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FC: What Makes Texas Weird Alphabet Style | By: Sinai Fatafehi | Period 4 | Coach Kee | September 06,2011
1: Table of Contents | Resources Page 2 and 3 Letters: A page 4 B page 5 C page 6 D page 7 E page 8 F page 9 G page 10 H page11 I page12 J page13 K page 14 L page 15 M page 16 N page17 O page 18 P page 19 Q page20 R page 21 S page 22 T page 23 U page 24 V page 25 W page 26 X page 27 Y page 28 Z page 29
2: My Resources | http://www.ehow.com/info_7831278_landforms-mountains-north-texas.htmlhttp://www.cedarparkwaterpark.com/ http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/landwater/land/habitats/cross_timbers/ecoregions/edwards_plateau.phtml http://texcolca1.tripod.com/body/texas.html http://www.austinlinks.com/rec.html http://houston-travel.thegeoguide.com/browse/Recreation+and+Sports/Parks+and+Recreation//// http://gotexas.about.com/od/landmarksandhistoricsite/Visiting_Historic_Sites_and_Landmarks_in_Texas.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_Texas http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/fish/recreational/lakes/lakelist.phtml http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/#TX http://traveltips.usatoday.com/texas-landforms-waterways-54205.html http://www.ehow.com/info_7831278_landforms-mountains-north-texas.html Palo duro canyon
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4: Amarillo The spanisgh term for yellow happens to be Amarillo. It is the gate way to Palo Duro Canyan, also know as the 2nd larget canyon in America. The new and the old is combined in this place so if you feel like want to have both old and new come together and you wont get confused. To this very day, Armarillo has excellant accommodations like arts, opera, little theature and more
5: Blanco | The reason for its name is because of Blanco river, (Blanco means white in Spanish.) Blanco is a popular tourists location for Hill Country. Their Country streams have game fis; hunters take white-tailed deer,wild turkey,quail, and dove during seasons. Around the old courthouse is occupined by the historic building and all their treasures like art galleries, fle markets, resturaunts and more. If you are a hunter, angler, or camper then you will be attracked to Blanco's sunny climate.
6: Colorado River | The Colorado river flows about 600 miles across Borden, Scurry, Mitchell, Coke, and runnels counties. Lake Colorado City, Lake J.b. Thomas, Buchanan Lake, Inks Lake, and other more are important reservoirs of the Colorado River. Indians from Pashohono and Caddoan linguistic family refer this river as Kanahatino. It flows across the rolling paraire near San Saba County. Passes though the more rgged HIll Contry and Llano basin also passing a series of canyons.
7: Dallas | In the 1870's, Dallas became a thriving buissness town. The first convenience store started in Dallas. The speeds of their wind is much fatser than chicagos. Dallas has more eatting eatablishments per cpita than New York. The name Dallas was from the name, George Dallas
8: Edwards Platue | The Edwards Platue is an elevated region that was origanially fromed from marine. It dolomites 100 millions of years ago, during the cretaceouse period. The grass land savannah was largly grazed by bison and antelope but there were frequent natrual and also man made fires. When the European settlers kept coming, so did the change in lamnd which was add with fences, cows, sheeps, goats, and the control of fire. Sadly even with the Europeans help of controlling the fire, the fire won in being wild and so when the 1900'2 came so did the the fires will to be free and kill everything around it. When the 1940's,Edward Platue was then dominated by very many poor plants such as browse, forb, and grass plants.
9: Fritz Park | Thanks to the city of Hutto, Fritz park was born and what joy it has brought to everyone. This park is a very beautiful outdorr place where there are basketball courts and a pond and other exciting things with it too. People went thought allot of hard work and mind using effort's to give joy to the people.
10: Guadalupe Peak | Far western of Texas,110 miles east of El Paso and 55 miles southwest of Carlsbad, you will find Guadalupe Peak. This peak of a mountain is made of ancient limestone which was deposited as part of the Capitan Reef. Guadalupe Peak is the highest point in Texas for being 8749 feet tall. To hike this beast it would take six to eight hours but if your willing to take the risk or challenge then have fun.
11: High Plains | From Panhandle to South Plains is the 41 county area of the High Plains region. As the HIgh plains grows so does the changes with the state. It never misses a beat when it comes to money businesses. Its education is essential for it economic growth.Stronger educational foundations lead to well educated workers which leads to more competing the global economy.
12: Indians of Texas | At least 7 total tribes that have been in Texas and to this very day could still be alive and existing but in now in 21st century. They were very different from Texas itself. Each tribe had a different view of Texas and their laws. They excited since a European exploration found them out and was recorded in history. The 7 tribes are Caddo, Karankawas, Coahuiltecan, and finally Lipan/Lipan-Apache. Refuges from Missouri now Indians of Texas.
13: Jarvis Christin College | Right now Jarvis is under construction but there is only nothing to see but thousands of things to imagine for the future of this college. They have wonderful teachers and the students that go there are really strong about making the school a different place and a better place to learn. They Pitch in with the handy work of the new construction of the school which makes the future become closer and closer to the present.
14: King Ranch | King Ranch is so big that just by itself it is bigger than Rode Island. IT has so many fascinating things that you can do like hiking going on tours and learning what happened back in the old times. You can learn about who the jeweler was and his legacy. But mostly who Richard is and what he business led him to and what it is today.
15: Liz Carpenter | Ellen Clarke Temple wanted to encourage publication of scholarly research of Texas women. This award was established in 1992. The fifth-generation Texan women was Liz Carpenter. She won this award for a lifetime of achievements and her commitment to the pursuit of Texas women. She is an author that here her book that she had written about in a calender year was the winning book. She won a certificate and cant forget the $1,000.00!!
16: Moody Mansion | Moody Mansion is a 28,00 square-foot and four story strutter that was completed in 1895. The family that lived in this house was a very powerful and rich family. The house had 20 bedrooms and many more! The tour only shows you 20 though. The family that was able to afford this house were known as the Moodys.W.L Moody bought the house from a person who went through some hurricane issues that was in 1900. The house remained their home until 1986.
17: Navasota River | The river that flows 125 miles and is crossing limestone county is the river called Navasota River! It tributaries are little Cedar, sand, Bowman, Panther and finally Holland creeks. Rises northeast of Mount Calm and flows southeast. It helped form Lake Mexia, Joe echols Lake, Lake limestone and many others. It has helped the people living around places with no water so this river is a big help.
18: Oblate School of Theology | This school is still solidly rooted to its original mission. That mission is to help the poor. They are concern about creating a new church life. They mostly worry about who is falling though cracks in their society. Also concern about giving witness to simplicity of life. Their school library is 17,000 square foot and its three stories. This is no regular school but a religious and up rising school to learn about theology.
19: Palo Duro Canyon | The Grand Canyon of Texas happens to be Plao Duro Canyon.It is 120-miles-long and lies mostly within Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Palo Duro Canyonwas created over a millennium as a small branch of some type of Red River eroded the underlying rock. The riverbed is more than 800 feet below the surrounding plain in other places and the canyon can reach 20 miles across.
20: Quanah Parker | Last chief for the Quahada Comanche Indians and son of Peta Nocona and Cynthia Ann Parker. He was born Around 1845, his birthplace has become a debate for where he was born but he says that he was born in what we call Oklahoma but for him it is referred as Elk Creek south of the Wichita Mountains. A war between land ccame to him and his people but when the amercans and him worked together, peace came. He died on August 9, 1957 and was buried with military honors in a section known as Chief's Knoll.
21: Ray Robert Lake | This lake is 29,350-acres! Just a couple of minute from Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. A place to get in touch with nature and away from the city. You can go and enjoy boating, fishing, camping, hiking, and horseback riding, hunting and other exciting things that nature offers us.
22: San Antonio River | The San Antonio River is A beautiful river that stretches 240 miles long! You can even take a wonderful walk that is about 21 blocks long or maybe more but just that walk by its self is pretty far but the total of it is amazing! This river crosses the five counties which happen to Bexar, Goliad, Karnes, Refugio, and Wilson It is home to at least 73 types of fish. They are the log perch, stonerollers, and sun fish is some of them. They are very picky about their types of water because of their health issue so they need this river to survie. San Antonios major tributaries are Salado Creek, Leaon Creek, Medio Creek, Midina River, San Pedro Creek, Cibolo Creek, and finally Marcellinas Creek. AThe place to be when the lights are out because then the party begins.
