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TBI BLOGS: 10 Things Indians Do Better Than Anyone Else!
Every country has a unique identity of its own; one that it passes on its people. In this article, TripHobo lists ten things that are synonymous with India and all Indians.
From our rich history to our thriving entertainment industry, a rundown of all the things that make India, India.
1. Celebration is an integral part of our identity
A line from the Late Harivansh Rai Bachchan's famous poem, 'Madhushala' reads: 'Din ko Holi, raat Diwali.'
This translates to 'Celebrating Holi during the day and Diwali at night,' and is the perfect sentiment to describe an Indian's affinity for celebration.
Celebrations are an integral part of an Indian's life and play a role in bringing us together.
Indians are firm believers of 'Khushiyaan batane se badhti hain,' and live by the sentiment. After all, where else will you find a Maharashtrian celebrating the Punjabi festival of Baisakhi, or a Gujarati celebrating the Tamil festival of Pongal?
In celebrations, we find togetherness and comfort.
2. We actively work to find solutions to our numerous problems
Yes, we might be the second most populous country in the world.
Yes, unemployment, illiteracy, poverty and healthcare are obstacles we are yet to overcome.
But let's not overlook the impressive number of people who have selflessly dedicated their lives to the betterment of India.
Whether it is the heartening sight of 20-somethings working untiringly to educate children who do not have access to quality education. Or seeing a man go out of his way to ensure that the menstrual needs of women in villages are met. Or even seeing a popular actor like Nana Patekar work for the betterment of farmers in the drought-hit Marathwada region… we Indians are doers.
We understand where the problem lies and, instead of incessantly complaining about it, try to change things in our own little way.
3. We thrive in our rich culture and heritage
We have 1652 dialects, 22 official languages and 29 states, each of which is culturally different from the other.
It is no wonder then that we grow up listening to repeated references to 'our rich culture and heritage.'
For us, exploring the country is not about wander lust; it is about satisfying the learner in us; the one who understands that it is privilege to be born in an country like India that has an immense amount to offer us culturally and wishes to absorb every moment of it all.
Exploring the country has never been so easy. Check out this awesome journey planner!
4. We believe that Jugaad is the answer to every problem and the method behind the madness
Jugaad or hacks are a recurring fad in India and, for many, a way of life.
Whether it is finding a place to camp for the night, scraping together something to soothe hunger pangs or scrounging through street markets for deals… for every crisis, real or imagined, we have thousands of jugadoos working hard on a solution.
5. Helping each other is in our genes
We help each other out in our own little ways. It is not restricted to just borrowing chai patti from your neighbour when a guest comes over unannounced, but can be seen in various instances as well.
The biggest reflection of this is seen on the road. Whether it is the young man who almost missed his interview because of the crowd at Dadar Station or a shopkeeper who is busy finishing his last batch of jalebis for the day, if you need directions, you can be sure they will go out of their way to help you.
From the galis to the kuchas, people know the ins and outs of their areas like the back of their hand, often better than any Google navigation system! And they are more than happy to help others.
6. Keep alive the spirit of innovation and inquiry that gave the world Yoga and Zero
A practice that was started by the rishis and munis of country centuries ago, prevails till date, not just in India, but across the world.
Today, countries across the globe celebrate International Yoga Day, such is the influence of the practice that caters to the well-being of the mind and the body.
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India is also known for its crop of scientists and engineers, and the many discoveries they have made, and continue to make, in their fields.
To quote a popular Manoj Kumar song:
"Jab zero diya mere bharat ne, duniya ko tab ginatee aayee,
Taaro kee bhasha bharat ne, duniya ko pahale sikhalayee..
Deta naa dashamal bharat toh, yu chaand pe jaana mushkil tha,
Dharatee aur chaand duree kaa, andaaja lagaana mushkil tha"
7. Home to the world's highest battlefield and the brave soldiers who protect it
We have the 4th largest army in the world, with 62 armoured regiments and 32 infantry regiments.
At Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, temperatures drop to minus 60° C. Yet, our army braves the freezing temperatures, displaying a love for their country that far exceeds a love for their lives.
Army families too are given a different stature in our country. They are treated with respect and are looked upon as an inspiration.
In keeping with our hopes for a peaceful world, we have always maintained a defensive line and hardly ever gone on the offensive. Waging wars is not something that we have ever seen as a solution and yet, we are one of the most protected countries in the World.
8. We live and breathe spirituality and religion, and can tell the two apart
India is believed to be home to 330 million Gods and Goddesses.
The country has always been open to all religions, believing that they impart the same teachings. It is one of the few countries where people of different faiths live together in relative harmony.
Yes, we have our differences, but Eid is celebrated with as much zeal as Christmas and Diwali sees as much enthusiasm as does Lodi.
We also have a large spiritual consciousness and no, we are not referring to the number of monasteries that dominate the realm. Even though temples, mosques and churches teach us how to pray, the common feeling of tranquility is unparalleled. For us, it just comes from within!
9. Entertainment, Entertainment and Entertainment
India and Bollywood are synonymous.
We produce the largest number of movies in the world and although people may mock our love for entertainment, our movies sure provide a fitting reply to them all.
India is also home to a wide range of directors and cinematic styles, right from Shyam Benegal and Satyajit Ray, to Yash Chopra and Rohit Shetty.
We look up to our entertainment industry for giving us 365 days worth of entertainment filled with social consciousness.
We have never crossed the holy line between sensational cinema and sensible cinema and yet, we have aced both the genres.
10. We live to Eat, and not vice versa!
We have a very strong commitment towards food; it's the only thing we can never break up with.
Want to make your way into our hearts? Give us something that our tastebuds will remember forever, and you are set!
While every country has a food identity, each part of India has a unique food identity of its own.
With every state border you cross, you are treated to a different culinary experience. From Vindaloo in Goa, to Puran Poli in the Konkan belt, to Uthappam in Karnataka to Malabar Paratha in Kerala to Butter chicken in Punjab, the dishes are endless.
We do not believe in superiority and are aware of things we lack. But just as every kid feels their parents are the best, so to do we feel that our country is the best.
Like this story? Or have something to share? Write to us: contact@thebetterindia.com, or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter(@thebetterindia).
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Re: Pushya Nakshatra - Astrology gone haywire!
Astrology is not a science. Its very basis that movement of planets can predict the future is unreasonable.
The word is Graha, Planet is a lose and wrong translation of it.There is no english equivalent of the Sanskrit word Graha.Had they been planets,Rahu and Ketu wouldnt have been included. They are merely centres of energy,worthy of being Grahan,grahan karnay yogya.
