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Returned from a great trip to our nation's capital. Seeing the Lincoln Memorial at night, followed by a visit to Gettysburg, were two of the highlights. It's hard not to be awed by the history in the region.

We just put on an exciting #NAVRMA2018 conference that ran from September 6 - 9 at the beautiful new Kimpton Sawyer Hotel in Downtown Sacramento. We want to thank everyone who attended and made the conference a tremendous success! The annual NAVRMA conference is an important event that supports collaboration between practicing veterinarians and research scientists, offers a venue for sharing the latest information on regenerative medicine, and promotes development of skills and techniques for practicing veterinarians. #NAVRMA #nonprofit #veterinarymedicine #conference #eventmarketing #eventmanagement

Interesting. But it seems to us that if you want to invest in bitcoin, you have to have a strong stomach. The ride can be a roller coaster. http://www.marketwatch.com//bitcoin-is-now-worth-more-than

"...But no state has more at stake than California. It leads the country in agricultural revenue, and its farmers and ranchers are twice as dependent on foreign trade as the country as a whole. Last year, growers in the state earned $21 billion from trade about 44% of their total revenue, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture. "Without California, the U.S. would not have exported a single tree nut, table grape, raisin, olive oil drum, garlic clove, artichoke, fig, date, kiwi or dried plum." http://www.latimes.com//la-fi-agriculture-trade-20170206-s

It’s more important than ever for companies to understand who they are and the value that they contribute to society, to their employees, to their communities and to their consumers. Because those values need to be the platform upon which they decide whether or not to respond to current events. https://www.bloomberg.com//boycott-culture-forces-ceos-to-

We have to agree. The Yellow Tail ad seemed like an odd branding strategy. You might argue that it just didn't translate from Australia to the US market, but apparently Aussies didn't like it either. https://www.theguardian.com//australia-wanna-pet-my-roo-ye

Matt Levine: When the president can damage your business with a tweetand will, if you disagree with him publiclythen dissent is more difficult. Business decisions, too, are now complicated by the fact that a company that decides to close a factory must now answer personally to the president. https://www.bloomberg.com//stability-is-good-for-business-

We love this story! Thank you, Rogue Fitness, for supporting Industries of the Blind Greensboro. https://youtu.be/AbGZf9shrN8

Always appreciate the good advice from Wordfence. https://www.wordfence.com//how-to-choose-a-wordpress-host/

Fantastic article. Provides context and helps explain what is going on with news media today. "A new form of information manipulation is unfolding in front of our eyes. It is political. It is global. And it is populist in nature. The news media is being played like a fiddle, while decentralized networks of people are leveraging the ever-evolving networked tools around them to hack the attention economy." - danah boyd https://points.datasociety.net/hacking-the-attention-econom#

NAVRMA, a client of Bullet Consulting, is gearing up for its 2016 conference.