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Cryptocurrency predictions for 2019
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Cryptocurrency predictions for 2019 companies, like American bitcoin mining business Gigawatt, filed for bankruptcy.
The blockchain-powered social media platform Steemit recently laid off 70 percent of its staff. As the prices of cryptocurrencies drop, mining them becomes less profitable, and investor interest wanes.
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It has lined the supermarket shelves for decades, but what does SPAM stand for?
We bet you’ve never even thought about SPAM’s meaning before now, and we wouldn’t blame ya.
But people are just discovering that the little cans of meat actually has a backstory behind its name…
SPAM was first launched as a way to provide meat on the cheap during the Great Depression, as is explained on the Hormel Foods website.
First sold in 1937 by food company Hormel Foods, who are based in Minnesota, the rectangular patty is often the butt of the joke, dubbed a ‘mystery meat’ by chefs and shoppers alike.
But the real mystery isn’t actually what’s in the can (pork, water, salt, potato starch, sugar, and sodium nitrate), it’s what SPAM stands for.
“On a whim, I purchased canned meat,” joked one person online. “With the first taste, I understood SPAM was an acronym for Salt Preserves Any Meat.”
Whilst another wrote: “Back in the day people would tell you SPAM was an acronym for Squirrel, Possum, and Mice and you would just have to believe it until the internet was invented.”
“I just learned that SPAM is an acronym for Sizzle Pork And Mmm,” joked a third.
It goes without saying, neither of these are correct.
According to reports from TIME, SPAM is in fact a portmanteau of ‘spiced ham’, dreamed up by actor Ken Daigneau, who is brother of an exec at Hormel.
Daigneau is said to have thought of the name during a competition, and apparently as soon as he said ‘SPAM’, Hormel knew it was the right choice.
“I knew then and there that the name was perfect,” Eater reports he said.
What started off as a World War Two food with an incredibly durable shelf life is today a food sold in 44 countries.
We wonder how many people buying it have any idea what its name means…
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Nonwovens & Converting
Techtextil is the next exhibition on the calendar for absorbent solutions provider Technical Absorbents (TAL). Hailed as the main technical textiles and nonwovens trade fairs, the event in Frankfurt is expected to be the biggest in the exhibitions history and will cover the whole industry spectrum with its 12 different application areas. The event attracted nearly 30,000 visitors in 2011, and so TAL is preparing for a busy three days. Techtextil takes place at Messe Frankfurt from 11-13 June.
Fibre based materials manufacturer Ahlstrom, reports it is strengthening its focus on wallcoverings by continuing to invest in both new product development and production facilities.
Procter & Gamble, the company behind consumer brands including Pampers, Gillette, Ariel and Tide has announced that 45 of its facilities have now achieved zero manufacturing waste to landfill, which marks a major step towards the company’s long-term vision of sending zero manufacturing and consumer waste to landfills. P&G says that over the past 5 years its work to find worth in waste has created over $1 billion in value for the company.
Lenzing will be focussing on the hygiene sector when it showcases its speciality fibres at this year’s IDEA13 which takes place in Miami, Florida from 23-25 April. The Austrian fibre producer will place special emphasis on Tencel and particularly its new hydrophobic fibre Tencel Biosoft for hygiene applications in line with the slogan - Green solutions for hygiene products.
Nominations are open for the 2013 World of Wipes Innovation Award, which recognizes and rewards innovation within the entire wipes value chain that utilizes nonwoven fabrics in a way that expands the usage of nonwovens.
A new publication from Textile Media Services – Agrotextiles: A growing landscape with huge potential – provides a unique overview of woven, knitted and nonwoven fabrics and other textiles used in agriculture, forestry, horticulture, floriculture and landscape gardening, as well as in fishing and aquaculture. These include fabrics for livestock protection, shading, weed and insect control, and for extending the growing season of plants and crops.
Lenzing has succeeded in achieving the second best business result in its history in the 2012 financial year in spite of difficult market conditions in its core fibre business. The Austrian company’s Annual Report published today says that this can be attributed to new record fibre sales volumes and good performance of its specialty Tencel fibre. Readers can download the full Lenzing Group Annual Report 2012 at the foot of this article.
Monadnock Non-Wovens LLC (MNW), a subsidiary of Monadnock Paper Mills, has called for a ubiquitous global standard for surgical face masks. Established in 1999 to meet the fast growing air and liquid filtration, medical face mask and healthcare markets, MNW is a global supplier and is ISO 9001:2008 certified.
Market leaders in the sportswear sector will present specialist technologies at Texprocess, the leading international trade fair for processing textile and flexible materials from 10-13 June this year in Frankfurt, Germany, in co-location with Techtextil, the international trade fair for technical textiles and nonwovens. The following text, provided by the show’s organiser summarises some of the leading technologies which will be exhibited.
Ahlstrom has entered into a collaboration agreement with Dow Water & Process Solutions (DW&PS), a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company, to use its Ahlstrom Disruptor technology in drinking water applications. Ahlstrom Disruptor, a new category of nonwoven media that filters water with the efficiency of a membrane but a higher flow rates and many times less pressure drop, is a unique nanoalumina technology designed for a wide range of water filtration applications.


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London: If you're stuck on what to buy friends and relatives from the UK living abroad this Christmas you can breathe a sigh of relief – and send them some fresh air. Literally.Bottles of 'fresh air' from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales can be shipped for £25 and are being marketed as the perfect gift for homesick Britons living overseas over the festive period. Bottles featuring air captured on the London Underground and air from the inside of a busy Norfolk fish and chip shop are also available.Is it a very early April Fools joke? No, this is a real offer and the bottles are being snapped up.The company behind the deal, My Baggage, explained that 'each 500ml of air comes with a cork stopper so the owners can open (it) for a moment, take a breath and quickly close again, allowing many weeks or even months of use'.My Baggage added that it is also willing to fulfil special customer requests by bottling air 'from any UK location'.Apparently, it has already fulfilled an order of air 'from the misty summit of Snowdonia' for a homesick Welshman living down under.The firm said that it decided to launch the bottled air range following research linking smells to emotional memories.It added: 'While many UK residents hanker after a new exciting life in another country, relocating leaves some pining for home.''The hope is that a bottle of air from one of our home nations will ease homesickness and make settling into a new country that much easier.' Some parents, though, are seemingly ordering the bottles to tempt much-missed sons and daughters back to British shores. A spokesman said: 'Many Brits have a dream of moving abroad and the exciting thing about our work at My Baggage is that we help make those dreams come true.' 'But we know from our customer feedback that a small but significant number of Britons who move abroad do experience homesickness.' 'We wanted to help them reconnect with home and we know from published research that our sense of smell is very evocative when it comes to emotions.' 'By allowing recipients to take a deep breath of the air from their home country, we're hoping to ease homesickness and help them settle into their new life, wherever that may be.' 'The smells Britons miss might surprise some. Orders for the fish and chip shop air have been strong while the London Underground air is one of our best sellers and seems to be popular with ex-commuters who perhaps want to remind themselves of what they're missing.' My Baggage isn't the first to market fresh air. For starters, a company called Swissbreeze began selling bottles of fresh Swiss mountain air in 2018. To order the My Baggage air visit www.mybaggage.com/shipping/air.


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Outlook The first-day crowds may have been huge, but has Westfield, the giant shopping centre operator, chosen just about the worst moment to open Europe's largest retail mall in East London? After all, the Institute of Fiscal Studies warned on Monday that household incomes are likely to remain depressed for a decade.
The answer is no. For one thing, Westfield's gamble has already paid off – the centre is almost completely let to big-name retailers. For another, the site, adjacent to the Olympic Park, makes this a different proposition.
Putting those thoughts aside, however, Westfield's new opening is smart because it is in the right place. Forget the statistics about incomes in the London Borough of Newham, for Stratford has almost unrivalled transport links that mean its net will be cast far and wide.
Westfield Stratford can succeed, even in an economic environment where the retail battle is for share of a static market. But its success will be at the expense of less well-placed rivals – shops in central London, the Canary Wharf complex and the Lakeside and Bluewater centres that sit either side of the Thames estuary.Reuse content


