Supermarkets across the USA are urging customers to return a product that has turned out to be really dangerous. Maxine Waters Vindictive Raisins (all batch numbers) should not be ingested at all costs or the consequences could at the worst amount to death.
Raisin Hell
The urgent recall from all supermarkets across the U.S is truly scary because these raisins are deadly.
Walmart General Manager, Dwight Prune, revealed why it is recalling Maxine Waters Vindictive Raisins from its stores nationwide.
“Eating even one these raisins causes people to riot violently, commit mass arson, and act fucking insane. People start getting all hateful, racist against white people even if you’re white yourself, and start looting, rioting, setting fire to stores — as well as attacking police officers for no reason. Please, we urge all Americans from eating these Maxine Waters Vindictive Raisins. Just put ’em down! Once you eat one, you won’t be able to stop!”
In fact, the situation is so serious that the DHS is now involved in the situation.
Dina Rhea, Chief of Operations for the Department of Homeland Security is aware of the grave situation and is especially urging young Americans to not eat the raisins.
“Our current threat level is flashing red! Please do not eat the goddamn Maxine Waters Vindictive Raisin product. Amon axe y’all to step away from da muffugin raisins bitches, otherwise this whole damn country is goin’ up in muffugin smoke!”
Today is another sad day for American justice, because bias is now a large part of the American judicial system. Biased justice in the Derek Chauvin court case is proof that criminals now have more rights than police officers.
The case was so biased that it was obvious weeks ago that Chauvin was going down. He was effectively thrown under a bus by his own scared police department and everyone else.
Brandon Mitchell, known as Juror #52, told Minneapolis news outlets Monday that he attended the Aug. 28 march in Washington, D.C., featuring speeches by George Floyd’s siblings, while a photo circulating online shows him with two cousins wearing the T-shirt as well as a “Black Lives Matter” hat.
What may come back to haunt the prosecution is that Mr. Mitchell, 31, answered “no” when asked during jury selection if he had attended any protests for George Floyd.
With congresswoman Maxine Waters threatening riots as her words inciting violence threatened the jury itself, the verdict had nowhere to go, it was either a biased decision under blackmail or riots. What choice did the skewed judicial system have? Maxine Waters directly threatened the jury in the case so that if they did not come to her guilty ruling of Chauvin, the jury would be responsible for more mass riots by BLM domestic race agitators. Naturally the jury were under a lot of pressure from these nefarious forces and under blackmail to conduct the will of Maxine Waters, and others or suffer the consequences.
Biden also tampered with the biased case by revealing he spoke to George Floyd’s family and he’s “praying the verdict is the right verdict” in the Chauvin trial.
The lesson learned from the Chauvin guilty verdict is that white police should refuse to attend any call out involving African Americans, and if this is not possible, they should resign from the force completely, or move to an area where there will be minimal contact with African American criminals.
Many African Americans who commit crimes do not believe they are culpable for the crimes they commit, and profoundly believe they should be given a green light to commit their crimes without any form of arrest or justice if caught. African Americans who commit crimes think they should be allowed to commit crimes without arrest, and they are entitled to commit crime.
If you’re a white cop in America, there is no point in carrying on any more. Just leave your precincts, let the crimes continue unabated, because there is no help for the police any more in a thankless job that brings zero rewards. Crime wins today, and the court verdict at the Chauvin trial proved emphatically that the days of policing are now effectively over.
White police officers from now on cannot do their jobs, therefore they should all resign en masse as they will be thrown to the dogs in a biased judicial system that borders on corruption and the perversion of justice.
George Floyd, a career criminal and Fentanyl addict, is now a revered saint to all African Americans.
During a biased trial, with a biased jury, during a biased Biden administration, it was obvious that Chauvin was going to be given a guilty sentence. The blackmail threat of more riots from Maxine Waters and phone call from Biden secured the biased decision.
One can only feel a profound sadness for a country which is so rich in colour, diversity and culture, a land ultimately linked to human history as it is being ravaged by the Chinese Virus.
