Here's a list of the top 10 Twitter fails by big brands, which might make you feel tickled, yet vulnerable at the same time.
They tweeted about the luxury services, aboard their new Luxury airliner. However, their punch failed to take off, since the company was grounded just a day before due to labor infringement issues.
Vodafone's homophobic comments got the brand a lot of negative publicity, since their own employee tweeted an obscene tweet about homosexuals. The news spread like wildfire, causing a huge stir among the media and the masses.
Imagine, trying to capitalize on a social uprising event? Top it up with the location of the country and you can go down big time. Kenneth Cole's unruly comment, about the revolution in Cairo, Egypt, sent some chilling shivers down everyone's spine, as people rallied right off the brand's online image.
With a brand name, also comes a lot of online responsibility. While content is king, the language is definitely the Queen, as they both go hand in hand. The use of the F word on the online tweet sparked a huge debate against the company's marketing agents, making the company issue an online apology letter to everyone.
The Australian brand took a hit, when they did not realize how typos can also bring down an image considerably. A simple mix up of 2 letters made the brand look for a place to hide its face, especially, when such fiascos go viral like a nuclear bomb.
While tweeting about another brand, make sure the brand is not indirectly endorsing the brand in question. A similar incident was noticed with LG, when they tried to make fun of Apple's bending iPhone issue. The tweet captured the source of the tweet, which caused immense humiliation to the brand's online image.
Perfect has a different connotation and meaning for different people. No one knows this better than the media makers for Victoria's Secret. This shows how one should be careful about using sensitive words, especially, when the product in question is lingerie.
Twitter CEO accidentally tweeted about its bid to take over another social media site. However, the use of words were far from appropriate, making the brand sound like it's a human trafficking site.
Auto tweeting might work in some cases, but there should be a strict review of what's being posted where. When a customer ridiculed the service of American Airlines on Twitter, instead of apologizing for the poor services, the airlines auto tweeted a thank you note to the customer.
Tired of the competition, Nokia finally tweeted their inner most feelings on the social media website. By using the F word, they have elaborated their thoughts, which don't seem to have 'connected too well with people'.
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Support for external devices and software via MIDI, OSC, HID and Arduino.
I have been an active user and developer since late 2002. Since then, I have created a number of pieces for myself to perform (with and without other instruments), pieces with other performers on acoustic instruments, and a large project with dancers and video projection (Affectations, whose SuperCollider code runs for 45 minutes without interruption). In addition, I've built some extensions that simplify some common tasks.
Some representative SuperCollider music is on my Works page.
These are a couple of my recent larger projects, which don't fit into the categories of compositions or quarks extension libraries (below).
A live-coding dialect that controls ddwChucklib processes. A compact language, feasible to type in front of an audience, represents rhythms and note parameters in a visually expressive way that is then translated into SC patterns, according to a translation table in the target process. The performer builds up a library of phrases, which are chosen in turn by a partially-randomizable sequence. My personal setup uses TouchOSC running on an Android tablet to make it easier to start and stop processes quickly and adjust the mix interactively.
JITModular is an approach to synthesis pedagogy, using SuperCollider's Just-In-Time Library as a monophonic modular synthesizer. Each "module" (oscillator, filter, envelope generator, LFO etc.) becomes a JITLib NodeProxy, defined by a very short code block whose purpose is instantly clear. JITLib allows NodeProxies to be patched and repatched at will, using simple syntax, and it can display parameters for graphical manipulation automatically. Students can experiment with different arrangements of modules interactively, learning both synthesis and audio programming through a process that feels more like play. A new event type \psSet and proxy type of the same name make it easy to run SC patterns as if they were analog-style step sequencers.
ddwChucklib: Simplifies performance by bundling complex musical processes and synth instruments into objects that you can manipulate with simple commands. All processes effectively have their own local namespaces, reducing the chance of bugs resulting from the overuse of global storage. I've used this for all my compositions since 2005 and I've had no need to change the basic design since then. See my chapter in The SuperCollider Book, "Composition for Live Performance with dewdrop_lib and chucklib," for details.
ddwCommon: Several small features here, but many of my quarks use them. One of the most important is GenericGlobalControl, which represents a number that is kept in sync between the language and server. Easy to plug into SynthDefs, patterns, and GUIs.
ddwEQ: A fully-parametric EQ, with an editor panel, that integrates easily into MixerChannel.
ddwMIDI: A MIDI-input framework that represents message handlers by function, rather than message type. Recommended for MIDI control of MixerChannels and Voicers.
ddwPatterns: Miscellaneous additions to the library of pattern classes for generative composition.
ddwVoicer: A voice-stealing note player, suitable for direct MIDI performance (including MIDI-connected parameter control). Apart from its MIDI capabilities, it's useful for controlling the number of synths in thick chords, and automatically mapping parameters to global controls. A variant, MonoPortaVoicer, supports fingered portamento for leads and basslines.
ddwGUIEnhancements: Primarily recursiveResize for windows and container views, to shrink to fit the contents. Largely unnecessary now because of Qt layouts.
ddwPeakMonitor: A graphical monitor for audio signals that watches the peak value rather than RMS. Useful to check levels for recording.
ddwSensitivity: Modeled after the sensitivity controls in Yamaha hardware synths, it maps a 0..1 value onto x..1, where x = 1 at 0 sensitivity, and 0 at full sensitivity (1). It's just a convenient name for the formula (value - 1) * sensitivity + 1.
ddwStatusBox: Captures SC-language output to the post window and inserts it into a graphical TextView, which you can embed into any GUI window.
ddwTemperament: An alternate way of defining tuning systems, including EqualTemperament, TuningOffsets (tuning specified in semitone deviation from equal temperament), and TuningRatios (each scale division is given as a ratio above the root, which is 1:1).


The Department of Community and Therapeutic Recreation has proposed a new faculty workload policy to be implemented in the 2016-17 academic year. This policy applies to full-time teaching faculty. Faculty having primary administrative assignments, such as program directors, may have separate workload agreements to ensure compliance with COAPRT accreditation requirements and to provide the necessary leadership across programs.


The health and social care landscape is changing rapidly, driven by a growing and ageing population, funding pressures, and evolving national policy. Partnership working across the NHS, Local Authorities, Third Sector and independent partners requires robust and innovative governance to ensure that communities benefit from improved outcomes, enhanced experience, and better use of limited resources.
GGI has extensive experience delivering a broad range of governance review and development programmes across health and social care throughout the UK. We understand that good governance is about ensuring that high quality care is delivered when it is needed, and that the individuals and organisations tasked with commissioning, delivering, and regulating this care are supported in taking decisions which benefit the public, communities and patients.
At the forefront of national governance thinking and innovation, GGI is now firmly established in the higher education sector as a leading provider of Governing Body and Senate reviews, working across Post-92, Chartered and Russell Group institutions in all four nations of the UK. Our approach is that any governance review needs to be part of continuous institutional improvement.
