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I've read some good books lately:
1) Mrs. Somebody Somebody, by Tracy Winn. A fantastic debut collection of interwoven stories about various people living, working, and loving (or not) in Lowell, MA throughout the 20th century. I was struck by its tonal perfection, its patient (not slow) pacing, and its warmth. A compassionate, loving, companionable book. Just lovely.
2) Carry the One, by Carol Anshaw. I'm a huge Anshaw fan, even though none of her books has charmed me as much as her first, Aquamarine. And it had been so long since her previous novel (9 years!) that I undertook some serious tail-wagging when this one fell through the mail slot. I'm happy to report that it's quite good—not mind-blowing, but solid, enjoyable, smart. I felt happy to be in its hands.
3) Skippy Dies, by Paul Murray. Hilarious, rolicking, and deeply sad. I was securely on the ride until about 75% through, when I (it) became bogged down in its tireless (and a wee bit tiresome) catalog of too many characters' downward spirals. Some skimming ensued (Sorry, Mr. Murray!), but it's still a great book, well worth reading. Very alive. And pretty much custom-made for a movie adaptation—which, wow. Looks like Neil Jordan is directing! Two words, John Diller: OPENING NIGHT.
Oh, and here's something funny: It's 672 pages! Which is something Kindle kept from me, as Kindle is wont to do. I hate that, but I also kind of love it. It means that when I tuck into a book, I do so without prejudice as to what sorts of events might happen when.
In other news, guess whose new movie is coming out in May? If I could buy tickets now, I would.


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Create New Markets Through the Development of New Products
Today's show will demonstrate how to create new markets through the development of new products. On the show today is a Chief Executive Officer who has grown his company by creating new markets. Our focus will be on how to attract new customers to an existing product, and how to convince current customers to buy more of an existing product. This is a deep dive on the product portion of the corporate strategy. It's difficult to grow revenue faster than your industry's growth rate and faster than your competitors. Leverage SBI's How to Make Your Number in 2018 to access a revenue growth methodology to hit your number quarter after quarter, and year after year.
Joining us today is Mike Doobay, the Chief Executive Officer of Affinitiv, a customer experience marketing company. Affinitiv helps OEMs and dealers make informed decisions to retain customers, build loyalty and drive sales through a combination of predictive analytics, integrated technology, and in-field experts. Watch as Mike demonstrates how to create new markets through the development of new products, how to attract new customers to an existing product and how to convince current customers to buy more of an existing product.
It's a fascinating story of impressive growth that serves as a solid use-case to demonstrate growth through new products. The benefit to our audience, which is consisting primarily of CEO's, marketing leaders, sales leaders, and product leaders in the B2B space, is by watching Mike, you should be thinking about all the different ways that you might bring innovation to your customers to spark revenue growth.
Why this topic? Not all revenue growth is equal. Some revenue growth creates more enterprise value than others. Revenue growth that comes from increasing market share for a product does not create much long-term value because competitors can easily retaliate. Revenue growth driven by increasing prices of certain products comes at the expense of the customer, who can retaliate by buying less and seeking substitute products. Revenue growth driven by products that create new markets, attract new customers and convince customers to buy more is the most valuable type of revenue growth.
Watch as Mike explains how the corporate strategy focused Affinitiv as a specialist to be unique and therefore drive impressive growth. Mike is competing against these much larger marketing services firms that are generalist, yet Mike's team knows the automotive industry better than a generalist because Affinitiv is entirely focused on that industry. The corporate strategy Mike outlines tells his sales and marketing team what markets they will compete in and how they will beat the competition.
When thinking about, "How am I going to grow?" you should have a command over your business. What is your market share? How do you segment your market? What's the spend? Who has the propensity to buy? who are my competitors? What is my competitive differentiation? Mike's demonstration is a use-case of a CEO who knows what he's talking about, and you should aspire to be like him if you're able to answer these key questions for your team.
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How To Break Free From Anxiety
As part of being human we have been gifted with the ability to feel and experience life fully - from joy, happiness, fulfillment, love through to anger, depression and anxiety. In our "must have now" society many people are shutting themselves half down. They want to feel the joy and happiness of life but but don't want to deal with the shadows of our existence - the emotions which lurk in the darkness.
But here's the thing. To feel joy and happiness we must also learn to open the gates to the other emotions and that also includes anxiety. For when we attempt to hide, ignore or push away anxiety it will come back bigger and more intense and we also block the deep level of joy and happiness in our life.
Throughout my childhood until early thirties I experienced a lot of anxiety. The anxiety that is so overwhelming it feels like it is consuming your life. It was difficult. I tried to ignore it. It came back stronger. I tried to argue with it - its voice became louder than mine. I tried to push it away it pushed back harder. It was relentless.
I tried counsellors and hypnotherapists nothing helped. Some wanted to mask the anxiety through tools and techniques. Others wanted to over analysis my childhood without the focus on the here and now. Then I discovered something when I went to a meditation retreat in Scotland over ten years ago. It was so simply yet very powerful - acceptance and I would love to share it with you as well as my own healing journey from anxiety I developed as it truly helped me to break free from anxiety and also allow me to step forward and create the life I wanted - without anxiety holding me back.