The Indian health service is inundated, crumbling under the sheer weight of Coronavirus patients turning up at its doors. It is in such a poor state, a journalist from Uttar Pradesh Province tweeted as he desperately tried to get help with his oxygen levels in his blood dropping to a low of 35. If one’s blood oxygen levels go below 95 is a worry. The poor man never received any help and literally died as he tweeted his last oxygen level.
There are no ambulances, as the cursed Chinese Virus ravages through cities with the precision of a butcher’s knife.
It seems the Indian B.1.617 variant of Covid-19, a double mutation called L452R is much more infectious than its original Wuhan cousin.
From January to March 2021 people in India have eased off the lockdown period and social distancing has been a thing of the past. People have been congregating in close proximity with each other with no precautions, and now this latest purge of the population is the answer.
Religious festivals like the Kumbh Mela where over 50 million Indians congregate on the banks of the Ganges are also in play, and the government is nearly powerless to stop the mass gatherings. One can only imagine the mass spread of the Chinese Virus amongst the worshippers, especially the asymptomatic superspreaders out and about spreading the Chinese Virus far and wide unknowingly.
One can only imagine the sheer delight in Beijing as they gleefully watch the destruction their virus is meting out onto their enemy. A war is being fought in proxy, and the Chinese Virus is doing its job very well, not only in India but across the entire globe right now.
How would you define your role? What’s the remit of a CMO at an agency as opposed to, say, head of new business?
My role, put simply, is about driving reputation and growth. I lead our marketing efforts across Europe and oversee a team of new business and comms specialists ensuring the business grows and there is a steady stream of positive, prominent and relevant agency news to elevate and build our agency profile.
As part of overseeing the offices in London, Madrid and Prague, I ensure the way we’re perceived externally aligns to our agency challenger positioning – not just what we say, but how and where we say it. I make sure that our offering translates into those markets and as the industry changes, I’m continually questioning how we can evolve it and better it. As we’re headquartered in London, part of my role is making sure the magic of London is emulated abroad.
From a growth perspective I seek opportunities and then manage them. From identifying the right talent and casting for a brief across all departments and offices, working through a client brief and their challenges they face, always sense checking if we’ve got the right talent on it and if not bringing them in at the right time, and always having a little paranoia of what else can we be doing. Pitching is still a large part of my role and like everyone at VCCP, I’m in the thick of it, which I love.
I noticed that you studied marketing and advertising at university. What attracted you to the industry so early on?
I actually got into advertising by chance. I initially wanted to be an automotive designer and was headed down that path until I saw the final year degree show – basically replica models of real cars – a few months before I was due to start. The show was breathtaking, so breathtaking that it literally took the wind out of my sails and I panicked and transferred courses to Marketing & Advertising. At the time I loved the Honda ‘Cog’ and to be honest even though I didn’t see it at the time, it was an absolute blessing.
In my summer holiday I was fortunate enough to get a few weeks’ work experience in a few agencies, and from that point I was hooked by the people and culture of the industry. Not to mention I’m an absolute sucker for a decent print ad. A few words, well art directed, can mean a thousand words to millions of people. Very powerful, not to sound too cliché!
You’ve worked at VCCP for ten years, which strikes me as unusual. What have they got on you? Just joking: what is it about the group that fosters your loyalty?
Ever since I started at VCCP, I’ve loved it – I love the people, the work, and I’ve definitely grown up here – I think a lot of people feel the same way and the agency is full of what I would call ‘VCCP lifers’. I can still feel like the new kid as the management team hasn’t changed since the first day I started.
I’ve always felt proud to be part of VCCP: it’s an agency that has and continues to change and evolve enormously. Since I’ve started we’ve grown from 250 people to now being a global network of over 1000. Every time I feel I’m getting my feet under the desk something will happen that pushes me back into the deep end and challenges me to grow. I’m hugely fortunate to be at a company which has grown a tremendous amount, and with growth has come career opportunities. It’s not just about work opportunities though,: VCCP is very unique in the way that it genuinely feels like you’re part of a family.
Many clients prefer to work on a project basis today, so the challenge is to convert that into a longer-term relationship. Has that been your experience?