23: Texas State Cemetery | Texas State Cemetery is the resting place of Governors, Senators, Congressmen, Legislators, also Judges and other historical and memorial Texans who've made this State a proud place to be and no one will forget what they did and how they changed the future for us or maybe the present but still they have changed what we live in today, a place to be. Albert Sidney Johnston, Governor Allan Shivers, Governor John Connally and many more are some of the noble Texans that rest here for eternity. One of the many stories that the Texas cemetery has is about Kyle O. Thompson who was buried on Independence Day, which was March 2, 2004. He wasn't really suppose to be buried here but the committee ( which has populated in a big way) agreed that he needed a place to rest his body for eternity . He was known for being the secretary for Governor John Connally and Senator John Tower. If he was a great Secretary than hell ya he should be buried here with no hesitation!
24: University of North Texas | To get in this school you will have to keep up your grades and write a paper of something or someone. This school is located in Denton, Texas and was found in the 1890's. 36,000 is about how many kids go to the school or maybe more but thats the estimation is what the out come is. In football they are called the Mean Green and they compete in thirteen NCAA division 1-A.
25: Venus | The city called Venus was found in 1850's but not that many people were living there so it didn't count until the 1880s. This small city is known as Gossip. The name Venus was given by J.C. Smith. So the city Venus honors of daughter of a local physician.like any other beginning city it took quite along time to get it where it is today.
26: Wheeling Jesuit Universities | In 1996, this school was the first to become the accredited problem based physical therapy. Today the average students per class is 45. Once the students graduate they go on and they go and use their knowledge for there job or to help around with a friend or family member. This is the school to be if you are wanting to help the people in a wheel chair or other serious health issues.
27: X park | This soon is going to be 179 acres or 72.4 hectares. It is still under construction but you will be able to locate it in Austin 2006 street guide.
28: YMCA | The YMSA is a place where kids and adults get to have fun with so many activities in-stored for them like swimming games and other significant things to do. The staff is so kind that it feels like family everywhere you look. The classes that you can take is endless, for example is dancing, karate, swimming, and also if parents want to go work out they can just drop off their kids and go somewhere . Their gyms are awesome and they have great equipment to use. Their is a YMCA in Houston and many more just have to search and enjoy. Don't forget that its not the song but a place.
29: Zavilla | This city was first known as Zavalla Prairrie It was established in 1900, named for the grant to Lorenzo De Zavala on whose land it stood. The average fall temperature is 67.3 degrees F. Two schools and seven churches and with the population varied between 100 and 200 during the first decades of the the twentieth century.
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Digital marketing isn't just a science… it's also an art form.
Digital Marketing Tips
Sometimes the tweaks that are the most effective are so simple you'll be kicking yourself for ignoring them to this point. There are other digital marketing tips that will benefit your brand in specific circumstances, depending on your audience.
If you just repeat the same things, over and over again, your digital marketing strategy's lack of flair will probably result in stagnant results.
If you're happy with chugging along at the same pace, these tips aren't for you. But if you're super-keen to turbocharge your brand and reach new heights, you should be hungry for every little digital marketing tip you can get your hands on.
Use your discretion as we dive into this comprehensive list of digital marketing tips that could be the difference between mediocrity and superiority.
Digital Marketing Tip #1: Know Your Market
Yes, yes, you probably know this already: you need to gear your marketing efforts towards the specific market you are targeting.
The real question is this: what does this actually entail?
It's simply not enough to have a rough idea of the sort of person your product is targeting. Neither is it sufficient to say "I like sports cars, so I know what people who like sports cars are like."
You need to roll up your sleeves and grease your elbows within your market. Jump into their social media circles and see what they're talking about. What you find may well surprise you! Don't limit yourself to social media; get stuck into blogs, forums, and other interesting website around your market.
Little did you know that surfers would spend 34 pages talking about 'snow surfing'
This will help you to develop a wholesome view of the different types of people who exist within your market. You'll probably be surprised with how many different types of people exist within that space. Some of these people probably haven't fallen under your consideration in the past… it's time to change that.
Next up, you should create comprehensive customer profiles for each of these customer types. The more complex these profiles, the better. Give the fictitious customer a name, address, hair colour… humanise them. Someone else should be able to take this profile and envision this person in their own minds in a very similar way to how you imagined them when creating the profile.
This will help you to have a constant point of reference whenever you're creating new marketing content. Always imagine you're presenting these marketing elements to the specific people you have designed and be honest with yourself about how they would react to these elements.
Ultimately, this will help you to minimise the guesswork when creating new marketing content, instead giving you a pretty good idea of how it will resonate with your audience.
Digital Marketing Tip #2: Focus on the Funnel
A simple but often underrated aspect of marketing is the famous 'funnel.'
The funnel is well represented in the below infographic.
A fantastic way to increase your audience is to get someone with a following to endorse your brand. This type of marketing has regularly been employed outside of digital circles, too – brands sponsoring sports stars, for example. If you can get a famous person to endorse your brand online, you will create a pathway between their audience and yours, encouraging their audience to investigate your product or service further.
So, what does it all mean?
TOFU stands for 'Top of Funnel'. Your TOFU digital marketing efforts should be focused around creating awareness of your brand.
For example, blog posts are a great TOFU tool. They attract people who are looking for answers to questions within your market, and you give them the information they're looking for. This serves as a means of them getting into contact with your brand.
From this point in the funnel, we progress to MOFU. MOFU stands for 'Middle of Funnel.' MOFU is primarily focused on transforming them from people who know about you, to people who have made some sort of commitment to your brand.
We are not yet talking about becoming a fully-fledged customer. Here, it is more about things like newsletter subscriptions and tripwire offerings (small purchases not designed to make a profit, but rather to get the customer to initiate a relationship with your business).
Remarketing opportunities also fall within this category – once the prospect found out about your brand through TOFU measures, you can target them with advertisements that will encourage them to return to your site for and take action.
Finally, BOFU (Bottom of Funnel) marketing involves encouraging prospects to convert. This is through means like product videos, sales copy and specials.
You also want to encourage those who do convert to consider your other products – known in the digital marketing world as 'upselling.' Since they've decided to trust your brand with their money and given that they are interested in your market and offerings, try to convince them to become a repeat customer.
Use this three-step funnel to ensure that you are always acting optimally within the marketing process. Don't rush prospects by trying to take shortcuts through the funnel, as this can result in a significant loss of potential customers. A good understand and implementation of the funnel system will allow you to keep your marketing efforts efficient and targeted.
Digital Marketing Tip #3: Use Lead Magnets and Call-To-Actions
We've spoken about the funnel, but it's all for naught if you don't get people to take action.
You continually want to encourage people to move through the funnel with clear, powerful buttons and forms that continuously reinforce the next step.
For example, if someone is reading one of your blog articles, you want to encourage them to sign up to your newsletter, or to enter the email address to download a free lead magnet. Likewise, if someone is searching through your offerings, you want to ensure there are obvious buttons to click for them to add these offerings to their cart.
You also want to limit the number of options you give your prospect – particularly when it comes to lead-magnet and cart pages. You don't want to give them lots of options to navigate to other pages or to return to the previous page; rather, you want to make the choice binary – enter your email address, or exit. The more other options you give them, the less powerful your call-to-actions will be.
Another great idea is to completely remove your header menu from these pages – otherwise, uncertain prospects might just navigate to another page through this menu.
Digital Marketing Tip #4: Write Better Copy
Everyone wants to double down on fancy videos and imagery in their digital marketing efforts. This is totally cool, but it's not all you should be focusing on.
You're unlikely to be marketing without written copy being included in some capacity. Your copy isn't just a furnishing; it is crucial to the success of your digital marketing efforts.
