 my back. I’m scared about that. My spine will be, well, it will punish me (Can’t quite think of a way put that.)
I just nodded off. I’ll fill you in when I know what our plan action will be.
I don’t believe in luck.
Hope that I get lucky.
And, fell asleep again.
I’ll proof this later.Nearing 300 and some news
The Email Marketers Club has been experiencing explosive growth over the last couple of weeks jumping almost 100 members… Not a member yet drop by and request your invitation to join in the conversation.
A few other headlines of note:
Do you know how to land a customer? From Email to Conversion
Getting consumers to act on your messaging.
Goodmail Loses Another Top Executive – Direct
A second CEO to leave in last 4 months… what does this mean to Goodmail
Microsoft selects Datran Media for e-mail marketing services – DMN
The same Datran Media that defended itself against New Yorks Attorney General Eliot Spitzer by saying that “it had no way of knowing that the email addresses it bought were the product of any misdeeds“
Denise Cox discusses the pitfalls of Acronyms.
Don’t lose your customers attention by shortening your copy by a few letters and hoping that your readers will understand who you are.10808 Culver Boulevard in Culver City.
The Wende Museum of the Cold War opened its expanded campus at Culver City’s iconic Armory Building on November18-19, 2017. There was an opening night preview party to celebrate the museum’s new headquarters and inaugural exhibition “Cold War Spaces.” The Wende’s focus is to not forget the Cold War (1945-1991). It holds artwork from Cold War-era Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Wende prides itself in having 100,000 artifacts available to the public and scholars. The one-acre campus features 13,000 square-feet of storage and exhibition space.
"The moment I walked into the Wende and saw the depth of the collection, the passion of the staff and the vision of Justin Jampol, my decision to support the museum and find a permanent home for it in Culver City was sealed," said Culver City Mayor Jeff Cooper.
“In the spirit of turning swords to ploughshares, the Wende Museum is creating a new center for education, art, and exploration in a structure that was built for the end of the world. The renovation of the Culver City Armory represents the culmination of a crazy idea that free and open access to history improves our understanding of our world and inspires creativity,” said the museum’s founder and executive director, Justinian Jampol.
The Wende Museum was founded in 2002 by Justinian Jampol, a native of Los Angeles and scholar of modern European history, with a mission to preserve the art, culture, and history from the Soviet Bloc countries, inspire a broad understanding of the period (1945–1991), and explore its enduring legacy.
Housed for the past 12 years in an under-the-radar office park, where only a small percentage of its collections could be displayed, the Wende will move in November 2017 to a new campus, the iconic former National Guard Armory Building at 10808 Culver Boulevard in Culver City. The one-acre campus is designed in a spirit of transparency and open access, to lift the veil on Cold War secrets and illuminate the lessons of this era for new generations. The new location will offer expanded visiting hours, free admission, a full program of exhibitions and events, a sculpture garden, and state-of-the-art open storage of the Peter Baldwin and Lisbet Rausing Collection. For more information, call |||PHONE_NUMBER|||  or visit www.wendemuseum.org.
This article is part of an ongoing photojournalism survey of art exhibition openings titled EMS N(art)rative. Through my lens I document a photographic essay or visual “N(art)rative” that captures the happenings, personalities, collectors, gallerists, artists and the art itself; all elements that form the richly varied and textured fabric of the SoCal art world. This reconnaissance offers a unique view for serious art world players to obtain news and information on the current pulse of what’s in the now, yet capturing timeless indelible images for posterity and legacy. Here is EMS N(art)rative Sixty-One.
Just read this shocking news in Horse and Hound. How must Jock be feeling? To come from such a high flying season to finish on this downer. It must be even worse if he knows that he and none of his staff have administered the drug. Subterfuge.
I thought it explained quite well the potential hazards to a situation I found myself in a few weeks ago.
Just before shutting up time one Friday night I was doing the last minute checks, making sure hay was out for the morning, gates were shut, rugs, headcollars and stray bits of tack away, when I came across a feed bucket. It was on the floor outside the barn full of wet chaff. It was green, so I knew it was a riding school one, and the food looked manky. So I threw it away.
Five minutes later a livery owner comes into the yard with her horse. “Oh someone`s moved your dinner”.
So she hunts around for a moment then I step forward and explain that I had thrown it away as it was unclaimed, looked fairly old, and I didn`t want it hanging around in the morning when we would be bringing in hundreds of horses and the last thing we wanted was all the horses in our hands diving towards this solitary green bucket.
“But all his meds and supplements are in there” Huffs the livery owner. So then I start to explain that it wasn`t really the best idea in the world to leave a feed bucket on the floor for all passing horses, particularly if it had prescribed drugs in. You can just imagine a little boy leading his pony back to his stable and finds himself being dragged to this bucket. Or another horse snaffling some of the feed while their owner is distracted by the Hello`s from their stable neighbour. This horse then goes out competing the next day. Affiliated. And gets blood tested. It would be catastrophic.
 Goes into anaphylactic shock.
It could happen, lets face it. I eventually brought said livery owner round to my way of thinking; use your own feed buckets, and feed buckets should not be left hanging around the yard for all to snack on. Especially if your horse is on a special diet!!
So how did Clifton Promise get reserpine into his system? Unlike my situation I can`t imagine any of Jock`s yard being negligent enough to put the wrong feed bucket into his stable, or to have not washed the equipment properly. Which leads me back to subterfuge.
Sean Bean is teaming up with 50 Cent for a new drama for Crackle. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the former Game of Thrones and Lord of the Rings actor is set to lead The Oath, a 10-episode drama that will debut in 2018.
50 Cent will produce the series, which is described as a gritty, action-packed drama focusing on the world of gangs within the police force. The show is said to shine light on the corrupt and secret societies that are nearly impossible to join, and those within them who have to do everything they can to protect themselves from enemies in the outside world and within their ranks.
Bean will lead the show as Tom Hammond, the ruthless leader of one of the prominent gangs who finds himself behind bars after dealing with an undercover FBI agent. After he's released, his hunger to take himself back to the top of the gang's hierarchy pits him up against a group of people who used to have his back.
Hawaii Five-0's Joe Halpin, a former Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy and undercover officer, created the series, while Blindspot's Jeff T. Thomas is set to direct the pilot. "I'm really looking forward to exploring this fascinating story," Bean, whose other upcoming roles include season two of the Netflix series Medici, said in a statement.
"Sean Bean is the perfect choice for the role of Tom Hammond," added Eric Berger, Crackle's general manager and executive vice president of digital at Sony Pictures Television Networks. "He embodies the grit and intensity that drives this character throughout the series' uncompromising and fast-paced narrative. We are excited to have him anchor this incredible production from Joe Halpin and 50 Cent's G-Unit division."
There is no specific premiere date set for the series. While we wait, see some other actors who, like Bean, always seem to end up playing characters who die.Stocks highlighted in yellow have made potentially market-moving announcements. Among this morning’s bouncers, pot stock THC (ASX:THC) has jumped after announcing it had obtained its medical cannabis manufacturing licence.
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