The CUC HE Code of Governance (and the Scottish Code of Good HE Governance) recommends that institutions must conduct an independent review of their governance effectiveness at least every four years. In the current operating climate, all HEIs must be particularly alert to the need to review their governance structures, systems, and processes to ensure that they are responsive and fit-for-purpose. GGI provides specialist advice and support in guiding and assisting HEIs in this process, drawing on our in-depth knowledge and expertise of governance, leadership and strategic development in other sectors.
The third sector, including the voluntary community, comprises well-respected, valued and publicly trusted institutions that play a fundamental role in addressing many of society's unmet needs. It is therefore essential to ensure that they preserve stakeholder confidence and assurance by continuing to deliver on their core purpose. The recent publication of the new Charity Governance Code will bring greater attention to internal systems and processes, and put the spotlight on the importance of behaviours and culture in an organisation.
GGI recognises the diversity of third sector organisations and provides specialists support, working with leaders and trustees in strengthening governance practice helping to assure financial sustainability, leadership development and succession planning.
The UK Governmental Department for Culture, Media & Sport defines these organisations as having "the ability to enrich lives and promote cultural and artistic heritage". GGI understands that the role of governance is to facilitate and sustain the impact made by these bodies on society.
Whether promoting local heritage, bringing communities and families together in sporting activity, or inspiring through the arts, good governance practice is a key component to delivering the mission of any organisation.
Organisations that fall under the umbrella of Culture, Media and Sport are recognised throughout the world for their ambition, innovation and creativity. GGI appreciates the value that these bring to the life of local communities and the UK as a whole. We support this through the development of governance which best meets the needs of these dynamic organisations.
Of the 100 largest economies in the world, 51 are now global corporations, while in the UK 60% of all private sector employment is by small and medium sized enterprises. These organisations touch on every imaginable aspect of society and economic output, from providing banking and financial services, to producing and selling the food we eat.
Good governance is fundamental to demonstrating and ensuring reliability and integrity to shareholders and the community. At GGI, we are clear that governance is a facilitative force rather than a burdensome bureaucracy, and one that is crucial in supporting those who run organisations to take the best decisions for their stakeholders.
The success of whole communities depends on ensuring that quality homes and business premises are available to the residents and organisations who need them.
GGI recognises that housing is a complex and diverse sector, with unique financial models, diversified business streams, merged organisational structures, and a rapidly evolving policy environment. We work with governing bodies in the sector to allow board members, executives, staff, and stakeholders to develop a clear understanding of potential risks to their organisations while supporting effective decision-making.
Independent reviews programmes established best practice for healthy organisations. GGI reviews are sought out by organisations serious about using the process to learn and improve.
Best-in-class top teams are always passionate about developing themselves and their organisations. Board and organisational development from GGI is never an off-the-shelf package, and your GGI development partners will be senior, credible peers.
Organisations can never stand still. They either constantly work towards excellence, or they atrophy. As your partner GGI can help with both practical help and highly specialised input. We can always mobilise fast too.
Great organisations understand and work with their stakeholders. GGI has unique skills within the specialised markets we work in to support organisations authentically engage with others to create excellent services.
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Whether you go to a store to buy a new bicycle or purchase a bicycle second-hand from a local business or a private seller, you should be able to expect that the bicycle will be free from any safety defects. However, product liability negligence and defects often result in serious personal injury accidents and in product liability lawsuits. According to a recent article in Consumer Affairs, IKEA has issued a recall of its SLADDA bicycles because of a defect in the bicycle belt.
The belts on the IKEA bicycles can snap or break suddenly, causing the rider to fall from the bike and sustain significant harm. As you might imagine, this particular product defect not only could result in a bicyclist suffering a personal injury accident on a road without any cars around, but it could also lead to a crash involving a bicyclist and a motor vehicle driver. Thus far, IKEA has received at least 11 reports from consumers of the bicycle belts snapping with bicyclists falling, and at least two of those reports involved bicyclists who sustained injuries.
According to a report in Bicycle Retailer, the recall involves nearly 5,000 bicycles that were sold in the United States. IKEA and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) are currently working to get these bicycles off the market. Approximately 200 SLADDA bikes were sold in Canada and could end up being sold to consumers in the U.S. Both the 26-inch SLADDA bicycle (article number 303.267.28) and the 28-inch SLADDA bicycle (article number 603.267.36) are subject to the recall. At the time of sale, these models sold for anywhere from $400 to $500. The bicycles are all a light gray color, and they are made with an aluminum frame. The word 'IKEA' is also printed "at the bottom of the seat tube near the crank." The article numbers are also printed on a sticker, which can be found "at the bottom of the downtube." If you possess this bicycle or have experienced an injury from a defective product, you should contact a product liability lawyer immediately.
As the recall notice emphasizes, if you own one of the IKEA bicycles that have been subject to the recall, you should stop riding the bike immediately and should contact IKEA to receive a full refund. Consumers can reach IKEA by phone or online at the company's recall page.
SaferProducts.gov (provides an easy way for consumers to report safety defect concerns and to search for other consumers' reports).
If you experienced a personal injury accident because of a defective product, you should speak with a product liability lawyer about your case.


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Joint Release with Minister for Indigenous Affairs – $28,000 to preserve significant Indigenous painting
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A rare painting by Aboriginal artist Tutuma Tjapangati has been purchased by the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT), thanks to a $28,000 grant provided by the Coalition Government from its National Cultural Heritage Account.
The painting, Untitled (1971), is a significant early piece from the Papunya Art Movement, emanating from the point in time when Papunya artists began to use newly available materials to create works.
The country and story depicted in the painting is of particular significance to the Pintupi and Pitjantjatjara people of the Western Desert regions. The painting is an expression of their ongoing relationship to their lands.
This is the first time an institution in the Northern Territory has received funding through the National Cultural Heritage Account. The MAGNT owns the largest collection of Papunya paintings in the world and the artwork will be an important addition to its collection.
The MAGNT has engaged family and community members to help develop the collection of Papunya paintings and appropriately displayed since the 1970s.
The Government's National Cultural Heritage Account enables cultural institutions like the MAGNT to acquire significant objects and ensure they are preserved in Australia for public display and the enjoyment of all.
For more information about the Account visit: www.arts.gov.au/national-cultural-heritage-account
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A Sanford driver, Vernon McCauley, was charged with driving while impaired after he hit a Lillington pedestrian, Daniel Blue. Blue was walking to get a ride to work when McCauley's truck collided with him and then two trees. Officials found McCauley's blood alcohol content over the limit. Both the driver and the victim were in their 30s.
Innocent pedestrians are killed in NC car accidents because of drivers' negligence. As a driver, how can you prevent hitting a pedestrian?
• Don't drink and drive like Vernon McCauley, as outlined above. Call a cab or have a designated driver take you home.
• Drive the speed limit. Speeding is the number one cause of NC car accidents.
• Use hands-free devices for your cell phone while driving.
As a pedestrian, how can you prevent a car from hitting you?
• Use crosswalks whenever possible. If not, cross in a straight line and never diagonally.
• Be seen. Wear reflective clothing and/or make eye contact with drivers before crossing.