Your tone of voice reflects on your brand. If you're boringly-formal, or excessively cheesy, your brand will suffer. You want to use a tone of voice that builds upon the brand you are looking to create, which means that how you write your copy will be drastically different depending on your brand.
It can be a delicate balance between writing with the right tone and one that feels forced and unnatural. This is why it is a good idea to develop a style guide for your brand as a whole.
A style guide is a basic document that emphasises the intricacies of your brand's copy style. How formal/casual is your brand? How much copy do we use on each of our efforts? What is the basic structure of our blog articles?
Having a baseline guide to writing copy for your brand means that it should remain consistent regardless of who is writing the copy. For example, a brand like Nando's is famous for their short, punchy puns and wordplay. In comparison, luxury brands might use more formal and extensive copy if their goal is to highlight just how feature-packed their offerings are.
There is no one-size-fits-all copy style. It depends upon your target audience, your market, and your particular framing of your brand.
Digital Marketing Tip #5: Test Alternatives
Sometimes the best way to improve your digital marketing doesn't involve implementing something new. Consider looking at what you're currently doing, and test whether alternative versions will work better.
For example, if you have a newsletter pop-up, you could consider changing the term 'Submit' into 'Sign Me Up!' While a seemingly small change, you could be surprised by how much it improves (or worsens) your results…
This tactic is commonly referred to as 'Split Testing.' Split Testing allows you to compare two options against each other, tracking how each of them works. Generally, 50% of your audience will be shown the one option and the rest the other. You can then track which version does better. Of course, you also need to keep in mind the certainty measurement – the higher your certainty percentage, the more likely the observation isn't just a coincidence.
This whole process is best implemented with special software that does all of the tracking and fancy statistical stuff for you. This allows you to focus on setting up tests and acting on the results of these tests.
Digital Marketing Tip #6: Know Your Competition
Digital marketing isn't just about looking good to your prospects; it's about looking better than the competition.
To do this, you need to know what you're up against. Do in-depth research into your opposition, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. You may pick up on things you hadn't previously considered or be inspired to fill obvious gaps in their strategies.
Whatever you end up doing, it will benefit you in the long term to have a solid understanding of your competition. In fact, it's so useful that you shouldn't just be doing it once-off as a general gauging of your competition.
It is a fantastic tool for when you create SEO-focused articles, for example. You can do a search for the keyword you are targeting, and analyse the different articles that feature. Then you can see the level of content they're creating and find ways to make your content more useful or readable.
Remember, the key isn't to do what everyone else is doing; rather, you should be looking to do it differently, in a way that is better than what they're offering. You're not looking to fit in; you're looking to stand out.
Digital Marketing Tip #7: Don't Skimp on Analytics
Analytics is a gold mine of crucial digital marketing information. If you want to dominate your digitalmarketing efforts, you should be obsessing over the data you get from platforms like Google Analytics.
It almost feels like cheating. You can see absolutely anything and everything regarding your digital marketing performance – from where people are searching from, down to whether they have children or not. You can identify your target market, work out which pages work best, and highlight the areas of digital marketing you need to improve upon.
For example, you have a high bounce rate on your blog articles, it possibly means that you lead magnets and subscription forms aren't attracting interaction. It could also mean that your articles aren't particularly interesting to your audience, meaning they are getting bored and leaving.
So which is it? You could look at a metric like time spent on page – if this time is relatively short, it probably means that the audience isn't enjoying your content, whereas if it is longer, your call-to-actions are probably underperforming.
With so much data, you can use it as above to work out where your strengths and weaknesses lie. Such incredible levels of information can be overwhelming, but if you upskill yourself in Google Analytics and similar analytics software, you will be doing your digital marketing efforts a massive service.
Digital Marketing Tip #8: Keep in Contact
Once you've got your digital marketing tools and platforms set up… use them!
The key goal of digital marketing is developing relationships with your prospects and customers, so don't slack off when it counts. Continually post unique content that fosters your community's growth.
This shouldn't be limited to writing industry-specific blog posts (although these are great). You should also humanise your brand by experimenting with other ideas such as company culture content.
If your company has a cool internal function, such as a Secret Santa or a company awards ceremony, give your audience a sneak peek into these events. You may think that your communities are not particularly interested in these internal events, but you'd be surprised how much they value you opening up your company's human interior to them.
Your customers will appreciate that you're not trying to put up a fake façade for them and are instead just another group of normal people. The intimacy that company culture content initiates is something that can set you apart from your competition.
Something else you should consider is user generated content (UGC). Ask your audience to send in their pictures or comments and feature them on your page! This is another way that you can transcend the business-like side of marketing and make the experience intimate and engaging.
You can also consider running competitions where contestants submit pictures, videos and other forms of media. This encourages a two-way communication stream, and not only connects you with your audience, but also them with each other.
This ultimately means that you can create tightly-knit communities that can encourage loyal repeat customers.
Digital Marketing Tip #9: Latch onto Viral Content and Topics
Viral content is the gold standard of online content creation and marketing. If your own content can go viral, then that's fantastic. You should be pushing for this with every bit of content you publish.
However, you don't always have to create viral content to benefit from the phenomenon of viral content. Sometimes you can piggy-back off of other viral content and get big reach.
How? Do some research about what content is currently going viral. BuzzSumo is a great example of a resource that can help you to find this content.
Here's an example of a BuzzSumo search for 'Flowers.' If your business sells flowers, you could use the above information to see what articles about flowers are currently trending. There is an interesting article at position 4 entitled "Fewer than 5% of women can name the 20 most common flowers."
You could piggyback off this article's success and write an article that goes through the 20 most common flowers, educating your audience about each of them. In this article, you could include a link to the viral article, mentioning how this article inspired you to talk more about the common types of flowers available.
Not only is this a topic that people are currently interested in, but the backlink will help your SEO efforts. All things combined, you have an above-average chance of your article going viral, or at least earning significantly better-than-usual reach.
This is why doing your research before writing content is so important. If you're just winging it, assuming that you know what your audience wants to read about, you're quite possibly missing out on substantial reach.
Another great tool for finding topics for your articles that are more likely to have big reach is Google Keyword Planner. This tool allows you to see how many people are searching for things that are relative to keywords that you enter into the tool.
It also provides other information, such as the competition for paid advertising of these topics, and how much you are likely to have to bid for your advertisement to feature.
These metrics are less important when it comes to creating viral blog posts. It is the first feature – the keyword search numbers – that are the most important in this area. If you can find terms with lots of searches, and write good, SEO-rich blog posts about these topics, you will have a large pool of Google searchers who could consider your article.
Bear in mind, however, the nature of the keywords you're searching for. If you're a small business, some searches could be tough to feature for – if you're a small clothing brand, you might struggle to compete with brands like Levi's and Diesel when writing articles about jeans. This is because they are likely to have significantly stronger SEO reputation due to their high site view numbers.
That said, it's certainly not impossible. Smaller websites feature high up for keywords over bigger name brands all the time. You should ensure that you content is valuable and is well-optimised for Search Engines.
Digital Marketing Tip #10: Post Content that Lasts
Latching onto viral topics is a great way to get big reach, quickly. And, as previously suggested, it is a great tactic.
However, you should consider complementing these articles with what is known as 'evergreen' content. Evergreen content lasts over long periods of time and maintains its integrity.
This content is remarkably effective because it can continuously be found by people searching for relevant content. For example, the article we previously spoke about regarding common flowers would count as evergreen content since information about common flowers is always something that people would be interested in.
By comparison, an article such as 'digital marketing trends of 2012' is unlikely to be as powerful today as it was 6 years ago, since the digital world is continuously changing. Likewise, a clothing company talking about 'the hottest fashion trends of 2017' will probably need to write a new article entitled 'The hottest fashion trends of 2018' if they hope to remain credible in the eyes of their fashion-loving audience.
You should by no means limit yourself exclusively to evergreen content – sometimes current content is both valuable and necessary. But you should ensure that you have a lot of evergreen content that solidifies your content marketing efforts.
Digital Marketing Tip #11: Optimise Your Landing Pages
One of the more underrated aspects of your digital marketing campaign is your landing page design.