Similarly the word is Bhaav as in Bhaavna,thoughts, feeling, and not house.
Similarly the word is Jyotish, the thing that I am referring to. ASTROLOGY and Jyotish are two different things.
Astrology is a corrupted form of Jyotish,which is a Vedanga called Jyotish Vedang,ie ang ie organ of the Vedas.
Grahas dont cause events, they merely indicate one,they are mere indicators just as a clock hanging on your wall which cannot cause an event, but its 3 hands observed together indicate what time it is.
The zodiac above, ie cosmos above is of two types viz Siderial Zodiac viz Nirayan ,the Zodiac of the Space (coordinates), and a Tropical Zodiac ie Zodiac of the time.Siderial Zodiac is the observable zodiac, ie the one which is observable with the naked eye and tropical zodiac is the measurable Zodiac ie the one which can be measured accurately as its situated on the ecliptic unlike the siderial zodiac which is situated in the observable fixed stars( fixed in the sense that they move very slowly).
The tropical zodiac called Sayan in Jyotish is to be used only for the measurement of time and calendaring while for all horoscope purpose siderial zodiac is used.One can say its like the concept of real and apparaent in Physics.
Siderial space based zodiac is the true zodiac and tropical time zodiac is the apparent zodiac as it doesnt really exists and is merely imagined for time measurements wrt earth to be the path of ecliptic.
Tropical zodiac changes around the 22nd of a calender month and the siderial changes around 14th /15th of a month.
Similarly, Signs ie zodiac signs and Rashis are two different things and as with the limited english, sign is a lose and inaccurate translation of the sanskrit word Rashi.
12 Rashis Mesh, Vrishab, Mithun,Kark,Singh,Kanya,Tuka,Vrischik,Dhanu,makar,kumbh and meen are situated in the siderial zodiac each having a span of 30 degrees while the 12 signs, Aries, Taurus, Gemini,Cancer,Leo,Virgo,Libra,Scorpio,Saggitaius,Capricorn,Acquarius and Pisces are IMAGINED TO situated on the ecliptic each again spanning 30 degrees.
Astrology which is Tropical zodiac based ie apparent zodiac based and is the one with which you all are familiar with ie the one which categorises the whole world into 12 types ie the one prevalent in the media and the west is not even rudimentary at best.
Jyotish, which is based on the siderial Zodiac ie tbe real zodiac and is the one with which most are NOT familiar with as it doesnt divides the world into just 12 types and clearly demonstrates that no two individuals can have the same birth chart, NOT EVEN TWINS born even a minute apart.
It is this Jyotish that is the light of Life that is being referred to .Word astrology ia used just to have your attention.
Astrology of the west, indeed is no science.I second that.
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Hello Puys, Lets get started with the Reading Comprehensions for Cat 2012 Link for 2011 RC thread :- http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/english-resources/61599-rc-discussion-for-cat-2011-a.html Good Luck !!!! :: ::
Monika singh @monika.iim · 0 karma
09 Apr '14 at 4:44 AM
Hey guys I am reading the Hindu Editorials and other magazine regularly but still I am not scoring well in RCany suggestion to improve it, since I am in a hectic job so I can not spare more than 2 hr for cat preparation.
Comman Man @comman_man · 0 karma
06 Sep '13 at 5:49 AM
Guys what is your average score in Aristotles RC 99 passages? I am getting 2 out of 3 in almost all passages.
Harleen Kaur @HARLEEN65 · 0 karma
19 Aug '13 at 4:53 PM
School main to kabhi RC galat nai hoti thi ab kyun 😞
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18 Jul '13 at 10:55 AM
Crinoline and croquet are out. As yet, no political activist has thrown themselves in front of the royal horse on Derby Day. Even so, some historians can spot the parallels. It is a time of rapid technological change. It is a period when the dominance of the world's superpower is coming under threat. It is an epoch when prosperity masks underlying economic strain. And, crucially, it is a time when policy-makers are confident that all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds. Welcome to the Edwardian summer of the second age of globalisation.
Spare a moment to take stock of what's been happening in the past few months. Let's start with the oil price, which has rocketed to more than $65 a barrel, more than double its level 18 months ago. The accepted wisdom is that we shouldn't worry our little heads about that, because the incentives are there for business to build new production and refining capacity, which will effortlessly bring demand and supply back into balance and bring crude prices back to $25 a barrel. As Tommy Cooper used to say, just like that.
In this new Edwardian summer, comfort is taken from the fact that dearer oil has not had the savage inflationary consequences of 1973-74, when a fourfold increase in the cost of crude brought an abrupt end to a postwar boom that had gone on uninterrupted for a quarter of a century. True, the cost of living has been affected by higher transport costs, but we are talking of inflation at 2.3% and not 27%. Yet the idea that higher oil prices are of little consequence is fanciful. If people are paying more to fill up their cars it leaves them with less to spend on everything else, but there is a reluctance to consume less. In the 1970s, unions were strong and able to negotiate large, compensatory pay deals that served to intensify inflationary pressure. In 2005, that avenue is pretty much closed off, but the abolition of all the controls on credit that existed in the 1970s means that households are invited to borrow more rather than consume less. The knock-on effects of higher oil prices are thus felt in different ways - through high levels of indebtedeness, in inflated asset prices and in balance of payments deficits
Finally, there's the question of what rising oil prices tell us. The emergence of China and India means global demand for crude is likely to remain high at a time when many experts say production is about to top out. If supply constraints start to bite, any declines in the price are likely to be short-term cyclical affairs punctuating a long upward trend. In those circumstances it would be the height of folly to assume that there will be no economic consequences or that there will not be an intense - perhaps even bloody - struggle for the resource that more than any other has shaped the modern world.
What can be inferred about author's view when he states 'As Tommy Cooper used to say "just like that"?
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With only 3 months to go...i jst want 2 know hw mch avg reading i must do on daily basis to improve my RC skills...nt being n gud reader...plzz suggest n wat kind of stuff sud b included n from where??