Fayetteville personal injury attorneys with Brent Adams & Associates handle cases for NC car accident victims who have been injured due to no fault of their own. Negligent drivers like Vernon McCauley who drive while impaired, other drivers who talk on their cell phones while driving, and other careless drivers who don't follow speed limits put other cars and pedestrians at risk for severe car accident injuries that could be life-changing or fatal. Call to schedule a free review of your NC personal injury case in our Fayetteville, Raleigh or Dunn offices. Alternatively, we're happy to come to you. Call for an appointment 800.849.5931.


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Take a slow motion trip through the event known as UFC 230, when double champ Daniel Cormier defended his heavyweight title against Derrick Lewis.
It took him two tries, but Daniel Cormier can finally call himself the UFC's light heavyweight champion – a title he earned through perseverance, hard work and a refusal to accept no for an answer.
When Jon Jones was suspended indefinitely and stripped of his belt in April 2015, Cormier begged UFC president Dana White for a chance to fight for the title again, despite having lost to Jones by unanimous decision in January 2015.
Cormier got a second opportunity and capitalized, using a third-round rear naked choke on Anthony "Rumble" Johnson at UFC 187 to claim the vacant title.
Cormier is no stranger to success, having been a two-time Olympic wrestler and six-time U.S. Open national champion, but he has also struggled with losses. At Oklahoma State, he lost the Division I finals. He finished fourth at the 2008 Olympics and never made it to the 2012 Summer Games after falling ill.
TRAINING: My typical day is to get up in the morning, spend some time with my kids, feed them breakfast and then head to the gym. M/W/F sparring and grappling and Tues and Sat wrestling. Thursday is jiu-jitsu and running. Weightlifting on Wednesday and Saturday.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training in August of 2009. I wanted to train MMA because I love the competitive aspects of fighting. I love combat.
Do you have any heroes? My heroes are all the greatest wrestlers in U.S. history: John Smith, Kevin Jackson, Dan Gable, Kenny Monday and all the guys that came before me in what I believe is the toughest sport in the world.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? Being in the UFC means a great deal to me. I have been around it because of my teammates, but to finally fight in the show will be an experience like no other. I can't wait.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I went to Oklahoma State University and got my degree in sociology.
What was your job before you started fighting? I was the club coach at Oklahoma State and also wrestled internationally post-college.
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? I was a six-time US open national champion. Two-time US Olympian (Captain of 2008 team), Pan-Am games champion, NCAA runner up and two-time NJCAA National champ, 2007 world bronze medalist and 2007 USA wrestling wrestler of the year. I was 5th, 9th, and 3rd at world competitions and I was 4th at the Olympic Games.
Favorite grappling technique: Guillotine choke.
Favorite Striking technique: Overhand right.
Cormier was an undefeated 14-0 when he faced Jones at UFC 182 in Las Vegas. He pushed the champion to the brink but was successful on just one takedown attempt and dropped a unanimous decision. At the time, it appeared he would have to work his way back into title contention.
But when the title was vacated, he pestered White to put him in the Octagon against Johnson, arguably the hardest puncher in the UFC. White put aside any concerns he may have had and granted Cormier a second shot in the span of four months.
This time, Cormier reached the pinnacle of the UFC. He pushed Johnson against the cage and controlled the match on the mat, using his weight to tire out Johnson before he applied the decisive submission hold.
Cormier worked his way up the ladder in an MMA career that began in 2009, scoring victories over Dan Henderson, Roy Nelson, Frank Mir and Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva. It culminated in a title belt that was well earned and well deserved.
US open national champion, two-time US Olympian (Captain of 2008 team), Pan-Am games champion, NCAA runner-up and two-time NJCAA National champ, 2007 world bronze medalist and 2007 USA wrestling wrestler of the year. Fifth, ninth and third at world competitions and fourth at the Olympic Games.


Very, very few thieves are specialists.
The majority of thieves steal to fund a drug or drink habit.
Only around five per cent of them actually suffer from kleptomania.
They rarely steal for themselves.
They will sell what they steal within half an hour.
Popular areas to steal are near where they live, where their partner lives or where their drug dealer or fence lives.
The only thing that a thief is concerned about is the potential value of the item he is stealing.
Older people are NOT commonly victims of crime, indeed the opposite is true.
Invisible marking systems do not reduce crime, improve recovery of stolen goods or increase convictions. Why? Because they are invisible.
Crime is NOT on the increase. It has been on a steady decline across the world since the mid 1990s.
Having a 'Bobby on the Beat' does not reduce crime but it does reduce fear of it.
It has NEVER been established that we all have different fingerprints.
Some things are targetted more often than not, Criminologists have what they call a CRAVED list which helps identify what thieves are liable to target.
Concealable: Things that can be hidden in pockets or bags are more vulnerable to shoplifters and other sneak thieves.
Removable: Laptop computers are often stolen since these are not only desirable but also easy to carry. What is easy to carry depends on the kind of theft. Both burglars and shoplifters steal cigarettes, liquor, medicines, and beauty aids from supermarkets, but burglars take them in much larger quantities.
Available: Desirable objects that are widely available and easy to find are at higher risk. This explains why householders try to hide jewelry and cash from burglars. Theft waves can result from the availability of an attractive new product, such as the cell phone, which quickly establishes its own illegal market.
Valuable: Thieves will generally choose the more expensive goods. But value is not simply defined in terms of resale value. Thus, when stealing for their own use, juvenile shoplifters may select goods that confer status among their peers.
Enjoyable: Hot products tend to be enjoyable things to own or consume, such as liquor, tobacco, and DVDs. Thus, residential burglars are more likely to take DVD players and televisions than equally valuable electronic goods, such as microwave ovens.
Disposable: It is clear that thieves will tend to select things that are easy to sell. For example that is why batteries and disposable razors are among the most frequently shoplifted items.
The best way to put off a thief is for him to know that if he takes the risk of stealing your item, he will not make any money from selling it. A thief, even a drug addict, won't take what he sees as an unneccessary risk. It's Mine Technology is designed to raise the risk threat using a mixture of psychological and technology barriers.
Then he faces the prospect of digging the chips out. The phone scanner is accurate to about 1.5 centimetres which mean that to be certain of taking out the chip he is going to have to gouge out a huge hole. Then he has to repair and try to sell it, all within his preferred half an hour time frame.
On the other hand if you are a thief you will find it useful to read our FAQ for Felons to find more out about the challenges you will face with It's Mine.


The Labradorians: Voices from the Land of Cain (Breakwater) is another big compilation (500 pages), this one made by Lynne Fitzhugh from the pages of Them Days, a quarterly journal of oral history that has been published in Happy Valley, near Goose Bay in Labrador, since 1975. Most of the stories in this book are told by people of many cultures born between 1880 and 1930, and the range of personal history given is enormous. Much of what is told here is heartrending, and some is bloodcurdling. Surely the conditions of Labradorian life, possibly the least known of Canadian modes of being, are among the harshest in the world. This book, which is well edited, well footnoted and well produced, contains the raw material of epic, and belongs in the library of anyone who wishes to understand our hinterland roots.


