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Coming off their fourth consecutive appearance in the College Hockey America championship game, the Robert Morris women's hockey team has announced the 2020-21 freshman class, looking for their third...
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PITTSBURGH-- It was an impressive showing of depth scoring and resilience, as RMU women's hockey (17-10-4, 11-4-2 CHA) defeated the RIT Tigers (11-17-3, 4-12-1 CHA) by a score of 5-1. It didn't...
Stack the Pads: The current state of women's hockey
This week on Stack the Pads, the streak of guests has ended as we are back to boring old Owen Krepps and Jon Hanna. Women's hockey has gone through a lot in the past year with the #forthegame protest....
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Flushing community welcomes Taiyaki ice cream pop-up shop with unicorn floats fish-shaped waffle cones
By Carlotta Mohamed
Photo courtesy of the Greater Flushing Chamber of Commerce
Community leaders welcomed a new ice cream pop-up shop in Flushing on Friday.
Unicorn floats and Japanese-style fish-shaped waffles were served with ice cream at the grand opening of Taiyaki, located at Queens Crossing Food Court at 136-17 39th Ave., where hundreds of people were lined up at the new shop.
Taiyaki is a classic street vendor snack in Japan that consists of a warm fish-shape cake with red bean filling. The waffle-like Japanese snack is very popular at street fairs and festivals in Japan.
(Photo via Instagram @taiyakinyc)
Striving to keep their customers happy and satisfied while leaving a minimal footprint on the planet, Taiyaki NYC focuses on quality and consistency in the products provided to the community.
The shop serves different flavors of ice cream as well as other ingredients placed in the mouth of the fish-shaped waffle cone.
Taiyaki's ice cream and waffles are made from the highest quality ingredients from socially responsible vendors and distributors, according to its website. The Taiyaki waffles are made fresh on-site, and their soft serve ice cream is produced and churned in small batches to preserve the true integrity of how a real soft serve should taste.
Taiyaki also has other locations in Chinatown; Williamsburg; Miami, Florida; Boston, Massachusetts; and a new opening in downtown Toronto, Canada.
All weekend long, during the grand opening celebration, orders over $15 will receive a complimentary Unicorn Float balloon (drink not included and while supplies last)!
The Taiyaki NYC pop-up shop will be open from now until Oct. 21, 2019.
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There are 366 different Starters of The Day, many to choose from. You will find in the left column below some starters on the topic of Problem Solving. In the right column below are links to related online activities, videos and teacher resources.
Add up a sequence of consecutive numbers. Can you find a quick way to do it?
Can you write an expression for 100 which uses all the digits 1 to 9?
How many different shapes with an area of 2 square units can you make by joining dots on this grid with straight lines?
Use only the 1, 5 and 0 keys on a calculator to make given totals.
A game in which players take turns to add a single-digit number to what is already in the calculator. The winner is the player who makes the display show 30.
Calculate the total cost of four cars from the information given.
Work out the number of chin ups the characters do on the last day of the week give information about averages.
Can you use the digits on the left of this clock along with any mathematical operations to equal the digits on the right?
Three consecutive numbers multiplied together give a given product. Students are asked to figure out what the numbers are.
Which three consecutive numbers multiplied together give the given answer.
How did the clock break if the numbers on each of the pieces added up to the same total?
What numbers should be on each face of the two cubes to make this perpetual calendar?
Determine whether the given nets would fold to produce a dice.
Arrange the digits 1 to 6 to make a three digit number divided by a two digit number giving a one digit answer.
Fit families onto eleven seater buses without splitting up the families.
Find out which of the calculator keys is faulty from the given information. A mathematical puzzle requiring good problem solving strategies.
Add up the answers to the four real life questions.
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Which of the numbers from one to twenty can you make with the digits 4, 5, 6 and 7?
A clock face containing only the number 4. Can you make a clock face containing any other single number?
Find symmetric words in this ancient cipher.
If all the students in this room shook hands with each other, how many handshakes would there be altogether?
A little lateral thinking will help you solve this number puzzle.
How many Triangles can you find in the diagram?
How many triangles are hidden in the pattern? What strategy might you use to count them all to ensure you don't miss any out?
Find a systematic way of counting the number of triangles in the given diagram.
Find a word whose letters would cost exactly ninety nine pence.
Arrange the numbers to produce the largest product.
Work out what the calculations might be from the letter clues.
A lamp and a bulb together cost 32 pounds. The lamp costs 30 pounds more than the bulb. How much does the bulb cost?
A classic matchstick puzzle designed to challenge your spacial awareness.
Work out what the missing digits in the calculations are.
A puzzle about a restaurant bill. Exactly where did the missing pound go?
Arrange the digits one to nine to make a correct addition calculation.
Arrange the numbers 1-9 to make three 3 digit numbers that add up to 999.
This activity, sometimes known as 'Keep Your Distance' requires eight students to sit non consecutively on a grid of chairs.
How many ways can you write an expression for 100 which only uses the same digit repeated and any operations?
Work out the least amount of time for four people to walk through a tunnel?
Can you solve this paradox by agreeing whether the statements are right or wrong?
Two questions involving estimating a quantity.
Five numbers are added together in pairs and the sums shown. What might the five numbers be?
Arrange numbers at the bottom of the pyramid which will give the largest total at the top.
There are some rabbits and chickens in a field. Calculate how many of each given the number of heads and feet.
Record the weights of the trains to work out the weight of a locomotive and a coach. A real situation which produces simultaneous equations.
Find a calculation for the current year which uses all of the digits 1 to 9.
Go around the roundabout performing each of the operations. Which starting point gives the largest answer?
A question which can be best answered by using algebra.
Make sums from the three digit numbers given.
Allow two trains to pass by using the limited amount of siding space.
Can you work out what each of the strange symbols represents in these calculations?
The classic game of Nim played with a group of pens and pencils. The game can be extended to the multi-pile version.
A problem which can best be solved as a pair of simultaneous equations.
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Arrange the digits one to nine in the grid so that they obey the row and column headings.
Arrange the numbers on the grid of squares so that the totals along each line of three squares are equal.
Arrange the numbers on the cards so that each of the three digit numbers formed horizontally are square numbers and each of the three digit numbers formed vertically are even.
Arrange the numbered trees so that adjacent sums are square numbers.
Separate three rows of three animals using three squares.
Use the information implied in the diagram to calculate the perimeter of this shape.
Which of the coloured stencils will fit over the numbered card to produce correct calculations?
Is it possible to work out the perimeter of this shape if not all the side lengths are given?
Interactive number-based logic puzzle similar to those featuring in The Times and Telegraph newspapers.
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Arrange the numbers one to eight into the calculations to make the totals correct..
Work out who is in which team from the information given.
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In how many different ways might Tran decide to wear his hats in one week?
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Each letter stands for a different digit. Can you make sense of word sum?