Yes more and more so, but in the main it’s a positive change as it can open up opportunities that didn’t exist before. We’re a challenger agency so the chance of a project, gives us a chance to prove ourselves and punch well above our weight.
When you arrive at the office in the morning, what’s facing you during the hours ahead? I’m sure there’s no typical day …
There’s definitely no typical day in my role. Every day throws up its own set of challenges, which I have to be prepared for and willing for my whole day to be reshaped by. I could be working on any number of live pitches with clients, working with our social division on our content strategy, or talking to our planning department about our thought leadership pipeline.
My north star is growing the business and as the overall remit, it’s a very far and wide-reaching role. That’s what makes it exciting to be in – and I think it’s a certain type of person that buzzes off it.
Where does most new business come from today? How does the process of reeling in a new client tend to begin?
The work is our product, the product is our calling card, but that can take the guise of many different sources; direct inbound opportunities, intermediaries, client recommendations and business development. We have a healthy mixture across all sources to allow for the inevitable peaks and troughs throughout the year. But across all sources of new business, the process starts with having a good product, and to quote Adrian Coleman, one of our founders, “you’re only as good as your last game”.
(For two terrific examples, see the agency’s work for Cadbury here and Walkers here.)
There are a lot of different personalities involved in a pitch. Any tips for managing them all to avoid clashes?
You have to be a people person, you have to understand what individuals are bringing to the table and then make sure they can deliver to the best of their ability. So take away any unnecessary distractions to help them perform: it’s a stage, really. But what has really helped is that our management team is largely the same since I’ve started and continues to be so. Our chemistry isn’t forced and what exists is a friendship that extends beyond the office walls. I think we’ve always benefited from this dynamic to help build chemistry, which definitely served us well at the start of lockdown, when we were pitching from home. You can’t fake culture over Zoom! I think everyone will vouch that it’s extremely hard to get the agency culture across without being in person, so this was a huge benefit.
What’s the biggest challenge of your job? And the biggest reward?
Fitting it all in. There’s always more to be done: I have a continuous “to do” list that’s constantly evolving in line with the agency and the extremely competitive market we operate in. Ten years have flown by, which is quite scary to think about, but the biggest reward is meeting new clients, and learning about new industries and businesses. I find it fascinating, and I end up becoming invested in the brands and genuinely wanting them to succeed. Seeing the multiple effects of winning a piece of business, enabling us to grow into new markets, develop new capabilities or into new sectors, bring on new talent – it feels so satisfying knowing you’ve helped to build that brand and business.
How has your role evolved during the pandemic period – and what have been the positive consequences of that?
Like everyone, when the pandemic hit we had to rapidly adapt the way we approached our long-standing and trusted methods of pitching. However, once we worked out how to unmute ourselves and share a screen, it was really all about going back to basics and enforcing them. Timings, agendas and casting have never been more important, because without the fundamentals in place you’ve got little chance of building rapport, let alone chemistry.
What I do hope does stay moving forward is a new hybrid model, picking the best from the old ways and the best of the new practices. For example, even without a physical environment to build rapport, clients have been able and keen to meet more frequently – as they can fit in a quick catch up in between meetings – so we’ve ended up with more client face time, and it has felt more like a working relationship than pitching, which is advantageous for all.
Dental practices aren’t always easy to run. There is so much to consider, including staff satisfaction, keeping the clinic clean, and budgeting. With so many responsibilities, it can be difficult to ensure your practice is not only running but is also successful and profitable. If you’re the owner of a dental practice, and you’re ready to appeal to increase your profits and bring more patients through the door, here are six tips to get you there.
1: Consider Your Suppliers
If you are still using the same suppliers you chose at the beginning of your dental practice journey, it’s time to consider looking elsewhere. That doesn’t mean you necessarily have to switch, but knowing what else is out there means you’re more likely to find the best deal. Plus, you might be able to afford state-of-the-art equipment that you couldn’t at the beginning. If you’re interested in high-quality dental supplies, Kent Express has a vast selection to choose from.