1. Acceptance of anxiety
Anxiety is a natural part of our life and the way our bodies are designed. When we begin to accept anxiety there is no inner conflict and no fight for power in our inner world. It's a letting go of the old ways and begin to embrace a new relationship with anxiety with the focus on acceptance. Just begin to notice the difference when there is acceptance of anxiety over inner conflict.
2. Learn from anxiety
Our bodies has it's own innate intelligence. It offers a way to communicate which goes beyond our conscious mind and thoughts. Sometimes anxiety is telling you that there is something that you need to let go off. To heal. To change your mind-set. To learn more about yourself. The anxiety is the voice of your body that something is unresolved and it's giving you a clear message it's time to resolve it. Learn to listen to it.
3. Anxious mind-set
Thoughts have a huge impact on the body. When people are stuck in their anxious mind-set it becomes fixed and is more critical and judging it creates more anxiety. Know you can step out of this anxious mindset and into something more powerful - the growth and learner mind-set. This allows you to use this an opportunity of learning, growth and development rather than being stuck in the cycle of anxiety.
4. You are not your anxiety
I see this a lot. People use anxiety to form their identity. You are not your anxiety. It's something you experiencing. It may feel like it is part of your personality but it's not. You are so much more than anxiety and when you realise this you will see how small anxiety actually is. It's easy to make anxiety a big part of your life and I am speaking as someone who has personally experienced this - but it's not. It's simply how you respond to your anxiety. When you change that you will change your relationship with anxiety.
5. Grow from anxiety
See the anxiety as simply an opportunity to grow, develop and become more of who you are. When some of my clients first came to see me were so afraid of anxiety, they hid in their lives and created a life style which kept them safe and out anxiety's way. They allowed anxiety to restrict who they are and how they showed up in the world. When you use this as an opportunity to grow and develop a whole new world emerges for you to live from. You will stop hiding and allow yourself to fully show up in the world. Just think for a moment the how much difference that will make in your life.
6. Move your body
Sometimes anxiety is just an energy and it gets stuck in your body so it's essential to move your body. Walk, move your body, exercise and even dance! Just move. If you can't get to a gym there are some excellent online fitness programmes. I use fitness blenders and can highly recommend them. Movement helps the body to release and to let go. As humans we are simply not designed to sit in front of our laptops 8 hours a day, then the TV a night. Move your body at every opportunity you get.
7. Let anxiety flow
Anxiety at times just flows in and out of our lives. It's not a lesson. It's not an opportunity for growth. It is just there. Just let it flow in and out and soon it will be on its way. Sometimes I feel anxious as all humans do. Now rather than holding on it, fearing it and making it bigger I simply accept it's there and allow it to flow through. Sometimes it's a little messenger other times it is just flowing in and out.
8. Taking action
It's easy to revert back to our old ways of being. It is what we know and feel safe with despite how it makes us feel. Now is the time to take action. Begin to live your life without anxiety holding you back. Show up more. Step up more. Use your voice and allow yourself be heard. Focus not on anxiety but how you want to live your life.
Breaking free from anxiety
I wonder if you noticed that breaking free from anxiety is actually not about anxiety its self - it's about you and your response to anxiety. Change truly comes from within and through this change the anxiety will begin to change the way it shows up in your life.
This may take practice as the way you respond to anxiety has become habitual and your mind and body has got accustomed to responding in the old way. But know you can change the way you respond to anxiety and through this a new way will begin to emerge which will offer a new experience of life, deeper understanding of yourself, and experience more clarity and calmness .
Here is a beautiful poem from Rumi to remind us of this beautiful journey we call life.
This being human is a guest house
Every morning a new arrival.
A joy, a depression, a meanness,
some momentary awareness comes
as an unexpected visitor.
Welcome and entertain them all!
Even if they are a crowd of sorrows,
who violently sweep your house
empty of its furniture,
still treat each guest honorably.
He may be clearing you out for some new delight.
The dark thought, the shame, the malice,
meet them at the door laughing,
and invite them in.
Be grateful for whoever comes,
because each has been sent
as a guide from beyond.
Begin to see anxiety as not something to fear but to learn, grow and develop from. If you know someone who experiences anxiety please share this blog with them.
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Last night we returned from a whirlwind vacation over my Birthday/Easter weekend. We managed to see a lot over the few days we were gone, and I have a ton of pictures to prove it. While I download and sort though my photos from last week's adventure, here's a few from the weekend before.
Pamplona has the running of the bulls, but here, across the pond, we have the releasing of the swans. I've never been to the Spanish celebration, but I imagine they're similar, except ours is quieter, with less goring.
Stratford, Ontario is well known for it's Shakespeare Festival, fabulous restaurants, and picturesque riverfront, where the city maintains a herd of swans. During the summer months they mingle in the Avon River with the native geese and ducks. At the end of the warm season, the Swans are rounded up and sheltered for the winter. Then in April, they are ceremoniously led back to the water by a band of pipers.
This was my first time witnessing this event, and I must thank Jeremy and my friends Carrie and Nelson, as well as their daughters, who stood outside with me on a dreadfully cold, rainy afternoon, so I could see it. I am sure they would have preferred to spend their Sunday doing something warmer and drier.
It was so adorably ridiculous.
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Milwaukee and most of southeastern Wisconsin is serious about rummage sales. And why not? They are a great way to save money when you are living on a budget. Learn more below by reading this great article from Cameron Huddleston of Kiplinger.