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One of the very few appellations in the world just minutes outside of a city, the Constantia wine route has swelled from its original 5 wine estates to 8. The estates have a rich history of wine making that dates back to the late 1600s.
Did you know? The route is an easy morning or day trip and the farms provide quality restaurants for lunches and tea.
The Constantia valley, just twenty minutes' outside of Cape Town's city bowl, is breathtakingly beautiful, with vineyard rows that stretch up the eastern slopes of the Constantiaberg mountainside.
Rich in heritage and beauty, Constantia Wine Route includes Groot Constantia Estate, the oldest wine producing farm in the country that lays claim to the roots of the South African wine industry.
Groot Constantia is one of the first and finest examples of Cape Dutch architecture. The homestead is exquisitely furnished with antiques. The Wine Museum has a number of interesting exhibits, including stoneware dating from 500 BC to the present day. Wine can be sampled and purchased on the estate. There are two restaurants on the estate and daily wine tours.
Other wine estates include Buitenverwachting, Constantia Glen, Constantia Uitsig, Eagles Nest, High Constantia, Klein Constantia and Steenberg. Buitenverwachting is famed for its fine wines and an elegant restaurant, Constantia Glen produces only two select wines – a Sauvignon Blanc and a 5-varietal Bordeaux style blend, released at the end of 2009, Constantia Uitsig produces a range of wines all of which received at least 4 stars in the John Platter Wine Guide, Eagles Nest, originally a section of Groot Constantia, produces red wines on some of the steepest commercially farmed land in the Cape.
High Constantia is a small and unpretentious farm that lies on a section of land that borders Groot Constantia, Klein Constantia also has an old Cape Dutch homestead, open to the public for wine tasting and sales, whilst Steenberg not only is a large wine producing farm but boasts a Country Hotel and 18-hold golf course.
For additional information about Constantia, attractions, things to do and events and festivals see Constantia Information & Attractions or, to view the individual wine estates on the Constantia Valley Wine Route, see Constantia Valley Wine Estates.
WhenSee individual wine estates for their opening times and contact details.


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The Future of Syria is Not in American Hands
February 14, 2018 By Richard C. Young
A Peshmerga soldier takes lead during urban combat maneuvering training Oct. 29, 2015, near Erbil, Iraq. Training at the building partner capacity sites is an integral part of Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve's multinational effort to train Peshmerga soldiers to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tristan Bolden/Released)
Daniel Depetris writes at The American Conservative that Syria was never America's job to solve, but for some reason there are troops on the ground there anyway. The war is entering its eighth year, and there's little America can offer up in the way of a solution to the conflict. He writes (abridged):
Syria was never a crisis Washington could have (or should have) solved. With every American action, there was an opposite and unequal reaction from Moscow and Tehran, and it is the Syrian people who have paid the price. No outside power half a world away can solve Syria's political issues. It will be for Syrians themselves to determine how they will govern what is left of their country, and neighbors with far more at stake than we have will be involved whether we like it or not.
With the war now entering its eighth year this March, the wisest course for the Trump administration is to detach itself. Nothing the United States can do will stop the conflict if the combatants and their enablers are intent on continuing it.
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Q: invalid hook call with SWR library I'm trying to do a delete request using the SWR library with react hook.
I know that hooks can't be called inside return(). but how do I delete request using useSWR in my react hook project. thank you
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Antietam Creek Vineyards (ACV) is owned and operated by Joan Larrea and George Warmenhoven. Since 2008, these world travelers have been working to turn this former 55-acre dairy farm into a vineyard. In 2011 George planted their first 4 1/2 acres. By 2015, the grapevines had reached full production and this husband and wife duo began retrofitting their 100 year old barn into a tasting room. The next year, George's dream of opening a winery came true and they opened to the public in August 2016 for weekend tastings.
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University to study potential multi-use development district
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The following is a press release from Iowa State University.
AMES, Iowa – ISU President Wendy Wintersteen has transferred oversight of the Iowa State Center to the Department of Athletics and appointed Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard to lead a process to reimagine the Iowa State Center and athletics complex as an arts, culture, and community district for the future.
Pollard and ISU Research Park President, Rick Sanders, will partner to conduct a feasibility study for the creation of a multi-use development district in the heart of the athletics complex. The vision is to explore the potential of re-developing the land between Jack Trice Stadium and Hilton Coliseum while also relocating commuter and football game day parking to a new paved parking area east of University Boulevard.
"The Iowa State Center has served as an athletics, arts, and engagement hub for Iowa State University and the Ames community since it was originally envisioned by former ISU President, James H. Hilton, "said Wintersteen. "The Iowa State Center is an incredible asset and it is time to reimagine the future of this complex in a way that continues to serve the university and greater Ames community. The athletics department has an extraordinary track record when it comes to creating vision and bringing that vision to life. Jamie is a tremendous leader for Iowa State University and the Ames community and the right person to lead this transformation."
"The goal of the project is to use the excitement surrounding Cyclone Athletics to serve as a catalyst to help continue to transform Iowa State University and the Ames community into one of the premier institutions and cities to study, work, live and visit," Pollard said. "We hope to use a mixed-use development district to generate funding to build much-needed flat space for the University and Ames community. The funding would also potentially allow reinvestment in facilities like C.Y. Stephens Auditorium to help create a vibrant corridor from the ISU Research Park all the way north to Hilton Coliseum and the Iowa State Center. We hope this can be an area that will support, attract, and retain students, businesses, visitors and new residents."
The ISU Research Park has engaged Cushman & Wakefield to serve as its consultant for the feasibility study. C&W will conduct a multi-phase study that includes reviewing background information and project drivers, conducting market research, master planning, developing financial models and finalizing potential outcomes. The first phase should take three months to complete and will be funded by the athletics department and the Ames Convention and Visitors Bureau.
"The Research Park was excited to be asked by President Wintersteen to be part of this very important study," Sanders said. "There is an opportunity to create a mixed-use site that could transform and energize the property around Jack Trice Stadium, Hilton Coliseum and the Iowa State Center. That fits perfectly with the long-term vision of growing the amenities in and around the ISU Research Park. Our board believes this is an incredible growth opportunity for the ISU Research Park and comes at the perfect time in our history."
"I can't thank Dr. Wintersteen enough for having the vision and confidence in our department to allow me to serve on the point for this important university and community initiative", Pollard said. "Her willingness to support a working group and consultant to study this vision is a bold move for the future of Iowa State University and the City of Ames."
The working group for the multi-use development space includes Pollard, Sanders, Ames Mayor John Haila, former ISU Senior Vice President Warren Madden, ISU General Counsel Mike Norton, ISU Foundation President & CEO Larissa Holtmyer Jones, Ames Convention & Visitors' Bureau President & CEO Kevin Bourke, Ames CVB Board Chair Jim Baker and Senior Associate Athletics Director Chris Jorgensen.
