The Martin brothers felt right at home on their home track in Millville and started Moto 1 with Alex claiming the holeshot and Jeremy right behind him. Jeremy had a battle on his hands as Webb and Savatgy closed in on him, and Webb making a pass halfway through the race. Alex Martin lead nearly all of the race until tip over with 3 laps to go put him on the ground and relegated him to a third place finish, while his brother finished second behind Webb.
In Moto 2 it was a repeat start for the Martin brothers firing out the gate to 1-2 but it didn't last long as Alex crashed a few corners into the race. Cianciarulo lead for a few laps, but Jeremy Martin mounted attack and overtook him for the lead. Jeremy would maintain the lead position and claim the overall victory of the weekend. Alex Martin charged all the way back to a fourth place finish in Moto 2 and third overall for the weekend.
Cooper Webb ran another solid weekend, finishing first in Moto 1 and second in Moto 2 for a combined second overall for the weekend.
Aaron Plessinger had a great weekend, finishing fifth in Moto 1 and and sixth in Moto 2 for an overall of fifth for the weekend.
Mitchell Harrison had a stand out weekend in Millville, finishing in 11th in Moto 1 and 10th in Moto 2 for an overall of 8th for the weekend.
Marvin Musquin started his Moto 1 with a top five start and charged hard to third place. He mounted a late race attack on Tomac to try and claim second place, but couldn't quite seal the deal and settled for third. In Moto 2 Musquin launched off the gate and claimed the holeshot and battled Roczen for several laps before conceding the lead. Musquin continued to charge after Roczen and even dropped the fastest lap of the race, but it wasn't enough to reel in the lead spot. Musquin went 3-2 and claimed second overall for the weekend.
The Pro National series returned to Southwick, MA and Cooper Webb blasted through the sand to victory in the 250MX class.
Cooper Webb got off to a slow start in Moto 1, shuffled back deep in the top ten. He put his head down and charged forward through the field, making it all the way to second place with four laps to go. Despite his efforts and posting up the fastest times of the race Webb didn't have enough to reel in Moto 1 winner Jeremy Martin. In Moto 2 Webb launched off the gate for the holeshot and ran off with an early lead. Despite some pressure from Austin Forkner Webb never gave up his position and rode a solid moto all the way to the checkered flag, and overall winner for the weekend.
Jeremy Martin started his day right with a holeshot in Moto 1, though he had his hands full dicing with McElrath and Plessinger. Martin managed to sneak by the two and as they battled, he slowly grew his lead to a comfortable margin and raced uncontested to the finish. In Moto 2 Jmart had a bit more adversity to overcome. A slow start buried him in the field and as he battled McElrath for third his front tire washed out and sent him to the ground. Martin remounted in 12th position and charged like a maniac all the way back to a fourth place finish, resulting in a well-earned second overall for the day.
Alex Martin got a slow start to his day with a 7th place finish in Moto 1, but turned up the heat for Moto 2. In Moto 2 Alex Martin rallied to the top five of the field and had an exciting race with McElrath, which came to a close on the final lap when McElrath crashed hard, leaving Alex Martin free to seal the deal of a third place finish and fourth overall.
Aaron Plessinger was on fire in Moto 1, battling hard in the top three for the majority of the race and styling for a fourth place finish. In Moto 2 Plessinger charged hard again and worked his way to a fifth place finish and fifth overall for the day.
Mitchell Harrison placed 15th and 10th, for an overall of 12th for the day.
In Moto 1, Musquin got a great jump off the start straight to second place on the opening lap. He dropped back to 4th place in the first few laps, but soon made way his past Justin Bogle to claim the 3rd place position which he held on to the finish. In Moto 2 Musquin got off to a top-five start where he settled into 4th on the opening lap. His luck ran a little short however when a stopped rider caused him to go down and shuffled back outside the top ten. Musquin remounted and gathered himself up to charge hard back to a seventh place finish, and fourth overall for the day.
Cooper Webb dominated at Red Budd, Michigan going 1-1 and claiming the red plate. He heads into next weekend's race as the 250MX Championship points leader.
Cooper Webb kicked off Moto 1 just right, dicing with Forkner for the first few laps before claiming the lead and then leading the rest of the race to the checkered flag. In Moto 2 Webb had a slower start and had to work through the pack. He finally pushed himself to second behind teammate Alex Martin, and in the few final laps mounted an attack to spring himself to first place. Webb went 1-1 for the day and overtook the Championship points lead from Savatgy.