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Beginning Friday, the grounds at Fair Market will transform into a motorists dream come true, with a showcase of purpose-built machines from vintage road racing motorcycles to modern custom motorcycles and everything in between. But bikes are only one part of the celebration. The show also offers a curated selection of art by artists worldwide and live entertainment including The American Motordrome Wall of Death—a performance of death-defying stunts on vintage machines every hour.
After the warm reception of last year’s show, Revival Cycles decided to extend this year’s event by a day meaning, a significantly larger number of motorcycles on display, more mediums of art, and an improved venue and services. And while the show might continue to expand and grow over the years, the heart of the event remains the same: to celebrate craftsmanship.
“Our goal is to bring universal awareness to the individually fulfilling craft of creating something with one’s own hands,” Joey Ornelas from Revival Cycles says. “Motorcycles, photography and metalwork just happen to be our stock-in-trade, but we strive to embrace, encourage and inspire builders and creators in all mediums of all skill-sets and interests.”
Watch some highlights of last year’s fest and get psyched for this weekend here!
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FunFair Technologies, a decentralized casino provider, today announced it has launched its new crypto wallet with an updated user interface which now supports any browser and any device.
The new ERC20, non-custodial FunFair Wallet was specifically developed to provide a seamless user experience for existing and new players using the native FUN token for gambling across its CasinoFair and Crypto Casino brands.
FunFair’s first live casino brand, CasinoFair, has also relaunched its brand identity in-line with the new wallet and UI. It now features a more vibrant and progressive design.
“Since launch, we’ve maintained our position as the most progressive blockchain casino provider and the launch of the bespoke FunFair Wallet and second-generation platform interface will confirm this position as we strive for mass adoption. Onboarding has been a struggle across the wider decentralized sector but our new wallet, built specifically for use at our partner casinos, will fix this immediately with a seamless, recognizable sign-up process, straightforward security features and simple crypto funding choices.”
– Jez San, CEO at FunFair Technologies
FunFair Technologies was founded in 2017 by gaming veterans Jez San, Jeremy Longley, and Oliver Hopton. Just 15 months after a token presale which generated $26 million in contributions, the FunFair platform went live with the launch of its first casino.


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Mumbai: Zee Studios on Friday announced its first non-fungible token (NFT) drop on its own NFT store. The film studio has partnered with software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform NFTically who facilitated the creation and launch of the NFT. The token has been integrated with the blockchain Polygon.
A non-fungible token is a digital collectible that shows that the holder has ownership of a unique virtual item such as online pictures and videos. Through this NFT, Zee Studios will share a plethora of exclusive assets with their fans across the world, said the statement.
“It is a defining moment for us to become the first film studio in India to launch NFTs and this initiative ties in with our future-facing plans. Zee Studios will provide NFTs for cinema lovers and collectors through its repository of the strong lineup of film content," said Zee Studios, chief business officer, Shariq Patel.
“Our mission is to revolutionise the NFT space by making it accessible to everyone – celebrities, influencers, artists, and enterprises," said NFTically, chief executive officer and founder, Toshendra Sharma. "With a clear focus on NFT awareness and the platform (UX), we aim to connect people with their favourite collectibles, artists, and objects. NFT market-related transactions are soaring to new heights every day and given our relationship with art, culture, and emotion, India can be the epicentre of the NFT uprising."
“World is thrilled about digitised art. We see major traction across the globe and India is ripening to this phenomenon," said EMC worldwide, chief executive officer and founder, Navin Shah. "We are at the right time to explore multiple opportunities with NFT. We are happy to bring in this first NFT with NFTically and look forward to bringing in many more in coming times."


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Charlotte Russe Is Officially Going Out Of Business
Charlotte Russe posted a notice on their website that they’re “Going out of business” and “all stores” are closing.
It seems that the fashion store that once sponsored a line of clothing by stylist Eric Daman, known for his work on Gossip Girl as reported by Glamour, couldn’t keep its doors open.
According to a report by USA Today, news that the fashion retailer was struggling came a few years ago when the company announced that it had worked a deal to handle their current debts.
Whatever arrangement they had made didn’t seem to work because on February 4, the San Diego-based company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
According to the US Courts website, Chapter 11 means the company is seeking to reorganize by either partnering with another company or seeking a sale or merger. Upon reorganization, they then propose a new plan or deal to pay off existing debts.
For many companies, it’s a last ditch effort to prevent themselves from going out of business as it can buy them time to get their affairs in order. Often a merger or sale can bring in new business leaders or an influx of cash needed to get the company back on track.
Twinkie maker Hostess is an example of how this can work to keep a company afloat during hard times.
Unfortunately for the line of chain mall stores, it didn’t work. The intention was for the owners of Charlotte Russe to find a buyer before February 17 to take on the company and its debts in order to remain open, hence the filing for Chapter 11.
It seems the company was unable to find a buyer, which left only one option – sell off all remaining merchandise and close the doors forever.
According to Brian Cashman, chief restructuring officer, the company failed to tap into online shopping and connect with its customers digitally.
“…shifted too far towards fashion basic, did not effectively reposition their e-commerce business and social media engagement strategy for success and growth, and failed to rationalize expenses related to store operations to better balance brick-and-mortar operations with necessary e-commerce investments.”
There’s no word on what will happen to the kid’s clothing store Peek that is controlled by Charlotte Russe.
The world of fashion business is cutthroat with lots of competitors vying for customer dollars. Charlotte Russe’s inability or unwillingness to move online is likely what caused their downfall as the majority of their target demographic, teens and young women in their 20s, are forgoing mall shopping for online shopping.
While the online store has officially closed down forever, fans of Charlotte Russe still have a chance to go to their local store and buy whatever stock remains, perhaps at discounted liquidation prices.


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Michael Hill International, the jewellery retailer founded by its namesake, lifted sales 7.8 percent in the first quarter as its performance in New Zealand, Australia, and Canada continued to improve, making up for a dip in US revenue.
Group sales from all stores rose to A$130.3 million in the three months to Sept. 30, from A$120.9 million in the same quarter in 2016. Same-store sales grew 3.5 percent to A$122.7 million in the three months.
Michael Hill same-store sales rose 3.8 percent to A$120.3 million in the first quarter, while Emma & Roe same-store sales dropped 12 percent to A$2.4 million. Total store sales for the Michael Hill chain increased 7.4 percent to A$126.9 million in the quarter, while Emma & Roe total sales jumped 27 percent to A$3.5 million in the period.
In the latest financial year, the jewellery company boosted annual profit by two thirds as its Michael Hill chain grew steadily in its main markets of Australia and New Zealand and recorded stronger growth in Canada. Still, its troubled US business and its fledgeling Emma & Roe chain posted wider losses.
In the first quarter of 2018, the Michael Hill brand traded well in Canada, up 7.6 percent in same-store sales in local currency in the quarter with total store sales growth of 22 percent to C$26.6 million dollars. Same-store and total sales for the brand also rose in New Zealand and Australia, but in the US same-store sales dropped 9 percent to US$2.6 million while total sales fell 15 percent.
There were 313 Michael Hill stores trading at the end of September, with 10 opened in the period. Three opened in Australia with a further three planned for the December quarter; one opened in New Zealand; six opened in Canada, and another will open in this quarter, with the company looking for "high quality sites" to determine future openings there.
Emma & Roe had 30 stores at the end of the quarter, with one having opened in the period, and is the final stages of a brand review, the company said. In its annual results, the company said losses from the brand had exceeded expectations and it would likely adjust the brand, which sells charm bracelets and accessories, in the current financial year.
Dual-listed Michael Hill shares gained 2.5 percent to $1.21 on the NZX, and have shed 8.5 percent this year.
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ELBERTON, GA. - Bubba Foods LLC may be adding space to its meat processing plant in Elberton, Ga., and officials say the move would bring about 35 more jobs to the area.
The company will be able to produce 100 million Bubba Burgers each year after the expansion. It has been operating in Elberton for more than 10 years.
Billy Morris, the president and CEO of Bubba Foods, said the expansion would add a freezer and about 46,000 square feet to the plant. He said the expansion will create 10 jobs in the food warehouse and 25 production jobs. The production jobs include meat grinding and boxing products, he said.
"One of the reasons we are reinvesting in the facility in Elberton is the caliber of employees that Elbert County provides to us are excellent," Morris said. "We have found it is a very good place to do business."
He said business is going so well for the company that officials need to add an extra freezer in Elberton to store the extra burgers they want to produce. The company saw business grow 10 percent over the past year, he said.
Morris said that the Elberton plant is the only place the company produces burgers. He wanted to thank Larry Guest, the mayor of Elberton, for his support of Bubba Foods.
The company could begin construction of the addition in late spring, Morris said.
The development authority is to meet Friday at the Elbert County Chamber of Commerce/ Economic Development Office at 104 Heard Street in Elberton to discuss the possible addition. The company employs about 110 people in the winter and 170 people in the summer at the plant on 1208 Progress Boulevard in Elberton.
Anna Grant-Jones, executive director of the Development Authority of Elbert County, Elberton and Bowman, said the development authority will meet with the intention of passing a resolution expressing the intent to issue bonds to pay for the expansion. The company was created in Elberton, she said, by a local entrepreneur.
"That company has grown from a small business to an industry," Grant-Jones said. "Those jobs are important to this county."
Phyllis Brooks, president of the Elbert County Chamber of Commerce, said Bubba Foods is a sound company that is known all over the nation. She is glad to have the company's presence in the area, she said.
"I'm really excited about the expansion that is going to be happening at Bubba Foods," Brooks said. "We are glad to have Bubba Foods in Elbert County. The potential jobs it will create will definitely help the economy in Elbert County."
Bubba Foods sells its frozen burgers to many major grocery store chains including Bi-Lo, Krogers and Publix, according to company officials. The products are sold across the nation including in southern California, the Ohio Valley and the Southeast.
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The Terrace Off Road Cycling Association (TORCA) welcomed a well-known figure in the mountain biking realm to town this weekend.
Nate Hills, an American professional racer and online influencer, has been sent by the Mountain Bike Tourism Association to capture footage of himself riding trails along Highway 16. He made his first stop in Terrace on June 21.
“We’re basically trying to highlight the riding communities that are north of the typical Whistler,” says Hills. “I’ve been riding bikes forever and what gets me most excited about riding is traveling… anytime I can experience [both] the culture and the trails, that’s what I remember most.”
Hills has been competitively biking since 2001 and in the last few years, began building his online platform by blogging and filming his mountain bike adventures. He quickly gathered thousands of subscribers via Youtube as many tuned in to his channel for ‘#FollowCamFridays’ where for two years straight every week and still ongoing, he’s been releasing a video featuring a bike trail often high on the list for adrenaline-seekers.
“I’m still technically a professional racer, but now I can reach a lot of people so to kind of blend the two together to like one big thing is crazy,” he says. “I’m just an average guy, I think that’s more relatable than like a lot of the really high-end production runs that people can’t really relate to.”
With simple camera gear set up in the front and the back of his bike, he says many people are drawn to his episodes because they can picture themselves in it. Many extreme riders curiously dissect the techniques that Hills and his friends use when cycling fast on difficult trails, especially if it’s one they’re thinking of conquering.
By being one of the first to offer a preview of a “catalog” of trails with stability action camera shots, he says the timing was right when he launched his social media career. There’s wasn’t anyone doing what he was online, so his content quickly gained fandom and popularity amongst both bike-enthusiasts and sponsors — and became his full-time job.
“It resonates with the average mountain bikers but we’re riding high speed and they can relate to this experience… And they can aspire to that,” Hills says. “It’s basically just getting more people excited about riding and keeping it organic… this is what you can do too, it’s not intimidating.”
In Terrace, Hills was taken for a few rides with TORCA members, touring trails Steinhoe, Downtube, Shangri-La, Maroon Mountain and even the new beginner loop, Hey Bear.
And for any young, eager riders, Hills says they shouldn’t feel the need to own expensive gear to explore, that any bike is better than no bike.
“Just go ride your bike and have fun, don’t sweat the small stuff… have a good attitude about it and have fun with your friends.”
Hills will also be visiting Smithers, Burns Lake and Prince George during his trip in northern B.C.