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Football Michigan Monday The Rivalry
Michigan Monday: Recapping a Badger Beatdown
October 15, 2018 by Tony Gerdeman
The No. 12 Michigan Wolverines (6-1, 4-0) defeated the No. 15 Wisconsin Badgers (4-2, 2-1) 38-13 under the lights of Michigan Stadium Saturday night, and in so doing they joined 4-3 BYU as the only two teams in the nation to have beaten the Badgers this season.
The Michigan defense held Wisconsin to just 11 first downs — none of which came via penalty.
In fact, the Wolverines committed just one penalty on the night, an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty following a Lavert Hill pick six.
Michigan never trailed in the game, but only led 13-7 at the half. They then went on a 25-0 run in the second half before giving up a late and meaningless touchdown with under four minutes to go.
While the Badgers had some success on the ground, it was only a matter of time before Wisconsin's one-dimensional offense succumbed to the suffocating Michigan defense. Badger quarterback Alex Hornibrook completed just 7-of-20 passes for 100 yards, with two interceptions and one touchdown. He was sacked twice.
Almost every pass was contested, and I have to commend the Michigan defenders for not dozing off before the ball arrived.
The Wolverine running game was almost as dominating as the defense, thanks mostly to the quarterbacks, who rushed for more yards than they passed for. The red zone offense could have been better, however.
Still, this was a performance that now has people talking about Michigan and the Playoffs, and not in a "Ha Ha" sort of way.
You know, kind of how they used to talk about Penn State and Wisconsin.
When Michigan Was On Offense
The Wolverines rushed for 320 yards on a Wisconsin program that hasn't given up 300 yards rushing since the 2014 Big Ten Championship Game against Ohio State. That Buckeye team went on to win the first-ever College Football Playoffs, if that sort of trivia does anything for you.
Running back Karan Higdon rushed for 105 yards on 19 carries, but the Wolverines were led by their quarterbacks. All three of them.
Shea Patterson rushed for 90 yards on nine carries. Actually, that's 113 yards on six carries, but he was also sacked three times for 23 yards in losses. Those 113 yards include an 81-yard jaunt down the left sideline on a read-option keeper.
Backup Dylan McCaffrey had a 44-yard touchdown run, and true freshman Joe Milton added a 23-yard scamper as well.
Together, the Michigan quarterbacks rushed for nearly half of the Wolverines' total yards on the ground.
Following the Nebraska game a few weeks ago, I wondered when we would start seeing more of Patterson in the run game. That's been happening in the weeks since and it could be devastating for opponents moving forward.
The offensive line continues to grow and improve, just as Ed Warinner's lines did at Ohio State. By the time Thanksgiving rolls around, this will be a cohesive unit with only veterans on it. What they lack in individual talent will be made up for in technique and execution. That's just how it goes.
Over the past month or so, each week the offense looks a little more comfortable than the week before. The lack of passing didn't bother me in this game.
Patterson completed 14-of-21 passes for 124 yards. Wisconsin did a great job in coverage most of the night, and it was that coverage that was the main culprit in the three sacks that Patterson suffered. Of course, he could also choose to throw the ball away sooner and not try to make something out of everything.
He did also fumble the ball on a sack that could have been huge, but Michigan recovered. He needs to be more careful with the ball, but he knows that. Patterson took a sack early on that he didn't need to. He could have thrown the ball away, which he did from that point on afterward, so he is able to quickly apply those lessons.
There wasn't a lot for the Michigan wide receivers to do. They combined to produce nine catches for 72 yards. Nico Collins led the way with four catches for 31 yards.
Donovan Peoples-Jones caught three passes for 30 yards. Save for the SMU game where he caught four passes for 90 yards, he has been under 40 yards receiving in every game this year.
In the first half, Jim Harbaugh put Joe Milton in the game for some reason. He ran a QB counter or draw, I can't quite remember. It's been a long hour since I watched the game. Then later in the contest, they ran a screen pass while teasing a double pass with Dylan McCaffrey. Why? Easy.
This play is called "Let's Give MSU, PSU, and OSU Something Meaningless To Work On." pic.twitter.com/Z7Uwex0eOB
— Tony Gerdeman (@TonyGerdeman) October 15, 2018
When Michigan Was On Defense
I wrote yesterday and probably tweeted that one of the main differences between the Ohio State defense and the Michigan defense is that the Buckeyes always look like they're about a man-and-a-half down, while the Wolverines generally look like they're playing 13-on-11.
Rarely for the Wolverines are there entire patches of green (fake) grass without a defender building a homestead on it.
That's why what Wisconsin was able to do on the ground was pretty impressive, and they got no help from quarterback Alex Hornibrook and the passing game.
The Badgers rushed for 183 yards on 29 carries (6.3 ypc), with running back Jonathan Taylor being responsible for 17 of those carries and 101 of those yards (5.9 ypc). Receivers Danny Davis and Kendric Pryor added jet sweeps of 37 and 33 yards, respectively.
The jet sweeps could come into play when Ohio State and Michigan meet in November.
The 183 yards are the most that Don Brown's defense has given up since the Buckeyes went for 226 yards last year. (This was back when Ohio State could run the ball.)
Michigan only had two tackles in the backfield, which is a credit to a Wisconsin offensive line full of current, former, and future All-Big Ten players. The Badgers rushed for 102 yards in the first half, but when they had to throw the ball in the second half, they were doomed.
Hornibrook threw for 100 yards, but 75 of those came on the final drive of the game.
The only way Wisconsin was ever going to win this was for Hornibrook to be a difference maker for the Badgers instead of the Wolverines. He failed in that department.
Without Rashan Gary, the Michigan defensive line was smaller than normal, which is one of the reasons why Wisconsin was able to have a little bit of success on the ground. Chase Winovich had a rougher day than normal trying to handle the massive Badger run blocking.
Sophomore linebacker Josh Uche continues to emerge as a situational pass rusher. He had his third sack in his last three games. Watching him be able to bend underneath Wisconsin's right tackle makes me think that Ohio State's Isaiah Prince is going to need to be ready for him on passing downs next month.
The Michigan Special Teams
Kicker Quinn Nordin missed two of his five field goal attempts — one from 41 yards and the other from 54 yards. And some of the ones he did make didn't look that great.
Michigan gave up no meaningful returns, but Donovan Peoples-Jones had a nice 26-yard punt return for himself.
Punter Will Hart continues his excellent season with two punts for 91 yards.
What Does It All Mean
It means that Michigan is peaking too soon.
With a road game at Michigan State this week and a home game against Penn State two weeks after that, perhaps they are peaking at exactly the right time.
Then they'll have two games to dawdle before heading to Columbus for the biggest game of their lives.
The thing is, I don't really think this is them peaking. They are still getting better and the offense continues to grow in a useful way.
We know Shea Patterson can throw the ball. We also know he can be careless with the football. I wonder if that keeps Jim Harbaugh from relying on him too much.
However, as long as the offensive line continues to get better and Karan Higdon and the newly-returned Chris Evans continue to do what they are capable of, then the passing game will remain formidable and less predictable.