Do you have an aversion to buying second-hand items? Don't like the idea that someone else used them first? Well, get over it because you can save a lot by buying used rather than new.
Many pre-owned items can cost up to 50% to 75% less than the price you'd pay if you purchased them new. Often you can find "used" goods that have hardly even been used. And with some items, retailers or manufacturers refurbish and repackage them so that they're practically new again.
Here are 12 things that you should consider buying used because you often can find them in good or almost-new condition at a fraction of the price you would pay by buying them new.
Furniture. If you want to avoid the straight-out-of-the-furniture-showroom look or just don't have a lot of money to spend outfitting your abode, hit up estate sales, consignment stores, antique stores or even yard sales to find unique and affordable pieces. Craigslist.org is another good source of used furniture. For example, we found a china cabinet, dining table and six chairs for sale on the site for $475. A similar table and chairs was $1,199 at Macys.com and similar china cabinet was $1,499. Word of caution: Don't buy used mattresses (unless you want to risk getting bed bugs) and consider getting upholstered items professionally cleaned before bringing them into your home.
Designer jeans. A pair of designer jeans (brands such as True Religion, 7 For All Mankind, Paige, Joe's Jeans) typically cost $150 to $200. But you can find a gently worn pair at an upscale consignment store for a third of that price. Don't like the idea that someone else wore them? Well, there's a good chance at least one - maybe several - people tried on the "new" jeans you bought at the store. (And you probably didn't think to wash them before wearing them because you assumed they hadn't been worn.)
Tablets. The way to get a deal on pricey tablets is to buy refurbished models, which are tested to meet manufacturer specifications. For example, a new iPad2 with Wi-Fi, 3G and 16GB costs $529 new but only $399 refurbished. When buying refurbished, look for tablets with a warranty - one year is ideal, according to dealnews.com.
Swing sets. High-end, deluxe wooden swing sets can cost as much as several thousand dollars. But even simple models are at least $300, which can be a lot to pay for something your kids will quickly outgrow. That's why it's smart to buy used swing sets, which you can find for half the original price. Check your local paper's classifieds or Craigslist.org.
Books and college textbooks. You can pick up paperbacks at yard sales for $1 (or less) or find them at used bookstores or online at sites such as Amazon.com for a lot less than you'd pay if you bought them new. You also can cut the cost of college textbooks in half by buying used. Use sites such as BigWords.com, CampusBooks.com and AllBookstores.com to scan multiple online retailers to find the lowest-price.
Kids' bicycles. No need to spend a lot of money on a bike that your child will quickly outgrow. You likely can find a used one with little wear and tear (because the previous owner outgrew it quickly) at a fraction of the cost of a new bike.
Video games. If your kids (or you) aren't intent on buying the latest, greatest video games at the time of their release, you can spend half as much buying games used rather than new. Among the retailers that sell pre-owned video games are Amazon.com, Best Buy, GameStop and Walmart.
Lawn equipment. Mowers, trimmers, pressure washers and other outdoor equipment are good things to buy used because you can easily see what sort of condition they're in. If the equipment is clean and the parts are barely worn, you know it's been gently used.
Power tools. Sometimes people buy tools to complete a project, then never use them again - and unload them at great prices. So no need to pay full price for a tool that you can buy gently used for a lot less. You can find reconditioned tools at Amazon.com, or search Craigslist.org or the classifieds for like-new tools.
Baby gear. The cost of all the gear parents often buy when having a baby - such as a crib, bassinet, stroller and high-chair - can add up quickly. But there's no need to spend a lot buying these items new when you can find them in mint condition at consignment sales or online auctions for a lot less. Don't buy used car seats, though, because they might have been involved in an accident, their safety features might have been compromised or they might have been recalled.
Baby, toddler and kid clothing. Because kids - especially babies - grow out of clothing so quickly, it doesn't make sense to spend a lot on their apparel. You can find name-brand children's clothing in good condition for just a few bucks per item at upscale consignment stores, which are selective about the items they accept.
Exercise equipment. Plenty of people have every intention of starting an exercise regimen when they purchase treadmills or elliptical machines, but many times this pricey equipment just gathers dust. That's why it's often easy to find used exercise equipment in great condition at great prices - and you don't have to feel so guilty if you don't end up using it as much as you anticipated. For example, we found many name-brand treadmills and elliptical trainers listed for $300 or less on the Washington, D.C., Craigslist.
If you are in need of financial help due to being overwhelmed by your bills call Miller and Miller today! With offices in Milwaukee, and Kenosha we are only a short drive away.


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Yay! And . . . I get to pick up my prize in person! Maia's going to be in Portland, on the Ravelry* group's Sock Yarn Hop. I am working that day (oops, forgot to mention that exciting little development here, more about it later!) but I get off at 3 so I can meet up with them at their last stop, Farmhouse Knits!
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Cowboys' running backs move on without Jospeh Randle
Joseph Randle's locker remained intact Tuesday afternoon, but he no longer is part of the Cowboys. The team's three running backs have moved on without him.
"It's a business," Cowboys running back Darren McFadden said. "I just know it's part of the business. It's just something we have to move forward from."