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So far we’ve only seen one colorway of the Under Armour Curry Two hit retailers as the Energy colorway that Steph wore during the 3-point contest during All Star Weekend is available now exclusively through Foot Locker with a a global release taking place on March 6th.
Adding to the colorways of the Curry Two Low are these new options that you see above. First we have the Essential colorway which comes in a combination of black and grey and is expected to release on March 5th. Next is the Hook colorway that comes with an olive upper with orange and black detailing and is expected to release on March 19th. Last but not least we have the all-white Chef colorway which is still awaiting a release date.
What colorway are you looking forward to the most? Make sure you bookmark our Under Armour Curry Two launch page for all the latest news, images, videos and more.
All of these colorways of the Curry Two Low should be embraced by fans of the original. The all-white colorway will be a perfect option for the Summer.


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The show is called CES 2018.
The Consumer Technology Association estimates about 170,000 people will attend. About one-third of them are reported to come from countries other than the United States.
The show takes place every January. It was formerly called The International Consumer Electronics Show, or CES.
More than 4,000 businesses are demonstrating products in areas such as gaming, self-driving cars, digital health, artificial intelligence and robotics.
One of the biggest stars at CES 2018 is the voice-controlled digital assistant. While the technology is not new, many companies are showing off the latest in virtual assistants.
Devices controlled by digital assistants – especially those activated by voice - were already big sellers in 2017. This year, Google, Amazon and Apple are expected to release even more products to keep up with rising demand.
Digital assistants are powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning technology. They are designed to learn user preferences over time and then "think" and act on their own.
Some of the biggest developments in technology have come in the area of home automation. Amazon Echo, Google Home, Apple's HomePod and Microsoft's Cortana are a few examples of voice-activated devices. All include "smart" speakers that "talk" to users inside the home and can perform operations.
一些技术上的最新发展已经进入了家居智能化领域。Amazon Echo、Google Home和苹果公司的Homepod以及微软公司的Cortana就是声控设备的一些例子。所有这些设备都包括与屋内用户对话并可以执行操作的智能音箱。
Experts with the Consumer Technology Association say sales of smart speakers are expected to nearly double in 2018, to $3.8 billion. "That market is not just heating up. It is a wildfire," researcher Steve Koenig told Agence France-Presse.
The internet-linked products can play music or find information when asked questions. They can also control equipment such as lighting, cameras, televisions and temperature controllers.
Among new "smart" home products to be released at the CES are voice-controlled washing machines, refrigerators, showers and toilets.
Some businesses will demonstrate robots that are designed to help people do things or attend to their needs. New virtual-reality and augmented-reality technologies will also be shown. Many of these will be aimed at video gamers or sports lovers seeking to feel like they are more involved in the game.
CES is also traditionally the place for major electronics manufacturers to demonstrate their newest televisions. In an effort to get people to buy, companies are continuing to advertise new technologies, including "4K," ″HDR" and "OLED." Many of the televisions launched this year will come with voice controls.
The show also has many new physical fitness and health-related devices. Some are designed to help people create the best personal fitness plans to reach their goals.
Wearable health devices are equipped to study and measure body conditions, while others help recognize signs of disease.
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Vizzy becomes official hard seltzer of pickleball
Vizzy Hard Seltzer has been named the official hard seltzer of pickleball, America’s fastest-growing sport.
A new national partnership with the Professional Pickleball Association makes Molson Coors Beverage Company the league’s exclusive beer, hard seltzer and flavoured malt beverage sponsor, and Vizzy its first-ever hard seltzer sponsorship.
Molson Coors will pair the company’s lineup of beer, hard seltzer and non-alcohol beverages with the up-and-coming sport.
“When watching a sport like pickleball, you need something just as bold and fun, which is why we’re so excited to match the wide variety of the Molson Coors portfolio with the PPA as their official alcohol beverage partner,” says Bill Averill, Molson Coors’ vice president of field marketing.
“Led by our vibrant and flavourful Vizzy Hard Seltzer family, which includes everything from tropical fruit to mimosa flavours, we can’t wait to serve a whole new vibe on and off the court and establish Vizzy as the leading hard seltzer playing in pickleball.”
Vizzy, America’s No. 5-selling hard seltzer, according to IRI, will show up as pickleball’s official hard seltzer with on-site event activations, out-of-home advertising, retail and merchandise, as well as digital and social media influencer content.
In addition to Vizzy, Molson Coors will showcase brands including Miller Lite and offerings from its above-premium innovation portfolio, like Simply Spiked Lemonade, at select PPA tournaments across the country. And Molson Coors will bring non-alc brands like ZOA and ZenWTR to pickleball fans, as well.
Described as a cross between tennis, badminton and ping-pong, pickleball has been around since the 1960s, but saw a national resurgence during the pandemic.
Since then it’s exploded in popularity, drawing in 4.6 million players – yes, they’re called picklers – and growing to become the nation’s fastest-growing sport, according to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association.
And while picklers have historically skewed older, the fastest-growing demographic among players is those age 21-34, Vizzy’s core consumers, according to statistics from USA Pickleball.
“Teaming up with the PPA was a no-brainer for Vizzy – pickleball is sweeping the country right now because it’s bringing a totally unexpected mashup to the world of sports,” says Liz Cramton, Molson Coors’ marketing director for Vizzy. “As a hard seltzer that stands for bold flavour combos in every can, Vizzy is a perfect match for pickleball, and we can’t wait to be the hard seltzer that plays there first.”
For Vizzy, the partnership with PPA is its latest foray into the sports arena. The hard seltzer already is served and advertised at several professional baseball and football stadiums. Now it’s staking out a presence with pickleball and its rapidly growing fanbase.