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2: Work with Professional Financial Advisors
Knowing where your money is going is crucial for dental clinics. With so many outgoing costs, you don’t want to run the risk of overspending and not having the profits to make up for it. Rather than putting all the financial responsibilities on yourself, look for professional financial advisors for essential advice on budgeting and spending.
3: Hire the Right Team
Hiring the right team is difficult for any business. It can be even trickier as a dental practice, as you not only need to provide professional customer service, but you also need to adhere to strict medical standards given by the GDC.
To build a friendly and hard-working team, spend more time recruiting, maintain a positive work environment, and offer ongoing training to all staff members.
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4: Improve Your Marketing Strategies
To get more patients coming through your door, you will need to improve your marketing strategies. That means optimising your website for SEO, attending multiple events, and upping your social media game. The more you can get your clinic’s name out there, the more patients will walk through the door.
5: Choose the Right Location
Location is everything when it comes to a dental clinic. No matter how up-to-date your equipment is or how talented your staff are, if your clinic is competing with too many other dental practices or is in the middle of nowhere, you’ll find it difficult to find new patients.
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6: Focus on the Patients
In the end, your main focus should be on the patients themselves. After all, they are the ones paying for and using your services, and if you provide subpar treatment or customer service, they are likely to head elsewhere for their next dentist visit. Plus, word of mouth is one of the strongest marketing strategies, and the happier the patients are, the more likely they are to recommend you to their family and friends.
Follow these six steps, and you will improve your chances of running a profitable and successful dental practice.
It’s a very simple concept, billionaires are never happy with their billions, and they constantly want to make more billions to add to their other billions. The European Super League is a firm commitment to scrape more money from the football barrel and force football fans to dish out more money to see their favourite teams play.
Greed is always a factor, and the footballers want more money, the billionaires want more money, and in the process there has to always be losers, the fans and lesser clubs.
“This is nothing more than football for the greedy. Many of these billionaires do not care about football despite owning these clubs. They only look at income. Greed engenders more greed!” one fan who was disgusted by the whole debacle revealed.
One billionaire football club owner had a few words to say about the European Super League and football fans.
The video showing multiple officers trying to get George Floyd into a cop car reveal that Floyd had an aversion to going to prison. In fact, George Floyd was allergic to being arrested and going to jail.
Psychologist Eric Brandt reveals that this allergy is prevalent amongst many people.
“Like if a man robs a bank or commits a crime, naturally the police will try to arrest the criminals if they are caught. During an arrest, the allergic reaction to having handcuffs put on you or stuffed into a police vehicle can cause an agitated temperament in the criminal. All he sees now is a loss of freedom, to be locked in a cage for years, therefore his body and mind have an allergic reaction to arrest and incarceration.
Under new Minnesota legislation criminals would be given free safari holidays costing thousands of dollars instead of being immediately arrested for their crimes.
“In liberal states we need to take into account of this aversion to being arrested. Why not give the criminals a holiday before they are taken to prison, or the police should take the arrested felon to a nice restaurant to give them a good slap-up meal? The state of Minnesota is even thinking of giving people who commit crimes cash to ease the pain of arrest. Imagine if you have been handcuffed for a heinous crime, and the policeman puts $5,000 into your pocket from the state’s taxpayers. We would have happy criminals then, they would love to go to prison, and this terrible allergic reaction to arrest would stop.”
Minnesota state legislators are considering giving gifts to individuals who are arrested, and playing soft relaxing music during the arrest process so the aversion and allergy to arrest does not rear its ugly head again.
Poor George Floyd was a victim of an adverse reaction to being handcuffed and put into a cop car. He suffered terribly because he was not treated in the right way for committing a crime. Instead of being handcuffed, the police should have given him gifts, taken him out to a restaurant and booked a long safari vacation for him in South Africa.
There is no doubt that George Floyd’s allergic reaction to being arrested contributed to his frightful death.
If you are looking to add more rooms to your living space, but do not want to get an extension, a loft conversion could be the perfect solution for you. Not only will it provide you with a more comfortable living environment, but it can also add value to your property which makes them worth the investment. However, there are different types of loft conversions that you can choose from, so it is important to know what they are, so you can pick the right one for you.