None of the three running backs currently on the roster were at Valley Ranch last season. The Cowboys signed McFadden on March 13, a day after DeMarco Murray left for Philadelphia.
When he signed, McFadden expected to complement Randle and Lance Dunbar. But Dunbar was lost for the season with a knee injury in Week 4, and the Cowboys released Randle on Tuesday.
"Moving forward and keep grinding," McFadden said. "We want to go out there and just keep grinding, keep getting better each week."
McFadden earned the starting job with 152 yards against the Giants in Week 6. It prompted the Cowboys to scrap the running by committee approach, with McFadden becoming the lead back.
He has ex-Seahawks Christine Michael and Rod Smith backing him up now. The Cowboys acquired Michael in a trade Sept. 6, and claimed Smith off waivers Oct. 14.
"I'm ready to help this team in any way possible, whether it's in practice or on Sundays or Mondays," Smith said. "When my number is called, just go out there and try to help the team win."
With Randle inactive against Seattle, McFadden played 47 snaps, Michael 10 and Smith two. It marked Smith's debut on the game-day roster, though he didn't have a carry.
"It felt real good to get out there," he said. "The coaches are starting to have confidence in me."


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This is a story about two Harbaughs, their journeys through the football world, and the quest to bring toughness back in a league with rising puffcake-penalties and fines. Love 'em or hate 'em, the success speaks for itself.
The Harbaughs were both born in Toledo, Ohio and grew up in the Ann Arbor area of Michigan. Their father Jack, was an assistant coach for the Wolverines under legendary head coach, Bo Schembechler.
John, now 49, graduated from Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor. He then later went on to play defensive back (mostly safety) at Miami of Ohio. He almost immediately moved on to coaching.
Weeks before his twenty-second birthday, he was hired as a linebackers coach at Western Michigan in 1984. John later added other universities like Morehead State, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati to his collegiate coaching resume. Then, he made the jump to the pros and became the special teams/defensive backs coach for the Philadelphia Eagles for ten years that included three conference championship appearances, and one conference title. In his three and a half years thus far as the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, John has an impressive record of 38-18.
Jim, two years younger than his brother, attended Pioneer H.S. initially, but graduated from Palo Alto High School in California. He went on to play quarterback for Bo Schembechler at Michigan, and led the Wolverines to a #2 national ranking after dramatic wins in 1986 against Nebraska and Ohio State, in Columbus. He earned Big Ten Conference POY honors and finished third in the Heisman ballots.
Jim was drafted by Mike Ditka's Bears in 1987 and played in Chicago through '93, then played for the Colts, Ravens, and Chargers from '94-'00.
He parlayed his professional success in to a coaching career by starting out at Western Kentucky as an assistant in 1994, while he was still and active NFL player. He was of course unpaid, but enjoyed the opportunity to coach alongside his father.
He then returned to the Bay Area in 2002 and was hired as QB coach for the Oakland Raiders. After five years between QB coaching for the Raiders (QB Rich Gannon was Pro-Bowl MVP in '02) and making football matter for three years at the University of San Diego, he returned to the Palo Alto area.
Jim Harbaugh revived football at Stanford. Toby Gerhart was a Heisman finalist in 2009. Yes, I said ultra-slow Toby Gerhart. in 2010, the Stanford Cardinal went 12-1 and won their first BCS bowl game (Orange Bowl) by thumping Virginia Tech, 40-12. Jim won the Woody Hayes Coach of the Year Award as a result.
The man is responsible for recruiting and grooming a young stud quarterback you may have heard of who is likely to be the first pick of the 2012 NFL Draft. Yeah, you get the point, Jim knows the QB position.
But in Jim Harbaugh's first season as the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, not only has his formerly estranged QB Alex Smith vastly improved, but his 49ers sport a top-ranked rush defense and a 7-1 record.
In a division where no other team has more than two victories, the Niners look poised towards creating their first playoff berth since 2002. So aggressive hand shakes and near fist fights with Mike Ditka aside, "captain comeback" as he's known from his playing days, is rebuilding another dynasty in the Bay as we speak.
There has never before in the history of the NFL been a pair of head coaching brothers. The way things are looking right now, they could become the first pair of brothers to both win their divisions, and possibly more?
Last night in Pittsburgh, the Ravens came away with a 23-20 victory to complete their regular season sweep of the Steelers. Everyone knows about the Ravens "three levels of dominance" defensively as described by Ray Lewis. We also know that last year the Steelers came away with the victory that counted most, and that was in the playoffs.
That game proved that the offensive playmakers for Baltimore still had something to learn about closing out games in the second half. Well, for what it's worth, Joe Flacco appears to have learned a few things about performing under pressure. So it looks like Jim isn't the only Harbaugh who knows how to get production from the QB position.
These Harbaugh brothers have produced positive impacts virtually everywhere they have been. There is absolutely no reason not to believe that they will both continue to excel in the NFL for a long time to come. Love 'em or hate 'em, the success is speaking for itself.