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Salmshausen ist ein Ortsteil von Schrecksbach im nordhessischen Schwalm-Eder-Kreis. Den Ortskern bilden sieben Höfe.

Geographie
Salmshausen liegt am Fluss Schwalm im gleichnamigen Kulturraum Schwalm und Naturraum Schwalm. Aufgrund des früher regelmäßigen Hochwassers im Schwalmtal liegt der Kern der Ortschaft etwas zurückversetzt vom Fluss am südwestlichen Talhang. Seit der Fertigstellung des Hochwasserrückhaltebeckens Heidelbach im Jahr 1968 ist die Hochwassergefahr weitgehend gebannt und der Talboden selbst auch ackerbaulich nutzbar. Der südwestliche, dorfseitige Talhang besteht aus Gesteinen des mittleren Buntsandsteins, überlagert von tertiären Sedimenten, die teilweise Knollenquarzite enthalten sowie tertiären Basalten. Zu den Quarziten gehört auch das außerhalb der Gemarkung, zwischen Röllshausen, Holzburg und Merzhausen liegende Naturdenkmal Wipperstein. Größere Flächen des dorfseitigen Talhangs sind mit eiszeitlichem Löss bedeckt, was zu besseren Böden geführt hat als am östlichen Talhang, der aus Gesteinen des Buntsandsteins besteht. Zwischen Salmshausen und Zella befindet sich innerhalb der Flusssedimente der Schwalmniederung ein Hügel, der die ihn allseitig umgebende Talsohle um ca. 10 m überragt. Dabei handelt es sich sehr wahrscheinlich um einen Umlaufberg der Schwalm, da er wie die umgebenden Talhänge aus Gesteinen des Buntsandsteins aufgebaut ist und kein Härtling ist.

Östlich des Ortes verläuft die Bundesstraße 254, an die er über eine Kreisstraße angebunden ist. Durch den Ort verläuft der Hessische Radfernweg R4 und der Schwalm-Radweg.

Geschichte

Ortsgeschichte
Soweit bisher bekannt, wurde das Dorf erstmals urkundlich im Jahre 1050 unter dem Namen Salmanneshusun erwähnt. Im Dreißigjährigen Krieg wurde das Dorf am 14. November 1640, am Tage vor dem Gefecht am Riebelsdorfer Berg, ebenso wie Niedergrenzebach, Steina, Leimbach, Loshausen, Ransbach und Zella, von kaiserlichen Truppen des Generals Hans Rudolf von Breda vollständig niedergebrannt.

In Salmshausen besteht mindestens seit dem Jahr 1331 eine Brücke über die Schwalm. Eine neuere Brücke mit einem Pfeiler und Widerlagern aus Naturstein wurde 1984 durch eine Stahlbetonbrücke ersetzt, deren Widerlager mit Sandstein verkleidet sind.

Zum 1. Januar 1974 wurde die bis dahin selbständige Gemeinde Salmshausen im Zuge der Gebietsreform in Hessen kraft Landesgesetz in die Großgemeinde Schrecksbach eingegliedert. Für Salmshausen wurde ein Ortsbezirk mit Ortsbeirat und Ortsvorsteher nach der Hessischen Gemeindeordnung eingerichtet.

Verwaltungsgeschichte im Überblick
Die folgende Liste zeigt die Staaten und Verwaltungseinheiten, in denen Salmshausen lag:

 1315 und später: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Vogtei und Gericht Röllshausen
 vor 1580: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Vogtei und Gericht sind zeitweise adliger Besitz
 ab 1580: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Landgrafschaft Hessen-Marburg, Amt Neukirchen
 1604–1648: Heiliges Römisches Reich, strittig zwischen Landgrafschaft Hessen-Darmstadt und Landgrafschaft Hessen-Kassel (Hessenkrieg)
 ab 1604: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Landgrafschaft Hessen-Kassel, Amt Neukirchen
 ab 1806: Landgrafschaft Hessen-Kassel, Amt Neukirchen
 1807–1813: Königreich Westphalen, Departement der Werra, Distrikt Marburg, Kanton Neukirchen
 ab 1815: Kurfürstentum Hessen, Amt Neukirchen
 ab 1821: Kurfürstentum Hessen, Provinz Oberhessen, Kreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1848: Kurfürstentum Hessen, Bezirk Fritzlar
 ab 1851: Kurfürstentum Hessen, Provinz Oberhessen, Kreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1867: Königreich Preußen, Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Kreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1871: Deutsches Reich,  Königreich Preußen, Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Kreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1918: Deutsches Reich, Freistaat Preußen, Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Kreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1944: Deutsches Reich, Freistaat Preußen, Provinz Kurhessen, Landkreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1945: Amerikanische Besatzungszone, Groß-Hessen, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Landkreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1946: Amerikanische Besatzungszone, Hessen, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Landkreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1949: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Hessen, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Landkreis Ziegenhain
 ab 1974: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Hessen, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Schwalm-Eder-Kreis
 ab 1981: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Hessen, Regierungsbezirk Gießen, Schwalm-Eder-Kreis

Bevölkerung

Einwohnerstruktur 2011
Nach den Erhebungen des Zensus 2011 lebten am Stichtag dem 9. Mai 2011 in Salmshausen 66 Einwohner. Darunter waren keine Ausländer.
Nach dem Lebensalter waren 12 Einwohner unter 18 Jahren, 21 zwischen 18 und 49, 18 zwischen 50 und 64 und 18 Einwohner waren älter. Die Einwohner lebten in 24 Haushalten. Davon waren 6 Singlehaushalte, 6 Paare ohne Kinder und 12 Paare mit Kindern, sowie keine Alleinerziehende und keine Wohngemeinschaften. In 9 Haushalten lebten ausschließlich Senioren und in 15 Haushaltungen lebten keine Senioren.

