text:
2018 Blooper Reel
By Christine Wilson | January 2, 2019
It might be hard to believe, but it sometimes takes us a few tries to get our videos right. We hope you enjoy our (very long) blooper reel from 2018!
Why Videos Are the Best Marketing Tool Right Now
By Christine Wilson | July 12, 2018
When developing your online presence, you want to make sure your company stands out. So how do you capture the attention of your audience, send a clear message, and define who you are? Video is your best marketing tool right now. Let's take a look at a few statistics to see why. The average internet…
Facebook Tests an Influencer Marketing Search Tool
By Sam Dixon | May 25, 2018
Facebook began its first big influencer marketing push in November 2017, when it launched the Facebook Creator app. The company positioned Facebook Creator as "a one stop shop to create and cross-post videos, go live with exclusive features, track your insights, and manage your messages — all in one place." At the same time, it…
Virtual Influencers Can't Replace Actual Human Connection
Lil Miquela is a bona fide Instagram celebrity. A model, activist and recording artist, she has more than a million followers, and partners with brands like Prada and Chanel. Vogue called her "Instagram's latest It Girl." The only thing is: she's not a real person. Miquela is a virtual influencer, a CGI avatar that occupies…
A Guide to YouTube's New Live Streaming Features
By Sam Dixon | March 16, 2018
Last month, YouTube announced a new suite of features to enhance the live streaming video experience. The recent additions include automatic captions for live videos, location tags, and live chat replays after a stream has ended. Here's a quick overview of the new features and how your brand can use them. Automatic Captions for Live…
Top Social Media Trends of 2018
By Sam Dixon | March 2, 2018
At the beginning of every new year, smart marketers set priorities to focus on for the next 12 months. But – like all new year's resolutions – sometimes these good intentions fall by the wayside before Q2 even begins. Take control of your social media strategy for 2018. With the new year already well underway, it's…
Facebook 'Watch' to Offer New Ad Opportunities
By Christine Wilson | August 18, 2017
This month, Facebook announced the launch of Watch, a new video tab that will feature dozens of original shows. "We hope Watch will be home to a wide range of shows — from reality to comedy to live sports. Some will be made by professional creators, and others from regular people in our community," CEO…
Influencer Infused Events
By Christine Wilson | May 12, 2017
Last week I was standing in a room full of excited influencers as they looked at a client's products and sipped on signature cocktails. There was a buzz in the room and we were all having a great time. The group was hand selected by my team and included a variety of influencers that could…
What's With Video on Instagram?
By Christine Wilson | March 22, 2017
All I talk about these days is video- GIFs, Boomerangs, live streaming, informational, funny, unexpected, social quality, 360 degree, and more. We are creating a ton of amazing videos for our clients and for ourselves and our organic reach and engagement is better than ever on Facebook. But what is happening on Instagram? Our strategists…
5 Live Streaming Video Tips
By Christine Wilson | March 3, 2017
Live streaming video is an excellent way to show off your brand's expertise, build a stronger connection with your audience, and create highly engaging content. It's one of our top three priorities for 2017 – and it's only getting more affordable and accessible. Facebook is even expanding its monetization options for live streaming video, allowing…
info@mtomconsulting.com
200 Little Falls St. Suite 405
DC | Colorado
Influencer Promotion Submissions
Influencers Apply to Participate
© 2019 MtoM Consulting. All Rights Reserved, MtoM Consulting
Facebook Twitter Google Linkedin Pinterest Youtube Instagram Rss


The Law Offices of Janice L. Berman is a general practice law firm focusing on family law. One of the areas of law in which our family law clients return to us for help is estate planning. Often, there are estate planning issues that must be considered during divorce and division of property. Our Niles law firm also represents new clients with estate planning needs.
If we do not engage in estate planning, our wishes may not be honored when we pass away and may, in fact, be violated. If you do not want heroic lifesaving measures, it needs to be in writing. If you don't want a chemically addicted adult child of yours to inherit wealth, it needs to be in writing. If you trust your cousin to act as your trustee, but not your parent, it needs to be in writing.
Please contact our law firm for any of the estate planning matters shown below.
Simple will: A document that provides for the distribution of your assets and does not include itemized gifts to specific individuals. This typically leaves everything to a spouse or the adult children.
Will: A legal document stating your wishes concerning the disposal of your property after death. This may leave specific property to specific people.
Living will: Also called a healthcare directive, it states what end-of-life measures are or are not acceptable to you.
Revocable trust: A device holds funds or assets (managed by a trustee) with an expiration date or termination condition, such as an adult child turning age 30 or graduating from college.
Power of attorney: A legal document that gives one person the right to act legally on behalf of another person.
Probate administration: Acting as an executor (probate administrator) to distribute the funds and property listed in a will to the appropriate people.
Contact Niles estate planning attorney Janice L. Berman or call 847-292-9900. We look forward to helping you.