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Koi post hi nahi karta....mujhe hi start karna padega.....:sneaky::sneaky:RC-1Throughout human history the leading causes of death have been infection and trauma. Modem medicine has scored significant victories against both, and the major causes of ill health and death are now the chronic degenerative diseases, such as coronary artery disease, arthritis, osteoporosis, Alzheimers, macular degeneration, cataract and cancer. These have a long latency period before symptoms appear and a diagnosis is made. It follows that the majority of apparently healthy people are pre-ill. But are these conditions inevitably degenerative? A truly preventive medicine that focused on the pre-ill, analysing the metabolic errors which lead to clinical illness, might be able to correct them before the first symptom. Genetic risk factors are known for all the chronic degenerative diseases, and are important to the individuals who possess them. At the population level, however, migration studies confirm that these illnesses are linked for the most part to lifestyle factors exercise, smoking and nutrition. Nutrition is the easiest of these to change, and the most versatile tool for affecting the metabolic changes needed to tilt the balance away from disease. Many national surveys reveal that malnutrition is common in developed countries. This is not the calorie and/or micronutrient deficiency associated with developing nations (Type A malnutrition); but multiple micronutrient depletion, usually combined with calorific balance or excess (Type B malnutrition). The incidence and severity of Type B malnutrition will be shown to be worse if newer micronutrient groups such as the essential fatty acids, xanthophylls and flavonoids are included in the surveys. Commonly ingested levels of these micronutrients seem to be far too low in many developed countries. There is now considerable evidence that Type B malnutrition is a major cause of chronic degenerative diseases. If this is the case, then it is logical to treat such diseases not with drugs but with multiple micronutrient repletion, or pharmaco-nutrition. This can take the form of pills and capsules nutraceuticals, or food formats known as functional foods, This approach has been neglected hitherto because it is relatively unprofitable for drug companies the products are hard to patent and it is a strategy which does not sit easily with modem medical interventionism. Over the last 100 years, the drug industry has invested huge sums in developing a range of subtle and powerful drugs to treat the many diseases we are subject to. Medical training is couched in pharmaceutical terms and this approach has provided us with an exceptional range of therapeutic tools in the treatment of disease and in acute medical emergencies. However, the pharmaceutical model has also created an unhealthy dependency culture, in which relatively few of us accept responsibility for maintaining our own health. Instead, we have handed over this responsibility to health professionals who know very little about health maintenance, or disease prevention. One problem for supporters of this argument is lack of the right kind of hard evidence. We have a wealth of epidemiological data linking dietary factors to health profiles / disease risks, and a great deal of information on mechanism: how food factors interact with our biochemistry. But almost all intervention studies with micronutrients, with the notable exception of the omega 3 fatty acids, have so far produced conflicting or negative results. In other words, our science appears to have no predictive value. Does this invalidate the science? Or are we simply asking the wrong questions? Based on pharmaceutical thinking, most intervention studies have attempted to measure the impact of a single micronutrient on the incidence of disease. The classical approach says that if you give a compound formula to test subjects and obtain positive results, you cannot know which ingredient is exerting the benefit, so you must test each ingredient individually. But in the field of nutrition, this does not work. Each intervention on its own will hardly make enough difference to be measured. The best therapeutic response must therefore combine micronutrients to normalise our internal physiology. So do we need to analyse each individuals nutritional status and then tailor a formula specifically for him or her? While we do not have the resources to analyse millions of individual cases, there is no need to do so. The vast majority of people are consuming suboptimal amounts of most micronutrients, and most of the micronutrients concerned are very safe. Accordingly, a comprehensive and universal program of micronutrient support is probably the most cost-effective and safest way of improving the general health of the nation. A. Why are a large number of apparently healthy people deemed pre-ill? 1. They may have chronic degenerative diseases.2. They do not know their own genetic risk factors which predispose them to diseases.3. They suffer from Type-B malnutrition.4. There is a lengthy latency period associated with chronically degenerative diseases B. Type-B malnutrition is a serious concern in developed countries because 1. developing countries mainly suffer from Type-A malnutrition.2. it is a major contributor to illness and death.3. pharmaceutical companies are not producing drugs to treat this-condition.4. national surveys on malnutrition do not include newer micronutrient groups. C. Tailoring micronutrient-based treatment plans to suit individual deficiency profiles is not necessary because 1. it very likely to give inconsistent or negative results.2. it is a classic pharmaceutical approach not suited to micronutrients.3. most people are consuming suboptimal amounts of safe-to-consume micronutrients.4. it is not cost effective to do so. D. The author recommends micronutrient-repletion for large-scale treatment of chronic degenerative diseases because 1. it is relatively easy to manage.2. micronutrient deficiency is the cause of these diseases.3. it can overcome genetic risk factors.4. it can compensate for other lifestyle factors.
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@angadsharma Passage 1 .
All unhappiness is caused by attachment..~Goutam Buddha
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hello everybody. i'm varatharaj doing pre final year in mechanical engineering in coimbatore(tamilnadu).Right from the day i know about cat i started dreaming being an IIM er! MBA is my passion. im preparing for CAT 2013. As i was from a lower middle class background i cant afford to pay the coaching class fee. now iam preparing for CAT using the books from my college library.
but those books are really confusing and deviated from the actual CAT questions.i dont have a pc too. so i cant refer any online materials. i spend 4 hours daily for preparing CAT. my friend advised me that 4 hours of such preparations=1 hour of preparation by using standard materials like TIME,IMS. i went to TIME and ask them whether i can get the materials alone for a cheaper price. they said they will provide material only along with a course. and that course costs 20000! i was heart broken! i desperately need some standard books. i would be greatly thankful if someone is will to donate extra materials or old materials! PG is my only hope. so please help me! thank you all
IF SOMEONE CAN DO IT, SO CAN YOU!
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Osteoporosis is a condition characterized by a decrease in the density of bone, decreasing its strength and resulting in fragile bones. Osteoporosis literally leads to abnormally porous bone that is compressible, like a sponge. This disorder of the skeleton weakens the bone and results in frequent fractures (breaks) in the bones. Osteopenia is a condition of bone that is slightly less dense than normal bone but not to the degree of bone in osteoporosis.
What are osteoporosis symptoms and signs?
Osteoporosis can be present without any symptoms for decades because osteoporosis doesn't cause symptoms until bone fractures. Moreover, some osteoporotic fractures may escape detection for years when they do not cause symptoms. Therefore, patients may not be aware of their osteoporosis until they suffer a painful fracture. The symptom associated with osteoporotic fractures usually is pain; the location of the pain depends on the location of the fracture. The symptoms of osteoporosis in men are similar to the symptoms of osteoporosis in women.
Hip fractures typically occur as a result of a fall. With osteoporosis, hip fractures can occur as a result of trivial accidents. Hip fractures also may heal slowly or poorly after surgical repair because of poor healing of the bone.
What are the consequences of osteoporosis?