Dormer Loft Conversion
This is a very popular choice with homeowners as a dormer loft conversion can help to add some headroom to your loft, making it a more comfortable space. It is not expensive compared to other choices, and it is suitable for the majority of house styles. A dormer loft conversion will give you flat walls and straight ceilings, as well as providing plenty of light and ventilation in your new attic room.
Hip to Gable Loft Conversion
A hip to gable loft conversion is often seen in end terraces and detached properties. These types of conversions straighten the inwardly slanted walls at the end of a roof to create a vertical one. It creates a lot more space in your converted loft, which is why it is a fairly popular choice. The only downside to these kinds of loft conversions is that they do not work for mid-terrace properties and can be more expensive to complete than a dormer conversion. Also, if your neighbour does not have one, it can look a bit out of place which makes it slightly less aesthetically pleasing.
Mansard Loft Conversion
Mansard lofts raise the party wall that is shared with your neighbours and your roof will remain flat with an outer wall that slopes gently inwards. They can work well with any property type but are commonly found in terraced properties, and this is because they work well with that style of the house. They can offer more headroom than most other types of conversion and also allow plenty of light into your new loft room. Furthermore, they usually do require planning permission, however, unlike other kinds of conversion and can take longer to finish as well as being more expensive. You can find out more about Mansard loft conversions and other styles at touchstonelofts.co.uk.
Roof Light Loft Conversion
This is the most basic type of loft conversion available as you do not alter any of the existing space, you only add windows to the roof for more light and ventilation. The benefits of a roof light loft conversion are that it is the cheapest kind to get, so better for those who are working with smaller budgets. Additionally, it is likely to be approved on most properties, and you can use clever storage to make the room more comfortable.
However, as it does not add any extra headroom it is not as spacious as other types of conversions, so depending on what you want to use this new attic room for, it might not be the most suitable option.
If you are thinking about converting your loft into another liveable room in your home, make sure you have thought carefully about what type of conversion will suit your budget and your needs best.
The new model is the ultimate expression of Ferrari’s concept of an extreme front-engined berlinetta, honing the characteristics of the critically-acclaimed 812 Superfast to a level never seen before. The result is a car that encapsulates and epitomises the company’s 70-plus years of experience on the world’s circuits, drawing on its thoroughbred sports car DNA to deliver a perfect marriage of performance, form, and function. Aimed at Ferrari’s most passionate collectors and connoisseurs, it features numerous uncompromising engineering solutions to guarantee peerless driving pleasure.
Special version of the 812 Superfast
As is the case with all Ferrari’s cars, the most striking feature lies at its very heart: in this instance the latest evolution of Maranello’s legendary 65° V12 engine, which reaches the highest output of any Ferrari road-car engine – 830 cv – and revs to 9,500 rpm, again the highest of any Ferrari ICE. The use of state-of-the-art materials, the redesign of many of the engine’s key components, a new valve timing mechanism and a new exhaust system are just some of the technical solutions that allow the most noble of Ferrari engines to deliver performance levels that are unprecedented in the V12 segment.
The ultimate expression of Ferrari DNA: exclusivity, a racing soul and the pinnacle of automotive innovation
The pure yet brutal power unleashed by the powertrain is paired with class-leading vehicle dynamics controls to ensure that the performance can be fully exploited and to guarantee maximum fun behind the wheel. Most distinctive of these solutions is the adoption of independent steering on all four wheels. This extends the feeling of agility and precision when cornering as well as providing unparalleled responsiveness to steering inputs. Another noteworthy engineering achievement is the development work undertaken to reduce the car’s overall weight compared to the 812 Superfast. This was achieved in particular by extensive use of carbon fibre, both on the exterior and in the cockpit. Lastly, the new model premieres version 7.0 of the renowned Side Slip Control vehicle dynamics system.