Einwohnerentwicklung

In den Jahren 1945/46 befanden sich in Salmshausen 70 Evakuierte und Flüchtlinge, bei einer eingesessenen Bevölkerung von 102 Personen.

Historische Religionszugehörigkeit

Historische Erwerbstätigkeit

Kirche
Die evangelische Kirche zu Salmshausen wurde südlich der Ansiedlung neben dem Friedhof im Jahr 1954 (Datum der Wetterfahne) errichtet. Das Gebäude ist ein schlichter Saalbau von drei Fensterachsen mit eingestelltem Kirchturm im Südwesten und einem als kleiner Baukörper angefügten Altarraum. Jeden Bauteil deckt ein eigenes Satteldach, der verschieferte Turm trägt eine geschweifte Haube. Eine Flachdecke mit Balkenunterzügen überfängt den Gemeinderaum, zum leicht erhobenen, tonnengewölbten Altarraum öffnet sich ein Rundbogen. Die einfache Ausstattung stammt aus der Bauzeit.

Die Glocke ist älter. Das Metall stammt von den Glocken einer im Jahr 1634 oder 1635 abgebrannten Kirche, aus dem eine neue Glocke gegossen wurde. Diese wurde mehrere hundert Jahre später in den Neubau der Kirche überführt.

Kultur
Eine große Halle für landwirtschaftliche Maschinen wurde über mehrere Jahre für Abiturfeiern verwendet, was die Bekanntheit des kleinen Ortes in der Region deutlich erhöht hat.

Im Ort befindet sich eine ehemalige dörfliche  Schmiede.

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Ersterwähnung 1050
Gemeindeauflösung 1974
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The National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) is a systematic assessment tool that provides a quantitative measure of stroke-related neurologic deficit. The NIHSS was originally designed as a research tool to measure baseline data on patients in acute stroke clinical trials. Now, the scale is also widely used as a clinical assessment tool to evaluate acuity of stroke patients, determine appropriate treatment, and predict patient outcome.
The scale is designed to be a simple, valid, and reliable tool that can be administered at the bedside consistently by physicians, nurses or therapists.
The NIHSS is a 15-item neurologic examination stroke scale used to evaluate the effect of acute cerebral infarction on the levels of consciousness, language, neglect, visual-field loss, extraocular movement, motor strength, ataxia, dysarthria, and sensory loss. A trained observer rates the patent's ability to answer questions and perform activities. Ratings for each item are scored on a 3- to 5-point scale, with 0 as normal, and there is an allowance for untestable items. Scores range from 0 to 42, with higher scores indicating greater severity. A single patient assessment requires less than 10 minutes to complete.
Inter-rater reliability for individual elements of the NIHSS has been shown to be generally good. However overall scoring can be inconsistent, proper training is required to use the NIH Stroke Scale accurately.
A study of 20 patients rated by 4 clinicians, with each patient subsequently evaluated by 2 independent observers found Adequate to Excellent interrater agreement for 9 of the 13 items on the NIHSS (Kappa = 0.32 to 0.79); lowest levels of agreement were found for the Facial palsy (Kappa = 0.22) and limb ataxia (Kappa = -0.16) items.
NIHSS scores were compared to infarction size (measured by computed tomography) on 65 patients at 1 week post stroke. 10 items demonstrated an average of 25% change over 7 days. However, changes in limb ataxia and best gaze may have been overstated.
↑ 3.0 3.1 Brott, T., Adams, H. P., Jr., et al. (1989). "Measurements of acute cerebral infarction: a clinical examination scale." Stroke 20(7): 864-870.
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12,000 Year Old Massive Underground Tunnels Are Real And Stretch From Scotland To Turkey
Is it possible that ancient cultures were interconnected thousands of years ago? According to thousands of underground tunnels that stretch from North Scotland towards the Mediterranean the answer is a big YES!
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Mysterious tunnels have been discovered in Scotland that stretch all the way to Turkey, however, researchers are still unsure of why or how they were created. What makes them all the more mysterious, is how absolutely amazing they are, and how meticulously they were created.
These thousands of Stone Aged underground tunnels have left scientists completely perplexed. Dr. Henrich Kusch explained in his book entitled 'Secrets of the Underground Door to an Ancient World' that the tunnels had been dug under literally hundreds of Neolithic settlements throughout Europe. The mere fact that they have survived for over 12,000 years proves that the original tunnels must have been all the more massive.
He further believes that the tunnels were to be used as highways, which allowed people to travel to distant places across Europe.
He explains that:
'Across Europe, there were thousands of these tunnels – from the north in Scotland down to the Mediterranean. They are interspersed with nooks, at some places, it's larger, and there is seating, or storage chambers and rooms. They do not all link up but taken together it is a massive underground network.'
'In Bavaria in Germany alone we have found 700metres of these underground tunnel networks. In Styria in Austria we have found 350metres,' he said.
'Across Europe, there were thousands of them – from the north in Scotland down to the Mediterranean.
'Most are not much larger than big wormholes – just 70cm wide – just wide enough for a person to wriggle along but nothing else.
'They are interspersed with nooks, at some places it's larger and there is seating, or storage chambers and rooms.
'They do not all link up but taken together it is a massive underground network.'
While many have described the tunnels as ancient highways, others have explained that they were a method for protecting men from predators. In his book, Dr. Henrich explains that churches were often built by the entrances to the tunnels because the Church was afraid of the heathen legacy that the tunnels may have represented and wanted to stop their influence.
Other, similar tunnels have been discovered on other continents. And even throughout the Americas, a number of ancient tunnels have been found. However, the big question is why were these passages constructed? Furthermore, how were they constructed? While there are a number of legends regarding them, researchers have yet to discover any solid answers.
12,000 Year Old Massive Underground Tunnels From Scotland To Turkey
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Police say they located Francis Melvin Renwick at his residence on May 14 at around 5 p.m. and determined from an autopsy on Monday that the death was the result of foul play.
The cause of death isn't being released at this time.
A male youth from Melita was arrested earlier this morning, but no charges have been laid.
RCMP from a number of detachments continue to investigate.
Melita is located about 330 km southwest of Winnipeg.
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Biografia
Studia recitazione presso La Civica Scuola D'Arte Drammatica Paolo Grassi, fondata da Giorgio Strehler; inoltre studia canto e funky-jazz.

