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Pop up restaurants are temporary restaurants that operate for a limited time. They allow chefs and restaurateurs to experiment with new concepts and menus in a low-risk manner. These ephemeral restaurants can be a fun way for foodies to discover new culinary experiences and support up-and-coming chefs.

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Traditional flood protections like embankments and walls have risks such as flooding, rupturing, and being unsustainable and aesthetically unpleasing. The document proposes using mobile flood screens that behave like rolling curtains to stop flood flows as a new protection method. The flood screens would be fixed to steel poles along the land and water frontline, and could lift up on steel rings as water levels rise during a flood to protect coastal and low-lying areas.

2010 Chevy HHR in El Paso, TX

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The Fray is an American alternative rock band formed in 2002 in Denver, Colorado. They achieved mainstream success with their debut album How to Save a Life in 2005, which included their hit single "How to Save a Life". The album spent over 200 weeks on the Billboard charts. Their self-titled second album was released in 2009 and also debuted at number one on the Billboard charts, selling over 179,000 copies in its first week. The band continues to record and tour internationally.

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Glastonbury Festival is the largest open-air arts and music festival in the world, held annually on 900 acres of farmland in Somerset, England. The first festival was held in 1970 after Jimi Hendrix's death and attracted 1,500 people who paid £1 to attend. Over the years, the festival has faced challenges like heavy rain, stage fires, and almost missing performers, but also raises millions for charity. It remains a major cultural event that brings people together from all over to experience music and arts across generations.

Overcome regulatory data retention challenges

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The document discusses organizational development and the crises that occur at different stages of an organization's growth. It describes 5 phases: 1. The creation of the organization, which leads to a crisis of management as it grows. 2. The establishment of new divisions creates an autonomy crisis as they seek independence. 3. Delegating more responsibilities results in a control crisis as the organization expands. 4. Coordination problems and bureaucracy lead to a bureaucratic crisis. 5. Interactions with the environment and technologies cause an open crisis that challenges the organization's structure.

2010 Chevy Traverse in El Paso, TX

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The document describes the 2010 Ford Sport Trac, including its engine, fuel economy, transmission, colors, models, prices, and available accessories. It has a 4.0L V8 engine with 292 horsepower and 315 lb-ft of torque that gets an estimated 21 mpg. There are three models - XLT, Limited, and Adrenalin - ranging in price from $28,210 to $36,395. Various exterior and interior accessories are also listed.

Technology in the Wild: Dynamics and Uncertainty in Field Experiments, Vietnam

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This document discusses field experiments for new agricultural technologies and identifies issues with the current "normal science" paradigm. It presents a case study of a field experiment in Vietnam examining the impact of a farming technique. The study found uncertainty in outcomes, bias in participant selection, and that technicians demonstrated expert knowledge rather than farmers' realities. It recommends adopting a more holistic, systems-based approach that considers political, social, and cultural factors; sees projects as research; and reimagines extension workers as innovation brokers to better connect technical and social sciences.

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The document discusses Google+ Hangouts, a video chat tool from Google that allows multiple people to communicate in real-time. It provides examples of how some brands and politicians have used Hangouts to engage with audiences, including Cadbury having an athlete participate in a Q&A and President Obama answering questions after the State of the Union address. Considerations are discussed around choosing representatives to interact on camera and the potential for Hangouts to transform customer service experiences.

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Dartle Enterprises markets clean energy and monitoring equipment to improve air quality in the Philippines. Led by Edgardo Rivera for over 20 years, the company's vision is to provide cleaner air, water, and affordable energy to Filipinos. Dartle is pioneering solar, wind, biomass, ocean, and waste-to-energy power generation systems to reduce electricity costs and dependence on providers while ensuring power availability. These renewable sources are free, safe, and can provide power anywhere.

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World Cup In Typography

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The Road to Safety

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Oil and gas exploration and field development, construction and operation of oil and gas facilities – these are all dangerous activities. Companies have done a lot to reduce their injury statistics, but in spite of all the technological advancements, oil and gas sector workers still die and get injured at workplace. In this special report Maxim Lyashko explores the measures undertaken by oil giant Shell to ensure the safety of its personnel, especially in the area of reducing injuries and deaths in road accidents.

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The document discusses events from 2011 and predictions for 2012 related to the Super Bowl. In 2011, the Green Bay Packers won Super Bowl XLV which had the largest television viewership ever with 163 million people tuning in. It also discusses the 2011 Volkswagen "The Force" Super Bowl commercial which received nearly 50 million views. For 2012, it predicts that over 100 million people in the US alone will watch the game live and that all 70 commercial spots costing an average of $3.5 million each have been sold, totaling around $250 million in ad revenue. It also notes that the Super Bowl will have its first social media command center to monitor online activity.

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Diane Arbus was an American photographer known for black-and-white square photographs of marginal or unusual people. In 1962, she switched to using a Rolleiflex twin lens reflex camera, which allowed her to produce more detailed square images and create some of her most famous work, including photos of a child with a toy grenade and teenage couples. She later began also using a Mamiya camera with flash. Some of her most notable photos include "Identical Twins" and "Jewish Giant." Arbus was known for saying "A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know."

Laura Heather Glenn Chris - Sept 2011

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The document provides information about various theatre productions and events: - It lists 3 plays currently showing or having recently finished their run in London - Anne Boleyn and Richard III at The Globe and The Tempest at Theatre Royal Haymarket. Each lists the ticket prices and reviews from The Guardian. - It then describes the underground "rebel bingo" event, explaining how it started secretly in a church and has spread worldwide through social media. It notes some of the rules around needing to be signed up to get event details and that events are disguised as other functions. It describes the more lively and interactive nature of rebel bingo compared to traditional bingo.

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The top three videos from June were: 1. A T-Mobile Angry Birds commercial. 2. An E-Trade Super Bowl ad featuring a baby. 3. A PSA from the David Cornfield Melanoma Fund titled "Dear 16-year-old Me". The document then provides more details on some of the other popular videos from the month, including a controversial Greenpeace ad parodying a Volkswagen commercial, a daring BMW stunt driving video, and a Samsung ad promoting their new phone by showcasing finger tricks. It also mentions an English National Opera video asking "Can I be your friend?". The rest of the document discusses a Philips marketing campaign

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Nathan Martin argues that to create innovative technology experiences, companies should think like "gutter technologists" by disregarding technological conventions and rules. He advocates using the lowest possible technology in new combinations to solve problems creatively. Martin provides examples like the Nike Chalkbot that combined old and new technologies to engage audiences in new ways. The document encourages companies to "squint" at technology without expertise to find unexpected solutions and inspire memorable experiences for users.

Joe & The Museum of London

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The document provides information about the Great Fire of London in 1666 and asks multiple choice questions about details of the fire such as where it started, how much of London was destroyed, and how many days it lasted. It also asks about a profession associated with the nickname "quack". Additionally, it discusses an art installation called London Wall that displays social media posts on a physical wall to reveal thoughts and conversations as concrete poetry.

Claire in the Community

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