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https://www.sodm.nl/sectoren/gaswinning-groningenPorkandham Newmarket's best band (sorry) returns with a vengeance in this complete beatdown of an EP.  Sleep continues the destruction with a brutal bassline driving the song along, and the band following suit in complete form. Sugar is a hyperactive, teeth rotting anthem, and You Like Me closes the EP with sensual chaos. This EP absolutely kills and does not let go for a second. Favorite track: Sleep.
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Brand new release from Newmarket's Hysterics.  Grunge vibes, thunderous bass, raspy vocals. This EP is solid from start to finish.How to improve warrior damage?

I'm playing as warrior cause I love the whole walking around like a giant tin can, but I keep finding that the damage is pathetically low, even when I've switched to 2H I'm pretty much just making a minimal impact. I'm still early into the game so I do expect it to get better I just need a little guidance on how because being the tank in a game that's supposed to be my own story isn't really fun, I wanna be the one snappin necks and cashin checks.Well, considering I didn’t do much prep, I’m not too disappointed with my time: 53:32
It was a beautiful day for it. I didn’t really try too hard to run the whole uphill, even though that was one of my stated goals. I knew I hadn’t really done much preparation. I did enjoy the views on the way up.
The timing system sent me this:
Here are your results for the 2019 Run to the Shrine:
Your final time is 00:53:32 at a 00:13:23 pace.
You finished 438 out of 1350 runners.
You finished 24 out of 45 in your class M40-44.
So, as you can see, today’s stats:
4 miles
53:32 m:s
13:23 avg. pace
My TomTom listed it as ~1400 ft (426.72m) of elevation gain.I’d like to take a little bit of time to offer you a more in-depth offline media primer by outlining key strengths and weaknesses for each in relation to digital. Let’s start with the biggest: Television.
The largest most impactful and impressive medium. It’s mass market reach (98% reach in the US, in Canada and French Canada) allow it to be one of the very few mediums able to create a “talk of the town” phenomenon with an ad which is so rare and hard to come by with digital platforms. It has audio and visual appeal, which combined with motion and color allows for much more compelling ads that engage emotion like no other medium. Because it is “video” it carries prestige within the viewer’s eyes. It is great for awareness and brand building. The best way to demonstrate a product or service. It is perceived as credible because of the investments involved – who would spend this much in production and media if it wasn’t reliable? 3 pricing models exist: CPM (cost per thousand), CPP (cost per point / gross rating point), and cost per spot. Local market coverage is usually the greater metropolitan area.
Television isn’t just chock full strengths but also comes with some weaknesses. It requires very high production and media costs. When considering Canada vs US or French Canada vs Total Canada – the cost of producing an ad remains the same regardless of the size of the market. However the media costs does change according to market size. It is possibly, with radio, the most intrusive medium. 50 to 66% of TV viewers skip ads, change channels during the ads or mute the TV altogether during the ad break. Creative has to be very impressive and ideally at the start of a commercial break to capture attention. Frequency of ad exposure is a high annoyance factor. More and more people are watching television content, but time shifted or even through digital devices, on demand, which is not really television – it’s online or mobile. Broad coverage of reach makes it inappropriate for very local merchants who’s clients would not necessarily travel across town to visit or shop. Limited ad inventory (only 24 hours of programming daily with an average 12 minutes of advertising per hour) drives up costs and annual increases (contrary to digital platforms that have unlimited ad inventory). This leads to cluttered commercial breaks. Viewing is seasonal.
Radio has as broad a penetration rate and audience reach as does television, roughly 98%. Listeners take ownership of their station, being loyal to 1 or 2 stations whereas that loyalty doesn’t really for conventional television and only slightly for specialty / cable. Very low ad production costs and low media costs make the entry barrier quite low. Costs and loyalty make this media ideal for high frequency campaigns. Radio’s simplicity allow for very short lead times. Creative can be very imaginative – it is the theatre of the mind. It is the most common appliance granting access to the media as any other platform: home, car, work, computer, phone, public places… There are twice as many radios as there are people – actually, the average home has 5 radios. 90% of cars have radios; 95% of people in cars listen to their radio. It is a very “local” medium, sometimes with a smaller area of coverage than a local television station which makes it more interesting to local businesses. 75% of radio revenues are from local businesses. It is the first source for news in the morning and has a larger audience than TV from 6am to 6pm. Many stations are niched or “vertical” in a particular genre or talk or music. It is not a seasonal medium.
Its selective and local market coverage which make it great for local merchants makes it less than ideal for national advertisers complicating the media buy. There are no visual cues which makes it difficult to explain something people need to see to understand. Often used as background medium (noise). In-house creative becomes similar from one advertiser to the next making them difficult to distinguish, also lowering the quality and originality of the creative. There are oftentimes lots of commercials in a row which allows for a longer uninterrupted broadcast. Younger demographics are leaving he medium altogether spending more time with digital audio sources such as Pandora and iTunes Radio, or simply their mp3 playlist. Individual ads have a 30-60 second lifespan.
Daily distribution and readership make it a reliable source for reach among an older and wealthier audience. Ad lead times are short, similar to that of radio (24-48 hours prior to printing). It is ideal for retailers, for daily specials. Readers “shop” the paper when they get ready to buy. There are many different available ad formats. Many can target specific local shopping areas. The ads themselves can be torn away and kept for future reference or comparison shopping. Ads are worth slightly more in newspapers people have to pay for versus those that are distributed for free – you will pay more attention and not waste your daily investment, which you might not be so careful about with a free publication. Ads are not intrusive.
Expensive if used to build frequency or for branding. Ads have a 24 hour lifespan. Not all circulation is distributed to subscribers – many copies are “dropped” at coffee shops and individual hotel rooms. Some newspapers have a poor print quality or have a hard time delivering good color. Readership is moving to digital platforms and not necessarily that of the printed paper the consumer has been used to reading – sometimes moving to that of a television or radio news site or an altogether digital pure play.
Magazines predominantly offer very high quality visuals and are targeted to specific audiences through niched content – some offer regional editions. There is significant pass-along readership and a longer shelf life than does daily newspapers. Magazine ads are part of the reading experience – some publications are bought for the ads as much as for the content. They are good a image and brand building against specifically targeted audiences. Editorial is highly credible which lends credibility to the ads. Ads look great in magazines. It is possible to issue coupons in magazines.
The very long lead times for each issue which make they better in quality is also a weakness as you cannot turn around quickly with a campaign. Frequency is much slower to build with magazines than with any other medium. This implies you cannot use this medium for time sensitive offers. Magazines are not very flexible. No single publication has any significant reach, even among Niched audiences. They are of little use to local merchants.
Community newspapers have a very strong local appeal with its local editorial write ups and classifieds. They offer inexpensive ad space to local and regional merchants. They offer a smaller circulation area than most daily newspapers. They are well read outside urban areas. They reach people ready to buy, oftentimes bargain hunters looking for coupons.
As opposed to daily newspapers, community it’s newspapers require longer advertising lead times. They have high circulation numbers but relatively low readership as most are free (unpaid). There is duplicated readership in markets with multiple community papers, as well as with a paid daily paper. Printing quality is lower than that of most daily newspapers.
Out of home advertising offers broad local reach and daily frequency to commuters. They offer large surface area allowing for high impact visual ads and high quality imaging. They can be front or back lit or even digital. Most locations allow for extensions. It is target