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Biz Stone is flying back to the nest.
In a blog post Tuesday, Stone said he is heading back to Twitter where he'll fill the "Biz shaped hole" he left behind. His top focus, according to the post, is to guide company culture.
Stone will join Jack Dorsey, another of Twitter's co-founders, at the social network, which has a huge cultural presence but has struggled to attract regular users and advertiser dollars. Dorsey has been trying to turn Twitter around since he returned in 2015.
The serial entrepreneur is free to take a new job after selling his most recent company, search engine Jelly, to online scrapbooking site Pinterest in March. Stone says the deal didn't require him to stick around.


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Supermarket chain Foodstuffs North Island has launched an online shopping application, initially for New World Mt Roskill, enabling customers to have their orders home delivered at prescribed times or to pick them up from the store via an outdoor click-and-collect locker system.
More than 20 years after rival Countdown launched its digital offering, Chris Quin, Foodstuffs North Island chief executive, said the new I shop New World app was now available to download and use but initially only at the one store.
Customers wanting home deliveries would get a two-hour time frame in which to receive the goods directly, or can drive to the May Rd store and pick them up from a new secure pin-code entry bank of 10 exterior lockers facing the car park, with special dedicated parking bays, Quin said.
That was designed specially for people who did not want to get children out of their vehicles, he said.
Store owner Aaron Scanes said his area included Mt Eden, Sandringham, New Lynn, Blockhouse Bay and Mt Roskill and he welcomed the scheme, saying it offered customers a new level of choice and convenience.
Of Foodstuffs' timing compared to rival Countdown, Quin said: "It's very clear we're behind them when we're launching but we think what we're launching is right for now."
New World Eastridge is next online, then five more stores.
Sally Copland, Countdown's head of online, said that business had offered the service for more than 20 years and had same-day shopping, either delivered to home or picked up from 184 stores nationally.
"We pushed the boundaries in 1996 with 100 people shopping online using a floppy disk. Today Countdown is the largest online retailer in New Zealand, fulfilling thousands of orders each day for more than 100,000 Kiwis who regularly choose us to pick, pack and deliver fresh, quality products to their homes," Copland said.
Prices are the same in-store as online, she said.
"We understand the whole service from end-to-end. It's not just about a website, so we can see why launching this project has taken the competition longer than they anticipated more than a year ago. We've built our knowledge and understanding over 20 years so that we now have total network coverage and a service that is trusted and valued by our online shoppers," she said.
Quin said the app was for Android and Apple phones and tablets.
People can order up until 10pm for delivery or pick up the next day, he said. Delivering items such as alcohol meant the orders had to be handed directly to customers at their door and most goods will be delivered in supermarket bags unless customers specifically asked for recycled cardboard cartons.
Store owner/operators would only have to spend "a few tens of thousands" of dollars to gear up for the service, purchasing the new trolley system with its electronic gear and vans, Quin predicted.
"Store owners love it," he said. In Britain, about 6 per cent of supermarket grocery revenue was from online sales and 35 per cent of customers shopped online.
Customers with the new app launched today can browse virtual shelves and add items to their basket through drag and drop function, Quin said.
"Features include the ability to create and save multiple shopping lists, so there's no need to start from scratch every time, save multiple addresses so you can shop and deliver groceries for family or friends and securely save multiple credit card details," he said.
Mandarins can be chosen by weight or number.
"We've been trialling a click-and-collect service at our New World Thorndon and Levin stores for a couple of years now, which has given us lots of useful insights into how our customers use the service," he said.
Foodstuffs intends to expand the test area in Auckland and Wellington and plans to develop a web version.
Scanes said establishing the scheme and running the pilot via the launch had cost "a six-figure sum", below $200,000. Establishment costs included buying equipment as well as staff and investing in training as the pilot scheme for the whole programme, he said.


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November 9, 2010 (AFP) – A Sri Lankan government campaign against bread and other wheat products has forced some 2,000 bakers out of business and left many more under threat, an industry body said Tuesday. The All Ceylon Bakery Owners’ Association said more than a quarter of bakers in the island had closed down this year because of high taxes and other government moves to discourage imported wheat.
“The government has intensified a campaign against bread,” association president N.K. Jayawardena said. “One minister has equated eating bread to ‘terrorism’. This is absurd.”
The government has raised taxes on wheat imports twice in the past three months in a bid to discourage bread and encourage the consumption of locally-produced rice, the staple food in the island of 20 million people.
Colombo argues that eating rice is healthier than consuming bread and other wheat-based products, which earlier this month it ordered should not be served at state hospitals, prisons and schools.
The country, led by all-powerful President Mahinda Rajapakse, spent over 250 million dollars on wheat imports in 2009.
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"The cell phone is the platform that is leading the way in growing the casual gaming market," Kathy Vrabeck, president of EA Casual Entertainment and 1985 graduate of DePauw University, tells Creativity. The magazine provides an "in depth look at the evolving gaming industry," and how its "expanded audience has meant a whole new way of thinking about gaming for developers, marketers and players."
Vrabeck says, "Games like Tetris, Bejeweled and Solitaire appeal to a broad audience and have been the defining applications on cell phones to date. Newer handsets with larger screens are enabling advanced 3D graphics as well as connected and multiplayer features, a dramatic increase from the black and white games of just a few years ago. This evolution will expand the types of games that can be video game clipart.gifoffered on handsets and should attract new consumers to cell phone gaming."


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Spotify reports 29% growth in paid subscribers in 20191 min read 05 Feb 2020, 09:06 PM IST
In 2020, Spotify expects a slowdown in the growth of its premium subscriber base
Spotify says it has over 700,000 podcast titles on the platform now and consumption of these grew by 200% year-on-year
Music streaming service Spotify today reported a 31% growth in its monthly active user (MAUs) base year-on-year. The company, in its Q4 2019 earnings report, said it now has 271 million MAUs worldwide. 124 million of these are paid subscribers, which is a 29% growth year-on-year.
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Brewery and pub operator Marston’s to be granted self-supply licence in new water market
Martson’s PLC – which operates more than 1,600 pubs, bars and lodges – will supply its own water and wastewater services, making it the third company in England to be granted a self-supply licence by economic regulator Ofwat.
The new open water market launched in April 2017 and is the largest of its kind in the world. The market allows eligible companies and other organisations to self-supply and manage their own water retail services, providing an alternative to using a separate retailer and the additional costs that might entail.
With the opening up of the water retail market, businesses, public bodies and charities are able to ‘shop around’ and choose the best retailer for them, rather than having to use their local water supplier. As well as being able to choose a different retailer, eligible businesses and organisations can also apply for a self-supply licence. This means they provide their own retail services, such as meter readings, to their own premises and those of persons associated with them. For some, this route offers significant cost savings and flexibility.
Emma Kelso, Ofwat’s Senior Director for Customers and Casework, said:
“Since the business retail water market opened in April, we have already seen many businesses across England taking advantage of it by shopping around for a better deal or renegotiating contracts with their existing supplier. Marston’s PLC are a large, multi-site business, so opting to become a self-supplier could offer them benefits, including having more control over the service they get and reducing administration costs.”
Andy Kershaw, Head of Group Facilities for Marston’s PLC said:
“This is a great opportunity for Marston’s, enabling us to drive efficiency and cost whilst working towards reducing consumption through our managed sites and breweries. It also gives us the platform to trial innovation and become an active partner in the market.”
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Aquaflow Utilities Limited has become the latest entrant to the retail water market after being granted a water and sewerage licence by regulator Ofwat.
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On 31 October, Ofwat announced a consultation on proposals for underperformance penalties and outperformance payments for three of the eighteen water companies in England and Wales. Today the regulator has confirmed those proposals.
Delivering a decade of lower bills and better service for water customers13/12/2017 14:20:00
Water customers across England and Wales can look forward to lower bills, improved services, reduced leakage and more help for the most vulnerable in our communities, economic regulator Ofwat has today announced.
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Yu Water, a subsidiary of Yu Group PLC which also operates business energy supplier, Yu Energy, has become the latest entrant to the new retail water market after being granted a licence by regulator Ofwat.
First Business Water awarded licence to operate in retail water market27/11/2017 10:20:00
First Business Water has become the latest entrant to the new retail water market after being granted a water and sewerage licence by regulator Ofwat. This brings to 23 the number of retailers operating in the market, providing even greater choice for non-household customers in England.