Osteoporotic bone fractures are responsible for considerable pain, decreased quality of life, lost workdays, and disability. Up to 30% of patients suffering a hip fracture will require long-term nursing-home care. Elderly patients can develop pneumonia and blood clots in the leg veins that can travel to the lungs (pulmonary embolism) due to prolonged bed rest after the hip fracture. Osteoporosis has even been linked with an increased risk of death. Some 20% of women with a hip fracture will die in the subsequent year as an indirect result of the fracture. In addition, once a person has experienced a spine fracture due to osteoporosis, he or she is at very high risk of suffering another such fracture in the near future. About 20% of postmenopausal women who experience a vertebral fracture will suffer a new vertebral fracture of bone in the following year.
What is the treatment for osteoporosis, and can osteoporosis be prevented?
The goal of treatment of osteoporosis is the prevention of bone fractures by reducing bone loss or, preferably, by increasing bone density and strength. Although early detection and timely treatment of osteoporosis can substantially decrease the risk of future fractures, none of the available treatments for osteoporosis are complete cures. In other words, it is difficult to completely rebuild bone that has been weakened by osteoporosis. Therefore, prevention of osteoporosis is as important as treatment. The following are osteoporosis treatment and prevention measures:
Exercise, quitting cigarettes, and curtailing alcohol
Exercise has a wide variety of beneficial health effects. However, exercise does not bring about substantial increases in bone density. The benefit of exercise for osteoporosis has mostly to do with decreasing the risk of falls, probably because balance is improved and/or muscle strength is increased. Research has not yet determined what type of exercise is best for osteoporosis or for how long it should be continued. Until research has answered these questions, most doctors recommend weight-bearing exercise, such as
walking, preferably daily.
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21. Osteopenia is
A. more serious than osteoporosis.
B. a similar condition to osteoporosis.
C. a condition which influences bone density.
D. a bone condition caused by frequent breaks.
22. Which statement is true of osteoporosis?
A. Osteoporosis is detected only when a bone breaks.
B. Osteoporosis can affect a person's quality of life long before a bone breaks.
C. A break causing physical discomfort usually leads to the discovery of osteoporosis.
D. Pain is the symptom connected to all osteoporotic fractures.
23. Why is osteoporosis such a worrying condition?
A. It affects most old people, both men and women.
B. It is painful for decades.
C. By the time it is detected, damage to the bones may be very serious.
D. Some fractures may take longer to heal after an accident.
24. According to the text, a pulmonary embolism
A. is the formation of blood clots in the lungs.
B. is caused by hip fractures.
C. may be caused by inactivity over a long period of time.
D. is the formation of blood clots in the legs.
25. What does such fracture in line 26 refer to?
A. an indirect fracture
B. a vertebral fracture
C. a subsequent fracture
D. a hip fracture
26. Osteoporotic treatment's preferred aim is
A. the reduction of bone loss by preventing fractures.
B. to restore bones to their previous condition.
C. to improve the density of bones and make them stronger.
D. to detect osteoporosis and treat fractures.
27. Which of the following statements is true?
A. More than a third of patients suffering from a broken hip will need long term nursing care.
B. Elderly patients can get a pulmonary embolism from travelling.
C. Hip fractures kill 20% of women within a year.
D. More postmenopausal women will not have a vertebral fracture in the next year than will.
28. Which of the following statements is true concerning exercise and osteoporosis?
A. Exercise has only indirect benefits for osteoporosis sufferers.
B. Daily weight-lifting is the recommended exercise.
C. Research indicates that the best type of exercise for osteoporosis is walking.
D. Exercise helps sufferers to give up smoking.
29. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the article?
A. a fracture of the backbone
B. effects of osteoporosis
C. hip replacement surgery
D. risk of bone fracture
30. Which is the best definition of osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis is a
A. long term disease caused by porous, fragile bones. It is difficult to treat because sufferers often don't know they are ill.
B. condition which affects both men and women making them more at risk of bone fractures and accidental falls.
C. bone condition caused by long term deterioration in the bone structure which leads to an increased risk of bone fracture.
D. bone condition resulting from a long term weakening in the strength of bones and muscles
Text 2 Malaria
What is malaria?
Malaria is caused by an infection of the red blood cells with a tiny organism or parasite called a protozoan. There are four important species of the malaria protozoa (Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium ovale and Plasmodium malariae) and each has a slightly different effect. These organisms are carried from person to person by the Anopheles mosquito. When it bites an infected person, the mosquito sucks up blood containing the parasite, which may then be passed on to the mosquito's next victim.
The main symptom of malaria is a fever that occurs in regular episodes, with sweating and shivers (known as rigors), and exhaustion (because of anaemia). In some cases, it can affect the brain or kidneys.
Who's at risk of malaria?
Malaria occurs where the Anopheles mosquito breeds, predominantly in rural tropical areas. From a UK perspective, it's a threat to people travelling to malarial regions in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and central America. Each year about 2,000 people return to the UK with malaria, and approximately 12 people a year die as a consequence of the disease. Malaria is a major killer in many countries where resources for prevention, proper diagnosis and drug treatments are lacking. If diagnosed promptly, it can be easily treated but the symptoms can be vague and UK doctors may not immediately be thinking about tropical infections. About 90 per cent of travellers who contract malaria do not become ill until after they return home. Only about 12 per cent of these will become seriously ill. On average, symptoms develop 10 days to four weeks after being bitten, but symptoms can appear up to a year later. The most severe form of the disease is cerebral malaria, which is fatal in up to six per cent of adults, mainly because it's not diagnosed until it's too late. Don't make the mistake of assuming you're safe from infection if you have previously lived in a malarial region - you may build up some immunity to the disease but this can be lost quickly. And if your children were born in the UK, they'll have no immunity at all. If you're going to visit, travel through, or even just stop over in a malarial country you'll be at risk, even if you have lived there before.
By far the most important step is to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes by:
• Using effective insect repellent
• Wearing long sleeves and full-length trousers
• Staying in accommodation with screen doors and closing windows
Before you travel, check whether your holiday destination is affected by malaria. Take the recommended antimalarial drugs. Generally speaking, these are taken from one week before you travel until one month after you return, but this can vary depending on the type of drug and the country you're visiting. Even when taken exactly as advised, antimalarial drugs are not 100 per cent effective, so you should still take the other preventive measures listed above. A major problem is the steady increase in malaria's resistance to drugs used in both prevention and treatment. Always talk to your doctor if you are worried - don't just stop taking antimalarials without getting medical advice. If you develop symptoms, get help quickly - and don't forget to tell the doctor you've travelled to a malarial area. Treatment is with antimalarial medication. In the past decade, considerable progress has been made in the search for a malaria vaccine, and it's hoped one will be available within the next five to 10 years.
