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?? Exciting News for Fashion Enthusiasts and Comfort Seekers! Are you ready to transform your sock collection? Join us on an unforgettable journey through the realms of Sockdom, from the majestic heights of knee-highs to the breathable comfort of ankle socks. Whether you're an athlete seeking support, a fashionista making a statement, or simply in pursuit of comfort for your daily endeavors, our guide to choosing the perfect sock will lead the way. Discover how to balance style, functionality, and comfort in your sock selections, ensuring a perfect fit for every occasion. Let's redefine how we think about socks, elevating them from mere necessities to key elements of our personal style and well-being. Embrace the adventure. Elevate your sock game. #FashionForward #SockRevolution #funreading

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Read the latest editorial on Holland & Holland, published in Sporting Classics. "Holland & Holland’s DNA has always been that of a pure gun company—one of the best. Once a gun was ordered, H&H dedicated itself to that purpose by being masters at determining and satisfying the customer’s wants and needs." Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e8hUQXgq

Hours before we left for our Christmas family break, I stopped by Parbery Consulting to unveil Ripples of Authenticity. “Ripples of Authenticity” was inspired by Parbery’s strong commitment to a people-first approach to business that supports people’s growth in a safe, non-judgmental environment. At the centre of the artwork Parbery’s commitment to people first is depicted with people abstractly connected forming a journey. This is to signify that people are key to Parbery’s journey. The next layer is using two interlocking lines to represent ongoing commitment to people, values, and purpose. Taking inspiration from one of the participants comments, the next layer is inspired by mountains to represent a solid foundation and represents Parbery’s strong principles of honesty and fairness. It also represents alignment of community and commercial goals for the greater good with abstract people representing community and clients. Extending off the centre element, is the ripple effect representing Parbery’s belief that opportunities are created by working as a team leading to growth in a holistic sense. Therefore, interconnecting with the ripples, are opportunities gravitating towards Parbery. The colours used throughout the piece represent Parbery’s commitment and values of creating a caring, nurturing environment that people can grow, develop, and feel safe to be authentic. #marrawuyjourneys #indigenousartists #aboriginalartwork #aboriginalart #contemporaryart #supportsmallbusiness #originalart #aboriginalbusiness #supportlocal #supportlocalartists #australianartist #womeninbusiness

Post number #one. Inspiration / recommendations for #eventprofs and #marketingprofs. The “Carousel” scene in Mad Men (Season 1, Episode 13, “The Wheel”) One of the most iconic moments where Don Draper’s pitch for #Kodak’s new slide projector. 1. Emotional #Connection Draper sells #nostalgia, not the product. Emotion trumps features. #Emotions = resonance. 2. #Storytelling Draper uses personal memories, making the pitch relatable. #Stories > raw #data. 3. Product #Framing Draper calls the projector a “time machine,” elevating its #significance. Frame your solutions around #human values for greater #impact.

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If you've watched our eight-bell videos, you may have noticed that Carla and I hold our handbells in different ways. The handbell terminology is that she's using "British four-in-hand", while I'm using "American four-in-hand", which is also known as "ring and knock". The difference will always be there, because we each are sticking with what we learned long ago as new ringers; switching styles would be very, very difficult, because what each of us do has become to automatic. Four-in-hand (abbreviated "4iH") really is a bit of a misnomer, since it really is four bells in two hands, not four bells in each hand (or one hand). Somewhere along the line, the present term stuck, and so we just use it without questioning it, since no one worries (much) about whether the term fits its meaning. American 4iH is called "ring and knock", because one bell is played the same way you'd play it if you just one bell in your hand - that's the "ring" bell. The other is turned 90o so that its clapper direction is perpendicular to the other bell; newbie 4iHers are often told that they play that bell as if they're knocking on a door. The reason for the 90o rotation is to "orthogonalize" (separate) the ringing directions of the two bells so that they can be controlled independently. When the crossed bells are laid on a surface, the top one ("primary") is the "ring" bells and the bottom one ("secondary") is the "knock" bell. British 4iH also sets up with the same sort of perpendicularity, except that the secondary is the "ring" bell and the primary is played with an inward motion. Carla's written a wonderful article on the subject which I encourage you to check out. Suffice it to say, however, that the different setups are enough to make our individual ringing appearances somewhat different. https://lnkd.in/gyXuGW4V Take a look! https://lnkd.in/gBtTk9C4