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The reopening country model starts from reopening Phuket from 1 July, Samui, Phangan and Koh Tao from 15 July, followed by other destinations, including Krabi, Phang Nga (Khao Lak), Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Buri Ram in the following months. …
Is Thailand Open in July 2021?
Thailand’s Prime Minister has announced that Thailand will fully reopen to fully-vaccinated travellers from approved countries in November 2021 (pushed back from the original plan of mid-October).
Is Phuket Open in July 2021?
Bangkok, 01 June, 2021 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is pleased to confirm that Phuket will be the first destination in Thailand to reopen to vaccinated foreign tourists without quarantine requirements from 1 July, 2021.
When Thailand will open international flights?
Good news for travellers wishing to travel to Thailand in 2022. As per the latest reports, Thailand will be resuming a quarantine-free travel scheme for international travellers from February 1.
Is Thailand open for tourists now?
On February 1, Thailand restarted its “Test & Go” program, allowing vaccinated international travelers from all countries to enter without lengthy quarantine restrictions. … Travelers who have not been fully vaccinated are required to quarantine in an approved hotel for 10 days.
Is Bangkok Open for tourism?
A long period of waiting has ended as Thailand opens to foreign travellers from 63 countries including India. The administration has also eased most of the travel restrictions and COVID-related travel rules in most part of Thailand.
Is Pattaya open for tourists now?
According to the acting president of the Chon Buri Tourism Council, Pattaya is still quiet, and 95% of tourists there are Thai since the reopening to international tourists on November 1. Of the 200 to 300 people per day who do come, the majority are not tourists but businesspeople and expats.
Is Phuket open for tourism now?
Since Phuket has not yet imposed restrictions, it will be open for Indian travellers under the Phuket Sandbox scheme. Under this scheme, travellers will only need to do a PCR test and wait in the hotel until the result is received. … “Flights to Phuket from India will be from Delhi by MakeMyTrip.
Is Cambodia open to tourists now?
Cambodia has finally reopened for fully vaccinated foreign travellers, which is expected to give its tourism industry a much-needed boost. … The Prime Minister further ordered the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Tourism and relevant sectors to implement these measures from November 15, 2021 onwards.
Is Pattaya Open for Indian tourist?
Thailand has finally opened out to international tourists, and is the first country in the region to do so. India is one of the 63 “low risk” nations whose citizens can enter Thailand without a long quarantine.
Are international flights Open in Bangkok?
International Flights Latest News: Fully vaccinated passengers will be allowed to visit Bangkok and 4 other provinces from October 1, without undergoing two weeks’ hotel quarantine, the kingdom said in a statement on Friday.
Which airlines are flying to Thailand now?
With Covid-19 travel restrictions – slowly – easing up, 10 international airlines have started selling flights to Thailand, the Ministry of Transport announced. The airlines include: Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, Swissair, Austrian Airlines, Eva Air and KLM.
Are the bars open in Thailand?
The fact is, most bars in Thailand already are open, using suspect certifications and payouts to operate as before. … The Public Health Ministry and Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration are conferring today on the bar issue as well as whether to extend the suspension of the Test & Go tourist-entry scheme.
Can you travel between provinces in Thailand?
Persons who travel regularly between provinces may request certification documents for consecutive periods of time. Persons who live in one province and wish to travel to another province may request a travel permit from the general public to show for the entry and exit.
Can I travel to Malaysia now?
Travel to Malaysia
Entry to Malaysia by foreign nationals is prohibited, except for those holding certain categories of residence visas and employment passes and travelling for certain purposes.
Is it safe to go to Thailand?
The latest Global Peace Index puts Thailand 113th out of 153 countries with good marks for having limited access to weapons and a low homicide rate, middling marks for personal safety, and poor marks for having a high incarceration rate. Rated the 20th safest country by U.S. travelers.


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ADB: Inflation in Azerbaijan to be close to single-digit in 2018
Baku, Azerbaijan, Sept. 26
By Anvar Mammadov – Trend:
Inflation in Azerbaijan will decrease to 10 percent in 2018, according to the Asian Development Bank’s “Asian Development Outlook”.
The ADB forecasts that inflation level will stand at 14 percent in Azerbaijan in 2017. In 2016, inflation was 12.4 percent in the country. According to the ADO report, monetary and financial policies of the government were aimed at limiting inflation and restructuring the banking system in 2016. In response to high inflation, the country’s Central Bank (CBA) raised the interest rate from 3 to 15 percent in four steps in 2016.
ADB experts believe that inflation will remain as a key challenge for the near future, and its containment will require the coordinated work of the country’s monetary and fiscal authorities.
The report says that on average, for Central Asia, where ADB includes Azerbaijan, inflation is expected to be at the level of 8.9 and 7.8 percent in 2017 and 2018, respectively.
Central Bank of Azerbaijan Chairman Elman Rustamov said earlier that CBA eyes to achieve inflation close to single-digit by late 2017.
Azerbaijan’s State Statistics Committee has said prices for consumer goods and tariffs for services in Azerbaijan increased by 0.2 percent in August as compared to July. Prices for foodstuff increased by 0.3 percent, as prices for non-food goods went up by 0.1 percent. Prices for paid services increased by 0.2 percent.
In January-August 2017, prices for consumer goods and tariffs for services increased by 14 percent in Azerbaijan as compared to the same period of 2016. During the period, prices for foodstuff increased by 18.2 percent, prices for non-food goods – by 12.6 percent, and the cost of paid services – by 9.6 percent.


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Join Ipsos for a complimentary webinar featuring detailed data from a research study conducted for CyberMDX and Philips examining the attitudes, concerns, and impacts on medical device security, as well as cybersecurity across large and midsize healthcare delivery organizations.
Healthcare is one of the most targeted industries for cyberattacks. A recent report from HHS cited a total of 82 ransomware incidents so far this year worldwide with 60% of them impacting the U.S. health sector. Whether the hack is committed by notorious gangs or lesser known hackers, hospitals now account for 30% of all large data breaches and at a substantial cost of billions.
The Ipsos study surveyed 130 hospital executives in Information Technology (IT) and Information Security (IS) roles, as well BioMed technicians and engineers. The respondents, who averaged 15 years of experience in their fields, provided insight into the current state of medical device security within hospitals as well as highlighted the challenges their organizations face.
We are pleased to welcome guest speakers, Joe Scotto (Chief Marketing Officer at CyberMDX) and David Phillips (Senior Director of Marketing at Philips), who will discuss key insights from the study:
- The lack of automation for medical device inventory
- The impact of device shutdowns on hospitals
- The low prioritization of cybersecurity investment
Max Och, Ipsos Healthcare Advisory Consultant
Joe Scotto, CyberMDX Chief Marketing Officer
David Phillips, Philips Senior Director of Marketing


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Samsung’s sick workers – where’s the outrage?
You have to wonder what is wrong with people. Look at this headline:
Samsung Workers Sickened by Chemicals in Factories Speak Up
It reports an Associated Press investigation that found South Korean authorities allowed Samsung to withhold critical information about chemical exposure from sick workers and former workers. The investigation apparently identifies hundreds of cases in which such exposure has caused cancer, death and disease.
The inference here is to suggest that there is a link between your affordable Samsung product and sickness among the employees making those products.
But where’s the outrage?
I know exactly how much outrage we’d see if the story were about Apple. We’d already find headlines all across the planet. Not when it comes to Samsung. There are hardly any reports.
When Apple faced criticism it was justified by claiming it was in the public interest as the company was dominant in the smartphone industry. It remains a leading force, but it is Samsung which now dominates the smartphone market, so why is it being given an easy ride? Surely it is equally in the public interest to report its infractions?
Maybe it’s just about wanting a slice of the Samsung ads budget. OK. I understand. But don’t tell me that’s journalism. It’s the kind of thinking that represents a far older (and more honourable) trade.Dear reader, this is just to let you know that as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.


