Profanity

CONN'S LEANS INTO THE 'F' WORD WITH NEW 'FINANCE IS NOT A BAD WORD' MARKETING CAMPAIGN

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Friday, October 27, 2023
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THE WOODLANDS, Texas, Oct. 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Conn's HomePlus (NASDAQ: CONN), a specialty retailer of home goods with a unique retail and credit business model, is unveiling a new marketing campaign Finance Is Not a Bad Word. The campaign features a five-spot series of digital video ads, and extensions across various mediums including in-store, social media, email marketing and digital audio.

Key Points: 
  • The campaign features a five-spot series of digital video ads, and extensions across various mediums including in-store, social media, email marketing and digital audio.
  • In conducting research, Conn's determined there was a need, and opportunity, to destigmatize financing.
  • With the campaign, Conn's seeks to engage and empower customers while emphasizing core principles of the brand: honest, human, inclusive, and bold.
  • "It was exciting to have a client that not only embraced humor but wanted to have fun with a touchy subject.

The presidential campaign of Convict 9653

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Tuesday, April 18, 2023
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Trump is unlikely to wind up in an orange jumpsuit, at least not on this indictment, and probably not before November 2024, in any case.

Key Points: 
  • Trump is unlikely to wind up in an orange jumpsuit, at least not on this indictment, and probably not before November 2024, in any case.
  • Yet if he does, he would not be the first candidate to run for the White House from the Big House.
  • In the election of 1920, Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist Party presidential candidate, polled nearly a million votes without ever hitting the campaign trail.
  • By the time he was imprisoned for sedition, Eugene Victor Debs had enjoyed a lifetime of running afoul of government authority.

Representing American socialism

    • For the next 30 years, Debs was the face of socialism in America.
    • He ran for president four times, in 1900, 1904, 1908 and 1912, garnering around a million votes in the last cycle.
    • In April 1917, when America joined World War I’s bloodbath in Europe, Debs became a fierce opponent of American involvement in what he saw as a death cult orchestrated by rapacious munitions manufacturers.
    • One June 18, 1918, in an address in Canton, Ohio, he declared that American boys were “fit for something better than for cannon fodder.” In short order, he was arrested and convicted of violating the Sedition Act.

A ‘front cell’ campaign

    • Yet Debs did not let incarceration keep his message from the voters.
    • In a wry response to Harding’s “front porch” campaign style, in which the Republican candidate received visits from the front porch of his home in Marion, Ohio, the Socialist Party announced that its candidate would conduct a “front cell” campaign from Atlanta.
    • The New York Times was aghast that a felon might canvass for votes from the motion picture screen.

Public opinion turns

    • Debs was a distant third, but he had won 3.4% of the electorate – 913,693 votes.
    • Debs’ personal best showing was in the presidential election of 1912, with 6% of the vote.
    • But public opinion had turned emphatically in favor of the convict-candidate.
    • He raised his hat in one hand, his cane in the other, and waved back at them.

New AI-Based Indoor Playground Rainbow R Adventures Will Come Out in the Fall of 2023

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Friday, March 31, 2023
Profanity, Learning, Artificial intelligence, Crying, Temperature, Cough, Behavior, Safety, Software, Medical device

The AI based hardware and software for playgrounds will help manage and monitor the indoor playground experience.

Key Points: 
  • Portland, Oregon--(Newsfile Corp. - March 31, 2023) - Rainbow R Technology, a start-up company that specializes in software for indoor playgrounds, has announced a new AI-based indoor playground Rainbow R Adventures will come out in the fall of 2023.
  • Artificial intelligence does communications and security and will help monitor customer traffic, identify peak hours, and understand customer behavior.
  • By analyzing this data, AI can provide recommendations to improve customer experience and help increase revenue.
  • The technology has several applications and has already attracted a lot of interest from businesses and investors across the globe.

eGirl Power Partners with the Center for Public Safety, DC to Establish the "Center of Public Safety for Women (CPSW)" to #StopGBV

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Friday, October 7, 2022
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Widely considered to be underreported, cyberstalking refers to someone using the internet or other telecommunication technologies to stalk or harass their target.

Key Points: 
  • Widely considered to be underreported, cyberstalking refers to someone using the internet or other telecommunication technologies to stalk or harass their target.
  • And online GBV in cyberstalking comes in many disturbing formsfrom severe online harassment to sextortion to revenge pornand it can lead to other violent crimes.
  • 22% feared for their or their friends' physical safety as a result of this online violence; and this is sadly a very valid concern.
  • Mintz is also one of only five National Centers Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C) PhD Scholars nationwide.

Dr. Neil Gordon To Give Multiple Presentations At The American Academy Of Facial Plastic And Reconstructive Surgery

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Thursday, May 19, 2022
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MIAMI, May 19, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery will be holding a special meeting this summer in Miami, Florida. The AAFPRS Foundation meeting will take place May 19th through May 22nd at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel. This event will cover Advances in Rhinoplasty and Facial Rejuvenation through lectures from some of the top surgical specialists in the country.

Key Points: 
  • AAFPRS Foundation Will Host A Meeting Featuring Dr. Gordon This May Entitled Facial Rejuvenation: Master the Techniques
    MIAMI, May 19, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery will be holding a special meeting this summer in Miami, Florida.
  • Dr. Gordon has been personally invited to present at the Facial Rejuvenation: Master the Techniques event as a guest educator.
  • This particular event will feature the best minds in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
  • Through this event, Dr. Gordon hopes to improve patient care and advance Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery practices.

Bob Saget and Susan Feniger host the signature event Cool Comedy - Hot Cuisine, bringing it to a global audience for the first time, streaming live on October 18, 2020

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Friday, September 18, 2020
Industries, Health care, Health, 1 vs. 100, Bob Saget, Profanity, Susan Feniger, Scleroderma Research Foundation, Saget, Actelion, Johnson & Johnson

Bob Saget, an SRF Board Member who lost his sister to scleroderma, hosts the evening alongside fellow board member and Top Chef Master, Susan Feniger.

Key Points: 
  • Bob Saget, an SRF Board Member who lost his sister to scleroderma, hosts the evening alongside fellow board member and Top Chef Master, Susan Feniger.
  • The show isbeing executive produced by Bob Saget and Emmy Award winning producer Joel Gallen, with support from Studio71.
  • As Bob Saget explains, his commitment is very personal; "I fortuitously became involved with the Scleroderma Research Foundation in 1992.
  • The 2020 Cool Comedy - Hot Cuisineis presented by Actelion, a Janssen Pharmaceutical Company of Johnson & Johnson.

Use of Profanity by Customers in the Contact Center is On the Rise and That’s Bad for Business

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Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Articles, Economy, Business intelligence, Customer experience, Business, Blasphemy, Censorship, Connotation, Profanity, Speech analytics, Analytics

In a new infographic entitled, What the %!#* is Going On , CallMiner outlines the critical issues related to customers using profanity when calling the contact center.

Key Points: 
  • In a new infographic entitled, What the %!#* is Going On , CallMiner outlines the critical issues related to customers using profanity when calling the contact center.
  • Key findings from the analysis include:
    87% of calls with customers using profanity contain profanity throughout the duration of the call.
  • Contact center agents need to be able to de-escalate volatile situations assisting consumers more efficiently and proactively.
  • Speech analytics technology provides the insights companies need to track patterns of customers using profanity and to identify areas for training and improvement.