Nel 1987 debutta in teatro, dove recita quasi ininterrottamente fino al 1996; successivamente lavora nel cinema e soprattutto in televisione.

Dal 1996 al 2005 appare in tutte le cinque edizioni de Il maresciallo Rocca, in cui ha il ruolo del carabiniere Giulio Antonangeli, interpretato anche ne Il maresciallo Rocca e l'amico d'infanzia, regia di Fabio Jephcott, in onda su Rai Uno nel 2008.

Filmografia

Cinema
 Bruno aspetta in macchina, regia di Duccio Camerini (1996)
 Jolly Blu, regia di Stefano Salvati (1998)
 Titus, regia di Julie Taymor (1999)
 Red Midnight, registi vari (2005)

Televisione
 L'ultimo concerto, regia di Francesco Laudadio (1995)
 Il maresciallo Rocca, regia di Giorgio Capitani - Lodovico Gasparini (Solo 1^ st.) - José María Sánchez (Solo 3^ st.) - Fabio Jephcott (4^ e 5^ st..) - Tutte le 5 stagioni (1996-2005)
 Un posto al sole, registi vari (1997)
 Senza confini, regia di Fabrizio Costa (2001)
 Incantesimo 6, regia di Alessandro Cane e Tomaso Sherman (2003)
 Distretto di Polizia 6, regia di Antonello Grimaldi e Claudio Norza (2006)
 Questa è la mia terra, regia di Raffaele Mertes (2006)
 Carabinieri 7, regia di Alessandro Cane, Raffaele Mertes e Giandomenico Trillo (2008) - Cameo
 Il maresciallo Rocca e l'amico d'infanzia, regia di Fabio Jephcott (2008)

Collegamenti esterni

Attori cinematografici italiani
Attori teatrali italiani
Attori televisivi italiani