text:
Andrew Bossey showcases toughness, determination playing through injury for Scituate
Greg Dudek
FOXBORO -- Andrew Bossey has a different interpretation of what it means to play at 100 percent health.
Outsiders would almost unanimously say the senior captain and running back of the Scituate High football team is far from that distinction since he recently returned from a sports hernia injury only to play in the Sailors last two playoff games with a grade one sprain of his medial collateral ligament in his knee. It isn't ruled out that he tore his MCL, either.
But with an unquestioned toughness, Bossey has shrugged off his newest ailment and certainly hasn't let it deter him from getting out onto the field, or thinking that he's not at full strength while continuing to make an impact for the Sailors.
More:For high school football players, there's no place like Gillette Stadium
More:HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Everything to know about the 8 MIAA Super Bowls at Gillette Stadium
"I kind of was able to shake it off," said Bossey as he suffered the knee injury in Scituate's Division 4 state quarterfinal win over Ashland on Nov. 12. "Came out for a few plays. Missed not even a quarter, but it didn't impact me at all really or how I felt. I played in the last game too against Grafton. I'm ready to go. Hundred percent. I'm excited."
Bossey is not playing mind games when it comes to how he feels about his injury status as he and the rest of the Sailors prepare for a Super Bowl showdown against Patriot League rival Duxbury at Gillette Stadium on Friday (7:30 p.m.).
More:Picking the winners of all eight MIAA high school football state championships
Bossey won't give an inch, not letting his banged up body serve as an excuse from keeping him from playing his final high school football game.
"I'm 100 percent," Bossey reaffirmed. "I'm ready to go. I can't wait."
Dealing with injuries isn't a foreign concept for Bossey this season. Prior to the campaign, he felt something was wrong while Scituate made a run during the 7-on-7 New England Regional this summer.
But Bossey pushed through and played the majority of the season with a sports hernia. Bossey finally needed rest to heal from the injury by the middle of October and missed the final two weeks of the regular season before sitting out the opening round of the state tournament as well.
More:Logan Verhaegen cements himself as one of the very best to play football at Middleboro
For Bossey, who still finished second on the team with 699 yards rushing to go along with six touchdowns, it wasn't an easy task to be relegated to the sideline, but it provided him with plenty of motivation to have a triumphant return.
"It was obviously very difficult watching everybody go out there and play," Bossey said. "It's just not a feeling you want to have. It's given me an extra will to get back and to get back to 100 percent and it's made me be more grateful for the opportunities that I get. It's pushed me to want to be better."
When Bossey suited back up against Ashland, he didn't make it through an entire quarter without sustaining another injury. It happened late in the opening frame as Bossey took a handoff and felt a body under him while being brought down awkwardly.
Bossey, who was checked out by the training staff and was clear to go back into the game, didn't know the severity of his knee injury until halftime when he was re-evaluated. Hearing the risks of continuing to play didn't dissuade Bossey from shouldering on and seeing him back on the field for the second half came as a surprise to Scituate coach Herb Devine.
More:HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Stars align again as Scituate tops Ashland for Division 4 semi berth
"I thought he would be done because I thought it was the hernia reacted again," Devine said. "Then I find out later on, like halfway through the third quarter, that he tore his MCL. I was like, 'Oh, great.' But he kept battling, kept playing and he fought through it."
Like Devine, star senior Keegan Sullivan at first thought his teammate and close friend would not be able to continue on. Instead, Devine and Sullivan had a front-row seat to the perseverance Bossey displayed.
Despite the injury, Bossey managed to play a significant factor in the 21-14 victory over the Clockers as he carried the ball 19 times for 134 yards and a touchdown.
"I thought he wasn't going to play," Sullivan said. "But that's just him though. He battles through everything that he faces. I was really, really proud of him to battle through that and just be there for all of us."
With his knee and leg heavily wrapped the following week for the state semifinal matchup against Grafton, Bossey aided in another important win by running for 41 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.
More:HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Keegan Sullivan's fourth-quarter TD propels Scituate to Super Bowl
The performance from Bossey was just another example of his sheer determination to not let an injury stop him for what he set out to do.
"I've always just been able to push through injuries whether it's a broken finger, small things," Bossey said. "If I can play, I'm going to play. I'll test it and I'll always be able to figure it out."
While the Sailors don't need extra motivation to try to capture their second Super Bowl title since 2018, Devine believes Bossey's tenaciousness and grit to play through an injury will uplift his teammates.
"To have those types of injuries and still continue to play and try to get back on the field has been pretty outstanding to see him go out there and do what he can," Devine said.
Bossey is hoping to use the extra time off -- there's almost two weeks between the game against Grafton and the state final -- to heal up by rehabbing his injured knee with rest and physical therapy.
But regardless of how his knee feels once the title bout comes, Bossey will be ready to go and to prove the injury is an obstacle he can overcome once again.
"I just always want to show people that I can do what I've always done, whether injury or not," Bossey said. "I'm always 100 percent."

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl