothing more than calculated speculation now . Murmurs have also begun about James' future in Cleveland , despite the fact that he's signed through 2018.


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Twitter makes images better for the visually impaired
Ken Yeung@thekenyeung	 March 29, 2016 6:00 AM
Above: How to add alt text descriptions to images within Twitter's iOS and Android apps.
Image Credit: Twitter
Twitter is taking a step toward making its service more accessible to visually impaired users. The company is launching support for alternative texts to accompany images across its iOS and Android apps, which means that any image descriptions will be available to those using screen readers. This feature can be used by not only the service's 320 million monthly active users, but also by publishers and developers — Twitter has updated its REST API and Twitter Cards for the occasion.
This release is also a sign that Twitter is looking to make peace with the developer community. At last year's Flight conference, CEO Jack Dorsey publicly apologized for the strained relationship between his company and developers, inviting them to submit suggestions and feedback using the hashtag #HelloWorld. Twitter said that supporting alt images was the fourth most-requested feature.
When you enable the feature through Twitter's accessibility settings, the thumbnail of any image you tweet will contain an "add description" button that, when tapped, will open up a dialogue box. Here you can include a description of up to 420 characters.
In 2006, when Twitter was a text-only service, its "content was easily accessible to people who are visually impaired," the company said in a blog post, adding, "Over the years, we've extended the platform to support a range of media, but we haven't provided our users and developers with the tools to provide alternative text to images in tweets."
To emphasize why this update is important to developers, Twitter explained that the community has tried to solve this problem before. In 2014, a workaround was created to allow EasyChirp users to post short and long descriptions of images. Then there was the Alt Text Bot, which allowed people to mention @alt_text_bot in a tweet or retweet with an attached image to receive a reply containing a text description.
Now there's official support for this accessibility standard.
It's somewhat difficult to believe that the average user would be willing to spend the time to add descriptions to images they include, but this certainly has an appeal to developers and publishers. Alt text isn't a new thing in online technology — it's been a standard for a while, from back when building websites was the thing to do. Its inclusion on tweets will probably be beneficial to the likes of the AP, BBC, Sky News, and the New York Times — all of which are launch partners — as it furthers the impact of their reach and readership.
If a publisher tweets out an article with an image containing alt text meta data, the image will retain the description when retweeted,. However, should someone tweet out a similar image, it will not contain the same meta data as the original.
In addition to the accessibility gains, another potential benefit of including alt text in images is that it should make it easier for search engines to identify specific tweets. Image content is one of the things that Google, Yahoo, and Bing may look at in searches, and the addition of this feature could help with that. This could be useful not only with external search engines, but within Twitter's search field as well, or through API partners.
The option of adding alt text to images is only available on Twitter's iOS and Android apps, but users on the Web will still be able to read the text using their favorite application. TweetDeck has not been mentioned.


Regardless of what your life story or physical condition is you can be confident from the inside out. Being Confident is beautiful!
Posted on October 24, 2016 by sharon backurz and filed under Video and tagged being confident confidence is beautiful.


Has a Muncie musician/bar owner been unfairly Snoped?
Mike Martin, owner of Muncie's FOLLY MOON bar and grill, has discontinued live music because of a dispute with the state fire marshal's office. He has been led to believe that the state agency is acting on behalf of the Department of Homeland Security in regulating, and charging fees to, venues that offer live music "from a stage." The qualifier is significant, sense Folly Moon has no stage (despite a reported finding to the contrary by an administrative law judge).
So…are you feeling lucky? Want to make a little wager about what I'll find once I delve into this thing? Let's bet one of Folly Moon's delicious burgers (and let's limit this wager to the first three people to take me up on it). I will bet — without yet having done an ounce of research — that the legislation creating the Department of Homeland Security empowers state agencies to require permits of the sort that they are trying to impose on Mr Martin. And if that proves to be the case, it illustrates just have a tricky it is for the Snopeses of this world.
Even if Folly Moon's owner has mischaracterized the issue, it's clear that there is AN issue. It's one that will likely be addressed by Indiana's court of appeals, in which case you will be sable to read more about it on this blog.
Indiana's Son of Sam law.
A newspaper article recently made reference to a civil case I'm handling. I won't discuss details of the case here beyond mentioning the fact that I invoked Indiana's "Son of Sam" law.
"Son of Sam" laws were adopted by numerous states after serial killer David Berkowitz was feared to be in line for another killing: the one he theoretically could have made by selling his story to a book publisher or movie producer.
Indiana's version of the law, Ind. Code § 5-2-6.3, requires that 90% of the proceeds from the story rights be made available to the victim (assuming that the perp is convicted of the crime that made the rights valuable).
The phrase "Son of Sam", by the way, is something that Berkowitz heard, or thought he heard, in the Jimi Hendrix song "Purple Haze" around the time that a voice from his neighbor's dog was instructing him to kill.
Nelson Mandela, the ailing human rights activist, had a career as an attorney. Let's keep him in our prayers.