The game at East Lansing will be an opportunity for the Wolverines to get a road win over a ranked opponent for the first time in forever. (If it doesn't happen, then everything I've written today is a damn lie.)
And it also means that Ohio State doesn't match up very well with Michigan right now.
If you can't run the ball, you can't win this game. One of these two teams is hitting its stride in the ground game. The other is hitting a defensive line. Repeatedly.
Without a running game, there is no such thing as home-field advantage here.
And now with Shea Patterson getting more involved in the running game, things become even more difficult for the Buckeyes down the road.
I think Dwayne Haskins can have success against this defense, but he'll need to be more protected than Michigan's injury updates this week. And as we saw against the poor man's Chase Winovich (Minnesota defensive end Carter Coughlin) this past weekend, speed rushers can be an issue for the Buckeyes.
As we've also seen, without pressure, Haskins doesn't make too many mistakes. With pressure, however, those mistakes come at a much greater clip.
So, just like every other time in the history of mankind, The Game will be won up front.
The only difference this time is that the Buckeyes have more ground to make up than Michigan for a change.
The Road To The Game
Sept 1 – at Notre Dame 17-24 (0-1)
Sept 8 – Western Michigan 49-3 (1-1)
Sept 15 – SMU 45-20 (2-1)
Sept 22 – Nebraska 56-10 (3-1, 1-0)
Sept 29 – at Northwestern 20-17 (4-1, 2-0)
Oct 6 – Maryland 42-21 (5-1, 3-0)
Oct 13 – Wisconsin 38-14 (6-1, 4-0)
Oct 20 – at Michigan State
Nov 3 – Penn State
Nov 10 – at Rutgers*
Nov 17 – Indiana
Nov 24 – at Ohio State
* Signifies rivalry game
Oct 16, 2018 by Chris in NC
As a Michigan fan, I think the game was also decided by coaching. As in, why do you have your QB pass on 3rd and 2 when you have the best O-LIne and one of the best RB's around? 2 yards was an easy get yet Chryst kept rolling out the QB. Then there was the inexcusable punt on 4th and 2 from our 42. I mean come on! If I'm a Wisconsin fan, I'm seething at that one.
Still a good win. We'll take it.
Oct 15, 2018 by Mike Burton
The guy in Michigan football history that Shea Patterson reminds me most of is his current head coach. He had to learn how to not play hero ball and when to give up on a play and start over. He was hurt against MSU in his sophomore season with a season ending broken arm. Patterson has now started a total of 17 games over 2.5 seasons and looks to be progressing just fine.
Oct 15, 2018 by Deez
First win against ranked opponent in forever? Pretty sure this entire article was about beating the 15th ranked team. Proof reading is your friend
Oct 15, 2018 by Tony Gerdeman
Sorry, the word "road" was omitted. First road win…
Oct 15, 2018 by Don
The counter showing the number of days since MI last beat OSU in football maybe have to be reset next month.


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"Only nations need embassies so who do the EEAS represent?" David Campbell Bannerman, Daily Express 9th July
A series of written questions to the European Commission from Tory MEP David Campbell Bannerman reveals how the European External Action Service (EEAS) led by Labour peer Baroness Ashton has expanded since it was set up three years ago – even as far as the idyllic Caribbean island.
Read the full story featured in the Daily Express here.
Here are details of the questions and answers given:
To ask the Commission what is the size of the vehicle fleet of the EAS? What is the average price of an EAS vehicle? What is the most common vehicle used by the EAS?
Answer given by High Representative/Vice President Ashton
In Brussels, there is no EEAS vehicle fleet. Through a Servicel Level Agreement, the Commission (Office des Infrastructures de Bruxelles) makes vehicles available to senior EEAS staff on a limited basis.
In the 141 Delegations, the size of the vehicle fleet is about 650 cars (including the armoured cars) which are used by EEAS and COM staff. Cars are used for service purpose only, including diplomatic activities and visits to development projects inside the countries. The number of cars in each Delegation depends on their size, the local security environement and transport systems. Cars are usually bought locally if possible and EU public procurement rules are followed when purchasing. With the exception of the armoured cars, the average price is EUR 25.000. Delegations use a range of vehicles for different purposes (official cars for Heads of delegations, general service cars and 4X4 vehicles for field visits).
To ask the Commission what is the total workforce of the EAS, including locally employed staff; and what are the comparative figures for the diplomatic services of each member state?
Answer given by High Representative/Vice President Ashton on behalf of the Commission
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There are however a series of studies undertaken by academic institutions that provide some indications of orders of magnitude of the different services.
To ask the Commission how many (i) EU nationals (ii) locally employed staff are currently employed by the EAS, by location?
The European External Action Service (EEAS) currently employs 3392 staff altogether, 1450 in Brussels and 1942 in EU Delegations. In the EU Delegations, the EEAS has 808 EU expatriate staff (EU civil servants, seconded national experts, EU contract agents and Young Professionals) and 1134 EEAS local agents.
Detailed chart by location can be found in annex, which is sent directly to the Honourable Member and to Parliament's Secretariat.
To ask the Commission to list the works of art commissioned by the EAS, with cost, since it was established. What is the process for deciding upon new art for EU embassies/missions?
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The EEAS has not commissioned any art works to decorate its delegation since 1 January 2011 and the tight EEAS budget does not leave any margin for any spending on art. Occasionnaly, the EEAS, and EU Delegations, have benefited from protocol gifts of works of art from international partners.


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HomeBusinessFIRS collects N7.5 trillion taxes – Chairman
FIRS collects N7.5 trillion taxes – Chairman
KANO – Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, Muhammad Nami says it has collected N7.5 trillion taxes in 2022 and also surpassed the Tertiary Education Tax, EDT fund target for the year with N4 billion.
Nami stated this during its 2022 Tertiary Education Fund, TETFUND/FIRS joint interactive forum in Kano.
The FIRS boss who was represented by the Kano State Coordinator, Hassan Sule said the Tertiary Education Tax, EDT target for 2022 was N305 billion but as at September 2022, it has collected N309 billion.
According to him, "It is noteworthy that despite the economic headwinds, particularly from the negative consequences of Covid-19, rising insecurity and the spill-over effects of the Russia-Ukraine war on the global economy, FIRS has continued to make progress in revenue mobilization for the three tiers of government, suffice to say that the FIRS is now funding a significant portion of the Federal Account Allocation Committee, FAAC in the last 2 years.
"Between January to September 2022, FIRS has collected N7.5 trillion which is a significant improvement on the total collection of N6.4 trillion for the entire 2021. Non-oil taxes accounted for N4.3 trillion while petroleum profits tax accounted for N3.1 trillion. It is clear that the reforms undertaken since 2020 have started yielding the desired results.
"Tertiary Education Tax also improved significantly since the beginning of 2022. We have collected N309 billion as of September 2022, which is above the total N305 billion budgeted for the full year.
"I assure you that we will continue to ensure that no revenue gap is left uncovered in our quest to improve tax administration with particular emphasis on full deployment of technology across our service lines and internal operations," Nami said.