Many people see them as pretty pages that are best left to the design team to create – virtually alone. In fact, there is much more to your landing pages than 'prettification.'
Your landing page is a fantastic opportunity to provide your prospects with everything they could possibly want when making the decision of whether to convert or not. Your landing pages should be sales pitches in their own right, so that your sales team is primarily focused on the human side of things; not the information side.
If your prospects aren't completely certain about what you're offering them, they could decide not to pursue these offers. You want to take all of the risks out of their decision-making process, as this will likely result in a significantly better conversion rate.
And there you have it – 11 powerful digital marketing tips that you can use to turbo-boost your digital marketing efforts. They can provide you with fantastic benefits if you utilise them effectively.
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- 1 1/3 cups warm water (110F)
- 1 tablespoon dry active yeast
- 2 tablespoon honey
- 3 ½ cups AP flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups frozen strawberries
- ½ cup white sugar
- 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- ½ teaspoon white pepper
- 2 tablespoons cold water
- 1 tablespoon corn starch
Mix water, yeast, and honey.
Add to flour and salt in an upright mixer, add yeast mixture to flour and mix on the hook for 5 – 7 minutes. Remove to proof until doubled in size.
Combine strawberries and vanilla in a heavy saucepan and slowly bring to a simmer over medium low heat. Once simmering, add sugar and white pepper and gently stir until dissolved.
Combine corn starch and cold water in a separate bowl. Slowly pour into the berry mix and stir until thickened. Reduce to low heat and allow simmering for 2 minutes to set the corn starch. Remove from heat, and allow it to cool slightly before refrigerating.
Once dough is proofed, roll out in a rectangle roughly 1cm thick. Cut into vertical strips roughly 3cm wide, and then divide the dough with one lengthwise cut across the centre. Leave the two end pieces as one strip each.
Spray the strips of dough with a light pan spray and cover with plastic wrap. This will help keep them from drying out during the next step.
Gently twist each strip into a corkscrew shape, and then roll the twisted strip around itself. Keep a small bowl of water handy, then wet your finger and apply to the end of the coil to help it stick together.
Place finished coils on a baking tray lined with parchment a few centimeters apart, then cover with plastic (with a few vent holes poked in), and return to proof for another 20 minutes.
Once proofed again, gently press down the centres, being careful to leave no holes to the tray. Spoon a small amount of filling into the hole, and bake at 400F on the convection bake setting for 17-20 minutes, until they are an even, golden brown.
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How to Choose a Luxury Hotel?
Most people believe that luxury hotels will provide the greatest comfort, the best services and world class facilities. However, even hotels with a five-star rating do not always live up to expectations. Many people take the easy route by turning to the trusted names of big hotel chains. However you can often get much better results if you do your homework before booking a luxury hotel. Be sure to get the facilities that you require and the best value for your money. Can your hotel truly make your stay memorable? You might consider the following factors when deciding to stay at a luxury hotel:
Staying at a luxury hotel
The location
The best luxury hotel to choose may not necessarily belong to a popular chain of hotels in the city center. It might be a fabulous resort that is on the outskirts of the city or even a bit further away, surrounded by nature. Whatever your choice, it should make you feel that the location best suits your needs or preferences. Consider your reason for traveling also. If you want to relax then you may want to go for a hotel that is away from the bustling city center. Many attractions are outside the city center. Our luxury Chiang Mai accommodation is in a more relaxed environment and the highlights and attractions of the area are still easily accessible.
Do you wish that you did not have to compete with all the other guests in a large hotel? Some more unique and select luxury hotels are able to provide you with complete privacy. Are you staying with someone special or with a group, like your friends or family? Either way you will appreciate the relaxation that comes with knowing that you have the facilities to yourselves.
We have stayed in many of the best luxury hotels that money can buy but nothing compares to having the place to yourselves. We offer extraordinary, luxury accommodation in the form of individual pavilions, high-end villas, in a gated and private property. On top of that we restrict our bookings to only one couple, family or group staying with us at any one time! This way we can guarantee levels of privacy that are just not possible at a standard luxury hotel. Our pavilions are spread around our large private estate. No rooms are too close to one another and you do not have to share the facilities with any other guests.
Personalized services
The quality of the service is another factor that can make a luxury hotel stay out of this world. Our private luxury resort allows us to provide you with a more personalized service. We are able to pay much more attention to the particular needs of every single guest. Furthermore the owners, Howie and his Thai wife Jerry, will give you unique and authentic insights into Northern Thai culture. They will guide you to wonderful places, away from the tourist traps, that only the locals know about.
A Luxury Hotel in Chiang Mai
Howie's HomeStay is a unique holiday accommodation in the Chiang Mai area. It offers all the facilities of a luxury hotel combined with the privacy of a private villa. We have an incredible location, surrounded by nature in the heart of the playground area of Chiang Mai. However we are still just 30 minutes from downtown Chiang Mai. We enjoy offering unbeatable personal service and guiding you to the best attractions due to our local knowledge and years of experience. You will understand what we mean when we suggest that you look further than just the big hotel chains in the city center. let us help you to find the best places to stay in Chiang Mai.


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During the meeting, Members received a briefing from NI Water in relation to Price Control 15 and a departmental presentation on its Long Term Water Strategy. After this programme of water issues, the Committee took to the waves for a boat tour of the Belfast harbour Estate.
Members were accompanied on the boat by Mr Roy Adair, Chief Executive of Belfast Harbour Commissioners and a number of his Senior Management Team.
Members of the Committee were joined by Mr Roy Adair, Chief Executive of Belfast Harbour Commissioners (2nd left) and Mr Graeme Johnston, Property Director of Belfast Harbour Commissioners (far right).
First stop on the tour was the site of City Quays 1, a £250m development which will convert 20 acres of ex-shipping land into 'Grade A' office, residential and leisure space.
The numerous quays on the Harbour were awash with activity as large cargo ships loaded and unloaded their shipments.
Joe O'Neill, Commercial Director at Belfast Harbour Commissioners, explained that the port handles over 80% of Northern Ireland's petroleum and oil imports, as well as over 90% of the country's grain and animal feed imports.
As the trip neared the mouth of the Lough, Members were greeted with the site of the Stena Line Ferry leaving Belfast for Cairnryan. Along with the regular Liverpool sailing, the ferry port carries over 1.3 million passengers a year.
The iconic Titanic Visitor Centre,
one of the jewels in the crown of Belfast Harbour.
Belfast Harbour is not just about large industries, vast warehouses and iconic buildings, but is also home to an RSPB Nature Reserve; a 33 acre site which is one of the best urban bird spectacles in the UK. There was further evidence of the diversity of the Harbour when the local seal colony made an appearance in the fine June sunshine.
With its 2000 acres of land, 1000 acres of water and 32 miles of roads, this city within a city made a real splash with the Committee!
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Today, several local reporters and editors, including myself, sent a joint letter to the City Auditor requesting an investigation into city officials' practices of using private email accounts and other private electronic media to conduct city business. Below is the letter we sent, along with the attachments demonstrating the extent of the issue.
The City Auditor reports to the City Council, an arrangement that usually is well-suited to the Council's oversight responsibilities over the executive branch. In this case, however, the issue implicates several (if not all) City Council members and their staff, as well as the Mayor's office. Since there is a pending lawsuit that addresses the issue of city officials conducting business through private channels, it is unlikely that the Council or the Mayor will weigh in on the issue or request the Auditor to spend time investigating this. However, the Auditor's Office is empowered to conduct its own self-directed investigations, so it can decide to do this on its own.
I'm going to make an unusual request here: if you believe this is an important issue, please send an email to City Auditor David Jones, email@example.com, asking him to conduct an investigation.
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What is cosmetic dentistry?
Do you wish you could transform your smile? Are multiple dental flaws causing you embarrassment? Then Dr. Carolyn Walker and Dr. Clarian Lannom may suggest cosmetic dentistry in San Antonio, Texas. Cosmetic dentistry is the branch of dentistry that focuses on improving the overall appearance of your smile. We offer a wide variety of cosmetic treatments, from teeth whitening to dental veneers, as we strive to help you meet all of your smile goals. There are many flaws that cosmetic dentistry can be used to repair, such as:
- Broken or chipped teeth
- Discolored, yellowed, or stained teeth
- One or more missing teeth
- Irregularly shaped teeth
- Slightly crooked teeth
- Overcrowded teeth
- Gapped teeth
- Teeth with metal restorations
No matter what your smile needs, our team has a solution to produce results you will love.