Alex Martin also enjoyed a great weekend of racing, going 3-3 in his motos and claiming second overall for the weekend.
Jeremy Martin rode strong all day, placing 4th in moto 1 and poised for a podium finish in moto 2, when a small bobble put him on the ground. He remounted and fought his way back to 4th place in moto 2, and fourth place for the day.
Aaron Plessinger hovered around the top ten all weekend, finishing 10-11 and 11th overall.
Mitchell Harrison had a blazingly fast start in Moto 1 nearly nabbing the holeshot. It was tough to keep the momentum up however and he finished 12-24 and 17th overall.
Marvin Musquin kept consistent at Red Budd and posted up 5-6 results for fifth place overall on the weekend. In Moto 1 Musquin had a rough start outside the top ten, but charged hard all the way up to fifth place. In Moto 2 Musquin started inside the top ten, but still had his work cut out for him. Musquin and Baggett had a few exciting laps of head-to-head racing, but ultimately Baggett pressed forward and relegated Musquin to sixth place. Marvin Musquin commented "I didn't get the best starts today and I'm disappointed with how both races went at the beginning, but I am happy with my riding towards the end. I'm going to work on getting better starts so I can see what I'm able to do from there." Marvin Musquin currently sits third in the 450MX Championship point standings.
Cooper Webb tamed the muddy ruts of Muddy Creek, TN to claim victory in the 250MX class.
Cooper Webb was looking confident all day with blazing fast lap times in practice and qualifying. In Moto 1 Webb was the silent stalker and quietly picked off Davalos for third position, then moved into second as Cianciarulo went down. Webb ran drama-free to the finish to clinch second in the moto. In Moto 2 Webb had a slow start and had many positions to make up. He got straight to work though, and by the final lap Webb was leading the race. His 2-1 Moto finishes placed him on the top step for the overall.
Alex Martin and Jeremy Martin both had rough starts in Moto 1, and tag-teamed their way through the pack until Alex crashed with two laps to go. Jeremy kept pressing forward and diced with McElrath for the top five, but had to settle for sixth place at the checkered flag. In Moto 2 Alex Martin charged hard to the front and battled McElrath for the lead, but could never make the pass stick. Alex settled for a third place in Moto 2 and Jeremy in fifth place.
Alex Martin finished 9th overall and Jeremy fifth overall.
Aaron Plessinger finished 13th for the weekend and Mitchell Harrison finished 18th.
Marvin Musquin jumped off the line near the front of the pack in Moto 1, but a mistake caused him to go down in turn one. From dead last, Musquin charged his way back to a 7th place finish in Moto 1. In Moto 2 Musquin made another excellent start stick in second place. Throughout the moto Musquin battled in the top five and claimed fourth at the finish. His 7-4 finishes were good for a fifth overall for the weekend.
Jason Anderson came back with a vengeance after his Thunder Valley DNF, qualifying with the fastest time at High Point and claiming second overall for the day. Marvin Musquin also put a good foot forward and rounded out the podium in third.
Jason Anderson kicked off his weekend at High Point with authority, starting off with the quickest lap times in practice and then qualifying first out of the pack. He launched off the gate in Moto 1 and worked his way to third place by the end of lap 1, and quickly passed for second position by lap 2. A small tip over in the race cost him a few positions, but Anderson rallied and fought his way back to a third by the end of the race. In Moto 2 Anderson started off in the top ten and diligently worked his way back to another third place finish, going 3-3 for the day resulting in a second place overall.
Marvin Musquin also had a great start, jumping off the gate to fourth place and eventually picking off Anderson and Tomac to run in second. Musquin stalked race leader Roczen, but never quite reeled him in, settling for second place in Moto 1. In Moto 2, Musquin got off to another top-five start as he rounded the opening lap in 4th place once again. Tomac made a pass on Musquin to drop him back to 5th place momentarily but the Frenchman upped the pace on lap six to make a pass on Justin Barcia to reclaim the 4th place position.
The Star Yamaha team experienced mixed luck this weekend, with Cooper Webb landing on the podium, but both Martin brothers loosing valuable points with DNFs.
