Episode 12

Thursday, October 18th, 2012

Simran gets extremely tensed as she is finding a shortage of 500 rupees and she has no idea where it has been spent. She gets worried thinking that Bindeshwari will reprimand her for being careless. Gehna asks her what she is searching. Simran lies that she is looking for a file. Gehna advises her to search with a cool head. Lovely goes to Kartik’s office to meet him. Rohan sees Lovely and tells her that Kartik is unwell. He also wonders how come Lovely is unaware of it. Lovely lies to him saying that she had forgotten her phone at home, hence she was unaware of his health. Nimmi sees that Kartik is leaving without eating breakfast. Nimmi takes him aside and asks him what that the matter is. She asks him if the liar girl is responsible for his restlessness. Kartik tells her that he is unable to take his mind off her. Riya overhears their conversation, and accidentally drops a vessel which draws Nimmi and Kartik’s attention. Gehna asks Simran to recheck the accounts as Bindeshwari would not tolerate any faults in the jobs assigned by her. Simran gets tensed and shares her problem with her co-sisters. Riya warns Simran that Bindeshwari will not forgive her for her carelessness. Gehna, Nimmi and Riya try to make Simran recollect if she had given the money to anyone but Simran does not remember anything. Rohan tells Kartik that Lovely had come to his office. Kartik is surprised. He lies to Rohan that Lovely had come home to meet him. While browsing through his files, he

Mature Market Split on Which Presidential Candidate Will Protect Their Nest Egg, Finds Response Mine Interactive Survey

Thursday, October 18th, 2012

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 16, 2012

Response Mine Interactive (RMI), a digital marketing agency founded on direct response principles focused holistically on driving category leading ROI for brands, announces the results of a study conducted online nationwide by Harris Interactive on behalf of Response Mine Interactive from September 4 -6, 2012 among 2,310 U.S. adults aged 18 and older.

U.S. adults were asked if they believed the United States is better off today than it was 4 years ago, and nearly 1 in 3 (32 percent) U.S. adults age 48 and older believe we are. Only 34 percent of those age 55 and older thinks the United States is better off today than it was 4 years ago. When asked about the effects a new President will have on their nest egg, 51 percent of adults age 48 and older think the election of a new President will have a very/somewhat positive effect on their retirement plans/nest egg.

?As a company dedicated to helping marketers communicate with boomers and seniors, we seek to understand how they anticipate the upcoming election affecting them,? said Ken Robbins, founder and CEO of Response Mine. ?During the next presidential term, 14.6MM Americans will turn 65. With many Americans staring in the face of under-funded retirement and emerging from the erosion of home equity over the last five years, this election weighs heavily. Companies who acknowledge and address the financial realities of their mature market customers will prosper as the aging wave hits.?

Politics

In addition to the Harris Interactive study, Response Mine Interactive conducted its own survey among its internal database of mature market respondents with noteworthy results. A significant majority (89 percent) of respondents from the RMI survey intend to vote in the upcoming presidential elections. Among those, 80 percent are certain about their preferred candidate with 49 percent planning to vote for Romney and 38 percent for President Obama. The RMI survey discovered that the older the respondent, the higher the likelihood that he/she will vote for Romney in November.


Respondents of nearly all age groups indicated health care reform as the most important election issue. The group of 88 years old and older indicated Social Security as their most important election related issue.
More than half of participants cited TV as the primary source in which they receive information regarding upcoming elections and candidate platforms. Fox News was cited as the primary news source for all age groups.

Harris Interactive Survey Methodology

Harris Interactive conducted the survey online within the United States on behalf of Response Mine Interactive from September 4-6, 2012 among 2,310 adults ages 18 and older, among whom 1,181 are adults age 48+. This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. For complete survey methodology, including weighting variables, please contact Christy Olliff at colliff(at)trevelinokeller(dot)com.

RMI Survey Methodology

The Response Mine Interactive (RMI) self conducted survey utilized the company?s mature market internal database. RMI used both telephone and online surveys to collect the data needed, and 434 respondents were contacted via telephone and 214 respondents completed an identical survey through email. RMI began collecting data on August 7, 2012 and completed on August 13, 2012. All responses were compiled and analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively. Findings for total respondents are significant at a 95% confidence level and with a +/- 3.72% margin of error.

About Harris Interactive

Harris Interactive is one of the world?s leading market research firms, leveraging research, technology, and business acumen to transform relevant insight into actionable foresight. Known widely for the Harris Poll and for pioneering innovative research methodologies, Harris possesses expertise in a wide range of industries including healthcare, technology, public affairs, energy, telecommunications, financial services, insurance, media, retail, restaurant, and consumer package goods. Additionally, Harris has a portfolio of multi-client offerings that complement our custom solutions while maximizing our client?s research investment. Serving clients in over 196 countries and territories through our North American and European offices, Harris specializes in delivering research solutions that help us ? and our clients ? stay ahead of what?s next. For more information, please visit http://www.harrisinteractive.com.

About Response Mine Interactive

Response Mine Interactive (RMI), a digital marketing services firm founded on direct response principles, which focuses holistically on achieving online category domination for brands. Dedicated to ROI through media driven efficiencies, RMI has generated billions of dollars in revenue for leading brands in the ecommerce, seniors, healthcare, retail, travel and home services markets. For more information, visit http://www.responsemine.com or call 404-233-0370 x318.







Typewriter Artist

Wednesday, October 17th, 2012

Paul Smith, the Typewriter artist. Originally aired March-April of 1976 on KOIN-TV in Portland Oregon. At-Large Reporter Ray Summers wrote and narrated. I shot, edited and selected the music. Ray learned about Paul from a newspaper feature in the Roseburg, Oregon newspaper. Ray and I roamed Southern Oregon for a week in February and dropped by the Roseburg nursing home one wintry morn. We were in and out in 90 minutes, but what we captured was an amazing story on many levels. I shot the story with a single system Frezzolini 16mm film camera. I shot daylight Ektachrome with dichroic filters on my lights since so much daylight was coming in the windows. I put an ECM-50 microphone inside Paul’s typewriter to capture the sound. I got the music from my personal library. A week or two later, Assignment Editor Norm Gunning gave me a whole day to cut this piece. I synched 4 reels of film and sound and pretaped to 2 inch tape. By the reaction of the crew we knew we had a special piece. I submitted the piece to the National Press Photographer Association’s 2nd quarter clip contest in 1976. It won 1st place nationally as the best television news story. It had been lost on 3/4″ Beta tape in my hot attic for years. I just bought an used 3/4″ deck off EBay and recorded this story to my computer. It suffers a bit from generation loss. I count 3 generations: film, 2 inch tape, 3/4″ tape. Enjoy. Mark Gardner is a regular contributor to WhackyNation.com.
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