Is cosmetic dentistry safe?
Cosmetic dentistry is completely safe for our patients, and most patients qualify for cosmetic treatments after a thorough consultation with our skilled dentists at Leon Springs Dental . If you are interested in cosmetic dentistry, we invite you to contact our dental office at 210-698-1010 and schedule a time to visit our office, take a tour, and have your questions answered. It will be a great way to start your smile transformation.


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This is an example of a book I recased. It was originally a quarter bound leather, tight backed (fastback), with marble paper covered boards. The paper was torn and faded with dirt and age. The spine had completely delaminated and split off the front board (Top). Delamination at the spine also caused the text block to split (Bottom).
I started by removing the cover. I pressed the sections of the text block together between boards, and cleaned the spine with methyl cellulose to removed the old liner and adhesive. The sewing was cut in several places, so I had to pull the text block apart. I washed and deacidified the sections in filtered water and magnesium bicarbonate [Mg2(CO3)2]. After the pages dried, I repaired damaged areas with heat set tissue, and guarded each section using wheat starch paste and Japanese tissue. I realigned the signatures, resewed the text block, adding dove gray endpapers and lined the spine with Japanese tissue. The addition of materials from guarding caused swell in the spine, so I rounded it to reduce this swell.
I decided to mimic the original case design with a quarter binding in PC4 paper. I cut the boards to fit, attached the PC4 spine and trimmed the PC4 to be even and straight on both covers. Next, I covered the remainder of the boards with book cloth. Then I trimmed the turn-ins, infilled the boards, and attached the text block. After pressing the book with jointing boards, I attached the labels, which were pre-coated with Klucel G to prevent the ink from smearing (Summer 2009).


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The Victim Services Unit
Staff of the unit are able to work on your behalf so that you receive the support and services you need.
They can help you if the person who committed the crime against you is:
- in prison or
- under our supervision in the community.
This also includes people who have been released on supervised bail before sentencing or are in prison on remand.
Details on services and support provided to victims can be found here
The Victims' Register
Due to confidentially provisions within the law we are unable to give out personal information about prisoners or offenders to the general public.
We must make sure that you are eligible for this information and will need to ask you for your details and details of the crime.
This information will be kept confidentially within The Victims Register. Prisoners and offenders will never be told that victim(s) are registered against them.
You must be registered to be part of this process. Registration is voluntary. If you choose not to register (which is fine too) DCS will not be able to provide as much information to you.
Find out more to become a Registered Victim and the support services which are available.
Further advice and information
If you'd like further advice please contact the Victim's Service Unit.
Email: email@example.com
Telephone: 1800 370 550
The Victims of Crimes Act 2001 and The Victims Charter set out the legal responsibilities and requirements.


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I got up bright and early this morning at 5 AM with hubby. For breakfast, I had a slice of cinnamon raisin bread with light margarine, a cup of milk, and a banana for 6.5 points.
Instead of having iced coffee, I had Green Tea with Pomegranate.
For a snack, I had gorgonzola crackers for 1 point.
For lunch, I had a salad made up of lettuce, tomato, ham, deli chicken, feta cheese, fat free ranch and bbq sauce for 4.5 points.
I also had a piece of whole wheat toast topped with peach jam for 2 points, but I forgot to take a picture- I guess I was hungry!
I wanted something sweet, so I brought back a sugar free Hawaiian Punch- orange drink for free! Doesn't this picture look like you could just reach down and take a drink?
On my last break, I made bread and emptied the dishwasher. So much accomplished in 15 minutes. ;) I brought back a medium sized peach for 1 point.
I wanted to get my workout done and over with right when I got off of work, so I hopped on the treadmill. Talk about everything being against me today! Within 15 minutes, I knocked the safety thing out of the treadmill twice, my heart rate monitor wasn't working consistently, and my iPod died. I NEED my iPod to workout. I tried to keep going for the 3 miles, but just couldn't do it without the iPod. I ran 20 minutes straight, (5 minute warm-up before that), and then walked the last 5 minutes. So I got in a 30 minute workout and burned 240 calories. Not bad, but I have a 5k Planned in September and I really feel like I should be running 3 mile runs consistently so that I do better on my next 5k. But, it's a workout, and my plan is 2- 3 mile runs and 1- free run (minimum 1 mile) per week. So I guess I'll count that as my free run. I did end up going 1.75 miles, counting the walking parts. (NOTE TO SELF-CHARGE THE iPOD!!!)
I am SOOO sore tonight! My whole body is aching from yesterday's 30 Day Shred and now the run on top of it is making my legs hurt really bad. Looking forward to resting a bit tomorrow!
Supper was chicken (that I breaded in a tiny bit of bread crumbs), tomatoes, homemade pickles, and homemade light oat bread for 6.5 points.
For some reason, I had a ton of points left today. I guess I didn't eat enough during the day! So, for dessert I had a No Pudge! brownie and a serving of light ice cream for 5 points.
And I still have 5 points left! No idea if I'll use them or not. I don't want to eat too much, too late because I have to weigh in tomorrow! I'm not really sure what tomorrow will bring, but I'm hoping for the best!


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In endometriosis, uterine tissue is found outside the uterus. Endometriosis is estrogen-dependent, occurs during the reproductive years and is progressive. The patients have pain, infertility and reduced natural killer (NK) cells in blood and peritoneal fluid. One-half of women with infertility have endometriosis.
This study was done to see whether stress could cause the changes seen with endometriosis. Stress inhibits NK cells. To determine stress levels, prolactin and cortisol were tested in blood, peritoneal fluid and follicular fluid in women without endometriosis and in women with endometriosis and infertility.
Forty-nine women were tested. Serum cortisol and prolactin were most elevated in infertile women with severe endometriosis. Serum prolactin and cortisol in women with mild endometriosis didn't vary much from fertile women without endometriosis. Cortisol and prolactin did not vary much in peritoneal and follicular fluid.
The high levels of cortisol and prolactin seen in severe endometriosis could be related to infertility. High levels of cortisol and prolacatin seen in stress could cause development of endometriosis. High cortisol levels are seen in both physical and emotional stress. Prolactin can be released in stress.
Hyperprolactinemia (elevated blood prolactin,) or hyperprolactinaemia, is often seen in endometriosis, but, the frequency varies in current studies. This study showed prolactin blood levels correlated with disease severity. The authors did not find a significant correlation between follicular and peritoneal prolactin levels and disease.
CONCLUSION: High serum prolactin and cortisol are seen with endometriosis and stress. High serum prolactin is related to endometriosis, but, is not definitely the cause. It is unclear if elevated cortisol levels cause or are the result of endometriosis.
NOTE: Prolactin levels can be reduced by dopamine agonists, such as Vitex, tyrosine and phenylalanine and by 5-lipoxygenase inhibitors, such as Boswellia serrata. Studies are needed to see if they reduce endometriosis and infertility. Read about neovascularization in endometriosis.
To read the author's abstract of the article click on the link to the author's title of the article above.
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Friday, November 23, 2007
Posted by Ella at 8:26 AM 1 comments
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
WooHoo!!!! Today I am guest blogging on one of my favorite authors blog, Yasmine Galenorn. It's at http://witchychicks.blogspot.com
I am so honored that she invited me to blog today. This week is bringing many blessings. I've lined up two book signings, both on Long Island, and I have my new book marks ready to be laminated. I also won a contest at my writers group, Absolute Write, for a non-fiction piece.
I'm at the end, hopefully, of editing Blood Pool, my vampire book and then I finish an anthology. Well, it's a part of an anthology. AND THEN I can get to work on the third installment of the Angelica Kane series. Plus, shop for Turkey Day, and cook, clean...I'm tired already. :o)
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When the weather starts to warm up it's time to sealcoat your driveway or parking lot. That's when you should call Collett Sealcoating. Our team of sealcoating experts will use environmentally friendly broom finish or spray application processes to refinish your heavy use surfaces and get them looking like new, while also protecting them from the elements.