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Earlier this year in January, I had the pleasure of doing a portrait shoot with athlete and male model Nick Walker. I did not realise at the time that these photographs would end up having me published in a paper magazineRead More
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I'm sure I can hear you thinking, "What? Another Minion Cake!" and you would be correct. For the 3rd year running, Little Miss Tara has requested a Minion party and cake. Our littlest lady was 5 at the weekend – Just blown away how quickly those 5 years have gone. Tara thoroughly enjoyed her party hosted by the fabulous Paul Storey. We've used Paul for our party entertainment for years now – He was at our wedding reception and the girls' christening parties aswell as several birthday parties along the way. Paul is celebrating 25 years in Children's entertainment this year and he just keeps getting better and better. It was brilliant to see all the parents joining in and gasping at the magic. The real magic though, was how he manages to get 35 4-5 year olds sitting still, hanging on his every word!
Now, I have BIG NEWS for Bake of the Week – You may have read my post from yesterday when I talked about the difficulties I've had posting Bake of the Week recently. Well, I'm really pleased to announce that from next week Bake of the Week will be co-hosted by Sarah from the fabulous Maison Cupcake! We will alternating weeks for doing the reveal and the roundup – You will still get as many (if not more) shares and exposure for joining in with Bake of the Week. To make it easier I will put the dates that we will be hosting on the Bake of the Week page.
My featured Bake from our latest entries is a new recipe to me – A Big Fat Persian Kuku from Allotment to Kitchen. A mix of beetroot and cauliflower, this dish is usually cooked in a frying pan. Shaheen has changed her Kuku to be baked in the oven and given it a fabulous heart shape too! I can only imagine how intense the mixture of vegetables, garlic, cumin and cheese make this bake – I do know that the beetroot has given it an amazing natural brilliant red colour though!
I've split the other Bake of the Week entries into 2 sections. The first group are biscuits and cookies. My waistline is evidence to the fact, I simply cannot resist a cookie!
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1. Great recipe to involve and interest the kids in baking – Rainbow Cookies from Baking With Granny
2. Crunchy, sweet and full of Middle Eastern flavours, Halva Biscuits from Tin & Thyme
3. I'm loving the trend to insert little surprise extras in our bakes, these Slow Cooker Chocolate Orange Cookies from Baking Queen 74 have a wonderful slice of Terry's Chocolate Orange in them!
4. A truly inspirational 10 year old in the form of Miss GF made these wonderful Gluten Free Peanut Butter Cookies. The Gluten Free Alchemist is understandably proud of her daughter!
I think this week might be one of the prettiest round up weeks we've had for Bake of the Week. Every one of your bakes are works of art – truly.
1. Bringing back memories of my mum baking after school is Baking With Granny and her drop scones. Is it still the rule that the first one has to be a disaster?
2. Only Crumbs Remain has definitely excelled this week with her ultra pretty Apple Rose Cupcakes – She assures us that they are super easy to make!
3. With a wonderful fudgey centre and a crisp exterior, Only Crumbs Remain are Brownies not to be missed.
4. If you need a quick, emergency bake, Baking Queen 74's Easy Strawberry Tarts are just right.
5. Single handedly making Tunnocks Teacakes irresistible and trendy is Foodie Quine with her Tunnocks Rocky Road. Read her post for more brilliant ideas for incorporating Tunnocks into your baking.
6. Perfect for spring but also for Mother's Day are Baking With Granny's Spring Fairy Cakes. Beautiful simple pastel decorations.
The link is now open for your next lot of Bake of the Week entries. Up to 3 entries per blog please.
We will continue to comment on every post, Share on Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest aswell as Yummly & StumbleUpon.
If you get chance to visit other entries, it would be good to comment and let them know you called!
Please add the badge to your entries to spread the word about Bake of the Week. As Sarah is now co-hosting, could you please link to us both in your post?
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A jet propelled license to fun. Strap on a board, similar to a wake board, and in no time you can be propelled straight out of the water. Anyone can pilot the board, that is over 12 years old, with 10 minutes of training.
How Difficult is FlyBoarding®?
It is very easy. Most people after 5-10 minutes are being propelled out of the water on the fly board. The learning curve is small with instructruction from our awesome guides, you will be flying in no time.
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For surf lovers who want to experience a new way of surfing, come and try the amazing sensation of the Hoverboard by ZR®. The enthusiasts for big thrills will also enjoy this new innovative ZR® product. Between flying and surfing, the Hoverboard by ZR® is the new innovative extreme discipline that will make you experience new sensations.
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We are proud of Arkansas and love to promote bicycling here. The staff of Pedal The Ridge loves cycling and the outdoors and we often participate in other events locally (Jonesboro, Arkansas also has a very active cycling community) and in neighboring states.
Please see some area events, below, that we suggest. If you are an event director and want to promote your event, please feel free to Contact Us for more information.
Before you leave, don't forget to register for this year's Pedal The Ridge, here.
Tour de Corn, in East Prairie, Missouri began in 2001. Today, more than 1000 riders participate in the event--along with over 100 volunteers. The ride has become a local event, with the town streets lined with well wishers cheering the riders on. The staff of Pedal The Ridge has been participating in this ride for the last ten years. Check them out at www.tourdecorn.com. This year's ride is scheduled for June 24th. This ride is only about 90 minutes from Paragould, Arkansas and has become a huge cycling event in our area.
The triathlon is located on Holiday Island, just a few minutes from downtown Eureka Springs. The finish line for the biking and running events are the same place each day. The finish line is located in the heart of the city on historic Main Street in front of the Eureka Springs City Courthouse.