Cooper Webb ran quiet and steady in both motos, claiming third in Moto 1 and fifth in Moto 2 for a third overall for the weekend.
Catastrophe struck both Martin brothers, as Alex Martin experienced a mechanical DNF in Moto 1 and a nearly identical ailment struck Jeremy Martin's ride in Moto 2.
Aaron Plessinger fought his way to a third place finish in moto 2 and a fourth place overall.
Mitchell Harrison hovered around the top ten mark and just missed it with a 13th overall on the weekend.
The Martin brothers showed up in Thunder Valley, CO carrying the speed and momentum from their previous races to the podium once again.
Moto 1 kicked off with a blazing fast holeshot by Cooper Webb with Jeremy Martin right on his heels. Further back in the pack Alex Martin, Aaron Plessigner, and Jordon Smith were embroiled in a 3 way fight for podium contention. Alex Martin and Plessinger ended up getting tangled and going down, pushing them way back into the field. Plessinger managed to fight his way back to a 14th place finish, and Alex Martin clawed his way from 20th place to a sixth place finish at the checkered flag.
Meanwhile at the front of the pack, Jeremy Martin stalked Savatgy and capitalized when Savatgy had a crash and fell back. Jeremy shot forward to the front and claimed the Moto 1 victory with Cooper Webb claiming third.
In Moto 2 the Star Racing Yamaha riders suffered a slower start, but came back in speedy fashion. Alex Martin showed blazingly fast speed as he came back from 10th place to third place only 12 minutes into the race. Alex and Jeremy Martin kept charging for race leader Savatgy but never could reel him in close enough to challenge for the lead. Alex Martin finished second in Moto 2 and overall third, swapping with Jeremy Martin finishing third in Moto 2, and second overall for the weekend. Fellow team mates Cooper Webb scored 5th over all, Mitchell Harrison 10th, and Aaron Plessinger 11th.
Bad luck struck Thor riders Jason Anderson and Marvin Musquin in the Thunder Valley 450MX. After a very promising start in second place during Moto 1, Jason Anderson was forced to retire early from the race as he suffered severe effects from altitude sickness.
Marvin Musquin went down hard during Moto 1, forcing him into a DNF as his bike required repairs. Musquin rallied back in Moto 2 however and claimed a 5th place finish, and 14th overall.
Thor freestyle rider Jarryd McNeil had an outstanding showing at the 2016 Summer X Games in Austin TX, taking home gold medals in Moto X Step Up and Moto X Best Whip. It was his debut in the Step Up category and the crowd went wild as he cleared 33 feet onboard his 2-stroke YZ250. In the Best Whip comp McNeil continued to wow the X Games crowd as he threw some of the biggest whips of the comp, and secured 39% of the peoples vote to claim the Gold medal.
It was an absolute stand out weekend of racing for Thor this past weekend at the Glen Helen track in San Bernardino, CA. The day began with tributes during the opening ceremonies to Grand Marshall & Thor founder, Torsten Hallman, and culminated with a 250 MX class podium sweep.
In Moto 1 Alex Martin quickly charged to the front on lap 1 and maintained the lead for the majority of the race. Cooper Webb continued to hunt Martin down though, and managed to close the gap and overtake Martin for the lead with two laps to go in the race. Webb would go unchallenged and take the checkered flag for the win.
Meanwhile Jeremy Martin ran solidly in third for the race, slowly creeping up to Webb in second, but a few bobbles kept him at bay.
In Moto 2 Jeremy Martin shot out to the front and lead the entire race from start to finish. Alex Martin and Webb had more work on their hands, dicing through the field to try and close the gap on Jeremy.
The pair rampaged their way in near unison until coming up on second place rider Jessy Nelson. Alex Martin pounced and made his move fast, but Webb got caught up behind Nelson and it was enough breathing room for Alex Martin to clinch second place and the overall victory for the weekend. This was Alex Martin's first career overall win and he also claimed the red plate points lead moving forward to the next weekend of racing at Thunder Valley. Brother Jeremy Martin claimed second overall and Cooper Webb third overall to round out the Thor Star Yamaha podium sweep. Aaron Plessinger finished fifth overall and Mitchell Harrison 13th overall.
Jason Anderson showed good form in Moto 1, starting near the front of the field and doggedly chasing the front runners the entire race. A mechanical issue struck Ken Roczen and Anderson capitalized on the opportunity claiming second place.