11. What does each refer to in line 4?
A. type of malaria
B. protozoan
C. Plasmodium falciparum
D. Plasmodium vivax
12. According to the text, which of the following statements is true?
A. All mosquitoes carry the malaria protozoa parasite.
B. Malaria is primarily transferred by mosquitoes.
C. Most mosquitoes die from infected blood.
D. Mosquitoes will only bite an infected person.
13. Which of the following is NOT a symptom of malaria?
A. a high temperature
B. extreme tiredness
C. trembling
D. regular episodes of brain damage
14. Which of the following statements is correct?
A. Annually, 2000 people returning home to the UK die of malaria.
B. Every year, 12% of people in the UK die of malaria.
C. Every year, approximately 12 people die from being bitten in the UK by a mosquito.
D. Less than 1% of people returning to the UK with malaria die from this disease.
15. What can we infer from the following statement about malaria?
"If diagnosed promptly, it can be easily treated but the symptoms can be vague and UK doctors may not immediately be thinking about tropical infections." (lines 18 – 20)
Doctors in the UK
A. do not know about tropical infections such as malaria.
B. do not know about the symptoms of malaria.
C. may not immediately indentify this disease.
D. do not identify illness promptly.
16. According to the text, which one of the following people will have most likely developed complete immunity to malaria?
A. A person who was born in the UK.
B. A person who spends long periods of time in malarial countries.
C. A person who frequently travels from the UK to malarial regions.
D. None of the people mentioned above.
17. If a traveller spent three weeks in a malarial country, for how long would he have to take antimalarial drugs?
A. Three weeks
B. Four weeks
C. One week
D. Eight weeks
18. What is the problem with drugs used to treat and prevent malaria?
A. Mosquitoes are becoming resistant to these drugs.
B. The malaria protozoa are becoming resistant to these drugs.
C. People are steadily becoming more resistant to malaria and no longer need these drugs.
D. People stop taking these drugs without getting the proper medical advice.
19. According to the text, which one of the following statements is true about a malaria vaccine?
A. Ten years ago, scientists created a new malaria vaccine.
B. A malaria vaccine will be available in the next five to ten years.
C. A malaria vaccine may be available in the near future.
D. A malaria vaccine will be sold in the next five to ten years.
20. Who is this article probably aimed at?
A. a doctor who is studying the effects of malaria
B. a person who is from a malarial country
C. a person who is going to visit a malarial country
D. a person who would like to eradicate malaria
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Ebola Victims May Live with Lifetime Brain Problems, Nerves
Kanika Gupta
Although the world has been officially freed of Ebola outbreak, many people who have been victimized by this deadly disease are still facing neurological problems, reveals new study.
As per the researchers, among 82 survivors of Ebola in Liberia, almost everyone faced some neurological problem or another after six months of being infected, reports Live Science
"While an end to the outbreak has been declared, these survivors are still struggling with long-term problems," study author Dr. Lauren Bowen, a neurologist at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke in Bethesda, Maryland, said in a statement.
During the outbreak in West Africa, more than 28,000 people were reportedly infected with the virus and over 11,000 people succumbed to the disease, said Bowen. The new study wanted to find out if the remaining 17,000 survivors were still experiencing neurological problems or not, she revealed.
In their study, researchers examined 82 people from Liberia who had the infection and they were all made to go through a neurological exam. The researchers also enquired from the participants if they faced any neurological symptoms, during the treatment as well as after their treatment was over. The exam findings showed that nearly 2/3rd of the participants faced abnormalities in the way their eyes trailed moving objects. These irregularities "normally indicate a subtle degree of damage in the brain," Bowen told Live Science. At least 1/3rd people reported abnormal reflexes, tremors and 17% had signs of disorders affecting the brains's frontal lobes, says Live Science
Some of the most common symptoms reported by the survivors were weakness, memory problems, depression, mood swings and headaches. There were two people who reportedly felt suicidal.
Despite the findings, it is not clear how Ebola may be responsible for the neurological conditions, said researchers. However, the symptoms may be due to excessive blood loss that the Ebola victims experience, said Bowen, reported Live Science
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Council requires clear, consistent, unambiguous messages that brand and position our corporate image.
A cohesive style strengthens the integrity of our brand and ensures that all messages can be easily accepted and understood.
Our Fonts
Our corporate image
The City of Unley's corporate image is a visual representation of our brand. Our corporate image is the public face of our work and one of the measures by which we are evaluated by the public. A strong corporate image builds our audiences' understanding and respect for what we do.
Our positioning statement
The positioning statement provides the foundations on which to build a strong brand. It reinforces the City of Unley's brand values and tells our audience our focus.
City of Villages
City of Villages acknowledges our past and our future. It tells our audience that we are a vibrant city that grew out of a series of villages. It is an expression that reveals the City of Unley possesses all the excitement and opportunity of a big city whilst proudly retaining the strong community values of village life.
By consistently communicating our positioning statement we will effectively build our brand. Where possible, communication should include our positioning statement to bring the City of Unley's brand values to life.
We live in an era of constant change. This means the ways in which we support our community must also keep changing to meet new demands.
The City of Unley looks to the future and considers possibilities, whilst maintaining and sustaining all that we hold dear and relevant from the past.
We are a community of growth and possibilities.
We are innovative leaders who challenge ourselves to make positive changes for our community.
Colour logo
The City of Unley logo is to be reproduced in full colour, whenever possible.
Monochrome black logo
When the logo is reproduced on one colour, black is to be used.
Reversed logo
The logo can be reversed in white out of a strong contrasting colour.
City of Unley logo - full colour
City of Unley logo - black
To request eps files, or to seek permission to use the above files please email communications@unley.sa.gov.au
The above files may only be used with permission from the City of Unley and in accordance with the correct usage guidelines provided on this website and in the City of Unley Visual Style Guide.
Colour is an important element for the recognition and consistency of the City of Unley logo. The following colour guidelines must be maintained.
Minimum size & exclusion zone
It is important that all parts of the logo can be easily read.
The minimum size that the master logo can be reproduced is 20mm x 13mm.
To protect the integrity and impact of the logo, a clear-space zone has been created. No other graphic element or complex backgrounds can be situated inside this space.
The unit of measure equals the width of the leaf graphic. The exclusion area requires that there is a unit of measure to the left, right, top and bottom of the logo.
Extra small logo
This version that does not include the "The City of" text, can only be used when the logo appears at less than 13mm high.
The minimum size that the extra small logo can be reproduced is 10mm x 6.8mm
The same exclusion zone applies to the extra small logo.