Naturally-aspirated V12 unleashes 830 cv at 9,500 rpm for a sensation of endless power and performance
One of the most striking aspects of this new model is how in-depth aerodynamic research has altered the car’s lines. Working in close synergy with the Ferrari Styling Centre, the aerodynamicists have adopted solutions that are extreme in form featuring profiles that are unprecedented for a road-legal car. The aerodynamic redesign of the whole car was aimed at maximising downforce levels: from the new front air intakes, rear diffuser and exhaust configuration to the patented design of the rear screen – which now hosts vortex generators – every modification is a faithful expression of Ferrari’s core belief that form must always follow function.
From a design point of view, this new special series has a strong personality all of its own that differentiates it significantly from the 812 Superfast on which it is based: this was achieved by choosing styling themes that further enhance the architectural design and dynamism of the 812 Superfast, pushing its sporty vocation to new extremes.
One example of this is the decision to replace the glass rear screen with a single-piece aluminium structure. The vortex generators it sports improve the car’s aerodynamic efficiency, but the design solution chosen, which is fully integrated with the roof, simultaneously creates a backbone effect that underscores the car’s sculptural forms.
Together with the carbon-fibre blade that traverses the bonnet, this motif changes the overall perception of the car’s volumes: the bonnet seems shorter, emphasising the width of the car, and the tail now has a more powerful, fastback look, thus making it appear more compact and competition-like despite it sharing the 812 Superfast’s silhouette, proportions and formal balance. Even the rear spoiler now looks more imposing: it is higher but the specific design treatment used also makes the tail look very wide, almost horizontal.
The interior architecture very much reflects that of the 812 Superfast, retaining the main dash and door panel interfaces and volumes, including the signature diapason motif. Along with other elements of the interior, the door panel has been redesigned to reduce weight and, combined with the introduction of the H-gate theme on the tunnel, this lends the cockpit a sportier, more modern edge that reflects the car’s racing spirit.
The model’s name and further technical information will be revealed on May 5 during a live-streamed event on Ferrari’s social media channels
Online casino entertainment has always been a competitive industry and the race among software developers is intense. NetEnt had the advantage of an early start and as one of the first producers of online casino games it quickly made a name for itself. Fast-forward two decades and they are still the best slot game developer in 2021. These are some of the reasons why the Scandinavian company continues to rank high in the preferences of slots fans from all over the world.
Great-looking slots that pay well
The defining quality of NetEnt slots is the visual appeal. A quick glance at their games and punters realize the fact that they are some of the best-looking online slots in the market. This has been the case for more than 20 years, and they managed to maintain the same high standards. Slots developed by them are visually pleasing, with animations that quickly catch the eye of prospective players. Some games are colourful, while others take a more serious approach and use dark tones to create a certain atmosphere.
Behind the charming visuals and appealing graphics, punters will always find games with a high return to player. The RTP is clearly displayed next to the reels, which means that players know exactly what to expect from their slots of choice. Due to the excellent reputation NetEnt has worldwide, it is easy to trust these numbers and play with confidence on real money. Speaking of which, they work with independent auditors to check the RNG for fairness, which makes the games even more reliable.
Record-setting progressive jackpots
Arguably the most exciting slots available are those that carry progressive jackpots. NetEnt is famous for its record-setting games, with their slots ranking high, alongside Microgaming titles. These two software developers have dominated the progressive jackpot niche for more than two decades. If you want to spin the reels of a slot that can produce seven digit winnings, NetEnt is the obvious choice. Huge amounts are awarded over the years and a quick Google search will deliver a long list of millionaires.
Progressive jackpot slots, as well as classic games can be played on mobile devices, so convenience is insured. The casinos powered by the software developer make the slots available straight in the browser or through the app. Most of the recent creations are developed in HTML 5, which is perfect for mobile gaming and vastly superior to Flash.
Furthermore, all the games can be tried on virtual currency in their mobile format, so players learn the game mechanics before betting real money.
Another reason why NetEnt is still the best slot game developer in 2021 has to do with originality. The games they produce are charming and introduce original concepts that appeal to distinct categories of punters. The music themed series is a shining example of games that have developed a cult following. Games such as Guns ’n Roses, Jimi Hendrix and Motorhead ignited the enthusiasm for slots even among those who haven’t played such games before.