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I have written a couple of times before about the state of large shopping malls around the world, but a story from CNBC today shows that the economic upheavals are also playing havoc with their smaller and generally uglier cousins, the strip mall.
Even more so than mega-malls, strip malls—with a dozen or so stores stretched along busy U.S. highways—define the American retail landscape, and their owners are suffering … In the past several weeks, the eight-store Paramus Towne Square mall in Paramus, New Jersey, has seen the parent companies of two of its anchor stores, home goods seller Linens ‘n Things and electronics center Circuit City, file for bankruptcy. And, earlier this year, the mall had to find new tenants for a Borders bookstore, which closed when its parent company cut costs. “If you are an owner of a mall or a small strip center, it’s been a very difficult year and likely to get worse next year,” said Mark Claster, a partner at the turnaround and financial advisor, Carl Marks Advisory Group …
U.S. retail vacancy rates rose to 6.6 percent in the third quarter from 6.1 percent a year earlier, according to CoStar Group, a provider of commercial real estate information and data. Shopping centers, a category that includes strip malls, are doing much worse than that, reporting vacancy rates of 9.4 percent … The trend is expected to accelerate as the financial crisis has tightened credit, say retail analysts and restructuring experts.
Block after block of derelict strip malls is the death of any town, especially those on highways that depend on passing trade. Blight begets blight and pretty soon there aren’t enough tax dollars to make the improvements needed. The collapse of neighbourhoods tends to happen quickly, and the dereliction of large suburban/highway areas could well be one of the earliest, and most lasting, of the devastations driven by the credit crunch.
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UK’s leading technology company-Dyson opened its first store in the country by launching a select range of products which include the Supersonic hair dryer, cord free vacuum cleaners and connected intelligent air purifiers. It has been holding trials of some of the products for more than a year and half in India by placing them in 150 households and learning the local usage habits.
Dyson has opened with a customized marketing strategy for India. It will have at least 20 stores that will be set up over the next five years and the first of these has opened at DLF Promenade Mall in Delhi. Over a period of next six months, it will open a demo store in Mumbai and Bengaluru. This strategy is very different from the one used in other countries where there is atleast one company owned demo store.
Dyson has received its license for Single Brand Retail Trade in India in 2017 had announced it will invest more than INR 1,200 crore in the next five years. They have followed a unique strategy to provide concierge services in order to conduct demos at the homes of the consumers as well. The products manufactured by Dyson are fitted with a digital motor which needs experiencing and understanding and hence, the stress on demos.
This demo service will begin in Delhi and Gurgaon before expanding to Mumbai and Bengaluru later in the year. Dyson will rely on ecommerce channels in India through its own website and through a partnership with Amazon India. All the online channels will cover Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru initially and then expand to other metros.
The products are ranged at INR 34,900 for the desk air purifier, INR 27,900 for supersonic hairdryer and INR 32,400 for the cord free vacuum. All the products are new in class in the global portfolio of the UK Company. The robotic vacuum cleaner will also be introduced in a matter of time.


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Few things are more annoying than a Windows system loaded with unwanted “utilities” by the hardware manufacturer. A change in approach for Windows 10 means you’re likely to see less of that unwanted rubbish.
A recent post on the official Windows blog explains that one of the aims for Windows 10 is to make the recovery image — used to rebuild a system if Windows goes heavily off the rails — as small as possible. That’s particularly important on tablets and phones, which only have limited storage to begin with.
With previous Windows releases, manufacturers have been able to define their own recovery image, which means they can include their own tools (and third-party crapware) on top of the default Windows build. That takes up more space and means that unwanted software will reappear if you do a system restore.
However, that won’t be allowed with Windows 10:
We are also redesigning Windows’ Refresh and Reset functionalities to no longer use a separate recovery image (often preinstalled by manufacturers today) in order to bring Windows devices back to a pristine state. This reduces Windows’ storage footprint further as the recovery image on typical devices can range in size from 4GB to 12GB, depending on the make and model.
Sounds good to us. In corporate environments a standard image is often used across systems anyway, but as bring-your-own-device continues to become more common, knowing there won’t be a lot of unwanted junk on new systems is good news. While this approach doesn’t entirely stop manufacturers adding their own tools on new hardware, if this approach works properly a simple system restore should now wipe it out.
Windows 10 is expected to launch by the end of September, though an exact date hasn’t been set.
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Netflix’s new series “Hellbound,” one of the most anticipated shows of the year, will finally premiere on the streaming site on Friday.
Hellbound is the latest Korean series from the world’s leading streaming entertainment service. Explore a world swept away by a supernatural phenomenon where executioners from hell appear condemning people to hell. Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, best known for his box office hit Train to Busan.
Based on the webcomic, the dark and mysterious series was created by filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho, who directed the zombie films “Train to Busan” and “Peninsula,” and screenwriter Choi Gyu-Seok, and revolves around a fictitious society where individuals are told the time and date of their death.
The series consists of six episodes in total, each lasting around 50 minutes, making viewing manageable for a weekend.
Hellbound is currently scheduled to arrive on Netflix on November 19, 2021. This web series launched on Nov 19, 2021, but before this web series is leaked by illegal online torrent websites like mp4moviez and this web series leaks another torrent site.
mp4moviez is an online torrent website that provides pirated content to users and allows them to download the latest Hollywood and Bollywood movies, TV shows, regional movies, and web series for free. There are many governments that banned online torrent websites, but the privacy website changes its domain name and runs a website.
Disclaimer – indvox does not promote piracy and is strictly against online piracy. We do not endorse or promote any torrent/Piracy website. Through our article, we intend to inform our users about piracy and we strongly encourage our users to avoid such platforms/websites.


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AUGUST: B2B Marketing’s top five
Alex Aspinall, head of content at B2B Marketing, provoked debate when his blog argued: ‘It’s very easy to declare something ‘dead’. Especially when it’s never been alive in the first place...’
Rather than declaring social is dead this blog criticised those who chose to declare an array of marketing channels dead in order to increase traffic, when often the pieces ‘fail to deliver on the punch promised in their headlines.’
2. B2B Agencies league table
We have been calling on all non-marcomms agencies to register their interest for this year’s annual league table showcasing the best performing agencies in the last 12 months. This research will go towards creating our Marcomms Agencies Benchmarking Report which is the biggest piece of research B2B Marketing produces each year.
The closing date for submissions is this Friday (31st August) so you still have time! It's free to enter and the survey should take no more than 15 minutes, so what have you got to loose? Complete the survey now.
The brand was acquired by Corporate Media Partners, a newly formed business led by Paul Spinks and Patrick Bradshaw whose existing group of companies include 118 Information and e-Location.
This resulted in outcry from employees who felt they had been treated unfairly, and left B2B marketers reflecting on the decline of direct mail, which played a fundamental role in B2B only five years ago.
4. Going digital
With our top news story highlighting the decline of direct mail, this summer's magazine investigated how two diverse B2B brands are moving from print to digital.
Our Campaign of the Month saw printing SME, Solopress explore new digital avenues by launching a gamification campaign. Gaming apps are rare in B2B, but this campaign highlights how going digital, and more importantly mobile, can boost business.
Meanwhile, this month’s profile interview saw Perran Moon, B2B marketing director of Trader Media Group, discuss how the brand is encouraging its audience to go digital since the closure of its print AutoTrader magazine.
5. When social met sales
Social media is proving a lucrative landscape for advertisers. This August Victoria Clarke explored some of the latest ad tools for marketers, and where and how brands should be spending their budgets.
In addition, Nick Davies, senior strategic planner at Mason Zimbler, outlined three ways we might expect social media advertising to evolve.
Let us know what your top B2B marketing subjects were this summer in the comments below.


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Voting is open for the 2023 Product of the Year Program
Cast your vote for your favorite products before March 14, 2023
The Control Engineering Product of the Year program (previously called Engineers’ Choice Awards) highlights some of the best new control, instrumentation, and automation products as chosen by Control Engineering‘s print and online subscribers. Qualified subscribers are asked to select products based on technological advancement, service to the industry, and market impact.
Voting is now open for the 2023 award program. This is your chance to recognize the most innovative and impactful products and to help shine a spotlight on the companies that you believe are pushing the boundaries of what is possible.