Ensure the background colour provides enough contrast to be easily read.
Monochrome logo
For use on white/light backgrounds when the full colour logo is not an option.
Image backgrounds
The logo should only be placed on clear, uncluttered image backgrounds. It should be reversed out in white. If the logo needs to be used in colour, then a white panel should be placed over the image to hold the logo.
The City of Unley logo may be appear with other logos. Placement and size is flexible depending on the co-branding hierarchy.
Position preference will usually be the bottom right corner of marketing materials, however this should be discussed with the Communications Officer.
Corporate colours
Blue is the main colour used in City of Unley corporate materials with light grey and dark grey used as accent colours.
Secondary colours
Draw from these colours wherever possible. Tints of these colours can also be used as accent or highlight colours, if required.
Additional colours
Other colours can be used if required. Colours should be selected to ensure a cohesive, integrated visual presentation eg select colours from imagery.
Web colours
Univers Condensed is used as the primary font for all City of Unley publications.
It is used in the various weights and styles as shown below.
The minimum size of body text is 11pt.
Secondary or highlight font
Other fonts can be used to add personality to a document.
Secondary and highlight fonts are generally used for headings. These should be used sparingly and only when appropriate.
Icons assist in conveying and interpreting information. They can be used with or without accompanying text, depending on requirements.
The City of Unley uses two icon fonts. Linearicons is generally used on printed items and Icomoon for online communications. If a suitable icon is not available within either of these font sets then it can be sourced elsewhere as long as it is consistent with existing icon styles.
Accessibility for people with disability and low-literacy is to be considered in the production of all materials.
Colour contrast between the font colour and the background both on the web and in print can impact those with a visual impairment. If there is not sufficient contrast the text is harder to distinguish.
Use high-contrast colours for text and background. Good examples are black or dark blue on a white or yellow background, or white/yellow text on a black/dark blue background.
For general correspondence a minimum font size of 12pt is recommended. For professionally designed materials a minimum font size of 10pt can be used as long as easy readability is maintained.
Materials designed specifically for those with visual impairments should use a minimum font size of 16pt.
Rounded corners are used as a design element in City of Unley publications. They should be used only where appropriate.
The radius of the corners should be 5mm.
An example of a table style that is typical of our corporate publications is shown below.
Photography is an important part of the Unley brand.
All photography should be professional and of high quality. Images should clearly convey the project message in a simple and direct style. The mood should be natural, positive, friendly and fun.
Supply of images
Images are to be supplied as final shots, not proofs for selection. Clearly indicate what the images are eg name of subject, project or where photographed etc, along with the photographers name and contact details.
Images can be supplied using:
• File transfer via We Transfer
• On CD or USB delivered to City of Unley (181 Unley Road, Unley)
Images should be supplied at 300dpi jpegs or TIFFS.
Permission to use images
In all cases the City of Unley requires the photographer to assign unlimited and unrestricted permission to use the images for the specified project and all other City of Unley promotion, communication and marketing materials.
Talent release forms (available from Council's Communications Officer) should be completed when photographing the community, especially children.
The City of Unley Writing Style Guide promotes a consistent writing style in all City of Unley documents in order to create a cohesive style of branding that is easily accepted and understood.
View the Writing Style Guide.


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VOL I.
HELEN LINGARD.
A swift, gray November wind had taken every chimney of the house for an organ-pipe, and was roaring in them all at once, quelling the more distant and varied noises of the woods, which moaned and surged like a sea. Helen Lingard had not been out all day. The morning, indeed, had been fine, but she had been writing a long letter to her brother Leopold at Cambridge, and had put off her walk in the neighbouring park till after luncheon, and in the meantime the wind had risen, and brought with it a haze that threatened rain. She was in admirable health, had never had a day's illness in her life, was hardly more afraid of getting wet than a young farmer, and enjoyed wind, especially when she was on horseback. Yet as she stood looking from her window, across a balcony where shivered more than one autumnal plant that ought to have been removed a week ago, out upon the old-fashioned garden and meadows beyond, where each lonely tree bowed with drifting garments—I was going to say, like a suppliant, but it was AWAY from its storming enemy—she did not feel inclined to go out. That she was healthy was no reason why she should be unimpressible, any more than that good temper should be a reason for indifference to the behaviour of one's friend. She always felt happier in a new dress, when it was made to her mind and fitted her body; and when the sun shone she was lighter-hearted than when it rained: I had written MERRIER, but Helen was seldom merry, and had she been made aware of the fact, and questioned why, would have answered—Because she so seldom saw reason.
She was what all her friends called a sensible girl; but, as I say, that was no reason why she should be an insensible girl as well, and be subject to none of the influences of the weather. She did feel those influences, and therefore it was that she turned away from the window with the sense, rather than the conviction, that the fireside in her own room was rendered even, more attractive by the unfriendly aspect of things outside and the roar in the chimney, which happily was not accompanied by a change in the current of the smoke.
The hours between luncheon and tea are confessedly dull, but dulness is not inimical to a certain kind of comfort, and Helen liked to be that way comfortable. Nor had she ever yet been aware of self-rebuke because of the liking. Let us see what kind and degree of comfort she had in the course of an hour and a half attained. And in discovering this I shall be able to present her to my reader with a little more circumstance.
She sat before the fire in a rather masculine posture. I would not willingly be rude, but the fact remains—a posture in which she would not, I think, have sat for her photograph—leaning back in a chintz-covered easy-chair, all the lines of direction about her parallel with the lines of the chair, her arms lying on its arms, and the fingers of each hand folded down over the end of each arm—square, straight, right-angled,—gazing into the fire, with something of the look of a sage, but one who has made no discovery.
She had just finished the novel of the day, and was suffering a mild reaction—the milder, perhaps, that she was not altogether satisfied with the consummation. For the heroine had, after much sorrow and patient endurance, at length married a man whom she could not help knowing to be not worth having. For the author even knew it, only such was his reading of life, and such his theory of artistic duty, that what it was a disappointment to Helen to peruse, it seemed to have been a comfort to him to write. Indeed, her dissatisfaction went so far that, although the fire kept burning away in perfect content before her, enhanced by the bellowing complaint of the wind in the chimney, she yet came nearer thinking than she had ever been in her life. Now thinking, especially to one who tries it for the first time, is seldom, or never, a quite comfortable operation, and hence Helen was very near becoming actually uncomfortable. She was even on the borders of making the unpleasant discovery that the business of life—and that not only for North Pole expeditions, African explorers, pyramid-inspectors, and such like, but for every man and woman born into the blindness of the planet—is to discover; after which discovery there is little more comfort to be had of the sort with which Helen was chiefly conversant. But she escaped for the time after a very simple and primitive fashion, although it was indeed a narrow escape.