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Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Have a Great Week Peeps - And A Preview of Southern Decadence
Hi my peeps! I've had a GREAT summer what with a million events and weddings but even I need a break sometimes. So I'm heading out of town and am taking an internet and phone break... yeah, I'm going to be off the grid until Thursday's Bingo night at the Ritz. Haven't gone that long without making myself crazy checking texts or emails or my Facebook.. so I'm going to be going through withdrawl... LOL but I'm pretty sure I've got enough lined up to keep me busy....
When I'm back, I've got a couple bingo nights and then I'm off to New Orleans to headline a new Bad Boys event - Bad Boys Decadent Edition. It'll feature hotties from Hot House including Christian Owen. Tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the door.
You can get them in advance by going to the Lords of Leather website.
It's a play party and not a usual Will Clarky type fundraiser.. more kind of a Michael Brandon Inappropriate Behaviorish kind of party. More details when I'm back. For now, if you're going to Decadence, make plans to hang out with me and my buddies Saturday September 1st.
OK all, thanks for all your continued friendship and see you in about a week!
Aug 11, 2012 4:07:50 PM | A Little Night Life, Sexy, Southern Decadence 2012, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Will Clark's Bad Boys on the Hudson TONIGHT July 8th from 6pm - 10pm #badboyshudson
Good afternoon all - in just a couple hours I'll be heading downtown for the 9th annual Bad Boys on the Hudson happening today, Sunday July 8th, here in New York City from 6pm to 10pm.
For those of you that tweet, if you're coming to the party, please use the hashtag #badboyshudson if you're posting pics or making comments. If you're not coming to the party, once you see the pictures, you're hashtag might be #bitter (kidding! But if you enjoy the pictures you see and couldn't come for one reason or another, please consider making a donation to Braking the Cycle through their First Giving page... and PLEASE post "Bad Boys Hudson" in the comments section so YOUR donations are applied to this party's total.. thanks!)
Anyway, it's a beautiful day in the city, the temps have cooled off (to the 80s!! a cold snap!) slightly and we're looking at an amazing evening filled with gay adult video stars, friends from the Imperial Court, one of the best DJs in New York and, well, goodies. Because you know there are always goodies.
As happens every year, the stars bring a 'gift bag' which become prizes in the raffle. Early on in the evening, the stars will pair up with the Braking the Cycle riders to sell you raffle tickets - one ticket for $5, five tickets for $10 and if you want to spring for $20 worth, you get to measure the tickets from the porn stars' crotch to the floor. Hope for a tall star. :) Or someone with a big... codpiece. :)
This year Michael Brandon will bring his new signature lube, 9 x 6, samples of which will not only go in to all half dozen other bags, but, during the raffle, we've got 100 sample packs to hand out, free. That way, when you go home and you're doing your bizness, you can think "wow, I'm rubbing myself with Michael Brandon" which should make the rubbing just that much easier. :)
That's Michael pictured above hanging out at New York's Leatherman on the Saturday night of Pride weekend here in NYC. I wonder if they designed the bottle to match his eyes? :)
Lucas Entertainment has been especially generous this year donating four red hot flicks from their vast collection of Rafael Alencar flicks including the notorious KINGS OF NEW YORK and RAFAEL IN PARIS dvds along with GENTLEMEN VOLUME 3/EXECUTIVES and HEATWAVE 2 (which is totally appropriate for this summer in New York).
Scott Spears has some of his flicks from Galaxy and Collin has a special treat from Titan Men that I just can't spoil here (you'll just have to find out on the boat).
If all that weren't enough, the kind people over at Kristen Bjorn sent me three coffee table style Bruno Gmunder books that we'll be giving away as raffle prizes - MEN OF KRISTEN BJORN, MEN OF THE WORLD and BODY HEAT. You know, I love fundraising but sometimes it sucks - I get great prizes that are shrink wrapped and I don't get to 'enjoy' them (with Michael's 9x6 lube) as you will when you win them tonight. Drat!! LOL :)
Of course the big draw (and I use that word intentionally) is the floor show where we will enjoy seeing the stars have some fun with themselves and you all - pictures are welcome, attitude is not! :)
Jul 8, 2012 2:32:28 PM | A Little Night Life, New York City, Pop Goes the Culture, Queer Art, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Hunks O The Day: 2011 Bad Boys on the Hudson Pics by AB #badboyshudson
With the 2012 Bad Boys on the Hudson party just a day away, thought it would be fun to post pics from last year's party as a way to get you all all warmed up and ready for the big party tomorrow night aboard the Queen of Hearts! Enjoy this gallery of pics shot by Will Clark Show photog AB! :)
Jul 7, 2012 4:30:00 PM | New York City, Queer Art, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys, Will Clark's JOURNAL
Reminder: Bad Boys on the Hudson After Party at Rockbar Starting at 10pm #badboyshudson
Just a quick reminder that following the Bad Boys cruise tomorrow night, Sunday July 8th, we'll be converging on Rockbar for a little hang out time with the stars.
There's no cover, cheap drinks and of course lots of hot, fun guys joining together for a fabulous late night Sunday party!
Jul 7, 2012 1:31:32 PM | New York City, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
TONIGHT JULY 5TH, THE WILL CLARK SHOW AT THE RITZ WITH SCOTT SPEARS AND JOEY RUCKUS #willclarkshow
Sponsored by NEXT Magazine, Steel Gym, Eden Fantasies, ID Lube, San Francisco's Nancy Boy & Damron Guides
Join host Will Clark and his band of firecrackers at this post holiday bash featuring porn star Scott Spears and musical guest Joey Ruckus!
Benefiting the Wisconsin AIDS rider, singer Terry Christopher!
No cover, $4 happy hour drinks til the end of show and great XXX prizes!
About ACT 10 The Wisconsin AIDS Ride
The Wisconsin's AIDS Ride is heralded by participants and the media as a shining, national example of grassroots fundraising and community in action. Get involved, and join hundreds of people in educating our communities, teaching tolerance, and raising funds for AIDS Network http://www.aidsnetwork.org, the state-appointed HIV/AIDS service provider for southern Wisconsin.
At AIDS Network we believe that together we are living with HIV/AIDS, and our mission is to support everyone in the community. The ACT Ride believes in the power of our courage, commitment, and compassion to be the change we wish to see in the face of this epidemic
About Joey Ruckus
Joey Ruckus is an electronic hip-pop musician from Harlem, NYC. He made his first splash on the pop blogs in 2009, when he was infamously kicked out of American Idol auditions for entertaining the crowd and "causing a ruckus" with his humor and sarcasm. Since then, he has been seen on MTV, FOX, and was even featured with Katy Perry on CBS's 51st Annual Grammy Awards. Just this past year, with the release of his debut album, More Famous than You, Ruckus made his TV performance debut on "Connecticut Style," and his hit single, HollyHood, was featured weekly on "What the Buck," one of the most popular entertainment shows on YouTube. His sophomore album, Roof//Top is available now wherever fine music is sold.
About The Will Clark Show
Will Clark produces and hosts a weekly fundraising event benefiting New York based non profits with four rounds of Bingo, celebrity guest callers and fabulous prizes! Part game show, part talk show and all fundraiser!
Now in it¹s 8th year, The Will Clark Show featuring P*rno Bingo has raised nearly $190,000 for New York LGBT charities.
The Will Clark Show feat. P*rno Bingo runs from 7pm to 9pm at The Ritz and is New York City's only happy hour show!
You can find up to the minute information about the guest lineup as well as Will Clark's blog at http://www.willclarkworld.com
The Ritz is located at 369 W. 46th Street near Ninth Ave on Restaurant Row.
Jul 5, 2012 1:38:41 PM | A Little Night Life, Fundraiser, Music I Dig, New York City, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Bad Boys News and a Sweaty Half Naked Adam Levine #maroon5
I've had A day - a good day but I'm really ready for a good long vacation.. but after Sunday July 8th when I produce the 9th Annual Bad Boys on the Hudson event to benefit Braking the Cycle.
Today's news with the event is that not only do the doors open at 6pm but there'll be a happy hour from 6 to 7 with $5 vodka well drinks.
The stars will be on board and will start selling you raffle tickets ($5 for one ticket, $10 for five tickets and $20 the stars' crotch to floor and 100% of the money raised at the raffle will go to BTC's charity, Housing Works. Dinner also has been confirmed to start early - at 6:30 so you have PLENTY of time to eat and then go and enjoy the stars' performance.. or is that "pornformance".
As always, picture taking is fine but be mindful of other guests who don't want you to shoot them. Oh, and spell the models' names right. :)
Today's video pick is a new super fraking delicious Maroon 5 video starring gay heartthrob Adam Levine. No, not that Adam is gay (we WISH) but he's easily won the hearts.. and er other areas of gay men worldwide for his support of his gay brother as well as his own intense hotness.
In this video he portrays a boxer - and well, I think the song is good too but I really didn't notice (sorry Adam). He also gets beaten up in the "Payphone" video - and I kind of wonder how anyone can look even hotter with bumps and cuts. Although anyone who remembers this Instigator Magazine spread knows better. Although of course violence is NO laughing matter and if you see or experience bashing, call the Gay/Lesbian Anti Violence Project immediately!
Enjoy "One More Night"!
Jun 27, 2012 7:07:10 PM | Fundraiser, Music I Dig, Photography, Pop Goes the Culture, Sexy, Theatre, THIS KICKS ASS, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
9th Annual Bad Boys on the Hudson Sunday July 8th #badboyshudson
Just in time for Pride I have finished and am posting this year's Bad Boys on the Hudson poster for you to click and share and send to your friends, frenemies and occasional sex partners. :) Also, for those of you who like to chat about these kinds of things on the Twitface, we even have a hashtag - #badboyshudson
Yes, there will be pictures allowed on board but as usual, only take pics and twitface them of the stars on stage and not the other guests (unless you get their permission of course!) :)
Happy to report that, in addition to the six sizzling hot XXX stars booked for the event, Empress Witti Repartee is going to join us as will various members of New York's Imperial Court (mostly out of drag but as you know, the whole affair is a fun sexy/leather/drag/BTC riders in bicycle shorts/get drunk/raise money for a great cause/dance to awesome music type of night so, really, pretty much anything goes.. and has since 2004! And I wouldn't have it any other way - I love throwing parties that include everything but the kitchen sink.. and next year, Bad Boys Kitchen Sink is a distinct possibility!)
OK now for the poster, enjoy! And you can go to the Sea Tea site and buy yours right now for $22 in advance and $25 at the door (if available). :)
Jun 21, 2012 5:01:16 PM | A Little Night Life, Fundraiser, Music I Dig, New York City, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Bad Boys Update: Rafael Alencar Added to Bad Boys on the Hudson #badboyshudson
Good afternoon peeps! I don't know about you but I've just now recovered from Sunday's Folsom Street extravaganza - emceeing with Xavier Rice was an extraordinary pleasure - and the image of Dallas Dubois climbing the Highline to interview tourists who didn't scatter when they saw her coming, well, that'll stay in my mind for a long time.
I say, rather than try to ignore the high line, let's just extend the street fair up and TO the highline. In my opinion, if you want a super safe environment for your kiddies to grow up, there about a million other places to choose from in America than New York City.
Why should all of US kinky people have to bow down to those that want Manhattan to be the land of Olive Gardens, Red Lobsters and 711s? Unfortunately bland people have money and they will win. But at least for a day, we showed them that it's much more fun to wear leather, rubber and well, virtually nothing at all. (And by the way, moms and dads, kids aren't as fragile as you think they are).
Thankfully there IS some texture left the in the city - and before we disapeer too, consider coming to the 9th Annual Bad Boys on the Hudson - a multi-hour cruise aboard the Queen of Hearts as part of the weekly Sea Tea on the Hudson on Sunday July 8th to benefit our friends at Braking the Cycle. There'll be some leather guys, there'll be Empress Witti Repartee from the Imperial Court, DJ Jonny Mack will spin you off your complacency and yes, of course there will be porn stars. Yes porn stars. People who fuck on film. For a living. Hot guys. NICE guys. Incredibly friendly guys!
They'll be the aforementioned newcomer Collin Stone, superstar Michael Brandon will be back as will Lance Navarro (who is fresh from his Lifecycle AIDS Ride), the legendary Spike and always reliable, always bootylicious Scott Spears and, just added - the also legendary Rafael Alencar. Yum.
This year we'll start the party right at 6pm when the doors open so don't be late. Raffle tix for XXX flicks (and for the right donation includes copping a feel of the porn star selling it to you) will start to be sold at 6:30 which is just when the Sea Tea's legendary gourmet meal will begin being served. Stage show starts at around 8 and we'll do the raffle ticket pull around 9:15.
Buy tickets HERE and I'll see you on Sunday July 8th aboard the Queen of Hearts!
(And yes, before you start snarking, yes I did do an incredibly bad job at 'covering up' some stuff that Rafael's nearly see-through swim suit showed. I don't care if stuff shows on the blog, but I'm much more concerned about Facebook) :)
Jun 19, 2012 12:38:20 PM | A Little Night Life, Fundraiser, Music I Dig, New York City, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Bad Boys on the Hudson 2012 Hotties Announced #badboyshudson
Good morning peeps - it's gloomy out there today isn't it? Perfect day to start thinking about Sunday July 8th aboard the Queen of Hearts and the 9th Annual Bad Boys on the Hudson fundraiser for Braking the Cycle. I'm happy to announce that we've got a great crew of guys lined up for you this year - Michael Brandon, Lance Navarro, Scott Spears and the legendary Spike and newcomer Collin Stone (see picture right).
Plus DJ Jonny Mack will be on board to make the event hum along with groovy tunes and there'll be a special appearance by the Imperial Court's Empress Witti Repartee! It's the perfect way to end your week-long Fourth of July vacation extravaganza!
If you don't know about the Bad Boys event, let me give you a little background - Bad Boys on the Hudson was started 9 years ago as the New York offshoot to my popular Bad Boys Pool Partys that took place in LA from 1998 - 2002 and in Palm Springs from 2001 - 2005 - a party that featured a dozen or more gay porn stars meeting and greeting their fans as a benefit for Southern California based AIDS organizations.
I moved back to New York in 2003 and started scouting locations for an actual Bad Boys party (Long Island, Fire Island, etc) but nothing really worked well. Either venues were worried about having a dozen porn stars all in the same place at the same time (whatever that means) or someone worried about having a party of this kind in their backyard (I guess if it's in someone else's backyard, that's OK but not their own!) or it was way too complicated/expensive to ship stars out to, say Fire Island, and find everyone a place to stay.
So, since I was a fan of the Sea Tea, I thought we'd do well creating a new party there. And it's become one of those events that people just don't miss. Proof in the pudding: last years party was sold out. In it's 8th year. Awesome. Sure there are other parties aboard the Sea Tea that feature XXX performers - but good luck getting them to let you touch them. One year I went to one of those "other" parties and one of the cracked out rent boys (and so called "star") chewed me out for taking a picture. Imagine. Taking a picture of a hot gay porn star. Like it's a crime! LOL Whatfrackinever.
On the Bad Boys on the Hudson, you can take as many pics as you'd like - in fact, our studs WANT you to take their picture (OK some of the other patrons might not be too thrilled with that so you know, be mindful of THAT).
Anyway, Bad Boys on the Hudson is a two and a half hour cruise up and down the Hudson (sometimes past the Statue of Liberty and under the Brooklyn Bridge or up to the George Washington, it all depends on a variety of factors like weather and other traffic on the waterways) - a portion of the door charge and 100% of the raffle ticket sales on board goes to the designated charity of the night. Over the years the event has benefited Heritage of Pride and the Gay/Lesbian Anti Violence Project. Former DJs who are part of the Bad Boys family are DJ Randy Bettis and DJ Philip Kimball.
Tickets are $22 in advance and a little bit more at the door (if they are even available) and include a gourmet meal. This year the Sea Tea is starting to serve the dinner starting at 6:30 which gives you more time to cruise, dance and enjoy the hotties as they do all the things that hot porn stars do well (I'll leave that one to your imagination). :)
Click here for tix and I'll see you on the dancefloor!
Jun 13, 2012 12:12:35 PM | A Little Night Life, Fundraiser, Music I Dig, New York City, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys
Starting June 23rd Sea Tea Season Starts Again; Get Season Pass Til June 1st #seatea
Good afternoon peeps! For those of us in New York, today was yet another beautiful summer day - even if yes, technically summer is a month away (and by the way June 21 which is Midsummer's Day is also our friend Kylie Edmond's birthday, more on that in the coming weeks).
Speaking of summer, the weekly Sea Tea party aboard the Queen of Hearts gets going in just a month - on Saturday June 23rd and Sunday June 24th as the Sea Tea revs up it's engines for another season of sailin', dancin' and lots of fundraisin throughout the summer.
For the 9th year in a row, the Bad Boys will be sailing - featuring Michael Brandon and DJ Jonny Mack along with a cast of hotties who'll join us to again raise funds for our friends over at Braking the Cycle! :)
This year you can save tons of cash by buying a season VIP pass for the summer but only until June 1st - so you have about 10 days to get it together and pony up the $99 that'll get you into a full season's worth of parties. If you go to just five parties over the summer, you've more than made back that investment and with the VIP you never have to worry about getting turned away at the door again.
And best of all, with the VIP pass, you can also bring a friend. So really this is an incredible value. 16 parties for a fraction of the cost. Hurry though, supplies are limited.
Meanwhile, full lineup for the Bad Boys Sea Tea is coming in the next few weeks...but just go ahead and buy your tickets now (last year we sold out).
May 20, 2012 4:40:58 PM | A Little Night Life, Music I Dig, New York City, Pop Goes the Culture, Sexy, Strippers and Hot Guys!, Will Clark's Bad Boys Partys