Marvin Musquin ran top ten for the majority of the race and finished 9th in Moto 1. In Moto 2 Anderson was running in the top five again and was making moves for third place, when he narrowly avoided catastrophe and rode out a cross-rut. Anderson finished fifth in Moto 2 and fourth overall, Musquin finished 11th in Moto 2 and ninth overall for the weekend.
Despite super soggy conditions in Saturday's qualifying, Sunday shaped up to be perfect weather and conditions for the MXGP round at Talavera de la Reina, Spain.
Max Nagl has made a good name for himself for being consistent in the MXGP series. He rode his way to a solid second place finish overall and maintains a fourth place standing in the MXGP Championship series.
Clement Desalle continues to make forward progress as his pre-season injuries heal and claimed fourth overall.
Christophe Charlier and Jordi Tixier both had frustrating weekends, finishing 18th and 12th respectively.
The 2016 Pro Motocross Championship kicked off this weekend at Hangtown in Sacramento, CA . Thor riders Alex Martin and Cooper Webb wasted no time charging their way to the podium to start the season right.
The Star Racing Yamaha team was ensnared in tight racing with foe and teammate alike the entire day. In moto one a quick rain storm hit midway through the race, adding another layer of complexity to the first outdoor race of the season. Cooper Webb and Jeremy Martin battled the entire race, swapping positions and dicing it up until the final laps when Jeremy managed to claim the position from his teammate. In Moto Two a competitor went down hard bringing about a red flag, and resetting the stage for Alex Martin and Aaron Plessinger to mount their attacks. The final moments of the race were a frenzied brawl between Savatgy, Nelson, Alex Martin and Plessinger as they all battled for first place. Lapped traffic played to Savatgy's advantage and he squeaked by with the win with Alex Martin right on his rear tire. Alex Martin and Cooper Webb claimed second and third overall for the weekend.
Jason Anderson rode solid and consistent the entire weekend, qualifying third and staying steady in the top ten all day. His combined sixth and third places earned him fourth overall for the weekend.
Marvin Musquin also kept it in the top ten, finishing ninth in moto one and then battling to a 7th place in moto two, for combined finish of 8th overall.


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Rodolfo Julio Urtubey (n. Buenos Aires; 27 de marzo de 1959) es un dirigente político argentino, abogado, Senador Nacional (mandato cumplido) y ex Juez Nacional integrante del Tribunal Oral en lo Criminal N° 13. Es hermano del exgobernador de la Provincia de Salta, Juan Manuel Urtubey.

Biografía
Nació en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires el 27 de marzo de 1959. Se instaló a vivir desde joven en la Ciudad de Salta. Se recibió de abogado en la Universidad Católica de Salta en la década del '80.

En 1989 fue designado procurador general de la Municipalidad de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. En 1993 fue designado juez nacional integrante del Tribunal Oral en lo Criminal N° 13, cargo que desempeñó hasta el año 2004.

Entre 2013 y 2019 ejerció como senador nacional por la Provincia de Salta.

Defensa de las violaciones intrafamiliares
En 2018, en el marco del debate en el Senado por la interrupción voluntaria del embarazo, Urtubey negó que exista violación en los casos de abuso intrafamiliar:

Por sus dichos, Urtubey fue ampliamente repudiado tanto en el recinto como en las redes sociales. Una petición en el sitio Change.org exigiendo la renuncia del senador por "apología de la violación" logró reunir más de 130.000 firmas.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Datos en el sitio del Honorable Senado de la Nación Argentina

Abogados de Argentina
Senadores nacionales de Argentina por Salta
Alumnado del Bachillerato Humanista Moderno de Salta
Familia Urtubey
Familia Mera Figueroa
Jueces de Argentina
Alumnado de la Universidad Católica de Salta
Políticos del Partido Justicialista
Políticos del Frente para la Victoria

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Call for Papers | Soundscapes of Naples
Posted in Calls for Papers by Editor on December 14, 2022
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Soundscapes of Naples: From the Medieval to the Early Modern
Naples, 8–9 June 2023
Proposals due by 31 January 2023
Musical practices are inherently woven into a city's urban fabric: as marker of identity, expression of religious devotion, sonic manifestation of power, or form of entertainment, musicking punctuates the salient moments of a city's culture. In Naples, for centuries a cultural and political capital and among the most densely populated cities in Europe, music making has always occupied a prominent position in the soundscape of public and private, sacred and secular spaces.
