DEMO• $75,854.90 HHI Mean (in dollar)• 82% Any College• 73% Own Primary Residence• 60% are Male

COMPUTERS & INTERNET USAGE• 94% Online 5+ times a week• 85% One+ Social Networking

Profiles• 66% Own a Laptop Computer• 61% Own a Desktop Computer• 52% Own a SmartphoneSHOPPING BEHAVIORS

• 91% Any Online Shopping (last 6 mo.)

• 87% Own a Car/Truck• 84% Any Online Purchase (last 6

mo.)• 74% Own a Charge/Credit CardLEISURE & SPORT ACTIVITIES

• 78% Any Sports/Fitness Participation

• 74% Any Outdoor Sports Activity• 65% Read a Book (last 30 days)• 55% Any Running/Walking

Source: Nielsen @plan, Q2 2015

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Source1: comScore Plan Metrix, May 2015 // 2: Nielsen @plan, Q2 2015

38% A18-34

62KCOLLEGE GRAD/

POST GRAD

23LEISURE ACTIVITIES, AND PERSONAL INTERESTS

332 Index: Video Games shopped online (last 30 days)320 Index: Any Boarding Sports302 Index: Rock Climbing265 Index: National Park visit (last 12 mo)255 Index: Snowboarding244 Index: Participated in Adult Sports League223 Index: Purchased Auto Racing tickets online202 Index: Two (motorcycles owned by HH)

Young Adults Age 18-341.5M Unique Audience

% $SHOP ONLINE (LAST 6 MONTHS)MEAN HHI

92%

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Source1: comScore Plan Metrix, May 2015 // 2: Nielsen @plan, Q2 2015

AUDIENCE PROFILES AND ONLINE ACTIVITIES

Active Duty Adults 18+

44Total HHI:

$40k-$59,999

%Completed

Graduate School, degree

%86

have children present in household.56% Single (marital

status)44%

are Black/African American (race).

74% own a condo/ co-op (primary residence).44%

plan to change jobs/careers in the next 12 mo.

86% visit social media sites daily.

58%

played video games online in the last 30 days.

56% shopped online for any product or service.

86%

58.4%

41.6%

56% A18-34

44% A35-54

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Audience Profiles for Miltiary.com Males 18-49

% of Comp Index

Any Hunting/Fishing 34% 155 Fishing 34% 165

Camping 23% 126 Hiking/Backpacking 28% 218

Camping in a Tent 20% 157 Camping (last 2 years) 13% 112

Hunting 8% 113 Construction/Labor/Trades (job

level) 5% 157

Hunting Vacation (last 2 years) 3% 146 Spent $200 - $499 on

jewelry/watches/ accessories (last 6 mo)

6% 442Spent $500+ on jewelry/watches/

accessories (last 6 mo) 3% 328Source: Nielsen @plan Release Q3 2013 | comScore Plan Metrix – November 2013

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Source: comScore Plan Metrix – February 2014

As summertime winds down and comes to a close, Military.com is preparing students and families for back to school.With Education Benefits being one of the top reasons why people come to Military.com, we offer Dell this seasonal opportunity to reach millions of military spouses & dependents, servicemembers transitioning out of the military, and veterans utilizing their GI Bill to further their education.Timing: Q3: August 15, 2015 – September 30, 2015

Welcome Players to your Spring Training! You have been assigned to play at the stadium listed on your name tag throughout your spring training. There will be plenty of opportunities to speak with your fellow players during breaks, meals, and after practice.Best Wishes and Enjoy the Opening Day!

DAY 1: OPENING DAY

"Every day is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday's success or put its failures behind and start over again. That's the way life is, with a new game every day, and that's the way baseball is." - Bob Feller

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Please play at the same stadiums on the second day of Spring Training. Players will be split up during the breakout sessions:From 1:30-5:30pm: Big Bad East, Mighty Mighty West, and Monsters of the Midwest remain playing in the main coliseum; From 1:30-6pm: KAM-tastics report to Dugout B From 4-5:30pm: Sales Planners report to Dugout A Awards Dinner to begin promptly at 6:30pm!

"The great trouble with baseball today is that most of the players are in the game for the money and that's it, not for the love of it, the excitement of it, the thrill of it." - Ty Cobb

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DAY 3: FINAL DAY OF SPRINGTRAINING

Please play at the same stadiums on the FINAL day of Spring Training. Spring Training will begin promptly at 8am! After closing remarks from our fearless leader, Rick Boyce, our training will come to a close at 12Noon. Thank you all for making some great plays! Now let’s go out there and hit some home runs!

"There are three types of baseball players: those who make it happen, those who watch it happen, and those who wonder what happens." – Tommy Lasorda

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