The FIRS boss also reaffirmed the position of the service noting that it is not relenting it effort towards achieving the N500 billion Education Tax fund annually target by the TETFUND.
Earlier, in his welcome address, TETFUND Executive Secretary, Arc. Sonny Echono said the fund placed a very high premium on attaining and surpassing the target of N500 billion earlier set.
Echono represented by his Director, Human Resources and General Administration, Bar. Adamu Abubakar applauded the FIRS for surpassing the 2022 target noting that due to low EDT in 2021, it scaled down project implementation for the year in our beneficiary institutions in 2022.
"In year 2021, the fund received an EDT collection of N189 billion, which was considerably lower than the previous year's collection. This posed a serious challenge to the intervention activities of the fund for the year 2022. We had to seriously scale down project implementation for the year in our beneficiary institutions and our internal operations as well," he said.
Meanwhile, the fund has a mandate of general improvement of education in federal and state tertiary educations specifically for the provision or maintenance of essential Physical Infrastructure for teaching and learning, Instructional material and equipment, Research and Publications and Academic Staff Training and Development among others.
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How Google's 'Penguin' is changing the face of SEO
July 4, 2012 /0 Comments/in Google, Penguin, Search engine optimisation /by Damon Lightley
Google's latest update to its algorithm, dubbed 'Penguin', was only released on 24th April, but has already had a huge impact on hundreds of companies over the last few months and the way in which they strategise their search engine optimisation efforts.
The update is designed to counter web spam and over optimisation, by penalising sites that employ these underhand techniques with a significantly lower ranking in the Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs).
Google's Head of Webspam, Matt Cutts, announced Penguin in a blog post, which explained the principles on which the update is based. In particular, he emphasised the differentiation between 'white hat' SEO and 'black hat' web spam, highlighting the benefits of the former and the pitfalls of the latter.
The blog post stressed the importance of maintaining a focus of high quality content and user-focused pages under the principles of 'white hat' SEO and avoiding any of the 'black hat' techniques, such as keyword stuffing, link schemes, or unoriginal, duplicated content.
The online pharmaceutical sector is likely to be as affected as any other area of business, and so it is important for digital marketers in the industry to fully understand the Penguin update, and be aware of what they need to do to prevent their company from being affected – by Penguin or any of its successors. Cutts estimates the update will only affect around 3% of queries negatively, so as long as digital marketers follow and maintain the 'white hat' SEO guidelines, it is unlikely that there will be a detriment to their company's online presence.
If your healthcare, medical or pharma website has been hit by the Google Penguin update then get in touch to learn more about how we can help you fix the SEO problems you might be facing.
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The impact of user-generated content on pharma and healthcare marketing
July 4, 2012 /0 Comments/in Social Media, Twitter, User generated content /by Damon Lightley
The pharmaceutical and healthcare marketing industry is constantly changing, particularly in light of developments in modern technology. Digital marketing strategies now involve SEO, social media, and a whole host of other methods to ensure online brand recognition and favourability. However, it's important to remember, in the midst of these digital techniques, that the voice of the customer is still of paramount importance. Monitoring user-generated content online is a useful method of gauging public reaction to a particular product or service.
Pharmaceutical and healthcare companies can benefit simply by monitoring the conversations about their brand that are already happening all around the Internet. Many websites, such as netdoctor.co.uk and patient.co.uk, have discussion forums which allow users to create an account and post comments with questions and recommendations. Private blogs are also a good source of opinion based content, and even informal social media platforms such as Twitter can be searched for a mention of a particular product or condition. It is also possible for companies to invest in software which can collate information on public opinion from multiple web-based sources.
The information gleaned from user-generated content will offer a clear insight into public perception of the brand, and this information can then be used to identify the aspects of a current marketing campaign that are working, as well as those which may need revision.
To learn more about how Genetic Digital can help you to monitor the social media environment, get in touch and we can talk you through our social media marketing services.
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Pharmaceutical marketing faces a 'hurricane of change'
April 4, 2012 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Gareth Hughes
A report by the global management consultancy firm Booz and Company shows that senior executives within the pharmaceutical industry believe the business model is broken and that the industry needs to adapt marketing strategies appropriate for the digital age.
The critical nature of the state of sales and marketing within the industry was revealed by Danielle Rollmann, a partner in Booz and Company's Global Health Practice, who claimed that "the pharmaceutical industry is the eye of a hurricane of change".
The Booz and Company survey was designed to take the 'industry temperature' by surveying executives from leading US and European pharmaceutical companies. In response to the question 'Is the pharmaceutical model broken?' 68% answered in the affirmative with 44% in agreement and 24% in strong agreement.
In response to a range of questions, it was clear that many decision makers within the pharmaceutical industry believe that budgetary and financial pressures were going to have a serious impact on future sales and marketing efforts. The survey revealed that there was likely to be a substantial shift towards digital methods of marketing and a sharp decline in traditional print and journal advertising.
The biggest shift in marketing priorities was accelerated adoption of social media aimed at doctors to promote products with 58% of respondents projecting an increase in expenditure on social media as a marketing channel. Mobile technology for marketing, e-detailing and doctor oriented media channels were all identified by over 50% of those surveyed as likely to receive higher budgets in the next two years.
The results of the survey underline the increasing central role that digital marketing will play within the pharmaceutical industry for the foreseeable future and the importance of companies claiming their slice of digital territory as the earliest possible stage.
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Over half of internet users access company sponsored sites for medical advice
February 2, 2012 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Gareth Hughes
An American survey has revealed that more than half of all adults look at drug company sponsored information on the internet to find information about health issues and treatments. The information was viewed on either a website or a mobile phone app that was linked directly linked with a pharmaceutical company.
The survey, carried out by Manhatten Research, interviewed 6,634 adults in the United States in the final quarter of 2011 and revealed that 51% of internet users used pharmaceutical company sponsored digital resources. This is promising information for digital marketing in the phrama sector.
For the sector, the results are a welcome sign that the public is not averse to looking at sponsored information when it comes to matters concerning their health. The results showed that internet used the websites as a resource on a wide ranging field of topics including diagnosis, information on illness and disease, management of conditions, possible treatments, drug information and even how to broach subjects with their doctor.
Another finding of the survey, and a further encouraging sign for the industry, was that 43% of those surveyed also revealed that they discussed the prescription drugs identified by their online research with their doctors.
The Senior Healthcare Analyst at Manhattan Research, Maureen Malloy identified helping internet users prepare for raising the results of their online research as a key opportunity for brands which was currently being underutilised.
Other results showed that the use of company sponsored information increased dramatically in the event of people suffering from a chronic condition. Approximately 75% of angina patients and 68% of people with rheumatoid arthritis had accessed online information directly sourced from sites associated with pharmaceutical companies.
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New Google search update raises privacy concerns
January 26, 2012 /0 Comments/in Google /by Russell Hughes
Two weeks ago Google changed the nature of search with its Search Plus Your World update which adds social media results to its search returns.
This evolution in the way search engines work is an acknowledgement of the fact that consumers continue to move their internet activity onto social media networks. While the update was highly controversial in the tech world it is becoming increasingly clear that the modification could have major implications for pharma companies that have embraced Google's own social network, Google Plus as a way to interact with the public.