Give us a call today for a free estimate or to schedule your sealcoating appointment.
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The largest source of movies in North Carolina! Everything is for sale or for rent. Also stocking video games, comics, Magic cards, t-shirts and more.
With just 1000 movies and a small space in the back of the Bledsoe Building, Orbit DVD opened its doors in October 2003. Owner Marc McCloud is a fan of horror movies and Spaghetti Westerns, but from day one his philosophy has always been to carry what the customer wants to see (within reason). Because of this, Orbit DVD is bigger than ever, now stocking over 25,000 titles and outlasting every other corporate video store.
Marc's other philosophy is "adapt or die," and as West Asheville grew in popularity, Orbit DVD has changed to accommodate the needs of the neighborhood. You can now buy or rent every movie, and the store has a loyal fanbase that take advantage of the subscription plans every month. Orbit is known around Western North Carolina for its disc repair service. The store also buys and sells comics, movies, video games and console systems. Recently added are t-shirts, toys and phone accessories.
With all the changes Orbit DVD is still a video store at heart, and hundreds of new customers a month are rediscovering the joys of physically renting a
Asheville's biggest movie selection and best prices.
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A few years back I inherited an old busted ass laptop from my sister in law. It had been handed down to her as well. I had to admit that it was slow and heavy. To top it all off, it had no WiFi.
The first thing I did was get a lightweight Linux distribution, Xubuntu, on it. Second thing I did was slap an Apple sticker on the back. How cool was I, plugging my heavy ass, blue and black, non-widescreen format laptop into the ethernet port at the coffee shop? I am sure some apple hipster was all "whoa look at that retro Mac that guy is pulling out of his back pack. Seriously, I hope he is lifting with his legs and not with his back!"
When we moved into our new place I told my wife I would get rid of it. I had put several more years on it and the hard drive would make clicking sounds and seemed generally unwell. It had been a fun ride over the past few years. Times are tough though and you got to give up some stuff to live in a better place.
I couldn't bring myself to do it though and just drove around with it in the trunk for about a year. Then one night our car, along with several others in the parkade, was broken into. When we came down stairs the trunk had been thoroughly rifled through. The laptop was still there, but the lid was up. I guess the apple sticker had some curb appeal, although the dumb asses couldn't read the Toshiba logo right by it I guess.
After that, I dragged the old girl back upstairs and she now sits on the file cabinet below my desk. She is up there in her years and can't run much of anything these days. Recently I have been thinking about getting a new laptop. I spend most of my time writing so just something cheap, quick and light is all that I need. Aside from the lack of WiFi, I loved the portability of my old Ubuntu box.


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Helmholtzia glaberrima – Stream Lily
A beautiful Australian native lily with glossy dark green arching leaves and large panicles of white or pale pink flowers in summer. It is a hardy and easy care large perennial plant with strappy leaves. It grows from underground rhizomes which make it a hardy plant, and if it becomes untidy, simply pull or prune off the affected leaves from the base, where it will sprout fresh new growth. It can grow to 2 metres tall and wide. It is a rainforest plant which grows near shady streams in its natural habitat, and it will look at its best in similar conditions, but it can take a more sunny position and some dryness once established. Good for attracting butterflies and other interesting insects. Tolerant of some frost, if leaf blackening occurs wait till all danger of frost is gone and prune off affected leaves.
|Scientific Name:
|Helmholtzia glaberrima
|Common Name:
|Stream Lily
|Plant Type:
|Clumping perennial, Bulb or bulb-like
|1 ~ 2 metre
|1 ~ 2 metre
|Flower Colour:
|White, Cream
|Flowering Time:
|Spring, Summer
|Ph Level:
|Acid, Neutral
|Soil Type:
|Loamy, Sandy loam, Clay loam, Potting mix
|Plant Environment:
|Low maintenance garden, Courtyard, Poolside, Container growing, Cottage garden, Flower garden
|Climate Zone:
|Tropical, Sub-tropical, Warm temperate, Cool temperate
|Sunny, Light shade, Half shade
|Growth Habit:
|Evergreen, Spreading
|Soil Moisture:
|Moist moderate drainage, Boggy poorly drained, Needs regular watering
|Propagation Method:
|Seed, Division
|Frost Tolerance:
|Tolerates light frost
|Plant Usage:
|Feature plant, Wow factor
|Special Uses:
|Bog gardens, Erosion control, Fast growing, Playground friendly
|Attracts Wildlife:
|Bees, Butterflies, Other insects


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Uber and other ride-sharing drivers experience a unique mixture of personal and commercial exposures. The new SPF 9, if purchased by the Transportation Network Company (TNC), is designed to function with the owner's personal policy and to kick in when commercial coverage is required. How does this coverage work and what does it mean to you as a broker?
The driver's risk is broken into 4 categories that reflect the personal/commercial exposure:
The personal owner's policy covers exposures until the driver logs into a TNC. Upon login, some coverage from the SPF 9 could be available if the owner's policy does not provide coverage and the SPF 9 will provide coverage when the driver has accepted a ride and is en route to pick up. The policy does not cover street-hailed passengers.
What the SPF 9 Means for Brokers
For further information, please contact Rikki McBride, Chief Operations Officer, IBAA, at email@example.com / 1-800-318-0197 ext 101 / 1-780-702-3715.
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What's Next in the Pixel Race?
[Disclaimer: Content Provided by Guest Writer Susan Finch who is a freelance writer with a passion for travel and helping small businesses find their online voice through content marketing, blogging and beyond. She is an eclectic writer with more than 10 years of experience contributing to guidebooks, magazines, iPhone apps, online publications and more. Susan can be found at BySusanFinch.com.]
According to a report by CNN Money, the world's first 8K TV will cost $133,000 when it goes on sale Oct. 30. The article points out that there really isn't much 8K video to actually watch. With a standard resolution of 7680 x 4320, there are 38 million pixels on the screen and offers four times the resolution as its 4K TV predecessor.
But despite a lack of current programming, IHS predicts shipments of 8K TVS to increase from 2,700 shipments this year to 911,000 by 2019 in time for the 2020 Olympics in Japan. Japan is said to be actively backing 8K technology and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is on board to broadcast the event in 8K.
Now that we're facing a world of such ultra-high definition that we won't even need 3D glasses, what does it mean for technology like 4K and SUHD? Here's a look at the latest in pixel technology.
4K boasts about 8 million more pixels than the standard 1080p set with images about 4,000 pixels wide. If you're wondering if it's going to get crushed by 8K technology, the answer is maybe eventually. But consider what AV Network reported on the IFA 2014 technology show in Berlin with an eye on the still emerging 4K technology. LG reportedly said that while there's chatter about 8K, the technology is still a ways off for everyday consumers and 4K is poised to make a mainstream push during 2015. Meanwhile, Future Source Consulting expects 4K demand to grow upward of 72 percent until 2018.
OLED, which stands for organic light-emitting diode, can light each pixel up independently of each other unlike an LED light bulb. Until recently, OLED was mostly a cutting-edge technology used in smartphones and was difficult to translate to TV. Today OLED TVs are entering the market and offer enhanced color and response time. LG Electronics is currently the only company producing OLED TVs, as the technology for the size of a TV is still expensive and not ready for the mainstream. But just because LG is currently cornering the market on it doesn't mean their competitors are sitting by the wayside.
Samsung is ramping up its SUHD TVs and many compare it to LG's OLED version. SUHD combines all of the sexiness of LED-backlit LCD technology with ULTRA 4K resolution and a curved screen. UHD stands for Ultra High Definition and the S was tacked on by Samsung as almost a signature statement, like when the company named one of its smartphones Galaxy 5S. It's a more affordable option than the OLED but not as innovative. Because SUHD embraces existing technology with LED and LCD, it may not seem as innovative as when you lay your eyes on what's coming up next. The 11K TV set.