Let me not be misunderstood, however, and supposed to imply that Helen was dull in faculty, or that she contributed nothing to the bubbling of the intellectual pool in the social gatherings at Glaston. Far from it. When I say that she came near thinking, I say more for her than any but the few who know what thinking is will understand, for that which chiefly distinguishes man from those he calls the lower animals is the faculty he most rarely exercises. True, Helen supposed she could think—like other people, because the thoughts of other people had passed through her in tolerable plenty, leaving many a phantom conclusion behind; but this was THEIR thinking, not hers. She had thought no more than was necessary now and then to the persuasion that she saw what a sentence meant, after which, her acceptance or rejection of what was contained in it, never more than lukewarm, depended solely upon its relation to what she had somehow or other, she could seldom have told how, come to regard as the proper style of opinion to hold upon things in general.
The social matrix which up to this time had ministered to her development, had some relations with Mayfair, it is true, but scanty ones indeed with the universe; so that her present condition was like that of the common bees, every one of which Nature fits for a queen, but its nurses, prevent from growing one by providing for it a cell too narrow for the unrolling of royalty, and supplying it with food not potent enough for the nurture of the ideal—with this difference, however, that the cramped and stinted thing comes out, if no queen, then a working bee, and Helen, who might be both, was neither yet. If I were at liberty to mention the books on her table, it would give a few of my readers no small help towards the settling of her position in the valued file of the young women of her generation; but there are reasons against it.
She was the daughter of an officer, who, her mother dying when she was born, committed her to the care of a widowed aunt, and almost immediately left for India, where he rose to high rank, and somehow or other amassed a considerable fortune, partly through his marriage with a Hindoo lady, by whom he had one child, a boy some three years younger than Helen. When he died, he left his fortune equally divided between the two children.
Helen was now three-and-twenty, and her own mistress. Her appearance suggested Norwegian blood, for she was tall, blue-eyed, and dark-haired—but fair-skinned, with regular features, and an over still-some who did not like her said hard—expression of countenance. No one had ever called her NELLY; yet she had long remained a girl, lingering on the broken borderland after several of her school companions had become young matrons. Her drawing-master, a man of some observation and insight, used to say Miss Lingard would wake up somewhere about forty.
The cause of her so nearly touching the borders of thought this afternoon, was, that she became suddenly aware of feeling bored. Now Helen was even seldomer bored than merry, and this time she saw no reason for it, neither had any person to lay the blame upon. She might have said it was the weather, but the weather had never done it before. Nor could it be want of society, for George Bascombe was to dine with them. So was the curate, but he did not count for much. Neither was she weary of herself. That, indeed, might be only a question of time, for the most complete egotist, Julius Caesar, or Napoleon Bonaparte, must at length get weary of his paltry self; but Helen, from the slow rate of her expansion, was not old enough yet. Nor was she in any special sense wrapt up in herself: it was only that she had never yet broken the shell which continues to shut in so many human chickens, long after they imagine themselves citizens of the real world.
Being somewhat bored then, and dimly aware that to be bored was out of harmony with something or other, Helen was on the verge of thinking, but, as I have said, escaped the snare in a very direct and simple fashion: she went fast asleep, and never woke till her maid brought her the cup of kitchen-tea from which the inmates of some houses derive the strength to prepare for dinner.
THOMAS WINGFOLD.
The morning, whose afternoon was thus stormy, had been fine, and the curate went out for a walk. Had it been just as stormy, however, he would have gone all the same. Not that he was a great walker, or, indeed, fond of exercise of any sort, and his walking, as an Irishman might say, was half sitting—on stiles and stones and fallen trees. He was not in bad health, he was not lazy, or given to self-preservation, but he had little impulse to activity of any sort. The springs in his well of life did not seem to flow quite fast enough.
He strolled through Osterfield park, and down the deep descent to the river, where, chilly as it was, he seated himself upon a large stone on the bank, and knew that he was there, and that he had to answer to Thomas Wingfold; but why he was there, and why he was not called something else, he did not know. On each side of the stream rose a steeply-sloping bank, on which grew many fern-bushes, now half withered, and the sunlight upon them, this November morning, seemed as cold as the wind that blew about their golden and green fronds. Over a rocky bottom the stream went—talking rather than singing—down the valley towards the town, where it seemed to linger a moment to embrace the old abbey church, before it set out on its leisurely slide through the low level to the sea. Its talk was chilly, and its ripples, which came half from the obstructions in its channel below, and half from the wind that ruffled it above, were not smiles, but wrinkles rather—even in the sunshine. Thomas felt cold himself, but the cold was of the sort that comes from the look rather than the feel of things. He did not, however, much care how he felt—not enough, certainly, to have made him put on a great-coat: he was not deeply interested in himself. With his stick, a very ordinary bit of oak, he kept knocking pebbles into the water, and listlessly watching them splash. The wind blew, the sun shone, the water ran, the ferns waved, the clouds went drifting over his head, but he never looked up, or took any notice of the doings of Mother Nature at her house-work: everything seemed to him to be doing only what it had got to do, because it had got it to do, and not because it cared about it, or had any end in doing it. For he, like every other man, could read nature only by his own lamp, and this was very much how he had hitherto responded to the demands made upon him.
His life had not been a very interesting one, although early passages in it had been painful. He had done fairly well at Oxford: it had been expected of him, and he had answered expectation; he had not distinguished himself, nor cared to do so. He had known from the first that he was intended for the church, and had not objected, but received it as his destiny—had even, in dim obedience, kept before his mental vision the necessity of yielding to the heights and hollows of the mould into which he was being thrust. But he had taken no great interest in the matter.
The church was to him an ancient institution of such approved respectability that it was able to communicate it, possessing emoluments, and requiring observances. He had entered her service; she was his mistress, and in return for the narrow shelter, humble fare, and not quite too shabby garments she allotted him, he would perform her hests—in the spirit of a servant who abideth not in the house for ever. He was now six and twenty years of age, and had never dreamed of marriage, or even been troubled with a thought of its unattainable remoteness. He did not philosophize much upon life or his position in it, taking everything with a cold, hopeless kind of acceptance, and laying no claim to courage, devotion, or even bare suffering. He had a certain dull prejudice in favour of honesty, would not have told the shadow of a lie to be made Archbishop of Canterbury, and yet was so uninstructed in the things that constitute practical honesty that some of his opinions would have considerably astonished St. Paul. He liked reading the prayers, for the making of them vocal in the church was pleasant to him, and he had a not unmusical voice. He visited the sick—with some repugnance, it is true, but without delay, and spoke to them such religious commonplaces as occurred to him, depending mainly on the prayers belonging to their condition for the right performance of his office. He never thought about being a gentleman, but always behaved like one.