On the positive side, early pharma adopters of Google Plus business pages will benefit from their content on the network gaining more traction in search returns which should drive more traffic to their online portals. However the update has also raised privacy concerns which could derail some companies carefully conceived Google Plus marketing strategies.
The big appeal for pharma marketing of Google Plus was the networks' functionality allowing the allocation of an individual communication network to specific groups, the Circles feature. This allowed the companies to set up separate networks for each of their target markets, for example one for cancer another for circulation and so on.
Members of the public who joined the individual Circles were able to share experiences with others that were dealing with similar issues within a limited and empathetic environment. The problem with the Search Plus Your World update is that snippets of those conversations could now subject to a much wide distribution by appearing in search returns.
Pharma companies on Google Plus should be aware of the privacy issue and the effect of the new update.
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FDA releases new off-label social media guidelines
January 4, 2012 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Gareth Hughes
The United States' Food and Drug Administration (FDA) concluded 2011 by announcing new social media marketing guidelines for pharmaceutical companies.
The FDA released its "Guidance for Industry Responding to Unsolicited Requests for Off-Label Information About Prescription Drugs and Medical Devices" document, which mentions Twitter and YouTube.
The 15-page guidance document addresses off-label information, telling pharma companies how they should respond to consumers who are looking for information for a prescription drug on aspects outside of its intended use.
Some critics say that the advice given is too ambiguous – a comment that the FDA refutes.
Karen Mahoney, an FDA spokeswoman, said: "We understand the level of interest and wanted to get out what we had available to provide guidance."
"This is just the first of multiple planned guidances that respond to testimony and comments from the Part 15 public hearing that FDA held in November 2009."
In the guidance document, the FDA writes: "FDA recognizes that it can be in the best interest of public health for a firm to respond to unsolicited requests for information about off-label uses of the firm's products that are addressed to a public forum, as other participants in the forum who offer responses may not provide or have access to the most accurate and up-to-date information about the firm's products.
"Statements that promote a drug or medical device for uses other than those approved or cleared by FDA may be used as evidence of a new intended use. Introducing a product into commerce for such a new intended use without FDA approval or clearance would, under these requirements, generally violate the law."
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Pfizer and Grunenthal bag brand new digital pharma awards
December 20, 2011 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Russell Hughes
Pharma giants Pfizer and Grunenthal have won a new award for excellence in digital pharma marketing.
Senior employees at the two companies were winners at the PharmaTimes Marketeer of the Year Awards. Grunenthal's UK Senior Marketing Manager Matt Lowe was named Digital Innovator in the UK, while Pfizer's European Brand Director Robert Collingbourne was awarded the European title.
This marks the first year that PharmaTimes has officially recognised digital excellence in the pharma industry. The magazine says that the awards are for those who "embrace the new opportunities presented by digital marketing in an innovative and ground breaking way but within the spirit and code of the relevant regulatory frameworks".
Other finalists nominated for the new awards include people from Shire, Roche, MSD, Bayer, Boehringer Ingelheim and Amgen.
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MHRA wins award for digital communications output
December 13, 2011 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Gareth Hughes
A medical device and drug email alerting service has been honoured with an award for its achievements.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) runs a free healthcare alerting service via its website consisting of 74 content channels covering a wide range of topics including safety and regulatory information and latest news. Users can then choose the subjects that are of particular interest to them and then receive alerts as soon as any relevant information is published.
The service has won an award for Excellence in Digital Communications from GovDelivery, a leading provider of government-to-citizen solutions for the public sector.
GovDelivery chose to award MHRA for achieving "an amazing engagement rate" of 78.9% – the highest of all GovDelivery's UK clients.
Last year the MHRA sent over 10 million emails via its free alerting service, and has issued over eight million so far this year on various topics associated with healthcare. The service currently has more than 42,500 subscribers.
Rachel Bosworth, director of communications at the MHRA, said: "This is a fantastic recognition of the MHRA's commitment to keeping our audiences informed through timely and targeted communications."
"We are absolutely thrilled with our achievement and to be recognised for our focus on engaging effectively with our stakeholders."
A testament to the ubiquity and importance of digital healthcare marketing and communication in the early 21st Century.
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The value of digital marketing in a high-cost environment
November 29, 2011 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Gareth Hughes
The cost of developing new drugs has increased dramatically whilst the number of drugs in late-stage development has continued to decrease.
According to a new report by professional services firm Deloitte on the world's 12 largest pharmaceutical companies, the average cost of bringing a product to market rose by more than 25% to more than $1bn (£630m) this year, from $830m in 2010.
Meanwhile, the number of drugs in late-stage development dropped from 23 to 18. Ten of the 12 companies have also experienced a drop in returns from research and development (R&D), going from 11.8% last year to 8.4% this year.
Julian Remnant, head of Deloitte's European R&D advisory practice, said that the news was not all bad: "While this picture reflects a snapshot of the very real productivity challenges the industry is facing, it belies some underlying successes. Of the 12 companies we analyse each year – the top 12 research-based pharmaceutical companies globally – nearly two-thirds succeeded in realising more value from product commercialisation than has been lost from late-stage product failures.
"Also, across the 12 companies, non-R&D costs have declined, resulting in a higher operating margin – which helps to free up cash flow that could be reinvested in R&D."
The figures do however point to a need for pharmaceutical companies to find more cost-effective ways to develop and market their products in order to maximise on returns.
One way to do this would be to practice more digital marketing, where products can be promoted for relatively little cost but to a very wide audience.
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Digital channels take lion's share of pharma marketers' media mix
November 22, 2011 /0 Comments/in Digital Marketing /by Russell Hughes
Digital channels are finally starting to overtake traditional channels in their share of pharmaceutical product teams' overall media mix.
According to a study by consulting firm Cutting Edge Information called Pharmaceutical Digital Marketing and Social Media: Managing Growth, Mitigating Risk and Mastering Strategy, digital channels formed 54.7% of drug companies' media mix this year, compared with traditional media's share of 42.1%.
While the use of all three main digital marketing channels (mobile media, social media and websites) increased throughout 2011, mobile led the way. Use of mobile grew from 5.6% in 2010 to 15.5% in 2011 – a nearly threefold increase.
Casey Ferrell, research analyst at Cutting Edge Information, led the study. He said: "It's particularly interesting that digital media growth has accelerated in 2011, especially for small and mid-sized pharma companies."
In 2010, digital marketing channels increased to a combined 40.6% of the average media mix, while traditional marketing channels went down to 55.0% compared to 2009.
Social media made the largest gain as a percentage change in the media marketing mix in 2010, rising 53.9% from 6.3 % of the mix to 9.7%. Traditional digital marketing such as websites and mobile marketing also increased slightly during this time, while print media and television/radio slipped by 5% and 2% respectively. However, those numbers rose significantly in 2011.
The full report can be found at www.cuttingedgeinfo.com/research/marketing/pharmaceutical-digital-marketing-social-media.
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