Samsung is reportedly working on an 11K smartphone screen for anyone who thinks a scant 2,000 pixel phone screen just isn't enough. There's talk it will showcase a prototype at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. Like 8K technology, there's buzz that the 11K debut will feature the ability to see 3D without wearing glasses. What exactly we'll do with an 11K smartphone screen is yet to be seen, but it opens the door for more apps, entertainment and high-end business options that expand beyond streaming movies and instead brings our network to the forefront with 11,000 pixels.
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Walking to Run faster…
With my first foray back into the world of running under my feet…literally, I was excited to get back to it. My mind swirled with images of Races from my past… Honolulu Marathon, Blue Berry Stomp (Plymouth, IN), Howl at the Moon 8 Hour Run (Danville, IL), not to mention the Chicago Marathon… but back to reality! If I wanted do any of those again I would need to start running…and soon.
My first week I alternated between walking and running every other time out, which was really hard to do! I was running again…why did I need to walk? Because I didn't want to get hurt… like all good little running boys and girls, I know the 10% rule. Don't increase your running by more than 10%.
My first few weeks of running weren't easy either. I knew it would be a long haul back but I was determined to do it. 2-3 mile runs were the staple of the first few weeks, but I was getting itchy to do my fall back run…one known as "Big Square". It's essentially a Big Square in Portage (thus the name…). I took off on my first run… and felt great for the first couple miles… The last 2 miles were work. My pace had slowed to a shuffle and I thought my heart would burst!! I was having some serious doubts as if this were going to be possible.
My next run I took a new…or old approach! Jeff Galloway claims that you can run farther…and even faster by taking strategic walk breaks. In fact I spoke with Jeff last December about it and had used it before with success. In my zeal to be a runner again…I completely forgot it. And so I set off on my next attempt at "Big Square" with a planned 60 step count every mile. Jeff Galloway's Run-Walk program literally changed the next run! When I finished, I was nearly 30 seconds per mile faster than my first run on this course a few days earlier.
So it looks like sometimes you need to walk in the middle of your runs when you aspire to be…
The Recovering Runner


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Let's face it, not everyone has a professional Elkay fountain installed at home. So what can you do to improve the unpleasant taste of your tap water?
There are many reasons why your tap water may taste off. The presence of chemicals, algae, bacteria, metals and minerals are all part of the mixture and you can taste the difference when one of these components gets out of control. Some forms of contamination are harmful but don't always assume that your water is dangerous simply because of the taste.
Here are some of the more common taste problems, and what you can do about them.
The most common taste concern with tap water is that it tastes or smells like bleach, kind of like what pool water smells like. This is the chlorine that has been added to municipal systems as a disinfectant. At standard levels, you usually get used to it and don't even notice. Some people who are used to well water will almost certainly notice a chlorine taste when they drink water that has been treated this way. If your local treatment plant is heavy-handed with the chlorine, it may be noticeable all the time. Whether or not chlorine content is harmful is a bit of a contentious issue.
Eliminating the taste is fairly simple. Chlorine can be removed from drinking water by using any standard carbon filter, even the basic jug type that sit in the fridge.
You may have a problem with some algae growth if your water has a "swampy" taste to it. Again, not harmful unless it's extremely fouled (which shouldn't happen in a municipal water system). Bacteria build-up can also have the same sort of earthy taste to it. Both of these can start up at the source, or they could be a more local problem in your homes own plumbing.
It's usually temporary, but you can't clean up the taste with a carbon based jug filter this time. You'll need an actual filtration system that blocks out the algae or bacteria. You can go with a fairly small under-sink kind of model if you just need to clean up the drinking water in one place.
Dissolved Minerals
This situation can lead to a variety of unique flavors, like metallic, salty or generically just bitter. Besides the usual calcium or magnesium that are dissolved in "hard water", mineral contaminants can be a whole range of things such as zinc, copper, iron, different sodium compounds. At high concentrations, these may pose a health risk so you might want to consider taking a sample to testing facility to be sure it's OK.
To remove the tastes you get from these materials, you will need to step up your filtering game. Only a good reverse osmosis treatment system will removed minerals (the molecules are too small for a conventional filtration system to block out). It may sound very technical, but there are a number of household models of RO systems that are easy enough to find to treat your home's water.


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Typed Love Notesby Karen Oliver
It took me a little while to come up with this idea. I knew I wanted to make a pretty card to show off the typewriter. I die cut the typewriter in brown and pushed out all the keys. I placed double sided tape on the back and cut another in white then placed it on top of the brown one and carefully using a pin pushed the white keys out onto the double sided tape below. I know I could have just used white card underneath but I wanted the keys to look like they were sitting above the base which I think I achieved doing it this way. I then cut a small piece of white card and carefully cut along the back of the typewriter so the paper looked like it was in the roller.
I chose some patterned paper with a retro feel and with a bit of red so I could accent it with the heart and XO from the Valentine Confetti die. I also used my absolute favourite Scalloped Border Trio die to cut the lacy edge. Add a contrasting brown bow and there you have a pretty card that shows off the typewriter beautifully.
Retro Cool is such a fun release.
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Judging Committee of fiction films
Dimitris Theodoropoulos, director of photography. Greece
Director of photography, associate professor in Aristoteleio University in Fine Arts, Cinema Department in Thessaloniki. He studied Political Science in Kapodistriako University and Cinema of Athens (Fulbright scholarship) and at Center for Advanced Film & TV Studies of American Film Institute(MFACinematography). He worked in feature films, short films and documentaries which were screened in many festivals with distinctions. He also worked in theatrical plays as lighting designer. He was director of photography in television series and commercials. He is the author of the book "The light in Greek cinema".
Dr Jan Broberg Carter, composer. U.S.A.
She composes for over 20 years. She has written, orchestrated and edited/produced ten original film scores for movies from Europe and the USA. She was elected to ASCAP in 1977, she has won 18 ASCAP Composer Awards and received others for Best Original Film Score. She has been an executive producer, producer, music supervisor trained at Harvard, Dartmouth and Oxford University. Her recent filmscore, "Nocturnal Agony," premiered at The American Film Institute in March. She has conducted and played in several symphonies. She is a 14th year member of The Sundance Patron Circle.
Garry Walsh, script writer. Irland
Garry worked in the Irish exhibition/distribution industry for fifteen years. In 2012 he set up Snackbox Films where he heads the company's production and distribution projects. Garry is also the writer of the Irish sit-com, Salt 'N' Vinegar which was optioned by a leading UK/Irish production company and is currently in development. In 2015, Garry produced the landmark documentary Older Than Ireland which won Best Documentary at the Galway Film Fleadh.
Alexandra Georgopoulou, international relations manager of the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation. Greece
Born in Athens, Greece. Graduate of the Department of Theater Studies, Faculty of Philosophy, National Kapodestrian University of Athens. She obtained an MA in Performance Arts (pathway Theater Directing) at the University of Leeds (UK). She has worked as assistant director in several theater productions. In 2009 she staged her own production of a greek play titled "Meet Market". In 2011 she had the directing supervision of the performance Xenakis On Stage, in collaboration with Ergon Ensemble that was part of a threefold tribute to the composer Yannis Xenakis, on the occasion of the 10 year anniversary since his death (Athens Festival). From 2009 until today she is the International Relations Manager of the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation.
Koulouzakis Konstantinos, co-founder and creative director of the company Parenthesis. Greece
Kostantinos was born in Thessaloniki. After his studies in Cultural Technology and Communication, went to Barcelona and studied Cultural Administration. He participated in the production of Darklight Festival of Independent Creactivity (Dublin), L 'Alternatva Independent Film Festival of Barcelona and Poble Espanyol (sonar festival). He is co-founder and creative director of the company Parenthesis which introduced for the first time in Greece the Global Documentary Music Festival IN EDIT. Parenthesis also designed and realize the last 4 years the Pic Nik Urban Festival in the ancient Roman Agora of Thessaloniki.