I suspect that at this time there lay somewhere in his mind, keeping generally well out of sight however, that is, below the skin of his consciousness, the unacknowledged feeling that he had been hardly dealt with. But at no time, even when it rose plainest, would he have dared to add—by Providence. Had the temptation come, he would have banished it and the feeling together.
He did not read much, browsed over his newspaper at breakfast with a polite curiosity, sufficient to season the loneliness of his slice of fried bacon, and took more interest


We live in a world where it's hard to cover up the truth. The digital era has led to instant, unfiltered product reviews. Products or services are praised—and more often berated—via Facebook updates or tweets. Blog posts offer the "inside scoop" on a business's actions, good or bad.
Which ultimately means, in this day and age, that you can't afford to have dishonest marketing.
If you position your business as having "Unrivaled Customer Service" on all of your marketing materials, but your only "customer service" is an automated "Press 1 for account information" response, you are misleading your customers.
If you say your restaurant "uses only the freshest ingredients" and has "the friendliest staff in town," but your salads are full of brown, withered lettuce and your waiters are simply "waiting" for their next smoke break, your customers will notice…and they'll tell their friends.
If your commercials offer the "fastest delivery in town" and people are waiting 45 minutes for their sandwiches, it won't be long before your myth of a selling point is publicly debunked, Mythbusters-style.
Bottom line? Misleading your customers will catch up to you, whether it's in the form of an online review or an angry, negative tweet. The digital world has made transparency not just a preference, but a full-fledged expectation. And if you aren't marketing yourself genuinely, it won't be long before the world finds out (and shares the news with its entire social network).
Most of us know the real movie is not quite as…cheery…as this mock-trailer would have you believe. Keep that in mind when you think about your upcoming marketing efforts. Because if you're trying to pull the wool over your customers' eyes, the only person who will end up fooled is you.
Keep it genuine. It'll pay off in the long run.
What's your experience with disingenuous marketing? Do you tell your network when you feel like a company or business has mislead you? Which companies do you think truly stick to their brand promise? Let us know with a comment!
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How important are your building and location to your business's success? I ask because, on my recent visit to a few CarHop stores, I learned something important about this subject. Specifically, branding and sticking to your brand promise.
To give you some background, when it comes to opening new locations, CarHop tends to move into previously used spaces rather than building new stores from scratch. It has been a successful facet of their business model, but it leads to an interesting aspect of their stores – no two CarHop stores are the same. At least, physically.
Some are larger and more open (such as the former restaurant space in Burnsville, MN), while some are small and more confined (such as the former gas station space in Omaha, NE or the old Sonic Drive-In in Kansas City, MO). Although many businesses rely on each space they occupy to look and feel the same—Sonic, Target, etc.—as part of their branding efforts, CarHop doesn't have that luxury. So they have to deliver on a different level.
They have to offer a distinct brand promise that doesn't come from a building's shape, size or signage.
See, it's not the building that matters when it comes to a CarHop experience. It's the people inside the building that really make the difference. CarHop promises customers they will be "Helping People Drive® with honesty, fairness and respect," and each and every CarHop employee strives to fulfill that promise.
And because employees are so dedicated to keeping that promise, you quickly learn that the space is not the most important part of the CarHop brand. No matter the shape, size or location, CarHop's strongest brand aspect is its commitment to customers and its fulfillment of that promise. The way customers are treated and the way they react to that treatment is a stronger affirmation of CarHop's brand promise than any building layout or location.
Can your business say the same? If you had to move into a building with an entirely different image than your current location, would customers still feel as strongly about stopping by your place of business or working with your company? If you're not quite sure of the answer, you may want to take a page out of CarHop's book on customer commitment and brand promise to see what effect it has on your business.
It's not the building that makes your business. It's what goes on inside the building that makes the business.
Is Your Business Ready For The Future (according to Google)?
Google recently gave a keynote address at the Interactive Advertising Bureau's MIXX Conference in New York where they discussed a topic many innovative companies focus on – the future. Specifically, how the world of display advertising will look in the year 2015.
Think about that. Four years from now, Google predicts the most used screen for digital brands won't be desktop computers or even laptops, but mobile connections like smartphones. Have you considered how to advertise your brand through mobile phones rather than just traditional digital advertising methods?
Within the next five years, 75% of ads will be "social." Interactive ads and digital engagement practices won't be the rarity, they'll be the majority. And Google isn't talking about "click this banner ad for more info" type of engagement. They mean full-fledged, multi-platform, interactive campaigns that will leave traditional digital advertising (in its present day form) seem archaic at best.
Of course, Google wouldn't present this info (and more) if they didn't have a vision for their own role in the evolving display advertising landscape. Amongst the many technologies they play to employ, one of the most fascinating is the vision they have for their "Google Goggles" project.
Needless to say, Google presents some compelling reasons to start investing in your online marketing and advertising strategy. While Google isn't the be-all / end-all in the marketing world, their vision for the future of advertising certainly isn't unrealistic.
Whether or not you choose to embrace the potential and use it to your advantage is up to you. And if you want help using it to your advantage, drop us a line.
Imagine a perfect Saturday afternoon. You're driving down the street when you look in your rearview mirror and discover that, seemingly out of nowhere, a large pickup truck is riding your tail and isn't letting up.
Unfortunately, that's what happened to me last weekend. Odds are you've experienced the same at least once or twice in your life.
As a business owner or manager, can you really afford to have drivers leaving such a negative impression of your business on potential customers? Of course not. But, for some reason, it happens more than it ever should as far as I'm concerned.
In an era where business owners are increasingly concerned about the next "viral campaign" or "engaging" on their Facebook page, maybe they should remember to train their employees on reputation management in other important markets like, you know, real life.
I know everybody can have a bad day and people are people, but if you're going to slap your logo on the side of a truck and let employees drive it around town, remind them that they are no longer Johnny Anonymous. They represent your business now, and, unless your business doesn't care for new customers, they should probably drive like it.
Think of it this way: A little bit of brand management from the start will do a lot to keep your employees from driving me crazy – and driving me away from your business.
How about you: have you dealt with similarly frustrating experiences? As a business owner, have you trained your employees to represent your brand with class and professionalism? Let us know your thoughts on either question in the comments below.
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