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The BCMGUNFIGHTER Compensator is the much anticipated muzzle device first seen with Bravo Company Manufacturing's latest BCM Mid-Length Carbines and is now featured on the Haley Strategic Jack Carbine. The BCMGUNFIGHTER Compensator MOD 1 5.56 is the extended version of the MOD 0 for AR 15 Platform rifles and is also compatible with A2 mounted suppressors.
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We are very excited to share that our plants have all begun to grow! The children are so eager to check on the growth of our plants every day, so we created a system to track the growth. The children enjoy the daily process of caring for the plants and especially love being able to see the tangible results of their hard work in the form of measurable plant growth.
We begin every morning by watering the plants and measuring the growth of each one. As a means of tracking the growth, the children draw a picture every week that represents the changes that they observe in the sprouts. We have these pictures displayed on the wall for the children to look back on, resembling a timeline! After watering the plants and drawing our observations, the students take the plants outside to get some sun.
This ongoing plant care process has been a valuable experience for our students for quite a few reasons. It has given them an opportunity to learn how to initiate and maintain a healthy daily habit. By caring for the plants each day, they have learned how their actions can impact the world around them. The daily care and measurements have allowed them to better grasp the concept of cause and effect. The positive results (plant growth) have reinforced their positive behaviors (diligently caring for the plants).
The recording of plant growth through drawing is important because it gives the children an opportunity to document their observations in a unique way, expressing creativity, exercising the imagination, and carefully thinking through their observations of the plant characteristics. Working with the drawing utensils builds on their fine motor skills. Using art to document information leaves the students with a record of what they learned that is useful for future comparisons and a lot more fun to look at than numbers on a page.
We are going to continue to care for and document the growth of our plants. Feel free to come check out our timeline in the classroom!


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|Iron Spin Waves in YFe2 and UFe2.
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|We report the results of neutron inelastic scattering measurements on single crystals of YFe2 and UFe2 with special emphasis on the energy region above ~ 7 meV, which was not reported in our earlier work on UFE2. Iron spin waves have been observed up to 55 meV in YFe2, but in UFe2 such modes become broad at energies above ~ 35 meV. The most surprising aspects in UFe2 are the absence of any observable mode involving the U 5f electrons, and the strong Fe - Fe interactions as judged by the dispersion of the Fe only mode. Since the spectrum in Fe2 can be considered as representing"diluted" Fe in the cubic Laves phase structure, it is particularly useful to compare the results for UFe2 and YFe2. In addition to the increased Fe - Fe interaction (resulting in a larger spin-wave stiffness than found in pure Fe), there is evidence that the Fe spin wave in UFe interacts with a optic phonon mode in the <111> direction. This phonon represents a breathing between the U and Fe sublattices, and we suggest that it is mediated by the hybridization between the U 5f and Fe 3d electrons.
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Roz is having a bad day. Not only was she dumped by her high school boyfriend, she finds herself transported to Shakespeare's fair Verona, as Rosaline, and wanders into the balcony scene. She learns that she's been dumped again, but this time it's by Romeo. Things seem to be looking up when she forges an unlikely friendship with Juliet's rejected suitor, Paris. Can Rosaline and Paris achieve the goal which eludes Romeo and Juliet: a happy ending? With its retro-pop score, SEARCHING FOR ROMEO will delight fans of the Bard and of teenage romantic comedies alike.
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portionverb allocate, allot, apportion, bequeath, break down into portions, break up into units, budget, disperse, divide into shares, dole, dole out, parcel, partition, prorate, ration, section, segment, separate, split up, split up into units, subdivide
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1 a share of property, especially one coming to a child from the estate of his parents.
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Michael Bloomberg is moving forward with a ban on large sizes of soft drinks in New York City under the guise of fighting obesity. Besides the issue of unintended consequences (now will people buy two drinks instead of one and create more trash?), the obvious encroachment of the nanny state is extremely concerning. Many New Yorkers are rightfully outraged, but others are rationalizing the decision with some of the worst logic.
You can find some of these rationalizations on the New York Times article covering the ban. One of the most typical defenses of the nanny state is the "we all have to pay for this" argument.
As one of the readers wrote: To those who are appalled by this controlling action by the City of New York, who do you think pays when you end up in the emergency room with a stroke, who pays for artificial limbs when they are lost to diabetes, who pays for seeing eye dogs when diabetes leaves you blind, and who takes care of your family when a heart attack kills you: The answer is the City of New York, the State of New York, and your fellow citizens. No matter how much health insurance you have it doesn't cover your life. Moreover who loses your productivity and perhaps your genius? The answer is that since the American People have displaced a gross, unexplainable lack of control over their intake of heart attack, stroke, diabetes causing sugar, someone has to treat them like the infants that they are. Bravo Mike!!!
Well, with this line of thinking, why don't we just ban alcohol entirely, as it hurts so many lives with alcoholism? Oh, that's right - we already tried that.