Animation Judging Committee:
Steve Woods, commercial animator, Director and Interactive designer, specialist in Animation Direction Concept and production design. England
Over the years Steve has worked on a wide range of projects including commercials/animated features, pop videos and television series work with major British and international companies such as La Porte Industries, Lego, Glaxo, British Airways, BT the BBC and others. He has been working with advertising agencies, Electronic Media production companies and government departments in the UK, and abroad on commercials and public education based projects, utilizing traditional 2D and 3D animation and computer aided design for multimedia products. Steve collected a personal BAFTA in 2003 for his work on Bing and Bongs "Tinypanets". He lives now in Greece and he teaches animation and illustration at Comik school of art in Thessaloniki.
Stefanos Potamidis, graphic designer, Greece
He was born in Thessaloniki in 1967.Having completed the Dimitrelis Graphic Design School in 1989, he studied illustrtion under the guidance of Maria Tereza Marrel. During the first years of his carrer, he founded his own company. In 1995 a partnership was formed with another graphic designer, until 1999 when he decided to join the Colibri Creative Team. where he still works. He has been awarded for his work in Greece and in Europe. Engaged in photography and illustration, he watches cartoons as every child, but in recent years a bit more.
Thodoris Karamanolis, director, program director in AnimaSyros. Greece
Andia Angelidou is a designer. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design from Applied Art Studies College in Thessaloniki, Greece. In addition to her education, she was particularly keen on the History of Arts and Design, typography and photography. She draws her inspiration from the unexpected messages hidden in shapes and words. For ten full years she created exclusively for Colibri Branding and Design, undertaking the design and supervision of all possible projects that may come along in the creative life of a graphic designer, for a broad clientele involving equally professionals, organizations and institutions. She now works solo creating for her clients, as well as undertaking her own projects. In her spare time she finds peace in the summer by the sea, in wintertime in the mountains and whatever the season in the arms of her beloved.
Judging Comittee of Experimental Films:
Ioannis Kolaxizis, fine artist and cinematographer. Greece
Giannis Kolaxizis is a fine artist and cinematographer. He studied graphic design, pedagogy, painting, graphic arts-multimedia and image and sound technology. He participated in several exhibitions in Greece and abroad receiving many distinctions. He is a professor at the Cinema department of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and at the past he worked at the plastic arts department and several art schools.
Maria Papadopoulou, fine artist. Greece
Maria Papadopoulou has studied at the School of Fine Arts of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Universidad de Barcelona. Her field of expertise is new technology and video art. She participated in over 40 exhibitions in Greece and abroad.
George Melidonis, cinema critic. Greece
He works with experimental cinema and animation. He teaches animation, motion graphics and applications for digital means in private schools.


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A Whanganui hospice shop has been forced to pay hundreds of dollars to remove a pile of rubbish dumped at their front door overnight.
Among the items dropped off at the entrance to the Gonville Shop in Whanganui were eight mattresses and a lounge suite.
The pile cost the hospice shop $200 to remove.
Acting manager Gayle Ring said the store is often the target for illegal dumping, and to see it constantly happening is "frustrating".
"It was all over the footpath and we've got elderly people out there and they can't get through.
"It's just us volunteers that come in, it's frustrating and we have to move it."
Ring said they have put signs up warning about dumping rubbish at the store. She said they considered installing cameras but they were too expensive.


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Restaurant manager resume is focused on anyone who wants to make it big in the hospitality market. Restaurant management is in no way a simple task and requires the manager to take control of each single thing in a very subtle way.
To get into a Restaurant manager position, you need to have good presentable personality and a strong communication. Analytical skills are also quite desirable for this position.
To get the invitation for the job position, you need to have a great resume and that is where we come in. At BFWR, today we will list the best restaurant manager resume for the readers.
Restaurant Manager Resume
Before, we start listing the resumes, let's find out the skills that a Restaurant manager must have.
Skills for the position of Restaurant Manager
The manager should have the following desired skills.
- Should be well versed in hospitality and culinary management.
- Understanding how the front and back-end operations work is a must.
- Must be capable of understanding the vendor/ inventory management.
- Team leader skills are desirable with the ability to train new staff and supervise them when in need.
- Should understand the local market and make changes according to the competition.
- Should be capable of improving sales using marketing strategies.
- Guest Service Excellence adds value to the candidate.
- Amazing knowledge about foods and different type of culinary. Can create an appealing menu and focus on quality at the same time.
- Previous working knowledge of the position is desirable but not necessary.
The above skills are desirable for the position of the Restaurant Manager position. The skill list is not complete by any means and the requirement can fluctuate depending on the restaurant requirements.
Also, a degree in Hospitality Management can help the candidate a long way in the job prospects. Also, knowledge of the local culture and language can help the candidate to bring the best out of the job position.
Now, it's time to discuss the different aspects of a good resume. Without wasting much time, let's list them below.
- A good resume starts with a statement. The statement should attract the HR manager.
- Skills should be mentioned clearly. The manager only takes 30 secs maximum to judge the resume. So, it is better to give the best shot by presenting skills in a clear way.
- Career projects that you have excelled at would add more value to the resume. The hiring manager always wants to know what problems you have solved in your job. The challenges define you.
If you follow the above-mentioned tips, you will be in a great position to grab the job interview.
Enough of the knowledge! Let's see some the best restaurant manager samples.


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Sheriff Tony Estrada, Santa Cruz County
"Sheriff Estrada and I fought the cartels on the border when I was Attorney General and I am honored to have his endorsement for Secretary of State." Terry
Paul Johnson, CEO/founder of Redirect health, Old World Communities board member and former mayor of Phoenix
Former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson, a registered Independent and leader of the Arizona Nonpartisan Movement agrees with me that all voters should be treated exactly the same, whether they are Independents, Republicans or Democrats. I am proud to have his support and I hope you will watch and share his endorsement.
Weekly Campaign Update for Sept 5th
One candidate for Secretary of State has the experience needed to enforce our election laws impartially, fight all types of voter fraud, including the dark money trying to buy our votes. One candidate in this election has an impeccable record of public service, as a veteran, a mayor and a law enforcement official. That candidate is Terry Goddard.
We need Terry's experience to STOP DARK MONEY, FIGHT VOTER FRAUD and TREAT ALL VOTERS EQUALLY.Read more
Lydia Guzmán Endorsement
Lydia Guzman served as Outreach Director for two Arizona Secretaries of State. She has worked tirelessly to protect the right to vote for all eligible Arizonans and knows the role the Secretary of State's office plays in ensuring that right. I am proud to have her support.
Marna McLendon, criminal prosecutor
My friend and fellow prosecutor, Marna McLendon, a registered Republican cites my law enforcement experience as the primary reason she's supporting me for #AZSoS. Please like and share. #GoGoddard #StopDarkMoney
Former Phoenix Police Chief Jack Harris
Former Phoenix Police Chief Jack Harris knows fighting voter fraud, particularly the anonymous, corporate #DarkMoney flooding our state, trying to buy our votes is a job best-suited for someone with law enforcement experience. Please like and share if you agree.
Goddard Weekly Campaign Update for Aug 29
We now know who Terry's General Election opponent will be, longtime legislator Michelle Reagan won her party's nomination Tuesday night. She immediately went on the attack, saying that putting "Terry Goddard in charge of elections is like the fox guarding the henhouse." Obviously, she is trying to say that, in spite of Terry's unblemished record for impartially enforcing the law as Attorney General for 8 years and volunteering to defend our country in the US Navy, he will now ignore his oath of office and fail to enforce the laws equally. It is a slanderous allegation and a low ball way to begin the campaign, but it is just the first of the misstatements and character assignations she will try. She is that desperate to get elected. We need your help in getting out the truth as these attacks appear in the coming weeks. We know Terry can count on you!Read more
Frank Barrios Video
Hear what Frank Barrios - AZ native, author, historian, activist, and preservationist- had to say about why he is supporting Terry Goddard for Secretary of State.
I am proud that so many are supporting my candidacy for Secretary of State.
I am proud that so many voters from all across Arizona are supporting my candidacy for Secretary of State. Please click on this video to hear some of their reasons why. One common theme: Because I am the only candidate with the law enforcement experience to #StopDarkMoney.