I am new member on PM Zilla community.
I hope that by starting this thread I posted in the right area of the forum. Stating this, I would like to share my unpleasent experience with this exam and I hope that it might help *others or bring a mutual benefit for the persons who have a technical or a more exact science oriented background.
I do not want to write too much on my first post, so I short as possible. I have attented the exam recently in Berlin, Germany. Unfortunately I did not passed, I had a 2 middle profficient and three below proficient levels. And here comes the interesting part.
The situational questions (which I will not disclose) and they constituted a hefty percentage from the total number of questions were of subjectivity grade that it was beyond common sense. I mean, during my preparation I have encountered situational questions from the training materials of Rita or using the online pmtraining.com simulator (which is a very good one by the way) and others as well but they do not even come close the amount of subjectivity and format of the real exam questions.
- Intensive learning in my 10 working days of holidays in the first half of May with 8 hours dedicated to PMP training per day or more (many tests of 100 questions each and including 4 tests of 200 questions as well, recapitulation of the knowledge areas from PMBok, ITTO exercises, making lessons learned for each test etc.
All this has made me to account a total of aproximately 2800 questions with an average of 84% accuracy of correct answers.
Now, the only problem with what I have written here is that I went overly confident to this test and found out that the questions received in front of my screen were, as I mentioned above, so subjective, that it made me curse and read up to four times to understand it and resulting in aproximatively 20% percent of annotated questions on my draft paper (the one you receive for making hand notes, calculations etc) because I was not sure about my answers. The questions were annoing.
Althoug I am not a native English speaker, I pressume that the highest latency for reading and understanding "a wierd text" would not reach more than 5 seconds in my case compared to a native speaker. Therefore I do not think that my results correlates the ability of reading and understanding English text, since many years ago I have passed an IELTS Academic English Test with a band score of 8.5.
In conclusion: How, can a person with a flawles background in taking high level exams of severe dificulty in exact sciences (mathematics, physics and other) cannot deal with this situational and very subjective questions of the PMP exam? Are there members in this community who ressemble my case? At least someone who can share a similar experience? The level of my training and professional experience should not be a factor in my case for triggering the results.
In the following posts I will share more about my profile and experience in project management.
Get well trained in a professsional institute. You can gain the pratical knowledge as well as tips, tricks & how to prepare for the exam.
We are also providing training for different modules & our faculty are having 30 years of industry experience.
PMP Exam is a professional exam and it is a difficult exam. It requires consistent and regular study.
I have written a post that describes 15 Reasons Why People Failed the PMP Exam. You can read this article to understand why aspirants fail in the PMP exam.
Do not overtly rely on free sources (although some free sources are good).
The article also give value alternatives and suggestions to avoid pitfalls.
So, I have a short update to make. Recently I have managed to pass the exam for this certification.
The only difference from my last time was that, I haven't improved the knowledge (which was already there) but I have understood how to approach the questions. There are many techniques on the internet regarding how to deal with the PMI-PMP exam questions.
For non native English speakers it is a must to learn this techniques and avoid losing time by reading a long question text and it's answers a couple of times.