Here's one of the strangest examples of logic I've ever read - and it's one of the New York Times top comment "picks" and the top Reader Pick:
Am I the only one who feels gratitude? I get why people are worried (slippery slope, government control) but here's the thing:
Say I want to buy a small soda. Well, twenty years ago, I would have gotten an 8 oz cup. Now I get a 16 oz cup. There is no small soda anymore. And large has become not 20 ounces but 40 ounces. People keep claiming you have a "choice" to eat healthy, but you really don't. Maybe you can drink half a soda or completely forego it, but for most people, that's not the way human nature works. (Most people go to a movie and want a soda, for example.) Today, you not only can't trust restaurants to do what's best for your health, you can't even expect them to give you the option to eat a small portion. This is a last-resort law because portion sizes have gotten absurd -- and the government is footing the bill through health care.
Sugary drinks are the number one contributing factor to obesity, in terms of calories, compared to how we ate 20 or 30 years ago. People may hate Bloomberg for this, but my money is that it will help.
OK, so based on this person's inability to stop drinking their soda (or throwing half of it out once they get it), they feel all large drink cups should be banned. I wonder what other things this person would ban due to their own personal inconvenience. He's decided that radio stations are too loud for him (despite having volume control on his radio), so he advocates a law to limit how loud any radio station can broadcast. Yeah, that's a smart way to legislate.
Will New Yorkers become sheeple and accept this latest transgression on their civil liberties? Or will they finally wake up and ask their local government to get in line?
One organization works to stop nanny state food laws. Their site is at: http://myfoodmychoice.org/


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US Medical License Exam
The United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) Self-Guided Study Program is designed to equip domestic and international medical students and graduates seeking to practice medicine in the United States with the support and resources necessary to independently and effectively prepare for the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination).
A wealth of reference and self-study texts are available to our students, as well as online question banks, flash cards, instructional DVDs, and more. Furthermore, USMLE Test Preparation students are supported with dedicated space for group study meetings, volunteer placement assistance in local hospitals, access to AEI Computer and Language Lab; Student Study/Lab; audio/video equipment; counseling services; and more.
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Parade has a very interesting interview with my favorite comedian--Stephen Colbert. He talks about personal tragedy, his loss of faith, and his return to God. Here are some highlights from the piece:
Thanks to Melissa Rogers for pointing out this story.
"I like damaged people," says Stephen Colbert. "And I am certainly damaged."Wow! That is powerful honesty. Colbert often speaks of his faith and it is obvious on the show that he really knows the Bible. I have written about some of his previous religious comments in the introduction to my book and a column. I am always excited when he addresses religious issues on his show because behind his humor is usually a prodding for Christians to get their act together.
... But when Colbert tells me he's "damaged," he's being painfully honest. He grew up as the youngest of 11 children--eight sons, three daughters--of James and Lorna Colbert, a research physician and a homemaker on James Island in Charleston, S.C. It was a big, bustling, Irish-Catholic family--"a humorocracy," Colbert recalls. "Singing around the house highly encouraged."
Then, on a single terrible day--Sept. 11, 1974--everything changed. Dr. Colbert was flying with sons Peter and Paul to enroll the boys in a New England prep school when their commercial flight crashed in Charlotte, N.C. All three were killed.
With his other older brothers and sisters either working or heading back to college that fall, the big household was suddenly diminished to just two: 10-year-old Stephen and his mom. "The shades were down, and she wore a lot of black, and it was very quiet," he remembers. "She was a daily communicant, and many times I was too. It was a constant search for healing. My mother gave that gift to all of us. I am so blessed to have been the child at home with her."
... Soon after graduation, he was living in Chicago--an earnest young actor with a full beard and a proclivity for dressing in black. He also had lost his faith. "I was very depressed about it," he says. "I wanted the idea that I would see my father and brothers again, and it was heartbreaking to think that that wouldn't happen."
Then, one icy winter day, as Colbert walked down a street in Chicago, a Gideon handed him a Bible. "It was so cold, I had to crack the pages," he recalls. "I flipped it open, and it had a list of things to read about if you were feeling different ways. Under 'Anxiety,' it said 'Matthew V,' the Sermon on the Mount." He paraphrases: "'Who among you by worrying can change a hair on his head?' It spoke to me."
... This uncommon man even manages, when he can find the time, to teach Sunday school. Colbert remembers the lesson of the Sermon on the Mount: "That's being fearless," he says. "Not living in fear is a great gift, because certainly these days we do it so much. And do you know what I like about comedy? You can't laugh and be afraid at the same time--of anything. If you're laughing, I defy you to be afraid."
Thanks to Melissa Rogers for pointing out this story.


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San Jose Mercury: California voters reject Propositions 45, 46, 48; pass 47
By Tracy Seipel and Jessica Calefati
California voters soundly rejected two hotly contested propositions Tuesday night — one that would have halted excessive health care insurance rates and another that would have raised the state's 39-year-old cap on medical malpractice damage awards.
An Indian gaming proposal also failed.
But voters passed a measure that requires misdemeanor sentences rather than longer felony sentences for six crimes.
Proposition 45 would have given the state insurance commissioner the power to reject health insurance rate hikes for about six million Californians who buy their own policies or who work for small businesses. It had trailed badly all night, as had Proposition 46, which would have raised the state's 39-year-old cap on medical malpractice damage awards, require doctors to take random drug tests and mandate use of a database designed to reduce prescription drug abuse.
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Since 2008, PANDA have organised an annual lunch in memory of Louise Litus. Sadly, Louise took her own life in 2007. Louise had suffered Post Natal Depression after the birth of both her children. PANDA's Annual Lunch is their biggest campaign to raise awareness and funds. The funds raised allow PANDA to continue their amazing work to support and educate the community about perinatal anxiety and depression.