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While the COVID-19 pandemic has not spared any sector of the economy, it seems to be hitting Indiana agriculture especially hard. Coming off a disastrous 2019 planting season and staring at low crop prices, Hoosier farmers were hoping for better times in 2020. “We were looking at 2020 as a year of renewal,” said Indiana Pork Checkoff Director Jeanette Merritt, (but) the pandemic really put another nail in the coffin for agriculture and for our pig farmers.”
On this week’s edition of Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick, our Top Story included a visit to a family farm in Allen County, were creative use of social media is helping stave off the economic impact of the pandemic.
According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, pork producers nationally are expected to endure more than $5 billion in losses through the remainder of the year.
For pig farmers in Indiana, the temporary closure of two of the state’s largest pork processing plants – Tyson in Logansport and Indiana Packer in Delphi – has created a huge backlog, forcing farmers to keep animals on their farms for prolonged periods—spending more money to do so—or consider euthanizing them.
For over 46 years, Rick and Katrina Taylor have been independent pig farmers in Allen county. Normally, the Taylor’s would sell their hogs to Tyson. But given the plant’s recent coronavirus outbreak, Taylor Farms found itself with nowhere to sell its pigs.
“It’s going to take a while because they (Tyson) are only able to run one shift. They just can’t get enough employees to come in. Some of them are sick and can’t work,” said Rick Taylor, owner of Taylor Farms. “It’s just difficult, very difficult.”
But when the Taylor’s youngest daughter Emily secretly published a Facebook post advertising that her parent’s Monroeville farm had 1,200 hogs for sale, the phone started ringing and hasn’t stopped.
“I’d say 99% of people are going to take anywhere from one hog to 80 hogs. I’ve had calls from Alaska. Florida. California. A lot of people come from Michigan where we’ve probably sold over 200 head there.”
Since Taylor Farms’ initial Facebook post on April 30th, folks have been flocking to the tiny town of Monroeville located just outside of Fort Wayne to buy pigs. In fact, Taylor says he’s selling an average of 400 hogs per week.
Fellow farmer Chris Brown, who owns a ten acre farm in nearby Auburn, is one of Taylor’s many customers.
“I got a hold of Rick two weeks ago and bought two hogs. I am already back to get two more,” said Brown. “The whole reason we’re here is to help out another farmer. And quite honestly, I hope this is a growing trend for the future. I’d much rather buy hogs off of Rick than get it from the grocery store pre-packaged. It might be more work but there are definitely rewards.”
Brown continued, “if you only do it twice a year for a family of six, which is what I have, it just makes more sense. I just appreciate what Rick is doing and I hope we can continue buying straight from the farmer. It’s a great way to do it.”
Rick is particularly proud of the fact that he has been able to successfully sell his hogs, sparing him the task of euthanizing the animals.
“There’s a certain point where you lose less money if you just euthanize them,” said Taylor. “I’m so glad that people are buying them. It’s been good for everybody. A win-win situation for everybody.”
Farmers across the United States are dealing with the same problem; too much livestock and nowhere to take it. Thanks to social media, Rick and his wife have figured out a new way to do business. And it just so happens to be right in the palm of their hands.
“They call me. They text me.”
Taylor is fielding over 100 calls per day from people interested in purchasing his pigs. He says his preferred method of communication with customers is via text message.
“I have something already made up as a text. I just copy and paste it, and send it to them,” said Taylor. “They text me back with how many they want. When they’d like to pick them up.”
Rick’s wife Katrina takes care of the scheduling, recording each customer’s name, and day, and time of pick up.
“They show up and we just load them up,” said Taylor.
Currently, Rick says he’s booked out for the next two weeks. And the week after that, he said the Tyson plant in Logansport told him ‘they’ll need a load too.’
“We’re set,” Taylor smiles. “I mean, I went from depression to happy, happy, happy.”
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Cyberpunk 2077 developers CD Projekt Red called out microtransactions recently by stating that they attract negative attention and bad impressions of developers and their games.
“I think it’s a bad idea to do microtransactions after you release a game. It seems like it’s very profitable, though. It’s probably a hard decision for the guy that runs the business to decide if we should do it or not,” says CD Projekt Red’s John Mamais in an interview with Gamespot. “But if everyone hates it, why would we do something like that and lose the goodwill of our customers?”
It’s important to clarify that statement as Mamais seems to be talking about more aggressive forms of DLC that charge players for a series of unlocks such as cosmetics. The Witcher 3 did feature a combination of paid and free DLC, and it sounds like the current plan is for Cyberpunk 2077 will follow that same release pattern.
“It worked pretty well for The Witcher 3,” says Mamais of that game’s DLC. “I don’t see why we wouldn’t try to replicate that model with Cyberpunk 2077. We’re not talking about that yet, but it seems like that would be the smart way to go.”
On the surface, he isn’t saying anything groundbreaking or controversial, but the truth of the matter is that the scenario isn’t quite a cut and dry as that statement would make it seem. We already mentioned that even The Witcher 3 featured paid DLC, and there are some games (particularly free games or games that update regularly) which do utilize microtransactions as a way to support not only the initial release but the continued development of the project.
Still, when it comes to loot boxes and other forms of aggressive and annoying microtransactions, it’s pretty clear from this statement that Cyberpunk 2077 will take the high ground in relation to the more shameful instances of DLC.
Matthew Byrd is a staff writer for Den of Geek. He spends most of his days trying to pitch deep-dive analytical pieces about Killer Klowns From Outer Space to an increasingly perturbed series of editors. You can read more of his work here or find him on Twitter at @SilverTuna014.


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The expanded solution allows companies to test high volumes of products each year.
First Insight Inc. has upgraded its voice of customer analytics program to allow retailers and brands to test high volumes of products each year. The company said the platform now features “enterprise-grade” management and integration capabilities. Essentially, it’s the original testing solution but on steroids.
First Insight will be demonstrating the solutions at NRF’s Big Show in New York City next week.
The company said in a statement that this upgraded version will enable retailers “to develop, buy, price and market products with unprecedented scale and security.” Retailers and brands have been using First Insight’s voice of customer analytics to test and price products across product categories to garner higher sell-through and with better margins.
The company said the new capabilities allow companies to test “high volumes of new products each year.”
“The solution enhancements also deliver a deeper understanding of the products customers will buy and why they buy them, including attribute-level analytics and tools to assess the interaction between items within an assortment,” the company noted.
Greg Petro, chief executive officer of First Insight, said through the company’s work with retailers, brands and manufacturers, the firm “has developed an understanding of what is required to provide an enterprise-level platform capable of delivering significant and measurable ROI.”


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In an interview earlier this week, Bibhu Mohapatra had zero to say about how Michelle Obama’s wearing one of his dresses on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” helped raise his profile. Then again, he had plenty of other benchmarks to talk about.
The 40-year-old designer is making fast tracks with his four-year-old, $1.5 million signature label. The search for his company’s first president has narrowed and a second round of financing for his business will soon be finalized. At his Feb. 13 runway show, models in his Man Ray-inspired pieces will also be displaying the geometric handbags he created with London-based Bracher Emden.
Back in India, where he was born, Mohapatra initiated the Odisha Handloom Textile Revival Project with help from the Indian government and nongovernmental organizations. Committed to rejuvenating the craft of ikat dyeing in Odisha, Mohapatra has already commissioned fabrics from artisan co-ops in five villages. He will return to Odisha in March to help roll out the project’s second phase. “Each village has its own craftspeople but the average worker is in their 60s. And most of the younger generation has moved on,” he said.
Accustomed to hectic workdays, Mohapatra is also talking with Taj Hotels about a potential collaboration. In 2014, he will design the costumes for the Glimmerglass Opera, but he “would really like to do a ballet.”
As soon as he graduated from the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s Fashion Incubator, he tried to think long-range, leasing a 5,000-square-foot West 38th Street space “with room to grow.”
While seamstresses worked on his fall collection, Mohapatra said he was inspired by Man Ray’s photographs of Lee Miller and Nancy Cunard. “I like the responsibility of these women who had a very completely different mission than just being fashionable,” he said.
Although the designer earned a master’s degree in economics at Utah State University, he is looking forward to handing over the day-to-day responsibility of running his business.
But it is not as though he shirks hard work. While studying for his master’s, Mohapatra took art classes and worked 20 hours a week (the maximum time allowed for international students) in the only job he could find — a janitor.
After relocating to New York to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology, Mohapatra used a different kind of elbow grease to get his name out there. He printed out 30 copies of his résumé and went door-to-door at 550 and 500 Seventh Avenue leaving them with receptionists at the better-known fashion companies. “I was literally in the lobby writing down the floors of different designers. I went to each floor and dropped them off like Chinese food menus. Some people were cool and some looked at me and said, ‘You don’t do that.’”
His perseverance paid off with a job at Halston, where Frank Tignino put him through the paces. A year later, he started an eight-year run at J.Mendel before venturing out on his own. With the support of key retailers and 25 private clients, Mohapatra’s business is gaining steam. But he walks with measured steps, noting that every morning as he passes by the Fashion Incubator he checks his watch and looks up to see whose light is already on. “For me, each of those steps has mattered. I am happy to see people working hard. I want to be supportive. Look, many people have been very kind to me.”
There'll be no rest for those headed to Europe for men's, as Paris just closed the gap with Milan. According to a provisional calendar released by the Chambre Syndicale, Paris Men's Week will now open a day earlier on January 16. See new highlights on the official lineup on WWD.com. #wwdnews #wwdfashion (📷: @kukukuba)
BREAKING: Jonathan Saunders is leaving @DVF. The designer has resigned from his position as chief creative officer of Diane von Furstenberg, the company said in a statement on Friday. At the time of his hire, von Furstenberg said Saunders’ arrival symbolized and facilitated her stepping back from the day-to-day duties that occupy the work of a full-time creative director. The British designer joined DVF in May 2016 and was in charge of all product categories. #wwdnews
For @versace_official’s spring ad campaign, the brand emphasized the archival prints from the spring tribute collection dedicated to the late Gianni Versace. Closing out the show were five of Gianni’s favorite models: Cindy, Naomi, Carla, Helena, and Claudia. Bowing on December 18, the new campaign is yet another tribute to supermodel-dom as the images by Steven Meisel are fronted by @iamnaomicampbell, @cturlington, @gisele and more. #wwdfashion
Four-time Oscar-nominated actress Annette Bening has been waiting 20 years to play Gloria Graham in "Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool," which will be released on December 29. The movie about Graham – a Hollywood star known for her controversial relationship with a younger Englishman named Peter Turner – is based off a memoir Turned wrote. "She felt vulnerable to him, because she loved him, she really did love him. And anyone that we really truly are in love with, we re vulnerable to in a very deep way," said Bening. Read our full interview with the modern icon of an actress on WWD.com. #wwdeye (📷: @ninebagatelles; Styled by @cristinaehrlich)
The crisp white button down: a staple that can be dressed up or down and accessorized throughout the decades. Here, on a Art Basel-goer in 2017 on the left and on the iconic Audrey Hepburn in “Roman Holiday” in 1953 on the right. #tbt #wwdfashion (📷: Andrew Morales)
Known for her work with @victoriassecret, 25-year-old model @georgiafowler is raising her profile in Hollywood. Fowler stars in @vincecamuto’s holiday campaign, which launched in partnership with “Pitch Perfect 3.” “Almost every shoot with Vince Camuto, I’ve had to face a fear…It was definitely a challenge. I’m so grateful for it, though. I’ve always wanted to be a pop star, so that was the perfect chance,” Fowler said. Head to WWD.com to read about Fowler’s experience modeling, including at the #VSFashionShow, and her relationship with Nick Jonas. #wwdeye (📷: @jilliansollazzo)
EXCLUSIVE: Huda Kattan just became the first beauty influencer to land a major beauty deal. Kattan's business, @hudabeauty, has received a minority investment from private equity firm TSG Consumer Partners. The brand, which industry sources say is on track to do $200 million in retail sales for 2017, will receive support on product, retail and geographic expansion through the deal. Get all the details on the deal and read @_a_collins' interview with Kattan on WWD.com. Link in bio. (📷: @jgreenery) #wwdbeauty #wwdnews
Peruvian model @juanaburga_official – who is known for walking the runways of @rodarte, @viviennewestwood and @torybuch – is making the move to the big screen with drama “Los Últimos.” The film premiered in Argentina in November and arrives in the U.S. and Europe in 2018. On making the switch from modeling to acting, Burga told WWD: “It’s a completely different thing – a lot of people think it’s similar or try to connect things, especially like getting used to the camera or being looked at all the time or playing these different characrers, but film is a completely different story.” #wwdeye (📷: @jgreenery)
London’s newly opened @designmuseum will look back on the life and work of Azzedine Alaïa in a show that the designer helped to curate before he died of heart failure last month. The retrospective, which Alaïa had worked on with Mark Wilson, chief curator of the @groningermuseum, will look at the impact of his work worldwide. The show, “Azzedine Alaïa: The Couturier,” will run from May 10 to October 7. Read more about the exhibit on WWD.com #wwdnews #wwdfashion (📷: @zefashioninsider)