Hiking, climbing, biking, hang gliding... Rio has it all when it comes to outdoors activites. Here you have a good and sunny wheather all year long, making this city the perfect place for these kinds of activities. In Rio it is possible to interact with nature and experience the carioca´s way of life, and their pursuit for better life´s quality and the perfect body.
Rio is a great city when it comes to hiking. You can go hiking to pratically every single peak at the city and you will be rewarded with the best views of Rio when you get to the top. Are you a light of heavy hiker? In fact that doesn´t matter, you´ll find all levels of hiking in Rio de Janeiro.
If you like to walk in the city, Downtown is a great option to see Rio de Janeiro´s archtectures and history. You can also walk the streets of Santa Teresa, a colonial neighborhood up in a hill next to Downtown. But if you prefer the quietness of nature, you can walk Tijuca´s Forest ways and for that you won´t even need to bring water, you´ll find water fountains all over the place.
All beaches, Flamengo´s Park, Rodrigo de Freita´s Lagoon, Tijuca´s National Park.
Acqua Fit, Djan Madruga, Golfinho, Raia Quatro, Planet Pool, Clube de Regatas do Flamengo.
Rio Sport, Academia Rio Gym, Smart Fit, Gávea Gym, Companhia Athletica, Body Up.
Rio de Janeiro has more than 300 kms of cycle paths and a lot more are being built in the city. It´s a perfect city to be cycled as all routes are flat. And if you are experienced enough to go uphill, try biking to Tijuca´s Forest through Alto da Boa Vista´s roads.
Blyss Yoga, DeRose Leblon, Espaço Nirvana, Centro Iyengar, Shiva Studio.
Flamengo´s Park, Tijuca´s National Park, Municipal Park of Prainha, Botanic Garden, Lage´s Park, Patins´s Park, Catacumba´s Park, Quinta da Boa Vista.