The interdisciplinary conference, Soundscapes of Naples: From the Medieval to the Early Modern, aims to map intersections between the performative dimension of music making and the city's spaces and places. The organizing committee invites proposals that focus on physical venues (churches, monasteries, theaters, aristocratic palaces, schools, the public piazza, and so on, including their visual programs) as they interface with music performance and production. We welcome proposals on musicking as a cultural practice from musicologists as well as scholars from sister disciplines, including art and architectural history, archaeology, history, literary studies, and anthropology, on themes and approaches such as manuscript and print production, archival studies, music and gender, patronage/matronage, performance practice, history of the senses, acoustics, history of pedagogy, relationships between music and specific works of art, notions of ability/disability, and instrument making.
Proposals should include a curriculum vitae, a brief narrative biography (max. 150 words), and an abstract (max. 350 words), and may be in either Italian or English. The abstract should also indicate the topic's relevance to the themes outlined above, and whether the proposed contribution could take the form of a presentation on-site at the monument under discussion. Final presentations (20 minutes) may be made in Italian or English. Please combine these materials in a single Word or PDF document with Lastname_Firstname as the title, and send to lacapraia@gmail.com by 31 January 2023. Selected participants will be notified in mid-February 2023.
Soundscapes of Naples: From the Medieval to the Early Modern is coorganized by the Center for the Art and Architectural History of Port Cities 'La Capraia' (a partnership between the Edith O'Donnell Institute of Art History at the University of Texas at Dallas and the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte) and the Butler School of Music at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Q: Fastreport Dlphi XE7 - internal datasets - why field list is missing in design mode I have reports created in FastReport 5 VCL for Delphi XE7. Report has internal embedded datasets connected to ADODB. All is located on a Data tab.
Script (code tab) contains statements to fill Connection string for ADODB component and SQL query and open each dataset. Connection string is passed to report by global report variable. Another variable contains some ID needed to get data from queries.
In design mode on the right side where my datasets (and other variables or functions) are shown I don't have field list for each dataset. In design mode those datasets remain closed until I open preview.
Lack of that fields lists makes a little hard to add some new fields to the report if you don't know how to check what query returns.

A: Use fixed ConnectionString for design mode and default values for ID variable

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Ike celebrates 90 years
Published November 8, 2013, in Headline News
The former mayor of Forestburg turned 90 on Oct. 7 and was the guest of honor at a celebration Sunday, Oct. 6 at the 4-H Building in Forestburg. Rolland Roe Petesch or "Ike", as we all know him, spent the day getting reacquainted with family and many friends from near and far who came to let this unique man know how much he meant to them.
Ike was born on a farm near Letcher in 1923 but moved with his family at the age of five into a house in Forestburg that he would occupy for the next 83 years. Throughout his life, that town would become not only his home but his family in every sense of the word.
"IKE" PETESCH turned 90 years young recently and celebrated with an open house celebration at the 4-H building in his town of Forestburg.
Everyone in Sanborn County knew Ike as the guy who ran the pool hall in Forestburg. He opened his first pool hall business in June of 1945 in the vacated Burrill family store which was on Main Street in Forestburg. That building burned, so in 1953, Ike built a new building on the southeast corner of the block where Doren's Bar is today.
For those who grew up in and around Forestburg, Ike's Pool Hall was the hub of all social activities for the 28 years that he owned it. People of all ages enjoyed the card games, hamburgers and hot dogs, beverages and general camaraderie that was its trademark. The establishment was open from eight in the morning until midnight seven days a week with Ike working all of those hours, so there was no time for a wife and family. He did do a lot of "kid-sitting" for patrons who trusted him to watch their kids when they needed to go somewhere. When business got hectic and he was cooking, Ike trusted the kids to get what they wanted and make their own change. He also freely made loans to those who asked and said he was only "burned" once.
Ike served as treasurer of the Forestburg Development Corporation that built the Forestburg gym in the early '60s and sponsored many dances as fundraisers for the cause. "That gym," he said, "was a great thing for the town and showed the dedication and determination of the Forestburg community," which he believes still lives within its patrons. Ike also served as the appointed mayor of Forestburg for 20 years and maintained the well system with meticulous accuracy.