Having had my own lived experience of perinatal anxiety and depression, and, being a PANDA Community Education Volunteer, I was excited about attending my first annual lunch. Moreover, my supportive husband and father in law came along too, which made the day even more special.
This year, PANDA held their lunch at ZINC at Federation Square. My husband and I had our wedding reception there, so I was also looking forward to being a guest at the venue. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a welcome drink and warm friendly faces of other PANDA volunteers who were helping out that day. The food served at the lunch was delicious. We enjoyed two courses; a Middle Eastern flavoured eye fillet steak and a raspberry chocolate slice for dessert, accompanied by beverages.
The lunch was MC'd by KIIS 101.1 FM's Matt Tilley who is an ambassador for PANDA and has been doing the MC gig for the past 8 years. Matt is a father of three children and was warming, witty and engaging. The CEO of PANDA, Terri Smith, spoke about the story behind PANDA's logo change and delivered key statistics from the helpline, in particular, 1 in 7 new mums and 1 in 10 new dads experience post natal depression.
There was also an On the Couch panel discussion involving Jenni Richardson (PANDA's National Helpline and Program's Manager, Miki Perkins (Social Affairs Journalist for The Age and Lisa Farrugia (PANDA champion and fellow Community Education Volunteer). The discussion centred on experiences of being a new parent; the joys and the challenges. Jenni enlightened us on what PANDA hears on the helpline and both Lisa and Miki spoke of their journey through perinatal anxiety and depression, which was also enlightening.
PANDA used several avenues to raise money that day; a live auction that included vouchers for massages, clothing, portraits, wineries, and, my favourite, a dinner at Heston Blumenthal's restaurant at Crown (valued at $500) and many more. There was also a silent auction that included, but not limited to; vouchers for maternity wear, jewellery, prints, a baby gift box set and a lesson in methode tradionnelle at Domaine Chandon plus a picnic rug (I was out bided on this one). Finally, there was a raffle draw that included prizes such as makeup hamper, chocolate, wine and a wall clock to name a few. Guests were given gift bags, which included a Mumma Bubba bracelet, a special offer to join Placement Solutions and information about the services provided by PANDA. I was also lucky enough to win a book by the Publishing Queen on "how to write a book in less than 7 days."
Overall, I felt that it was a successful day indeed, and, as I watched people leave the lunch and continue on with their lives I hoped that they would spread the message of the incredible work PANDA does for the community.
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Miki Perkins' journey through perinatal anxiety and depression –http://www.theage.com.au/national/perinatal-depression-in-just-a-few-short-weeks-i-went-mad-20151117-gl1daw
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Statoil ASA's $30 billion share swap for Norsk Hydro ASA's petroleum business makes the government of tiny but oil-rich Norway the majority owner of a bulked-up and acquisitive player in the global oil industry.
The deal, which the two companies announced yesterday, would create a European oil giant with a market capitalization estimated at more than $80 billion. That would be Europe's fifth-largest oil company by market value, placing it behind Anglo-Dutch giant Royal Dutch Shell PLC, London-based BP PLC, Total SA of France...


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Belgium's Clijsters, who had won consecutive tournaments at Indian Wells and Miami, lost 2-6 6-2 6-3.
The seventh seed led 3-1 in the third set but missed a host of chances to allow Kuznetsova to take the match.
In the final, second seed Kuznetsova will face Justine Henin-Hardenne, who beat Serbia's Ana Ivanovic 6-4 7-5.
Kuznetsova was in buoyant mood after reaching her first final of the season.
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Clijsters was upbeat despite her defeat, saying: "This was the first match on clay where I've felt comfortable.
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Henin-Hardenne paid tribute to Ivanovic after booking her place in Sunday's final.
"It was a good fight and maybe I should have won the match earlier but she kept fighting," said the Belgian.
"I was playing much better in the second set but couldn't finish the points."
Ivanovic blamed poor footwork for her defeat.
"I didn't move that well today," she said. "I made a lot of mis-hits on both backhand and forehand.
"I should have got more into the court and put her under pressure. But it was a great experience and I think I had my chances in both sets."


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A little while ago (few months) I planned on doing a painting series labeled 'My Angry Uterus'.
I had planned to do different sections of the uterus over three canvases. You wouldn't have been able to tell what it was about unless you knew me, knew about endo, or just read the lable.
I still plan on doing it, just need to let my creative side take over for a few days and just get in the zone to do it :D
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The project work I have engaged in draws on an affection for all of the ways in which people express who they are. I have an increasing interest in the crafts – there is something of the 'handmade' in all of the work that I produce – and in finding ways to encourage new makers and audiences to the arts. I have yet to find a way of describing this work. The American term Animating Democracy doesn't quiet translate and Darren O'Donnell's Social Acupuncture feels too particular. So these are projects that I care about which have the ambition of encouraging new makers and new audiences:
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perhaps my favorite project to have come out of Farnham Maltings. We kind of stumbled into the idea of hosting a weekend for knitters and were bowled over by the enthusiasm, commitment and generosity of knitters. Now in its fourth year we attract a national and, latterly, international audience, commission new work and have a thoroughly good time.
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