Mongoose Corner is an exclusive, 3 bedroom holiday villa home situated in Selborne Park Golf Estate. The villa is fully furnished and equipped with modern appliances, is airconditioned throughout and overlooks the golf course. Daily cleaning services and laundry services available.
Mongoose Corner is a 3 bedroom double storey villa situated in Selborne Park Golf Estate on the South Coast of KwaZulu-Natal.
The lounge is beautifully decorated in shades of brown accented with highlights of vibrant red and is modernly furnished two double seater couches, side tables and a minimalistic display unit with a large flat screen TV and full DSTV Bouquet.
The dining room is open-plan to the lounge and has an eight seater dining room table and leads out to the undercover verandah with built in braai area and outdoor furnishings. A modern kitchen adjoins the open-plan dining area, fully equipped with modern self-catering appliances including stove, fridge / freezer, microwave, washing machine etc and has beautiful marble work-counters.
The downstairs bedroom has twin beds is en-suite and looks out over the manicured garden area. The spacious main bedroom upstairs has a double bed, is en-suite and overlooks glorious sub-tropical vegetation through large windows. The second upstairs bedroom has two single beds and is en-suite.


January 10, 2018 August 2, 2018 / Katie V.
I've recently picked up my embroidery projects again and I'm loving the simplicity of stitching while I watch TV at the end of the day with my husband. I've got my big zenbroidery project that I've been playing with again which meant I needed to pick up a few new colors of floss to round out my collection that I'm using.
That got me to thinking about the way I'm organizing my stash. Originally I had my floss collection all wrapped around some plastic Darice bobbins and tucked away in a clear box that was falling apart and looking pretty shabby. I mean, to be honest, it was the same box I used as a teenager to make friendship bracelets.
With my new floss in hand, I sat down to declutter and organized my collection. I'm a huge believer in using the plastic Darice floss bobbins* because I find that these are more sturdy than the cardboard ones.
I also don't write my floss ID number on the bobbin. Instead, I cut the number off the floss and wind it with the thread.
It makes for simple identification of each color and also makes organizing super simple.
I added those hearts when I was younger and I'm thinking of sticking to it. It adds a little pizzaz to each bobbin.
I have an adopted set of floss from a friend and those are wrapped on cardboard bobbins and a pen and/or pencil was used to mark the colors. Those, I'm finding, are fading and can be hard to read. A good example of why I choose to mark and store my floss the way I do.
By some luck, my husband had some clear plastic cases in his new tool kit that he wasn't going to use. They are meant for nails and screws. I took one look and realized they would be the perfect fit for my floss stash. And they are smaller so I can take them away with me and carry them in my purse rather than hauling along the big ol' plastic cases.
Ah! There is something so satisfying when I see all those well wrapped and organized colors lined up. Very comforting.
Well, hobbyists, if you are a beginning embroiderer, these might be some worthy tips to consider. Now if you search on Pinterest, there are LOADS of other tips so use your fingers and do some Googling to find the methods that work best for you!
And if you want to see more on my reorganization of craft room and all my supplies, check out my Youtube video on my recent decluttering! Don't forget to subscribe that you don't miss any new videos!
*any link with a star was created through the Amazon Associates program.


Sumo is now 11 years old.
I want to thank all players, past and present, and all map makers, past and present. You're the people that made all this possible!
One of the worst rulebreakers who got forgiven too much.
(02-17-2019, 01:17 PM)Redirect Left Wrote: Good News Everyone!
I want to thanks all players, past and present, and all map makers, past and present. You're the people that made all this possible!
I'm so glad I've been a part of this awesome community!
For like 30 more years?
(02-18-2019, 07:00 AM)RoOsTeRKiNg Wrote: For like 30 more years?
Ehh.... Let sumo outlive us all!
(02-19-2019, 03:33 PM)RoOsTeRKiNg Wrote: Ehh.... Let sumo outlive us all!
Its a pleasure for SUMO Community to have me.
My PROness apart, thanku RDL and all the staff members for providing non stop sumo to us.
The Bird of Hermes is my name, eat my wings to keep me tame.


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For years, there's been an ongoing debate surrounding created vs. curated content within the digital marketing arena. Many have argued that one is better than the other, with creators criticizing curators and vice versa.
Some die hard creators believe that curators are just lazy and unoriginal, while advocates of curation feel that creation is a waste of time and money. The truth is, both practices have their benefits and their pitfalls. The secret to truly successful content marketing is knowing when and how to blend the two together.
If you think about it, it's really just common sense. If you went to a financial advisor for advice on how to invest your money, do you think they'd tell you to put all your money in one particular stock or would they tell you to diversify? It's the same with content. Choosing one type over the other might get you positive returns for a while, but at any given point things could change and what you thought was a solid content strategy could suddenly crash and burn right before your very eyes.
What's the Difference between Created and Curated?
So what exactly qualifies as created content and how do we define curated content? Created content is original content that is written or produced by your company and lives on your website, blog, YouTube channel, etc. When you create your own content, you own it. Every piece of content you create represents your company's unique expertise, products, services, insights, and opinions.
Conversely, curated content is content from external sources outside of your company that you share with your audience on your website, blog, or social media channels. It should be relevant and useful to your target audience and demonstrate that you recognize the value that other companies bring to your industry or areas of interest.
Another way to compare the two is like this: content creation is self-promoting, while content curation is cross-promoting.
Again, content creation and content curation both have their advantages and each renders different results. So to truly understand the value of each, it helps to compare them side-by-side. First, let's look at the data. According to research by Convince & Convert, social marketing posts that link to external sites get 33% more clicks than posts that link to company-owned sites. However, posts that link to company websites have a higher click-to-conversion rate (54%) than those that link to external sites. I don't know about you, but most companies I know aren't just after clicks or conversions. They want both. So how can that best be achieved?
It's no surprise that the 'balanced' group, those who utilize created and curated content more equally, fare much better. Although they receive 20% fewer clicks than those in the curators group, they yield 10 times more conversions, more clicks and a slightly higher conversion rate than the creators.
While the data shows that the ideal balance of created to curated content should be anywhere between 25/75 to 50/50, this formula might not apply to all companies or campaigns. Ideally, how you approach content marketing must depend on what you're hoping to achieve, whether that be greater brand awareness, higher search rankings, optimal social engagement, or more conversions. Knowing the differences and usefulness of each type of content will help you make the right decision when developing your next content strategy.
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