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When a man lives to be 90 years old, you know he has a lot of wisdom to pass on to the younger generation, and this is what Ike would like to share: "Take part in what's going on around you, don't loan money, and learn to deal with all kinds of people." He also feels it is very important to "…get right with the Lord,", which he did a few weeks ago when he was baptized and became a member of the Catholic Church.
Ike has come a long way from the little boy who picked rocks with his brother off the race track at Ruskin Park for a stipend of two ice cream cones, and carried golf bags at said park for 25 cents a round. He is now the guy people call at all hours to give them the name of a forgotten baseball player or a community member and come to spend the afternoon with at Prairie View Care Center because Ike's memory is as iconic as he is.
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However, in the Ontario Hockey League he'll need to be a complete player.
"I'm working on little details in the defensive zone," said Campbell, taken by the Battalion in the fourth round (No. 69 overall) of the 2018 Priority Selections draft. "I need to be consistent with my habits all over the ice and make sure I play a good, 200-foot game."
"He's doing okay," North Bay head coach and director of hockey operations Stan Butler said in an interview with The Sault Star. "From the dots in, he's a pretty-good player. But he's got a lot of work ahead of him. He has to do the other things well."
While his scoring skill is a plus, Campbell talked about how his skating improved a lot over the summer months.
A year ago, he notched 16 goals and 23 assists in 54 games as a member of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League's Powassan Voodoos.
But Campbell believes he got more explosive while training during the off-season with the Sault's Mike Barbeau.
"I saw a big difference in my skating for sure," said Campbell, who was born in Westerville, Ohio, but grew up calling the Sault home. "All of the Battalion coaches saw it, too."
All of the credit, he added, goes to Barbeau, a personal trainer Campbell calls "the Sault's best, 100 per cent."
The two worked on everything, but concentrated on the player's legs and cardio.
Campbell, who moved to Callander, Ont., in 2017 in order to skate for the Great North Midget League's North Bay Trappers minor midgets, used the word "awesome" to describe making the Battalion.
Ever since watching the Soo Greyhounds as a youth, he's wanted to play in the OHL.
He's played in three exhibition games so far, dressing as a fourth-liner twice and a member of the third line once.
And there's little doubt he has Sept. 21 circled on his calendar.
That's when the Battalion visits GFL Memorial Gardens for the first time this season.
"I'll have a lot of friends and family there," he said. "And I'm thinking about that night a lot."
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Social media strategists are always looking for new, fresh ways of marketing to their audience in order to encourage better customer relationships and to establish strong brand loyalty. The world of social media is a dizzying, fast-paced maelstrom that requires quick, smart thinking in order to develop a solid social media marketing strategy that will thrive, but is it possible for strategists to find marketing success by relying heavily on popular culture?
Any person who has spent a considerable amount of time on the Internet has interacted with a meme in some way, shape, or form. Memes are a photo, text, or video that are virally shared across the Internet; an inside joke that almost everybody gets, but is it worthwhile to invest and strategize around an Internet meme that will rise and fade into oblivion faster than you can read this sentence? To answer this question, we must first establish some main points about memes that every marketer should be aware of.
1. Memes have a short lifespan.
Memes are essentially Internet fads. Rage Comics, Conversations imagined between Joe Biden and Barack Obama, Hotline Bling are all examples of memes that had taken the World Wide Web by storm and then disappeared just as quickly as they came. In November of 2016, if a brand decides to start a campaign that refers to The Dress (also known as the dress that nearly burned the Internet down in 2015), then the strategy would most likely be met with mockery.
2. Memes are supposed to be funny.
Most memes utilize satirical humor, so successfully referring to a meme really boils down to whether or not you're funny, which can be difficult because some references can fly over someone's head. And if someone completely missed the joke, either they never saw the meme or the set up truly wasn't funny.
3. Don't over think it. Memes are meant to be quick.
"It ain't that deep." Don't be that guy who needs to explain the punchline. As before stated, memes are all "inside" jokes. They're supposed to be quick, off-the-cuff ideas that will earn a few good laughs and some social shares.
There is nothing more embarrassing than a campaign that refers to a meme where it is not applicable. Even if it is just an Internet trend, as a marketer on social media, it is imperative that you know your memes and you know when to appropriately refer to a meme.
5. Keeping core components is essential.
There are certain elements to a meme that make it recognizable; removing those core components takes the meme out of its original cultural context and will deem it ineffective.
Here are some examples of memejacking gone wrong and right.
What went wrong? This advertisement, which tried to market Obamacare with the infamous doge meme, was used by the US Department of Health and Human Services. The doge meme is characterized by a photo of a Shiba Inu, whose internal thoughts, which are typically written in broken English, are placed over the image in brightly-colored Comic Sans font. The main problem with this strategy is that it is not at all funny, not even in a satirical sense.
What went right? This ad for Dreamworks' "Puss In Boots" film was a spoof of Old Spice's "The man your man could smell like," which not only turned into a viral meme, but also changed the style and tone of Old Spice's iconic ads. What went well with this example was that marketers took the key components of the original ad (a humorous, rapid-pace, nonsensical script that is shot in a dynamic single take) and placed it in the world of Dreamworks' Shrek.
What went wrong? Using the doge meme for marketing purposes is tricky, and if you did not see that this was a reference to the doge meme, then it's understandable. The first mistake that this campaign makes is that it took out one of the key components of the meme; a doge meme can't be a doge meme without that dog(e.) In addition to that, there is no joke. The marketers are essentially using broken up English to advertise Asian takeout, which earns another round of collective groans because, out of context, the ad using broken English to sell Asian takeout can be taken in offense.
Do memes belong in marketing?
Longer answer: Memes can help your brand or they can hurt your brand. Deciding whether or not a meme is good for your social media campaign ultimately depends on who your target audience is and what you're trying to sell. Using a meme to sell health insurance is different than using a meme to sell a stack of pancakes, so if you're a marketer trying to weigh in on whether or not memejacking is beneficial, you should be paying attention to whether or not your market and audience are the sort who would enjoy that kind of approach. Remember that awareness of Internet trends is meaningless if you can't appropriately participate in these trends.


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Is Trump Winning Over the GOP's Gay Vote?
by Paul Dupont
Marco Rubio may have gained backing from the GOP's biggest pro-same-sex marriage donor, but gay Republicans are increasingly getting behind a different – and surprising – candidate.
According to Reuters, Donald Trump has been drawing accolades from the small, but vocal, number of Republicans who would like to see the party liberalize on marriage and other related social issues:
Trump has advocated for banning workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation. He criticized a Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses after the U.S. Supreme Court found, earlier this year, that the Constitution protects the right of same-sex couples to marry. He is also one of only two Republican candidates — along with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie — that the Human Rights Campaign deems to have even a "mixed" record on gay rights
"He is one of the best, if not the best, pro-gay Republican candidates to ever run for the presidency," said Gregory T. Angelo, president of the Log Cabin Republicans, an advocacy group for LGBT Republicans. Trump would do no harm on same-sex marriage, Angelo said, and has a "stand-out position" on non-discrimination legislation.
While this might seem a curious development at first glance, those following the race closely should not be overly surprised. As has been pointed out here previously, liberal Republicans are a group Trump has consistently polled well with, and he has generally avoided taking strong or substantive positions on social issues (he received an 'F' on The Pulse 2016's Marriage Ruling Report Card).
Furthermore, Reuters notes that Trump's hardline positions on other issues, such as immigration, which would normally be considered a liability among liberal constituencies, may even be helping him in the eyes of some socially liberal Republicans:
Pax Hart, a 45-year-old software engineer in New York, was a Rand Paul supporter and low-dollar donor until he saw video of Trump's immigration speech in Phoenix, Arizona, this summer. Where some voters see xenophobia in Trump's promise to build a wall between the United States and Mexico and his proposal to put a moratorium on Muslims traveling to the United States, Hart, who is gay, says he sees policies that would prevent dilution of LGBT rights in the country.
"We are importing people who are the absolute most hostile to gays and lesbians," Hart said of discrimination against LGBT citizens in some Middle Eastern and Latin American countries. "We're bringing in people who are indoctrinated that gays [should be] exterminated."
Yet another potentially strange twist to what has become one of the most remarkable presidential races in recent memory.
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Paul Dupont is the managing editor for ThePulse2016.com.
Paul Dupont
Paul Dupont is editor of TheNationalPulse.com.
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