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Transportation Secretary Jimmy Wriston expects a great summer of West Virginia roadwork, but he told legislators that supply chain issues, shortages of some equipment and personnel challenges will increase the difficulty.
Wriston spoke Sunday evening before an interim meeting of the Oversight Commission on the Department of Transportation Accountability.
“We’re looking at we’re looking at another banner year I think if certain things fall into place over the next few months,” Wriston told lawmakers. “I think everyone will be stunned just how much paving we’ll get done.”
He said an emphasis over the past few years on core maintenance has laid the groundwork for success.
“So a lot of those roads are ready to be resurfaced, are ready now to be repaved.”
But, he said other factors have arisen that will make that more difficult.
“It’s going to be a struggle. The struggle will be in the supply chain issues. The struggle will be in equipment issues and workforce issues that we’re seeing across the country. If we can make progress in those areas, we’ll be fine. We’ll be fine.”
Wriston emphasized the supply chain complications in the early part of his presentation to lawmakers.
“We are definitely feeling the impacts of supply chain issues, the availability of products, our own maintenance staff and our equipment — we’re having difficulty receiving materials, we’re having difficulty finding materials and the costs are definitely going up.”
He said inflation has meant an increase in costs of 20 percent for the transportation construction industry.
Although a historic level of federal infrastructure transportation funding is available, “We are certainly going to see a lot of that funding get eaten up through inflation.”
The supply chain issues have made it more difficult to get necessary equipment, he added. “It’s just not available.” Wriston described efforts by the equipment division “scouring the country and the world” for trucks. “It’s about trucks, trucks, trucks,” he said. “If I have trucks, I can do anything.”
Mike Clowser, executive director of the Contractors Association of West Virginia, spoke before legislators and agreed that the supply chain complications are affecting road work. He described an “unprecedented and unforeseen rapid change in material prices over the last year” to affect contractors.
“And as such that is affecting a lot of our members, it’s affecting their bottom lines, it’s affecting their profitability,” he said, going on to also describe “unprecedented delays in supply dates.”
He said supplies like generators, guardrails and steel have taken significantly longer than usual to obtain.
“That not only affects the ability to do the projects at the prices we’ve been historically at,” he said, “but it certainly affects the completion date.”


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The threat of ‘one brand for all categories’ might take a toll on Missy, which has massive headroom for growth in intimate-wear, sleep-wear and lounge wear segments.
From the ashes of the collapse in the late 1990s emerged today’s vast e-commerce retail market which stood at $30 billion in 2019.
Digital and online ads give advertisers more bang for the buck compared to television, where an ad spot of a few seconds costs lakhs, or print, which is also expensive and good for only a short period in a day
Flipkart Wholesale plans to expand the platform, now available for fashion retailers in three cities, to 20 more cities and in categories such as home and kitchen and grocery.
An investment of Rs 1,500 crore has gone into construction of Gaur City Center located in Greater Noida West
The company had previously failed to pay the amount of interest due on July 22 on its 5.6 percent 2025 dollar notes.
Rahul Mishra, the first Indian winner of the global Woolmark prize and a darling of Paris Fashion Week; Anavila Misra, the designer of languid linen saris and revivalist of several weaving traditions; and Priyanka Modi, Creative Director of AMPM, a label much-coveted for fuss-free, edgy fashion, hold forth on the big transformations in Indian fashion.
The pandemic, followed by extended lockdowns in India both nationally and then localised, has impacted India Inc for the major part of the first quarter of the current financial year.
While the concept is not a new one and has been adopted across the world by retailers, ranging from grocery chains to book stores to fashion brands, it has taken off in India only recently.
In this edition of Business Insight, find out how Walmart will pump its money to fight competition.
Prolonged mall closure, rent waivers to test financial flexibility of mall operators; operating income to decline by 45-60 percent in FY2021: ICRA
Tenants planning to move out are willing to compromise on the size because the rents are too high and it is difficult for them to sustain in these times as footfalls are few and far between.


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Centrica wants selective price cuts to beat off rivals
Friday 28 February 1997
Roy Gardner, Centrica's chief executive, is understood to have submitted a detailed package of discounts to Clare Spottiswoode, the regulator, affecting some of the 500,000 homes taking part in the first trial of domestic competition in the South-west of England. Since the trials began in May 1996 British Gas has lost 18 per cent of its customers to rival suppliers, who are offering to knock as much as 20 per cent off bills.
Ofgas, Ms Spottiswoode's department, will only allow Centrica to cut prices when it decides competition has become fully established. Mr Gardner believes that with almost 20 per cent of South-west customers no longer using Centrica, that point has been reached. However rival suppliers including Calortex, the market leader in the first trial area, have already pledged to oppose any cuts.
Mr Gardner said he believed Ms Spottiswoode was sympathetic, but declined to reveal the levels of discounts. He said: "We're discussing this with Ofgas. I don't think you will have to wait long before you see some announcements from us."
Centrica indicated that numbers switching to new suppliers in the second phase of the trials, involving a further 500,000 homes in Avon and Dorset, had been smaller than expected. Just 3 per cent of households have so far moved, though Mr Gardner said more switches were in the pipeline. Another million homes will be able to choose their supplier in Kent and Sussex next month.
British Gas, now renamed BG plc, yesterday revealed a dramatic, though expected, plunge into the red after making further restructuring provisions in its last results as a combined distribution and supply corporation. The two halves of British Gas demerged earlier this month. Current cost losses last year after tax totalled pounds 571m, compared with profits of pounds 130m in 1995.
The long list of provisions which hit the figures totalled pounds 1.14bn, of which pounds 822m went to Centrica and pounds 424m went to pay for extra voluntary redundancies across the group. Almost 12,500 staff left British Gas last year.
The headline provisions included pounds 635m Centrica was forced to spend on its "take-or-pay" problem, where it has to buy gas at inflated prices. Renegotiating contracts with BP and Mobil cost pounds 341m. BG also spent pounds 70m on the demerger. A further pounds 100m went on sorting out customer services problems at Centrica.
Richard Giordano, BG's chairman, defended the provisions. He explained: "Nobody likes to lose money but these provisions had to be done. The only way to get the company in a state to go forward was to clear the decks as much as possible."
Shares in BG gained 2p to 175.5p, while Centrica's shares closed unchanged at 68p.
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